2026-03-02
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I'm Steve Rosenberg, the BBC's Russia editor.
In Our Man in Moscow,
I'll show you what it's like being a news correspondent in Russia as the Russian authorities wage war on Ukraine and try to silence dissent.
The sound of war has reverberated around Ukraine for three years.
Dramatic geopolitical upheaval alongside threats of intimidation and imprisonment.
Our Man in Moscow.
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Two women whose chance meeting led to an intergenerational friendship tell us why it's something we all need in our lives.
The giant tortoise is returning to an island in the Galapagos after nearly two centuries.
This really is the start of a new species.
So as an evolutionary biologist this is very exciting
because here we are repopulating the island and it's really a new start.
Plus the Gen Z divers restoring Indonesia's coral reefs.
Seeing the changes in growth of the coral from when we first transplanted it until it grows gives us a sense of pride.
Why getting out into nature can be so good for our mental health and the US veterans reunited more than 80 years after serving together.
We start in New York where two women have developed an unconventional friendship after a chance encounter on Christmas Day.
Back in 2021, 26-year-old Nina was showing friends around the city during the holidays.