maryam: another development. russia has released 10 prisoners of war captured in ukraine in a deal brokered by saudi arabia. many had been sentenced to death in a proxy court. new york's attorney general filed a civil lawsuit against donald trump and three of his children, accusing them of fraud donald trump has a lot as a witchhunt. the u.s. federal reserve -- accusing them of fraud. donald trump has called it a witchhunt. the u.s. federal reserve has raised interest rates, hoping to lower inflation. we begin with the conflict in ukraine, russia's president has announced a partial military mobilization, making an additional 300,000 personnel available to fight in ukraine. he said the call up was necessary to protect russian territory, including occupied areas that moscow is preparing to annex. here he is, explaining who is affected. >> the priority will be on people who served in the armed forces and have experienced. those drafted before being sent to the places of service will have additional training. reliabl

maryam: welcome back. pro-moscow separatists have declared victory in four ukrainian regions on joining russia. ukraine and the west have dismissed the pole as an illegal landgrab. denmark and sweden say gas leaks from two pipelines connecting europe and russia were caused by bless. sweden's prime minister says the information suggests the damage to the pipelines was likely to be a deliberate act. florida is braced for its most powerful storm in more than a century. hurricane ian is intensifying as it moves towards the united states. 2.5 million people are under evacuation orders, with the storm expected to make landfall on wednesday night. it has already blasted parts of the caribbean, included cuba. our reporter had to the story. reporter: blowing through the cayman islands hurricane ian offers a taste of what is to come to the cuba and u.s. mainland. the island's center has given the all clear on -- as hurricane ian heads to the caribbean. winds reaching 155 kilometers per hour it made landfall in the w

hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. us presidentjoe biden tells world leaders in new york that russia's acts in ukraine are outrageous. putin claims he had to act because russia was threatened, but no—one threatened russia and no—one other than russia sought conflict. in russia, hundreds of people have been arrested in anti—war devastations after president putin calls up thousands of extra trips to joining battlefield in ukraine. —— anti—war demonstrations. translation: if the territorial integrity of our country is - threatened, then to defend russia and our people, we shall of course use all means at our disposal. i am not bluffing. in the past hour, russia has released 10 prisoners of war captured in ukraine — in a deal brokered by saudi arabia. half are britons. also in the programme, new york's attorney general files a civil suit against donald trump and three of his children, accusing them of fraud. donald trump has condemned the lawsuit as a "witch hunt". also this hour, the us federal reserve is ex

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. russia's war in ukraine is taking centre stage at the un security council in new york. the us leads the criticism. the very international order that we have gathered here to uphold is being shredded before our eyes. we cannot, we will not allow president putin to get away with it. a completely different narrative about _ a completely different narrative about russian aggression as the origin— about russian aggression as the origin of— about russian aggression as the origin of all the tragedy. large numbers of russians have been leaving their country by car — as president putin begins drafting new troops in the fight in ukraine. some flights out of russia have sold out. also in the programme... the bank of england raises interest rates to their highest level for m years — it warns the uk may already been in recession. and a fracking ban in england is lifted in a bid to increase energy production — but critics say the move could harm the environment and trigger earthquakes. th

hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. voting ends in four disputed referendums in parts of occupied ukraine, which russia may use to annex more territory. the west has denounced the vote a sham. ukraine accuses moscow of a terror attack on two pipelines carrying gas to europe. seismologists reported underwater blasts before three leaks emerged. meanwhile, the exodus continues. thousands of russian men trying to avoid the military call up are fleeing across the border. 66,000 russians have entered the eu in a week. here in the uk, the opposition leader keir starmer accuses the government of crashing the economy with its new plan to cut tax and increase borrowing. don't forget, don't forgive. the only way to stop this is with a labour government. applause and nasa has deliberately flown a space—craft into an asteroid — to push it off course — in the first test of a planetary defence system. voting has ended in widely discredited referendums organised by russia in four occupied regions in ukraine. as expected, russia i

hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. us presidentjoe biden tells world leaders in new york that russia's acts in ukraine are outrageous. putin claims he had to act because russia was threatened, but no—one threatened russia and no—one other than russia sought conflict. in russia, hundreds of people have been arrested in anti—war devastations after president putin calls up thousands of extra trips to joining battlefield in ukraine. —— anti—war demonstrations. translation: if the territorial integrity of our country is -

hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is outside source. voting ends in four disputed referendums in parts of occupied ukraine, which russia may use to annex more territory. the west has denounced the vote a sham. ukraine accuses moscow of a terror attack on two pipelines carrying gas to europe. seismologists reported underwater blasts before three leaks emerged. meanwhile, the exodus continues. thousands of russian men trying to avoid the military call up are fleeing across the border. 66,000 russians have entered the eu in a week. here in the uk, the opposition leader keir starmer accuses the government of crashing the economy with its new plan to cut tax and increase borrowing.

