these initiatives ultimately helped eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, this is in use out on alger 0 for the back to live in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. rescue as in morocco struggle to reach remote mountain regions where entire villages have reportedly been flattened. spite and on drilling. a hole in the historic center is not a cache with will be 36 hours off to fridays. a like many people are still living in the open app for fear of officer shops,

many just meters from the rubble strewn house. and well doubtful of innovation says 300000 balkans are affected. several countries are sending teens to help survivors . also on this news, our a drone attack on a marketing don at least 2 people that killed the worst single strike thing fighting started in a german actually with full task code. golf claims how fast may just tennis title, the 19 year old, becoming the 1st american teenager to win the u. s. i said since sabrina williams, in 1999. the thank you very much for joining us. we begin in morocco where he imagines the cruise of racing defined to his quake survivors more than 2000 people have died in the countries worst natural disaster. in decades, towns and villages in the worst areas have been destroyed. rugged terrain is making

it difficult for rescue teams to reach remote communities. the lot of different ghosts gums towards you for a 2nd. there's all of us living in the village here have lost our homes. and as you can see, all the people here today have lost somebody. somebody has died in every family. we are living in a crisis situation. we asked that king mohammed the 6 intervenes and sends us some help because we are living through a traumatizing situation. the people don't have electricity, they have nothing to eat or drink, no bread, nothing new. in the city of myra cash, people slept outside for a 2nd straight night because of fears of aftershocks and unstable buildings to historic city witness widespread devastation. several countries have offered assistance cot i sent a n, a search cool. and a special unit from spain's military has been sent to morocco. escalade to andras. here is doing a whole who joins is from america to one of the scale of the destruction and the

devastation caused by this earthquakes to monthly it almost 48 hours on. talk to us about the search and rescue efforts, the latest on that front. for those remote areas, these areas near the, at the center of the quick yeah. as you say, it's still really quite difficult to get a comprehensive picture of exactly the scope of the extensive damage across some 6 provinces. in the high after this fountains, southwest, about a cashier at about 70 kilometers, also south west of it, close to the at the center of the quite because you said that a rural written mode, simon communities high up in the mountains on windy difficult roads at the best of times, many of those roads blocked by folders. the result of rock falls of having to rescue efforts with more and more we are hearing the places that haven't received formal health. all now getting formal health, unless people are being pulled from the rubble across relieving volunteers. and

right, that insisting doing that, since the quite happens on their own spending for themselves, holding people from the rubble with their hands, basic supplies we know to be running out. we've heard reports of mass graves being just funerals being held in the searing beats. of course the interior administrate says it's mobilized. oh, available results is the military is overseeing this operation. and he said to be delivering 3 more to housing tens, blankets and so on. where the heat can, what is interesting is what you've just mentioned, that that space has dispatched. 56 rescue is a number of rescue dogs off to receiving a formal request from the american government. brought the government up to not would not re, issued any folding request for international assistance. assign the full potentially of the huge chatting he faces a challenge that he, the struggling to meet some international assistance as i said now requested and on

its way, multiple output by the way. okay, quite significant in that time the, the, this request has come from the moroccan authorities during a your, in marrakech of course, which was also affected, but not as severely, obviously as those remote areas. the epi sent to talk to us about the situation where you are and, and the sort of how people are getting yeah, i mean look, this is not the center of the quake by any means that has not been anything like this. so there's lots of life here, but they have certainly lots of livelihoods, economic loss, homes destroyed. a lot of people sleeping out on city square square is afraid of off the shops, their homes destroyed in the tying the narrow, historic alley ways that line. the medina here, the swing the camera around to our pipes, give you a flavor of what's happening right now in this square is a large chunk of masonry. the side will of a building up there that is teetering. i believe it's about to full, that section of the square has been cold and off quite a crowd gathers here to take a look at it. and if you lost these people,

they will say the one to handle all of this is god's work. and that happens to be alive, but they will tell even the same rest of that pretty annoyed. so the government is doing more actively to help them here. one woman said, we knew our houses where vulnerable for years, and no one's ever done anything about it. jonah, thank you for that junior home we put in a live from our cache in morocco. so as you saw the widespread damage in marrakech, but the epi center, as we said, all these quake of 90 to 6.8 was in the last mountains, entire communities. they had been reduced to rubble last night and had got a moroccan senator. and for my minister, he explained how difficult it is to reach the remote communities, hottest hedge by the quake that it's very, very uh, high kind of mountains. and some of the villages are really isolated. and then the road between the marcus instead of the dentist was serious road. and when did he has any time? i mean like when did he have it rains or have his nose when? when did his also like out

