ros: we are in the bbc newsroom. our lead story is antony blinken has told russia that his country and nato will not bow to russia's demands in ukraine and eastern europe. prince andrew is demanding a jury trial as he seeks to defend a civil lawsuit brought by virginia giuffre. she is suing the duke of york in new york. she says she was traffic by jeffrey epstein, forced to have sex with prince andrew when she was 17. >> thiis a formal response by prince andrew's legal team to the complaint. he goes through every allegation line by line. he either denies or admits to the assertions. he denies all allegations of sexual abuse with virginia giuffre on the three occasions that she alleges when she was 17. he also denies that she was sent out to prince andrew by jeffrey epstein for sexual purposes. he comments on that notorious photo that exists of prince andrew with his arm around virginia and elaine maxwell -- ghislaine maxwell in the background. we know in the past, he has questioned whether that photo was in fact dr..

. ♪ >> we're here in the bbc newsroom. our lead story is tha russia says the u.s. has given no november responsibilities -- response its demands over eastern europe. the u.s. says it's russia that needs to mover its forces away from the ukrainian border. here in the u.k. a national ceremony is being held to remember victims of the holocaust. big ben, the house of parliament all illuminated with purple light as part of the national movement to light the darkness, this year's theme. this is scotland, elden burr cassel, and this is northern ireland's belfast city hall. households across the u.k. are putting candles in their windows, inch including boris johnson, with a candle burning in the window of number 10. auschwitz held its own commemoration ceremony earlier on today. >> those are children who survived at auschwitz. >> this is footage of some of the surviving children back then. only a handful of survivors are still alive today. ♪ >> some of the survivors attended the ceremony. one former inmate shared what it was like growing up there. >> i was 10 years old w

. ♪ >> we are here in the bbc newsroom. it's been one year to the day that riders storm the u.s. congress building on capitol hill and president biden has been pinning the blame on that on donald trump. the tennis world number one, novak djokovic, is being detained in melbourne and instead of defending his australian open title, the plan at the moment is he is going to be deported. his visa to enter the country was revoked the growing backlash over a wver he had been given but tournament organizers that would allow him to compete, in theory, despite not being fully vaccinated. we will spend a few minutes looking at how the story has been developed. novak djokovic is the men's world tennis number one. he is close to the venue of the austrian open, but he is awaiting deportation, to the fury of his dad. >> they want to keep him not only in custody, but in jail, until monday. think about it, until monday they will keep the best sportsman in the world in jail. >> to understand how he ended up in detention, we need to go back to tuesday. he tweeted this picture saying i'm heading down

. ♪ >> we are here in the bbc newsroom. our big story is that buckingham palace says prince andrew has given back his remaining military titles and will no longer be known as his royal highness. next we turn to canada. a father in quebec province has temporarily lost the right to see his child on the grounds that he's not vaccinated against covid-19. a judge said it would not be in the child's best interest to have contact with her father if he is not vaccinated. the father's facebook page displayed a number of posts posing the vaccine, which were used as evidence. beck is struggling with the surge in cases and has imposed a health tax on the and vaccinated. here's that announcement being made earlier this week. >> right now, these people are putting a very important burden on our health care network. i think it's normal that the majority of the population is asking that there be a consequence. >> let's hear from stephanie, a journalist in montreal who has been reporting on the case for a while. >> is a first, according to

. ♪ >> thi is "outside source," live from the bbc newsroom. our main story, queen elisabeth's son prince andrew faces civil trial in the u.s. with allegations of sexual assault after a judge in new york fused to dismiss the case. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has admitted for the first time that he attended a drinks party in the garden of number 10 downing street during england's first lockdown. he apologized, but dismissed calls to resign, telling parliament he was acting in work-related events. we have lots of clips. let's start with the prime minister. >> i want to apologize. i know millions of people across this country have made extraordinary sacrifices over the last eight months. i know the anguish that they have been through, unable to mourn their relatives, unable to live their lives as they want or to do the things they love. and i know the rage they feel with me, over the government i lead, when they think that in downing street itself, the rules are not the improperly followed by the people who make the rules. and though i canno