Ukraine: many left without power after air strikes

A wave of air strikes hit Ukrainian regions of Kharkiv and Odessa - air raid alerts and air defense systems activated. Many parts of the country are now without power as major infrastructure has been targeted by Russia.

Thousands of Israelis take to the streets across the country to protest against what is described as anti democratic legislation proposed by the right wing coalition government. Demonstrators plan to shut down the airport and cause a stay away. We hear from Prime Minister Netenyahu's Likud party.

And more protests in Georgia where police in the capital, Tbilisi, have used water cannons, tear gas and pepper spray to clear the streets of demonstrators angered by legislation they say will restrict civil liberties. What is the bill? We find out more from a Georgian democratisation researcher.