a quick like what happened then the road goes also is blocks because that all kinds of trucks that block the road. so you need to do that kind of cleaning the road then that happened like early morning on saturdays for the ambulances to go in, didn't get to provide an injury then also for the teams, i mean to come and then start the really, really heroic rescue operation and the going and then to have a sense of the for the big to show you are going through some serious roads like over tens and tens of kilometers like you're going for a lot of cash instead of dense. and the village is got sort of on the rights and on the left over like read yourself about 40 kilometers this way and 40 kilometers this way. and those villages you need to go to a roadside some times the roads have not favorites. so you have to bring in the army in order to get to the population in villages and then you start the rescue mission at the same time that you've got to evacuating the, the injury. then some of the insured would be

a backwards of just to make shift hospital that has been built by the army. and some of them went to give it to a taken by helicopters. if you cannot use them. beloved says because of because of the cases that they have there and then you need to provide them with the water and you need to provide them with the food. some of the communities are really, really far away. and then they have been reached on the yesterday afternoon. some of them probably like during the night and, but they're out of like on the low level, some how that is being done by the local authorities within those kinds of villages and volunteers. but also with the what would you consider the projection? it's a very heroic efforts that, that the, the rescue teams from the army from the, with the, the 7 foot section from dish on that on the 8th. and from me like out of doing and then it's a very multi kind of problem with the kind of operation because you need to rescue people who are under the rubble. you need to get the injure and you need to also get that dose. but that's it's, it's a. busy very complex kinds of operation in

a very height to rain. some of it's really not accessible. 80 in villages, like 80 percent of them were built the tradition of the way you can see that the villages has have been, have been wiped out. but you can see that the mother buildings, for example, a moss, or a house that has been built in mother and ways has not been that has not been destroyed. so, but the villages doesn't have which have been wiped out with a lot of that. lot of interest on joining us out on the i'll just air and use our is as a d and abraham a. he's a professor at mom at the 50 university and a member of the mohammed. the 6 foundations assigns and health is joining us from morocco's capital robots. thank you very much for being with us, mister. a brainy, the 24 and 48 hours that fall. and those quake of course are critical in terms of saving lives. and we now hear that morocco has officially requested international health. what are the most urgent need right? needs right now, and why think okay,

thank you for inviting me for some of the frank. the 1st thing that we have to do is to access this area is i think it said before the all right, so for any on that thing that is quite difficult. so i think the 1st thing that you have to do is to get to access this area and why i have to explain why the military's involved. because demetri has to, has to actually displaces. and beside that, they have the expertise and the know how to do it. actually the military mercourt intervened in the same uh, quite a couple of years ago. and beside that they had be able to use to, to go to places like guys that what do you have to kind of progress from india and other areas. so it's very important to let this people intervene. but the, the, the 2nd thing that's we have to do is to have this guys let them have the, the, the feeds off of them is something very important they have to, in the system. that's because the 1st thing that you have to do an emergency case like this as a response,

is to select the between the injuries sex between patients and introverted people because there is no need to bring someone, that's what countries in the fields. and there is no need actually to bring someone to a specialized hospital that's gonna take that someone else, right? so you say the 1st step is to access the areas of himself and the military, as you say, has been involved in this and has the experienced in this setup field hospitals as well. but how long is that going to take given the difficulty and, and the challenges in the terrain and, and the environment in these areas that were affected. a watch the, i think a you so that you are right away. and right now is the gibson will have from the outside of the country and they have to mention why put a simple reason within you want them to have it so right away because we have the turkish experience in front of us. there is no need to bring more towards more have

that you're not going to be able to bring to the area and they think that's what would be the main problem. so the 1st thing that you have to do to access their yeah. how to do it. so i think the military model can retreat and the civil protection numbers on dot murray. they have the tools to give them lots of them actually got to there. yeah. now we are given that and system the source, these i think we can get some more about on choose the network and get some more actually, doctors that and i think the international depend, would it be efficient one second? does it have to insist on? that's where you have to have an inductor quick in a city. so what do you have actually damages to the health system? the have system in morocco? it's the function correct? k, the more on caching that i get dealing all of the areas are wrong. that's what's we need it just to get to this people, right? check what they need a doctor that's to bring them to the hospital. but as you say, moving them, these people who are affected in these remote areas to medical facilities in big

