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Hello, I am Nick Gowing with BBC World News, our top stories: Crimea

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becomes Ukraine's next potential flash point, Russian flags fly over

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government buildings, armed men seize the regional parliament.

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Ukraine's acting president warns Russia against aggression. As the

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crisis deepens, the former president asks Moscow to guarantee his safety,

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according to reports emerging from Russia. And the Governor of Arizona

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vetoes a bill that would have allowed American business owners to

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turn away customers for being gay. Hello, everyone. A series of

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fast-moving events in Ukraine. The interim government has put domestic

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security forces on high alert at the government buildings in Crimea, part

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of Ukraine, was seized overnight by armed men wearing Russian colours.

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The Russian flag now flies over the regional parliament building in the

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capital, Simferopol. The Crimea is a potential flash point, because

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although part of Ukraine, it is also home to the Russian naval fleet, a

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massive based on the back-seat in Sevastopol -- a massive based on the

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Black Sea in Sevastopol. There is a large Russian population as well.

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And now a new twist, reports from official Russian news agencies

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signal that Viktor Yanukovych is in Russia after he fled rapidly on

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Friday. He insists he is still Ukraine's rightful head of state.

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What has happened in Simferopol, the capital of Crimea? Mark Lowen is

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there the Russian flag now flies above the Crimean parliament here in

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Simferopol. We understand that overnight around

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50 unidentified and gunmen forced their way inside the parliament

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building, passed those barricades. -- armed gunmen. There is a

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negotiation under way. If we swing around, you can see that outside the

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building some pro-Russian demonstrators have gathered. They

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were further down the square, they pushed through police lines, waving

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flights, and then they came outside the parliament building here, which

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was previously cordoned off by police. They are chanting the word

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Russia. They are saying they have waited for this moment for 20 years,

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that they want a united Russia. This is, of course, the biggest challenge

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for the new Ukrainian government. These people they that illegitimate

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protesters seized the government in Ukraine and they say they intend to

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do exactly the same now here in Crimea.

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The situation in Ukraine is the focus of a long planned NATO defence

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ministers' meeting in Brussels. And as Rasmussen expressed the

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Alliance's concerns about developments in Crimea specifically

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this morning. -- Anders Fogh Rasmussen. He urged Russia not to

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take any action which could create tension. We wish to continue our

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engagement and confirm our support to Ukraine on the path of democratic

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and inclusive reforms. We see Defence Reform Bill and military

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co-operation as key priorities. -- defence reform. We stand ready to

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support Ukraine as it strengthens democratic control over the defence

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sector with effective Parliamentary oversight and the robust involvement

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of civil society. Ukraine is and remains an important partner for

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NATO. NATO is and remains a friend of Ukraine. And a sovereign, stable

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and independent Ukraine firmly committed to democracy and the rule

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of law is and remains the two security. This is why I am extremely

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concerned by the most recent developments in Crimea. -- remains

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key to security. This morning's action by an armed group is

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dangerous and irresponsible. I urge Russia not to take any action that

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could create tension or misunderstanding. I urge the new

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Ukrainian leadership to continue its efforts to establish and inclusive

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political process that reflects the democratic aspirations of the entire

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Ukrainian people. -- an. Meanwhile, Viktor Yanukovych, until Friday the

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president of Ukraine, has appeared in print and verbally on television

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in Russia, saying that he still views himself as the President of

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Ukraine and Russia has guaranteed his personal safety from actions of

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what he called the extremists who seized power in Ukraine. This is

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being quoted by an official Russian government news agency. I asked

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Bridget Kendall in Moscow what to make of this statement from

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Ukraine's apparently deposed president, Yanukovych. The statement

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from Viktor Yanukovych, which was released simultaneously to the three

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main Russian news agencies and read out on the rolling news TV channel,

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in which he said he still considers himself Ukraine's legal head of

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state, and he believes the sessions taking place in the Ukrainian

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parliament and the decisions they are passing are not legal. And he

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also said, given, as he put it, extremists had seized power, he had

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asked Russia for protection, and separately the Russian news agency

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said they had spoken to sources who said he had had that request

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granted, which certainly seems to be the case if this statement is being

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read out over Russian airwaves. He did go on to say that he thought

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people in southern and eastern Ukraine, in the Crimea, would not

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accept what the government in Kiev was doing, and therefore he was

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prepared to step in and work for a compromise according to the

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agreement he signed with the opposition and Western powers. He

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seems to be speaking from an unknown location. We assume it is on Russian

