Daily News July 6th 2022 composite version

As civilian casualties mount in the Donbass a ten year old girl is killed by Ukrainian shelling in a residential area of Donetsk. The UK's Daily Mirror newspaper has apparently published a fake article blaming Russia for shelling in Donetsk despite the city being under Russian control, and local officials blaming the attack on Kiev. Our crew films Russian helicopters striking Ukrainian military positions on the front lines - as the Russian-led forces continue their advance Westward. Ukrainian officials confirm that some of the military aid provided to the country by the West appears to have been stolen with the Russian defense minister adding the weapons are increasingly appearing on the black market. The US pushes Dutch company to stop selling tech equipment to China. Boris Johnson fights for his political life, pleading with his party not to dump him as Prime Minister, claiming the war in Ukraine, means it's not the right time for him to go. The European Parliament backs a proposal to add gas and nuclear energy to the EU's list of 'climate-friendly' sources. That's as the bloc's energy crisis sends electricity prices soaring to all-time highs. With gas prices in the EU reaching record levels, German officials urge locals to limit energy consumption as citizens prepare for a long term crisis. There is also unrest in South Africa, the cocaine trade route of Guinea Bissau is examined. We report on an Ethiopian Massacre and matters of faith & politics concerns in Pakistan and India.