cities is going to be difficult and therefore you need to set up field hospitals, right? so what sort of injuries would, would these people have sustain then? what would be the needs in terms of medical equipment and treatment? what the question actually because when you are, you are back sitting in front of this situation, like that's the 1st thing that you have to get. checking the danger to people does have that. so you could then do a lot of them, they can to actually search with them. sometimes what you have, if you have a heads or a neck injury, most likely what's gonna happen through a helicopters or through actually ambulances. you can bring them to the nearest hospital or specialist has to from what you have to do on the rock. and surgeons are already on the feet of american doctors. i have to talk about the, the volunteers that the ministry guys beside that's i think it is a huge mobilization american. lots of boxes in a row are moving to iraq, us to be able actually to have and off of the bank. and then parts of the

foundation this we have put in the folder as well. so this we have to help with that. but i think the 1st thing to do on the field on this task was supposed to be able to actually to select the patient that wouldn't need the injured person that's wouldn't need to move on to the hospital. on the other hand, you have people with really small the injuries that you can do with right away. yeah. life thinking that we'll finish with that. yeah. it's a group, but it's just to say that there is not a physical injury and that's what really very important, which is why is what's going to be my next question. it's not just the physical engine is it is it's also the psychological trauma and the survivors need the psychological health as well. it was up to you, i'll be in front of you that someone went through the, the, the, the, the week of this friday. and i think coming out to events you, you have such cops, i'm do have to say that and for the front series, and i think i'm real quick. there is a move which is ation. and there is a need actually that's where everybody should be. i haven't been in charlotte because psychology box in the crisis like we lived with the coffee,

is very important that they think we need to do that. so have these people come off of this crisis, but i agree with you the psychological and it's something that is really needed and at this time, professionally bringing me thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us. thank you for joining us from robot. thank you. thank. while the world health organization says 300000 people have been affected by this earthquake in morocco, and that will require a massive international effort on its way to morocco. stephanie deca has details on a delivery that's heading to morocco from cotton. we are at the the watches kind of a operation,

costs on just one of many countries that help to morocco in the all small vehicle hardware, very much affected error. the very serious thoughts are race against time when it comes to trying to find survivors. this is of course, crucial when it comes to the optim off of an earthquake. other things being flown in, tons of medical equipment will to search and rescue equipment and do a lot of food. so again, uh for plays. the flow now is, is 24 hours. also, the 1st quiz happened around 50 personnel. search and rescue men will be on the ground in last flight in the health to try and find as many survivors. stephanie decker all these, they're off at our base. and we'll have more on the ad quake in morocco later in the news. our also ahead will be taking a look at some of the days having use visiting,

getting on the us president looks to america's anatomy, to show up support against the regional and dominance of china. a wave of violence and the largest palestinian refugee camp in 11 on where we for from find in headway and in support. 3 teams will set face and next year's africans, couple of nations details coming up later with jim the, the town to the days out. and using a drawing strike on an open and market in saddam has killed at least 40 people that's the most to die in a single strike. in the more than 4 months of fighting activists and medical workers posted video on social media. what happened in the neighborhood of car to last week said ons running council issued a decree to dissolve the power military rapids support forces. thousands of people have died in the fighting and millions have been displaced. let's go live to on correspondent in car to him. have a morgan,

so he but what more can you tell us about the strike and who's behind it? well, it is indeed this thing go that let us try got, since this worst thoughts and with the least for 2 people killed. many of us in could. now it's happened in the early hours of funding in a southern part of the capital, how to in a market, an open air market known as doro. but it's also called that know market because it has stolen goods that have been looted from homes of civilians and are being sold there by those perceive to be working with the parent military rapids support forces. now the southern parts of the capital hostem is also place where there is a dense population of the parent military fighters. i'll be a rapid support forces and the attack, according to local residents, has been carried out by the southern these army on bad market targeting positions of b, a. r a staff, uh our resources also say that that market is where the recept lots of are to lose strikes on a southern military base that belongs to the army as well. but civilians have been

