this is bbc news. the headlines: here in the uk, borisjohnson has quit as a member of parliament, claiming he was forced out in a "witch hunt". on friday, he received an early copy of a damning report about his conduct during the covid pandemic. four children have been found alive a0 days after a plane crash in the amazon in colombia — in which none of the adults on board survived. colombia's president said it was a "joy for the whole country". former president donald trump faces 37 criminal charges for allegedly mishandling classified documents. it is alleged he was storing us nuclear secrets and military plans

in a closet, ballroom and shower at his estate. manchester city and inter milan fans pour into the turkish city istanbul for the football champions�* league final. a win for city would seal a treble. they've already won the premier league title and the fa cup. now on bbc news: the briefing. a breach of a barrier designed to

protect. this is the kakhovka dam. the river surges downstream towards dozens of towns and villages. this is effectively a front line, separating new cane territory and russia occupied. at the mouth of river is the city her son. people were worried this fighting could become catastrophic. when our team arrive this afternoon, it didn't take long to find out what life here is like. it's dangerous, says catalina. and then... russia may have retreated here last year but they are not far away. it takes a lot in these parts to make people leave. upstream, you can't see what is left of the dam and hydroelectric plant. so who did this? russia

controls the area but blames ukraine. kyiv is in no doubt. translation:— ukraine. kyiv is in no doubt. translation: ., ., , ., . . translation: the cova hydroelectric ower translation: the cova hydroelectric power station. — translation: the cova hydroelectric power station. it _ translation: the cova hydroelectric power station, it wasn't _ translation: the cova hydroelectric power station, it wasn't deliberate - power station, it wasn't deliberate prepared explosion. they knew exactly what they were doing. tonight, the kyiv regime committed another terrorist crime. they cova hydroelectric dam was blown up which led to the flooding of territories. so what is the significance of the dam? it provides water to huge swathes of agricultural land including in premier. and the power plant provides energy. both areas are under control. the reservoir is huge and the river especially wife here. up to 14 miles across. this is what the dam looks like undamaged.

our colleagues save this image of the smaller brief was taken just days ago. thousands of people are the smaller brief was taken just days ago. thousands of people are at risk from flooding. whole villages are underwater. the landscape is transformed. whether destroyed the dam knew this would happen and decided it was worth it. ukraine has been ravaged by the battle. a country forever remoulded and now a region partially submerged. men who were once fighting for this land now control it. and they are enforcing their leader. this is the

taliban old antinarcotics unit. deep in afghanistan, they stop when they see it. their commander shouts at the family that owns the land. i told you to destroy yourselves. hidden from view, a woman screams backin hidden from view, a woman screams back in anger but retreats and doors. within minutes it is all gone. the poppy that this family spent months going. their son is detained for defying the ban. released later with a warning. we've been given rare access to the taliban campaign to eradicate poppy in the province. they have been at

it for five months already. now, in the province. they have been at it forfive months already. now, we have to get to more remote areas near the border with pakistan to find standing crop. farmers know how harmful opium is. there are high levels of addiction in their own country. but there is no other option, says mohammed whose field was destroyed. translation: iii was destroyed. translation: ., translation: if you don't have enou:h translation: if you don't have enough food _ translation: if you don't have enough food in _ translation: if you don't have enough food in your— translation: if you don't have enough food in your house - translation: if you don't have | enough food in your house before going hungry, what else will you do? if we grew wheat instead, we won't earn enough to survive.— earn enough to survive. when they hit those stocks, _ earn enough to survive. when they hit those stocks, they _ earn enough to survive. when they hit those stocks, they come - earn enough to survive. when they hit those stocks, they come flying | hit those stocks, they come flying in the air. the sap from these birds comes flying which is the opium residue. there is a very pungent smell of it in the air right now. the taliban go armed and in large numbers. there have been incidences