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territory, although his exact whereabouts have not been made

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clear. What is your reading therefore of the fact that this has

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emerged through one of the official government news agencies and is

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quoting him directly? Where does this mean Russia is aligning

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itself, and what position is Russia taking with the former president,

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although he says he is still the president? It feels like a pretty

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significant development. There was a lot of speculation about whether or

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not Russia would even access him. In fact, a senior Russian

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parliamentarian in the upper chamber of the Russian parliament only

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yesterday said, no, Yanukovych was not on Russian soil and he thought

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it very unlikely that Russia would give him sanctuary. And yet here he

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is, not only apparently in Russia, being given protection by the

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Russian authorities, but having his statement that he thinks the

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authorities in Ukraine are illegitimate read out on Russian

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airwaves. It is not just the Russian news agency which has released this,

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Nick, it was read out on Russian television. So it seems, given that,

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to have some of the authority of the Russian state behind it, these are

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state-controlled channels and agencies. Quite what it means in the

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battle that is going on over who should be in control and what should

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happen in Ukraine is difficult to read, but it is slightly ominous,

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given the events in Crimea this morning, these armed men who have

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taken over the parliament and the government in Crimea, not saying

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very much, but clearly putting up a Russian flag, taking the side of

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Russian speakers in Crimea. We do not know if these events are linked,

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but it does seem quite odd that the former Ukrainian President, who,

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let's face it, has been denounced all over the place, including here

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in Russia, should suddenly be given airspace on Russian television.

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Regional and international fears are mounting about that part of Ukraine.

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It is one in which Moscow has long had a massive strategic interest,

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and there it is down here, Crimea. When the Soviet Union broke up in

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1991 and Ukraine became independent, in Sevastopol, Russia retained

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basing rights for its enormous Black Sea fleet. It has sovereign rights

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there. In the capital, Simferopol, confirmation that those officers

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have been seized, and there is an ominous question - how might Russia

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decides to defend its interests in Ukraine? Remember, in the last 24

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hours, 150,000 troops have gone on exercises and drills right around

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the Western district here. There are combat aircraft confirmed as flying

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in this area, and there are the rights to deploy anything they want

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down into that enormous naval base in Sevastopol. The BBC correspondent

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is in Kiev, how are developments down there in Crimea and more widely

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from Russia being seen there? Well, it seems that the atmosphere here in

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CF, in the Ukrainian parliament, but also here in Independence Square,

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people are quite nervous, waiting for news. Russia said it would not

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intervene any political crisis in Ukraine, but at the same time

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Russian state media were detecting the situation is almost a military

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turndown in Ukraine, and that is why it now seems there are concerns that

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Russia was preparing the soil to step in, to move. Ukraine is a

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massive country of 46 million people, and enormous pace. Even if

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they have mobilised 150,000 troops for a drill, and exercise, what

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about this particular problem that Ukraine has, which those Russian

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troops in Sevastopol, inside the naval base, which can be

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supplemented, do have a legitimate right to be there? Yes, they do have

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a legitimate right to be there, moreover they have a legitimate

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right to move around Crimea, and let me point your attention to the fact

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that the troops, which are stationed there, and troops which are

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stationed close to that side from the Russian border are one of the

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best forces that Russia has. Russian Navy SEALs are one of the best

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trained and one of the well equipped parts of the Russian army. Order if

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she never there in Kiev. -- order -- Olga Ivhsina.

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The explosion outside the headquarters of the security

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services in the capital, a BBC correspondent gave me this reading

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of the security situation in Mogadishu, which has seen a sudden

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increase in attacks recently. Yes, exactly, and it has been coming

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back in the past few weeks. Today a car was driven with explosives to a

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cafe near the headquarters of the Somali intelligence services, one of

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the heavily fortified areas, and they have attacked the area, and

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several people, including some of the intelligence forces, were killed

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in the attack. Some few days ago, a daring attack was launched on the

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presidential palace in Somalia, where senior people, including

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government officials, were killed. So these kind of attacks are

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becoming normal in Mogadishu nowadays, despite two years of a

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lull after the withdrawal of Al-Shabab, where the attacks had

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been not this rampant all coming back like this.

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Off the coast of Italy, the captain of the Costa Concordia cruise ship

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has returned for the first time to the vessel he is accused of

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abandoning as it ran aground off the Italian coast. Francesco Schettino

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is accused of manslaughter over the deaths of 32 passengers and crew.