caught in the middle now local i rather than say that the hospital there is facing an influx of those who have been injured in the attack and is in desperate need of medical workers of floods for those who've been injured as well as for other medical, for the equipments to be able to treat those who've been heads out and, and injured in the attack. it's is now nearly 5 months have us since the fighting began between the army and the power military of office support forces and it shows no sign of ending how, how both sides getting reese resupplied military of the well, 1st of all, let's remember that the full as the recess and the food in these army have numerous bases, not just in the capital costume, but elsewhere around the country. they have weapons, storage facilities in various parts of the capital aren't and around the country. and it's not clear if the city needs army is getting resupplied by its allies when it comes to its weapons. but they have been reports that department of through

rapid support forces has been getting results from of weapons, including, i'm sorry, aircraft weapons from libya from general. kennedy for hester, who was an ally of the parent military rapids support forces. now the route for that is from libya into to our for and then into her to him. and many people say that because of this open routes, and this is one of the reasons why the conflict is still ongoing. so the continuous flow of weapons into the capital of consume and elsewhere, including the doc for region, which if conflict by 20 years of slicing, if making the conflict in the capital costume elsewhere continue. hey, ben morgan, in cartoon, thank you for the updates. non growing numbers of palestinians living and 11 on the largest refugee camp a being forced to free fighting between rival functions. lebanon's k take a prime minister, has one to renew violence in the on and headway camp does not serve the policy and cause and harms the lebanese faith. 5 people have been killed and dozens injured since a ceasefire between palestinian on groups ended on friday. and in highways near the

southern city of side on it's the largest policy and refugee comp 11 on is in the heart every for some it and one after another palestinians are leaving their homes inside. i know who way the refugee camp in southern lebanon is now 4 worth. 3 days of fighting between bible factions has created a humanitarian crisis. it's not about me risk our lives to leave. they can just to buy food. they are no vegetables apart from potatoes and biscuits. they're also no health services. the wounded and the sick are being is actuated, but it's dangerous. even ambulances are coming under fire. i remember uh, something that they can love. the fighting is worse than the last round. a month ago, it has spread to many neighborhoods. we don't know what to do. sort of. 3 factors are raging in the narrow alley, ways of

a camp where at least $60000.00 people live in less than 2 square kilometers. have ascending and presidents, the movement is responsible for security inside the camp fits fighting a number of groups who called themselves the muslim youth. the latest round of vassals was sparked by the assassination of a senior commander of the fact that movement and demands for his assassins. to be brought to justice, but officials are now accusing the muslim use of trying to control the account. outbreaks of violence are common in account known for its lawlessness. in life for most people here has been one of missouri. humanitarian aid is being blocked, and mediation efforts have so far failed to implement a ceasefire, or get the done or said with us with that who is benefiting from this fighting on the only outcome is displacement on why should we be displaced? again?

none of these functions are presented. there is fear of a state list, people of a major military showdown. and it wouldn't be the 1st. probably incomes have been destroyed in violence in recent decades. on like previous rounds of baptism they july. so i think is no longer confined to certain neighborhoods. it's spreading and people trapped inside say, nowhere is safe selling their houses either. i know how do we so there's nothing on israel has lifted its 6 day band on the only way to get commercial goods into the besieged. guys, a strip is where i'll close the come. i will sign him crossing on monday, following allegations of explosives smuggling palestinians, say the band on the only vote for fuel and age effects that livelihoods to yes present. joe biden is in vietnam for a 2 day state visit his looking to show up support account or the regional dominance of china. securing supplies of semiconductors and red. it's minerals. it is expected to be

a focus of tops between the 2 countries which speak to jessica washington who's in hanoi for a. so a brief trip for president biden. he's already met with the secretary general of the communist party. talked to us about what came out of that meeting. that was suddenly the meeting to watch and the outcome that has been achieved is the one that washington had been seeking. and the one that we had expected to come out of that trip. that is the upgrading of the biological ties between the us and vietnam context. how know it has the system of ranking its different relationships . and washington has long since you to achieve the top right. which at the moment is only held by full countries, china, china, russia, india, and south korea. now the us joins that like a short while ago. there was a joint, a statement from both of the leaders and president fight and remarks that that has certainly been a, a 50 year august progress from conflict to normalization. and now these new