of clashes with angry locals. they are accused of profiting from opium when they were fighting against foreign forces and the former afghan regime. a claim the taliban denies. but now, from what we have seen and from satellite images, there is evidence of an unprecedented production. this is a province which used to be afghanistan's hartland for opium. wheat stands where poppy was once grown. this man tells us of then the area, farmers have all but complied with the order. translation: we complied with the order. translation:— complied with the order. translation: ~ ., ., , ,, complied with the order. translation: ~ . ., , ,, . translation: we are really upset. we can't meet our — translation: we are really upset. we can't meet our families _ translation: we are really upset. we can't meet our families needs. - translation: we are really upset. we can't meet our families needs. we - can't meet our families needs. we have had to take alone. hunger is at its peak and we haven't had any help

from the government. we its peak and we haven't had any help from the government.— its peak and we haven't had any help from the government. we met the main sokesman from the government. we met the main spokesman of — from the government. we met the main spokesman of the _ from the government. we met the main spokesman of the taliban _ from the government. we met the main spokesman of the taliban government l spokesman of the taliban government who told us they banned open because it is harmful and goes against their religious beliefs. they say they're not getting any support from your government. how do you plan to help them? translator mac we government. how do you plan to help them? translator ma— them? translator mac we know that eo - le them? translator mac we know that --eole are them? translator mac we know that people are very _ them? translator mac we know that people are very poor _ them? translator mac we know that people are very poor but _ them? translator mac we know that people are very poor but it - them? translator mac we know that people are very poor but it causes i them? translator mac we know that people are very poor but it causes a| people are very poor but it causes a lot of addiction. we have called on international organisations to help and afghans facing losses. but you have made things _ and afghans facing losses. but you have made things very _ and afghans facing losses. but you have made things very difficult - and afghans facing losses. but you | have made things very difficult with the ban on afghan women working for them. you can't have it both ways. we can't link humanitarian issues of political manners. opium isn'tjust affecting afghanistan. the whole world is affected by it.— world is affected by it. afghan -roduces world is affected by it. afghan produces almost _ world is affected by it. afghan produces almost all _ world is affected by it. afghan produces almost all of - world is affected by it. afghan produces almost all of the - world is affected by it. afghan - produces almost all of the heroine sold to europe. how will prices be

impacted? we went to another major p°ppy impacted? we went to another major poppy growing province to find out. we met a farmer holding onto a small stash of his harvest from last year. we are not naming him to protect him. he told us the price of each of these bags is now five times what it was before the ban. he is waiting for it to rise further so it can sustain his family longer. for now, the taliban appear to have accomplished what no one else could. but there are questions about how long they can sustain it. selling himself as a christian conservative, mike pence kicked off his campaign with a flashy video.

before god and my family, i am announcing i'm running for president of the united states. hat announcing i'm running for president of the united states.— of the united states. not one image of the united states. not one image of donald trump _ of the united states. not one image of donald trump appears _ of the united states. not one image of donald trump appears in - of the united states. not one image of donald trump appears in his - of the united states. not one image | of donald trump appears in his video but mike pence cannot escape from four years of loyalty as the vice president. right up until he refused to blockjoe biden becoming president. hanging mike pence was the cry from writers who stormed the rioters who stormed the capital. now defending the constitution is a campaign pitch. i defending the constitution is a campaign pitch-— defending the constitution is a campaign pitch. defending the constitution is a camaian itch. , . ,, ., campaign pitch. i believe anyone who uts campaign pitch. i believe anyone who puts themselves _ campaign pitch. i believe anyone who puts themselves over _ campaign pitch. i believe anyone who puts themselves over the _ puts themselves over the constitution should never be president of the united states. anyone who asks someone else to put themselves over the constitution should never be president of the united states again. mr