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Off the coast of the island of Giglio, the wreck of Costa Concordia

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was righted in a massive and extraordinary salvage operation last

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autumn, but it still lies there. Alan Johnston is there.

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Captain Francesco Schettino is a board that little boat, a sad figure

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in dark glasses with slicked back hair. He has joined a group of

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experts, court-appointed, who have been sent out to the wreck to

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examine evidence in connection with the captain's manslaughter trial,

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which has been unfolding on the mainland for some months now. On the

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night of the disaster, Captain Schettino is accused of having

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abandoned his ship when hundreds of passengers were still aboard,

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struggling to reach the safety of lifeboats. A furious coastguard

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commanded again and again, ordered him to get back on the ship, but he

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refused. Now at last, as you watch, the captain is at last making his

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return journey to the Costa Concordia. That boat will take him

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into the battered flank of the wreck, and then we would expect him

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to go up to the bridge area, his command post, that he last saw amid

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the chaos of the sinking on that tragic night when more than 30

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people died in these waters. Alan Johnston there alongside the

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wreck of the Costa Concordia. Stay with us here on BBC World News,

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still to come: The Oscars are this weekend, we look at a film that

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examines love and betrayal in Israel and the Palestinian territories.

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The Miracle of Third Avenue, that's what they're calling a baby born on

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the pavement in the heart of New York. Her British mother had just

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gone into labour, and was standing outside her home, trying to get a

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taxi to the hospital. Nick Bryant reports from New York.

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Say hello. Oh, my goodness. The latest attraction in New York, a

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beautiful baby dubbed a miracle, now safely in her British mother's arms

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after being delivered in the gutter. Realising she was in labour, Polly

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tried to hail a cab with the help of a friendly dormant. The start of a

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future Matic minutes in New York. A lady walked ahead and hailed a cab.

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I said, I want that cap. This New York nativity scene was captured by

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a passing newsgroup which watched as Polly gave birth at the start of the

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rush hour. Stuck in traffic, her husband arrived moments later.

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I knew instantly it was Polly. I feared the worst, she had been

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knocked down. The bitterest of New York winters and onlookers started

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taking off their clothes to keep the newborn baby born. One woman offered

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up her coat. They have lost her phone number but will always

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remember her name. You have given her that middle name. Her middle

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name is now Isabel. We are very happy with it. The baby is oblivious

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to her fame and surroundings in a city that supposedly never sleeps.

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Nasa's planet-hunting telescope has found 715 new planets outside our

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solar system.. This is a huge new haul for scientists using the Kepler

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telescope. Part of the significance of the latest discoveries is that

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they are similar in size to earth and could support water in liquid

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form. This is BBC World News. The latest

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headlines. Armed gunmen have seized the

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regional parliament in Crimea, as Ukraine's acting president warns

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Russia against military aggression. In a statement issued to Russian

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news agencies, the former president Viktor Yanukovych has asked Moscow

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to guarantee his safety. The governor of the US state of

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Arizona has vetoed a draft law to allow businesses to refuse to serve

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gay people on religious grounds. Governor Jan Brewer, who's

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Republican, is blocking legislation proposed by members of her own

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party. It would have given business owners legal protection if they

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refused to serve same-sex couples, or any other prospective customers.

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Similar initiatives have been proposed in six other American

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states. None has yet been passed. Alastair Leithead has more.

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These are the protesters outside the state capital in Arizona,

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celebrating a decision by the Governor Jan Brewer not to allow a

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bill into law. She announced in this letter to the press she would be

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vetoing a bill which had come through the legislature, landed on

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her desk, and the reason behind that is that this bill was seen by

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opponents as being homophobic. In there, it was essentially designed

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to try and be inclusive in terms of religion, to allow businesses who

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did not want to serve people who went against their religion, to do

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that without fear of being taken to court. Now, of course, that would

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mean people decided they did not want to send someone who is gay,

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they would be protected in law -- to serve. That is why there has been

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such an outcry from gay rights protesters, and the Chamber of

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Commerce who said this would be seen as a law that would be

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discriminatory. As a result, they didn't want this to be passed. She

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mulled it over, spent the day in the capital speaking to both sides, then

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came out saying this bill would be vetoed and would not go into law.

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One of a number of states where these bills have been in progress

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but which have been defeated, which protesters are pleased about.