elevated staff seals are remarks that the 2 countries will be working on co operation on emerging technology on critical supply chains and semi conductors and also partnering on issues of human rights and climate change. so certainly a significant development. all these ranking of diplomatic sconces is largely symbolic. that symbolism is also important. washington has for many years, particularly under the 5 minutes ministration. been seeking to reassure southeast asia that it is a reliable and committed partner for the region and this formalization of this upgraded diplomatic ties. and certainly reflects that. china, of course, is also an important partner to vietnam, how difficult the balancing act is, is for getting these officials of the well, that's exactly right. the relationship between vietnam and china or is certainly any portions, one of those countries. and it's not without its challenges because they're all contentious issues such as

a territorial claims in the south china seats. but for the most part, what we see in vietnam is what we see repeated across many countries in southeast asia, with, by the, the region tries to strategically balance its relationship with the us and its relationship with china. we often hear that reiterated when of a southeast asian lead is nice, but they cannot make southeast asia and a rena for great, great powers to play out the rivalry, and that they must act as a captains of the region. that was a remark that was recently made up the all the on summit just a few days ago. so in terms of vietnam, this is a, is vietnam showing its balance to foreign policy that is seeking, diversified, economic and trade options. so certainly for the region, a rejection of this notion that countries need to pick aside if either the us or china and putting forward that's all the on countries or countries in southeast asia in general, can choose the option that works best for them. and while we all seen this upgrade

in biological ties with washington, we cannot see that as a rejection of staging or a downgrading of types of staging. the types of staging all strong fran. it's worth noting that president, she didn't think to also be visiting conroy incoming. jessica, thank you very much for the moment. jessica washington live that in her know and we are waiting for a news conference from the us president from the getting these capital. he will be speaking a force about his visit to vietnam, but also about the outcome of the g. 20 summit in new delhi, which present bite and attended want before arriving in vietnam will bring you that news conference as in when it begins, of course time. now for a check on the world's weather and the whereabouts of the storm that brought floods, degrees his rob with the update, the setting of a grease has not gone away. it's still there. this is the picture taken just yesterday in the middle of greece over the room where there is at a cost of funding was not restricted to any one price. it was pretty widespread and it still sits. it'll slowly move away because the rate has stopped following the

storm that brought it. this one here, wind up over the warm waters of the central magistrate head down towards the coast of libya, which recently given summer flooding of its side as it on the western side of the gulf, the safety. i'm sorry it's, it's the router and this is the master of right that's sitting on the drive. so it took you back probably best part of hard for me to if that. but that's, of course, it's just the outlying issues. we've had for 3 days, a warning in this area, northeast and libya red warning of severe weather heavy. right. and you can see that potential results have been gone so you will get wet. this is sunday, then it moves on towards to brook and beyond. the amount of rain will probably decrease and the strength of wind will probably decrease because it's picking up less most generic. however, the picture of a noise in egypt is going to be back to the sand stone full many because the wind is still strong enough along the north coast of rain on its way in towards alexandria. by the time we get to tuesday, things will be improved for they won't have disappeared. the problem,

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the watching the news on, on to 0, a recap of our main story. this, our imagine see crews of racing assigned to his place, advisors in morocco, but it's difficult to reach hon. hit remote mountain communities via the at the center of friday's quake, at least 2000 people have been killed. some of the dead being buried in mass graves . survivors in amazon has been collecting bodies and paying the last respects. bronco has now officially requested international assistance. several countries i've already offered help, especially unit from spain's military's preparing to fly to morocco and neighboring all cherry. it has to be opened, it's as faced as find had instead of ties with morocco. 2 years ago. now, early i spoke to caroline hold, who's the global head of operations at the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. and she described how their healthy morocco this response is very much being organized with the american government, taking the lead at this point. and of course, with national agencies on the ground,

the army on the civil defense. but also i'll talk to the american red crescent, we know that activities are being undertaken. they are also being prioritized which is quite natural at this point. search and rescue is critical. that's we just heard from, from your report says, catching people at this moment in time. those the buried under the rubble. it really is a, a race against time, as you said yourselves, them as a short window and also now to start accessing those very remote places. because the extent of the injuries, the extent of the number of deaths and survivors. i don't think that we know the full picture of that. yeah. would you start with 36 hours since the events itself and the needs assessments and the information is still plenty evolving. yeah, indeed, the, the, the, the full scale of the destruction, the death is not yet clear. you mentioned search and rescue efforts, of course that have those have to be prioritized, but in power. lead was also making sure that those who have survived this as quaker taken care of. what are the most urgent needs right now,