should never be president of the united states again.— should never be president of the united states again. mr pence isn't much safer— united states again. mr pence isn't much safer ground _ united states again. mr pence isn't much safer ground in _ united states again. mr pence isn't much safer ground in iowa - united states again. mr pence isn't much safer ground in iowa which i united states again. mr pence isn't. much safer ground in iowa which will be the first state to make a presidential nominee. also grinning with voters is ron desantis, senator tim scott is and eight presidential candidates under the same roof. {30d candidates under the same roof. god is not down — candidates under the same roof. (err. is not down with america yet. candidates under the same roof. god is not down with america yet. mike l is not down with america yet. mike pence is already _ is not down with america yet. mike pence is already well— known to pence is already well—known to voters and yet he is still trailing badly in the polls behind donald the clear frontrunner. badly in the polls behind donald the clearfrontrunner. who knows, the more candidates like mike pence who get into the race, the more they split that anti—trump vote and the easier they could make it four mr trump to win the nomination. these voters didn't get to hear from trump himself but is giving this event doesn't seem to who you are supporting for the nomination? trump. or desantis. i would go for

either one. but trump first, i think. i either one. but trump first, i think. ., ., , , think. i voted for president trump last time. the _ think. i voted for president trump last time. the name _ think. i voted for president trump last time. the name calling - think. i voted for president trump last time. the name calling has i think. i voted for president trump j last time. the name calling has to stop _ last time. the name calling has to sto -. ,, . ., last time. the name calling has to sto. ,, ., ., ., , stop. straddling a harley-davidson. candidates like _ stop. straddling a harley-davidson. candidates like him _ stop. straddling a harley-davidson. candidates like him versus - stop. straddling a harley-davidson. candidates like him versus the - candidates like him versus the absent donald trump. and it's the former president who is still in the lead. ina in a cul—de—sac in central london, the world's media. focused on itself and one man. others have settled claims over the years but here is prince harry, determined to have his day in court. telling those inside a packed court 15 and overflow an axe

that every single article written about him has caused him distress and agreeing he has felt hostility to the media even before he knew about their methods. he was asked about their methods. he was asked about this line in his witness statement. prince harry told the court he was talking about journalists responsible for causing a lot of pain, upset. the press in general. asked about putting a stop to the madness, he said it was his hope. he claims that many articles were based on unlawful gathering including phone hacking. today he has been questioned about them in detail. he says the journalists behind the story, a visit from his mother on his 12th birthday was by news investigators. the opposition claims he couldn't have hacked is

fine because he didn't have one back then. he asks how they knew who he was at the pub at that time? the barrister told him this story of a thumb injury had already been reported the day before. he claims itjust reported the day before. he claims it just encouraged reported the day before. he claims itjust encouraged others to take stories further by taking illicit measures to gain information. he says he was often teased at school after the articles and it caused paranoia and distress which led him to damp friends and not trust william. in a civil trial, in which a judge not a jury decides, says his lawyer. i5 a judge not a “my decides, says his la er. , ., ~' ~' , a judge not a “my decides, says his la er. ., ~' ., lawyer. is it more like likely than not that the _ lawyer. is it more like likely than not that the mirror _ lawyer. is it more like likely than not that the mirror engaged - lawyer. is it more like likely than not that the mirror engaged in i lawyer. is it more like likely than - not that the mirror engaged in phone hacking? or is it more likely they didn't? that they are weighing up

just to see where the balance tilts. for the best part of five hours inside here, prince harry calmly, quietly, seriously answered the questions put to him. questions designed to say his claims were wrong. he raised eyebrows and some hackles when he described notjust the british press about the government is at rock bottom. but he has broken so many of the rules of being a royal, political criticism isjust being a royal, political criticism is just another one to add to the list. he says he has found his calling, to call out the press. in ukraine's eastern battlefields, this town is under siege. below

ground, locals tune into the news from their bomb shelter. as the russian army attempts to circle the town, ukrainian troops are trying to keep defence. two local men are keeping the civilian holdouts alive by running eight supplies each day.

