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K.J. Yossman Top BBC news anchor Yalda Hakim has jumped ship to Comcast-owned Sky. She is set to join Sky News as lead world news presenter.

BBC News presenter Yalda Hakim has revealed that she is leaving the BBC after over a decade on screen.

Ukraine. Sky News reporter Stuart Ramsay found the group guarding the area in a distance just short of seven miles to Russian artillery and learned how they do their best to keep women and children safe.Holding a toy Kalashnikov, Nazar says he is not scared of the war anymore."They raped a woman in the school, there were a lot of children and women hiding in the basement," he told Stuart."They forced them out and moved in, and they shone torches through people's windows at night."And every day there were tanks and cars driving back and forth."The young bravado also told Sky News how he has been trying to catch Russian soldiers.He stopped passing cars and asked the drivers to say two Ukrainian words that are difficult to pronounce in Russian— "Ukrazaliznitsa" and "Palianitsa".The group rotate their shift from 9am to 9pm and Nazar recalled the time he caught a Russian."A driver failed the test, but we let him pass," he said."Next time we won't be so lenient."For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Friday as the war with Russia reached the 100th day: "We have defended Ukraine for 100 days already.

Ukraine, reporters in the field face a daily tightrope walk between getting the story and potentially getting killed. At least 14 journalists have already died in the conflict, which broke out when Russian troops invaded Ukraine on Feb.

Lorraine Kelly appeared to have suffered a tech blunder during the latest episode of her self-titled ITV show.The morning host was forced to apologise when things didn't go to plan with the video footage on the programme. Introducing a very serious issue regarding journalists who were recently attacked in Ukraine, a video clip was supposed to be shown to viewers at home of the terrifying scenes.However, viewers were presented with a clip from BBC drama Peaky Blinders instead.Appearing embarrassed by the unexpected footage, Lorraine apologised profusely for the blunder.

coming out of Ukraine claim undercover Russian agents have been hiding weapons in kids’ toys in order to get past sentries guarding civilian shelters. According to Ukrainan civilian, Karolina Stolozh, Russian saboteurs had been hiding arms and ammunition in toys so they could “shoot people in shelters”.

Harry Potter star Jessie Cave revealed she is back in hospital after testing positive for Covid weeks ago. The 34-year-old actress, who is pregnant with her fourth child, said she felt like she'd been "hit by a tonne of bricks" as she shared how she was still struggling with nausea.

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Love Island couple Jessica Rose Shears and Dom Lever have announced she is pregnant with their second child. The duo met on the hit ITV show in 2017 and were married the next year. The 28-year-old showed off her baby bump in a picture as she carried her two-year-old son.

The war in Ukraine was brought home in graphic style earlier this week to a Sky News Team covering the conflict.

K.J. Yossman British journalist Stuart Ramsay has been shot and wounded while reporting on the conflict in Ukraine.Ramsay, Sky News’ chief correspondent, was driving along a freeway towards Ukraine’s capital city Kyiv alongside camera operator Richie Mockler, producers Dominique Van Heerden and Martin Vowles, and local producer Andrii Lytvynenko on Monday Feb. 28 when their car was ambushed by Russians, who showered it in a hail of bullets.Despite the Sky News team shouting that they were journalists, the shooting did not stop.

Manori Ravindran International EditorThe last time Variety caught up with Sky News chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay, he was hunkered down in a military compound near the Kabul airport, where thousands of Afghan civilians were awaiting evacuation as the Taliban watched on.Seven months later — after a stint in Brazil’s Amazon and a quick trip home to the U.K. for Christmas in between — he’s coming up on two months in Ukraine.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine unfolds, Sky News has decided to air two daily, hour-long specials dedicated to covering the crisis across its TV, radio and digital/social media platforms.Starting on Monday (Feb. 28), the British outlet will air the specials each day at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m — with programming coming from Sky News’ team of correspondents both on the ground and at home.

K.J. Yossman Stuart Ramsay has covered 18 separate wars and numerous natural disasters during his 30 years as a reporter but even he admits the scenes unfolding around him this week in Afghanistan have been unique.“The circumstances and the desperation and the sadness is the same in every scenario but this is slightly different,” the Sky News chief reporter tells Variety in an exclusive interview.