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It's not long until the Oscars. The 86th Academy Awards take place in

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Hollywood this weekend. As ever, the foreign film category will be

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contested by films which deal with some rather gripping issues. One

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foreign film nominated is the Palestinian film Omar. It tackles

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the highly sensitive subject of Palestinians who collaborate with

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Israel. Yolande Knell reports. Omar brings the complexities of the

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Middle East conflict to this year's Oscars. The Palestinian contender

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for the Best Foreign Language Film is a love story that becomes a

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tragedy. After three young Palestinians decide to kill an

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Israeli soldier, the main character is arrested and beaten. He then

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comes under pressure to work as a collaborator with Israeli

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intelligence. The plot turns on betrayals and breakdowns in trust.

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TRANSLATION: The cinema is used by the director to show one of the

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issues that Palestinian people have faced. How they deal with betrayals,

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how the Israeli intelligence works on our young men and puts pressure

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on them to tell their secrets. Over the decades, the security

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forces in Israel have relied on information from thousands of

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Palestinian collaborators. Collaborators can be recruited in

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different ways. Through coercion, or in exchange for money or medical

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treatment. Some work for Israel for ideological reasons. But the risks

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they run are high. They can be disowned by their families, or

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killed if they are discovered. They are hated by Palestinian society.

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Many former collaborators now live a precarious existence in Israel. One

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is beating his lawyer to press for his rights. He is from Hebron in the

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West Bank and is related to a senior Palestinian political figure. 20

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years ago, he was imprisoned in Israel and become an -- became an

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informant. TRANSLATION: Lee contributed a lot

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to the existence of the state of Israel. It is very dangerous. There

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is no way back once you are involved.

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Now, Omar is exposing an international audience to this to be

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subject. But it's not the only recent movie to take it on. This

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acclaimed Israeli film Bethlehem also tells the tale of an Israeli

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secret services agent and his young Palestinian informant. The divided

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loyalties and moral dilemmas make collaborating so painful to discuss

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in real life, and bake for gripping drama on the big screen. -- make.

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In India, efforts are being stepped up to find a man-eating tiger which

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has claimed the lives of ten people. Most of those who died have been

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farm workers. But, six weeks after the tiger first struck, hunters are

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no closer to catching it. Andrew North has been out with one of the

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hunting teams who are on the trail of the tiger.

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Getting ready to hunt a man eating tiger. With a licence to kill. The

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authorities have called in a veteran of more than 40 hunts of big cats

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which have gone rogue. The tiger he and his team are tracking has

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already killed ten people. In the village where it last struck, life

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has come to a virtual standstill. After one man was eaten alive while

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working in the fields. TRANSLATION: We are living in terror now, even if

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we -- we see a leaf shape on a tree. They have got to kill the tiger.

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Tigers do not naturally go after humans. Around the big hillside

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preserved by this latest man eater is from, the attacks are becoming

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more common as humans press in. The tiger has often been hiding inside

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dense fields of sugar cane like this. Even if you feet inside, it is

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impossible to see anything. Until it is too late, and many of the victims

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of the tiger have been farm workers. This area is literally covered with

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dense sugar cane fields. The hunters carry on into the night, using a

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powerful search beam. Then, they see something. There is movement on the

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riverbed. But it is not a tiger. A jackal. The next morning, though, a

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new lead, they have found fresh tiger tracks. Early morning today at

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5:30am, we became aware of this tiger from the alarm calls given

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out. They will work out it is -- if it is the man eater using plaster

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casts of the Prince. This conflict is only likely to grow as humans

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encroach on territory. 15 years back, forest cover was much bigger.

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You take somebody's home away, where will it go? It becomes a hobo. With

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a tiger still on the loose, everyone is on edge, it has a taste for human

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flesh, which means it is likely to come back for more.

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An update on our report, the South Korean Defence Ministry says North

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Korea has fired for short range missiles towards the sea off the

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east coast of the country. Officials have said they were fired at

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5:42pm, from a mountainside just north of the border with the South.

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They provided no information on the reason for the firing. More on that

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as we get it. And in the Ukraine, the Prime Minister designate has

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insisted the country will remain a unified country. While expressing

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concern at the arms seizure of official buildings in Crimea with

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Russian flag being raised. We are committed to the territorial

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integrity and unity of my country. And, the new government will do

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everything, and use all legal means, to stabilise the situation in

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Crimea. And to convince the entire world, and all Ukrainian

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neighbours, that Ukraine is a sovereign, united country.

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Just to tell you, there is evidence of something happening more around

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Sevastopol in the Crimea, this report saying the former president,

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President Yanukovych, has been quoted by official news agencies as

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saying he is still in charge and he blames extremists for introducing

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instability.

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