20 minutes outside of the town, these two grab breakfast. the sound of artillery as a hint of what awaits them.— of artillery as a hint of what awaits them. , , , . . ., awaits them. friendship is crucial in this period. _ awaits them. friendship is crucial in this period. even _ awaits them. friendship is crucial in this period. even in _ awaits them. friendship is crucial in this period. even in a - awaits them. friendship is crucial in this period. even in a difficult l in this period. even in a difficult situation, it helps us believe that we will survive.—

we will survive. dodging russian bombs on the — we will survive. dodging russian bombs on the way _ we will survive. dodging russian bombs on the way to _ we will survive. dodging russian bombs on the way to after- we will survive. dodging russian bombs on the way to after deep| we will survive. dodging russian - bombs on the way to after deep care each day is bad enough. having to do it in an old banger that breaks down every other day is even worse. eagle and alexey are the last link in a chain of international aid that stretches all the way to eastern europe. humanitarian supplies are transported across ukraine and stored at this warehouse just outside of avdivka. the last leg is

down to them, running the final aid to get the crucial cargo to where it is needed most. but it doesn't always go to plan. any stray shell could land at any moment. this is not the place to get stuck. sheued shelled every day, this final stretch is the most dangerous. but

once inside the town, the firstjob is to drop off the aid. before the next bombardment. this is a policeman from western ukraine, almost a thousand kilometres away, deployed to help the people in this front town. russian bombing here is indiscriminate. anything can be a target.

while his parents have left, others have decided to stay in the basements of the city. despite the horror, there is one

place left in avdivka that allows people to feel human again, if only for a few hours. here, you can have a hot meal, wash your clothes, charge your phone. the simple things no longer taken for granted.

with the day drawing to a close and the delivery is done, it is time for igor and alexi to get out.

hello, there. it's been a mostly sunny start to the day. we've had one or two showers to the south west of england, south and west wales so far this morning. but for most with that sunshine, it's warming up already. that was the scene earlier on in brighton. now, as we go through today, the sunshine will continue for most of us. still the odd shower down to the south west of england. we've lost that nagging cloud across eastern england, perhaps still a bit of cloud around the north sea there, around eastern scotland. but with the sunshine, temperatures getting up into the mid to the high 20s, 30 degrees celsius possible anywhere really from parts of greater manchester through the midlands and into the south east of england. but as we go through this afternoon,

showers will start to develop and look at these bright colours here and look how small these showers are. they'll move their way up from southern england through the midlands, up into the northeast of wales, towards merseyside, very hit and miss, these showers. but if you catch one of those, you could see some hail, some thunder, some gusty winds and the risk of some localised flooding as well. a lot of rainfall in a short space of time. now through this evening, those showers will continue to drift their way northward, some coming into northern ireland as well. but generally speaking tonight, it's going to be largely dry and clear, but still quite warm and muggy, actually. even by 10 o'clock this evening, temperatures in london, birmingham and manchester over 20 degrees celsius. as we go into the early part of sunday morning, these are the minimum temperatures. so still pretty muggy across southern areas, 15 or 16 degrees here, perhaps a bit chillier, a bit fresher around those eastern coasts. now, throughout sunday, a few showers across scotland, on the whole dry and sunny to start off in the morning, bit of patchy

mist and fog in the southwest. but showers and thunderstorms will once again start to get going as we head into lunchtime and during the afternoon, a risk of those just about anywhere, really. but again, they will be hit and miss. temperatures once again for most getting into the mid to the high 20s and again, we could see 30 celsius once again. now into next week still the risk of one or two showers, but generally speaking, high pressure will dominate and will have a southeasterly wind and that will bring even warmer weather. well, the warmer weather will continue, i should say. temperatures still mid to high 20s, heatwave criteria actually for some parts of the uk. still, though, the risk of one or two showers and thunderstorms as we go through the week. but generally speaking, dry with lots of sunshine. bye— bye. live from london — this is bbc news... former british prime minister boris johnson quits an mp — saying he was forced out in a witch—hunt.

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