and how are you assisting with those? that's exactly right. so the american red crescent on the ground are assisting and supporting the government with the the dignified burial and those that have lost their lives. but as you say, also tree arching and identifying the worst injuries. because of course, the health system is stretched at this point in time with so many injuries from severe head injuries to broken bones that providing 1st age support where they come outside and so of a temporary tend to the arrangements. but also making sure that those that need medical attention and care are also being taken to the, to the health facility is a where they all say to, to do so. we're also making sure that taking care of those that have survived is a priority. that's everything from both state to psycho social support to assist with the trauma. it should not be underestimated in an event like this, but also providing safe and clean water food on the some basic shelves that to

protect people from the elements. as you've said, as hold the next 24 to 48 hours are going to be critical, of course, in terms of saving lives. but the response i imagine, and you know, when you recall the earthquake earlier this year in turkey and in syria, the response is going to take a long time. we know that we know that such a mess you window is usually the 1st will be just or anything like that. and that's where all result is on our know really being prioritized so many resources are being prioritized. but of course then we need to make sure we take care of those that have survived and we support them into a longer term recovery. but for sure this is not only days, weeks or months, but this is a response that will continue for years. sign of in use, india has handed over the presidency of the g 20 to brazil wrapping up a 2 day summit in new delhi. the group agreed to issue a joint declaration, but it's been criticized by ukraine for not going far enough to condemn russia's aggression. katrina, you wait for some new denny on the final day of the g. 20 summit in new delhi heads

of state gathered to pay their respects to mahatma gandhi, a leading figure in dislike for india's independence. us president joe biden left off to which the meetings in viet nam, skipping. the 3rd session leaders declaration was reached on saturday with officials saying, negotiations continued until the last minute the documents stopped short of criticizing rushes invasion of ukraine. something must go praised as balanced from the what could i just give you could use yes, ukrainian crisis has mentioned, but exclusively in the context of the need to resolve all conflicts that exist in the world. key of however, said the document was nothing to be proud of. an agency oaks them described as underwhelming and its response to urgent issues such as climate change and in the quality of this commended the group spirit of compromise. but hoped woods would be followed by concrete actions. we need to see more will and more action from the greatest emitters. because those who are suffering

a suffering increasingly heavy rain fell on the indian capital. as the stomach came to a close. many he relieved the intense security that's paralyzed parts of the city is coming to an end. the government was criticized with covering up seemed to pull the to in new delhi. but analysts say indian culture and indian leadership well highlighted this weekend. there is no doubt in the mind of parts within the us. people who matter that india is very much a leader on the international stage according to energy and media. this is the point of a wind for 5 minutes to render moody and a bruce to his image as a global states. and the lead is capitalizing on the floor. a head of next year general election is message has, has been a major political player, supports the developing and develop well the form ended with moody passing on the g

20 gamble to the leader of the horse nation. in 2024 brazilian president knew that the silver, katrina, you all to 0. you debbie and also at the g 20 summit, british prime minister re, she's so nice that he spoke with the chinese premier league chung, about alleged spying in the u. k. a softer 2 men were arrested in march. i made claims a parliamentary research. i was carrying out us your knowledge for china. with regard to my meeting with the family. what i said very specifically is that i range to raise a range of different concerns that we have in areas of disagreement. and in particular, was very strong concerns about any interference in our upon and then treat democracy, which is obviously unacceptable. we discussed the range of things and i, right, the areas where they're all of disagreements. and this is just part of our strategy to protect ourselves. a protect all values and our interests to align our approach to china without of all allies like america or australia, kind of japan and others. but it was that you engage where it makes sense. and actually i think the white thing to do is take the opportunity to engage,