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is 0utside source. russia's war in ukraine is taking centre stage at the un security council in new york. the us leads the criticism. the very international order that we have gathered here to uphold is being shredded before our eyes. we cannot, we will not allow president putin to get away with it. a completely different narrative about _ a completely different narrative about russian aggression as the origin— about russian aggression as the origin of— about russian aggression as the origin of all the tragedy. large numbers of russians have been leaving their country by car — as president putin begins drafting new troops in the fight in ukraine.

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. four occupied regions of ukraine call a vote this week onjoining russia. the un secretary general warns the war in ukraine, food shortages and climate change could bring a winter of discontent a cost—of—living crisis is raging, trust is crumbling, inequalities are exploding, and our planet is burning. liz truss starts her first foreign trip since becoming prime minister with a focus on energy security and combating russia's war in ukraine. also coming up: warnings of an increase in water borne diseases in the wake of pakistan's devastating floods.

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is 0utside source. the global markets react to the uk prime minister's economic plans — the cost of government borrowing soars and the pound plunges to an all time low against the dollar. the bank of england says it won't hesitate to raise interest rates to stabilise the currency. in italy, jojo maloney claims victory and. we have a special report on the struggle for survival on ukraine's front line. in the last few minutes we have been hearing incoming and outgoing shells, every 30 seconds or so.

which is ironically, led by a woman, mrs maryam rajavi, who has a 10 point plan for the future of iran that calls for separation of mosque and state calls for the full rights for women calls for the market economy and wants a non nuclear iran. so in a sense, everybody all the iranians inside and outside iran are coming together with the call for or regime change in iran and our expectation. from the international community is that to recognize the right of the iranian people for regime changed in their own hands in iran, and at the same time, make sure that there are punitive measures taken against the dictators ruling them. the ayatollahs should not go free after these type of killings, the sanctions against them against the military apparatus. could be in forced and anybody who is helping them in a sense to break down the internet connection, providing them with equipment that allows them to censor the voice of the people should also be sanctioned. okay, so how hopeful argue that some of those things that you just discussed will actually happen. we've seen protests in the before in i

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. the global markets react to the uk prime minister's economic plans — the cost of government borrowing soars and the pound plunges to an all time low against the dollar. the bank of england says it won't hesitate to raise interest rates to stabilise the currency. in italy, jojo maloney claims victory and. we have a special report on the struggle for survival on ukraine's front line. in the last few minutes we have been hearing incoming and outgoing shells, every 30 seconds or so. it really doesn't stop. and science fiction made reality as nasa plans to try to divert an asteroid by crashing a rocket into it. we start in the uk — where the bank of england says it won't hesitate to take action to control inflation, after the pound slumped to an all time low against the dollar. take a look at this chart from this morning's asia trading. at one point sterling fell to $1.03 — the lowest since 1971 — though it's since recovered slightly. there's been speculation that the bank of engla

hello, i'm maryam moshiri, this is outside source. four occupied regions of ukraine calla vote this week onjoining russia. the un secretary general warns the war in ukraine, food shortages and climate change could bring a winter of discontent a cost—of—living crisis is raging, trust is crumbling, inequalities are exploding, and our planet is burning. liz truss starts her first foreign trip since becoming prime minister with a focus on energy security and combating russia's war in ukraine. also coming up: warnings of an increase in water borne diseases in the wake of pakistan's devastating floods. de facto authorities in four russian occupied or partially—occupied regions of ukraine have announced plans to hold referendums on joining russia this week — as ukraine continues to recapture territory in the north—east. proxy administrations in luhansk, donetsk, kherson and zaporizhzhia all say that voting will start this friday. this is what the russian—appointed head of the region had to say. translation: i will personally a -

but first i will introduce maryam imtiaz from care pakistan, who hasjust returned from baluchistan, one of the hardest hit areas. thank you forjoining us. what have you seen? hit areas. thank you for “oining us. what have you seen?_ hit areas. thank you for “oining us. what have you seen? thank you for this opportunity- — what have you seen? thank you for this opportunity. it _ what have you seen? thank you for this opportunity. it would _ what have you seen? thank you for this opportunity. it would be - what have you seen? thank you for this opportunity. it would be fair i this opportunity. it would be fair to say— this opportunity. it would be fair to say the — this opportunity. it would be fair to say the situation on the ground is devastating. there are 33 million people _ is devastating. there are 33 million people who have been affected by floods. _ people who have been affected by floods, over 900,000 houses damaged an 800,000 plus livestock perished. more than— an 800,000 plus livestock perished. more than 2 million acres of crop has been — more than 2 million acre