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This is the latest example of the war on facts as Russia continues to attack its neighboring country.
"The wind blew across my face and through my eyes and a single tear came out."
“Sorry, this is a moving moment."
The corporation has said it "accepts" Ofcom's decision, which relates to a BBC News broadcast last month.
The journalist revealed that it took eight hours to travel just two miles to the crossing.
Foreign media targeted by Kremlin’s crackdown on coverage of war in Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Nadine Dorries asks MPs "what is wrong with playing God Save The Queen?" in patriotism flex.
The BBC newsreader also explained how his diagnosis changed his outlook on life.
"People tend to think that if you are confident, then you never doubt yourself. But that’s not true."
The journalist was the first woman to hold the role after she was appointed in 2015.