to raise concern specifically rather than additional things in the sound like sidelines that's butare fawcett. now live in london. so lots of intrigues. yeah. how are you, what, what do we know about what happened in this case? we've had confirmation from the metropolitan police that a man in his twenties and another man. it is the t's were arrested in 2 separate locations in march this year. the younger man, according to this sunday times report which is really resulted in all this activity . he was a problem and she was such as he had spent some time in china living and working earlier in his career. and he had links with some pretty senior people within the governing conservative pots, easy. now, a security minister told him to get hot, the head of the influential foreign affairs select committee as well. now tom took an hot uh, as it has apparently, 7 times with him or had done before. he became

a security minister, alyssa tons the head of the committee. she put out a statement saying nothing other than she of the deals are to use to continue their investigation. but according to one senior source quoted in this article, they called at the stakeholders a major escalation to they've never seen anything like this before. another source saying that this particular research, i have been trying to blunt some of the antique china language from some parts of the conservative party. it's not the 1st time harry that concerns have been raised about chinese activity in the u. k. no, just in recent months, the head of m, i 5, the security service he gave a speech in june and we called the chinese communist party the most game changing strategic challenge. so the u. k. he was the advisory academic, some students about how to look out. so potential approaches from chinese intelligence. the intelligence and security committee within parliament also talked

about prolific and aggressive targeting of the u. k by chinese intelligence. and it all sharpens the debate. really, within british politics, particularly within the government, conservative parties. exactly how to proceed and pursue relations with china. james, cleverly the farm. second, she went to the aging just last month. there was some blow back against that from some of this party who were against to close engagements. so this read the message from another minister today talking about cautious engagement, recognizing chinese position in the world, but trying to protect british interests at the same time. perry, thank you for them. harry fawcett live in london. the one you created now in russia has launched drawing a tax on ukraine's capital explosions were heard in key events surrounding regions . on sunday morning ukraine says ad defense is destroyed. $25.00 out of $32.00 attack drones and russia says it foiled a ukrainian attack over the re on border region. same bus driver has more from

a dozens of drones fired in the direction of the central keys. the majority of them were neutralized by you printing air defense is something they'll be seeing, no doubt as a success. but that does not mean that this latest aerial attack on the capital did not leave. it's mark and one of the areas where the debris came down, we're seeing seems like this, this vehicle has been almost completely destroyed. the owner of this vehicle who we spoke to said he was driving down the street. when the debris came down and he described it as exploding on his car, he said he feels lucky to be alive. further down the street, commercial vehicles peppered in debris and damaged beyond use, no doubt affecting people's ability to make an income. people living here in these types of areas where these attacks happen, residential apartment blocks. they say the ongoing campaign of air attacks in ukraine in the skies over ukrainian cities is an ongoing campaign of fear that is being waged against civilians. now this is not one of the most intense to happen in

recent memory, or at any point during this conflict with the timing is significant and change just hours after the closing of the g 20 summit. and the issue is that communicate that you premiums allies said was a success that it happened at all. but that you print, criticize as not being strong enough in terms of its language to condemn russia. russia's invasion of ukraine and ongoing events like this ongoing incidents like this ukrainian save that to communicate simply didn't go far enough to condemn russian actions in ukraine zane bus route. the old is 0. he's now the universal declaration of human rights means so much to some people that they're getting a tattooed on their bodies or to be more accurate. one letter of the declaration permanently inc. sonya go has the story from not just it is a living breathing,

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i don't know. it could be the last one. the japan have opened up the rugby world cup campaign victory. eventually it was on historic days of the south americans finding of this woman the 1st time and they supposed that 1st woke up try office 6, that it's a good team right here. eventually finished off by the 3 guys, but on this, it got one more, but it was to come, he went home to dominate with 6 choices that right? and so i guess i can just point out so that his tablet goes the sooner than the 2019 at wells. com paste depend known as the brake, boston's winning? 42. next to japan play england. he won that right to against auction tina. despite being a man down in slide, 3 minutes from carrie was sent to the send an officer, a head flash. it was an upgraded to a read to find a video referee, england without a full team member. george ford steps up with 3 dropped goals in 8 minutes. you went on to kick off the points in a 2710 victory. a great when it gets sergeant tina,

who are 2 places above england in the world rankings on the main bibles, including it's tough to wind against the famous, even with 15 men. so today with 14 is obviously a pretty big surprise spent plays in the change room, i know every day to, to, and opened and tried to buy artist and sold a reward in that. so that's an important sign for the players. what to do any see some shooting going the right direction. so here's how something is chasing up at the world cup. conservation of that depends victory. a bit chilly. so it's a calm is wiles against fiji. but before that, the defending champions south africa take on scotland. this years woke up is probably the most open, woke up that you can have. so it one talked about the french team and some guys felt about these evenings on garza talked about scott simons. i'm guys will talk about some advocates. this is just,

it is so open in the one you see who guys need to take that opportunity and hopefully we'll see, you know, make it to the final africa's football confederation has told gambia and come guy they must play sundays, ask on qualifier and mer cash that's despite face coach is saying the play as a tool, the ties offer, experiencing fridays demonstrating us quake. and we're okay. the teams were evacuated from the hotel rooms and can be, as coach said, he fit a plane, had crashed into the hotel where okay, as much in august it was suspend on saturday. we were okay had already secured the place at next. his conversations and joining them will be mozambique. they needed a drawer with bidding to qualify for the 1st time since 2010 bought, stated that to them, that score and stuff. it's time for 3 teams. victory. the democratic republic of congo sales that qualification with a to know when able to see that. and they finished the top of group i windshield. that'd be mocking. making that 20 as the parents out to me come on. still had

a chance to qualify from that great that they was helped by having to go people center just 5 minutes since the much more time you got was look at them as they went to nose down in the 1st tough firsthand. and also how to apply a sense of, i'm conceited, and they go that hold on to into one book as well. sat next is competition. and audrey case jimmy's coach. how's the flick? says he's still the right man for the job. despite a search straight defeats, this time it was a full one friend. the law sat at time to japan, germany a full time woke up when his angels i see yours next year. so they've anyone for that last 17 games and failed to make it out. if that was have great lost it in castle and it doesn't get any easier. they faced prompts on tuesday. ukraine is still looking good to secure a place at theories in germany they ended england's perfect reco didn't qualify, and the coach says he hopes the results will give you. credit is positive emotion. it was a home game for you tray, but it was played in proteins because of the ongoing conflicts in the country.

ukraine is stipulated in the 1st hall. the score of mine who plays most of his football in england also defend to all this on that just didn't change. okay. england equalized just before the break. that was thanks. susan. thank has former monitors, the city teammate kylewood class and that was his 1st international thought, one of the final thoughts and we'll finish with the latest round of the red ball, cliff diving series and balls in hudson covina spans that call us time. and i was competing as a wildcard, and they ended up winning the lens events from 27 meters out. people with off a 5 some a so dive to find the 1st title of his 5. yeah, chris, in the women's events, it was kind of, as molly confident, who finished on top ending the dominance of re on if wouldn't be the one the 1st for events of the season. if it is still way out in front. any april, scott, that is always bolt for now. we will have another update later. jemma. thank you very much. we want to show you now the latest pictures we're getting out of morocco

where nearly 48 hours after the devastating earthquake and at the center of the country. the race is on to try and find survivors. as you can see, rescue teams have been digging under the rubble to try and find survivors off this earthquake. the full scale of the destruction is not to clear because of, for some of these areas have been very difficult to access. remote areas in the top nice mountains have been very difficult to access this so far. we are, the desktop is 2000, but it's expected to rise further. because as i said, some of these areas have been a difficult to access. we will have more on this story in just a few minutes. in the meantime, will leave us with images and stories from survivors.

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a dispatch. many people say that even when they are about approximately neighboring tad, they are still been talking to was an incredibly tragic day. seeing refugee streaming in his turn into a violent night, they seemed terrible things experienced unimaginable hardships to come this farm. what happens now? how do states control information the controlling the narrative to dominate thing, the media? how does the narrative improve public opinion and enormous fight? it might not be the most important story about china of the day, but that's what the big piece of attention to. how is citizen? listen, we played in the story. the listening post, i fixed the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is covered and everything through with an exclusive interview, disability, very dutiful,

but it's cruel. people can forget you the next day, slip pulling stupid stuff to hold the on faith, the media and the challenges at the top bridge and help me so much get all of the media, all the fading and everything and go back to reality. wendy's money. you have to be careful, money change, people, generations flows on our around the quick response teams in morocco struggle to reach remote mountain regions where entire villages have been flattened. the world health organization says $300.00 thousands moroccans are affected. several countries are sending teams to help