is really wrong, usa starts june 15th on d, w. ah ah, this is the the news live from berlin. thousands of worship. as fietta dead in nigeria, gunmen open fire in the crowded church on painted close sunday. children among those killed also under program an escalation in the conflict and ukraine, bratia and miss als hits the capital key for the 1st time in weeks. vladimir putin says russia will retaliate if the west sends you between long range weapons. on

a right, royal celebration of britons. queen elizabeth her majesty. finally weeds delighted crowd on the balcony. buckingham palace, she missed much of a platinum, jubilees and abrasions because of illness. ah, eddie micah junior is the name welcome to the program. more than 50 worshippers were killed in nigeria. as gunmen open fire at the church, the attack has targets at e catholic church in on the states in the southwest children among the dead authorities see the gunmen detonated explosives and shots indiscriminately at their congregation. the catholic church was busy for ben to close to sunday. my dearest minutes, re is battling easy. how does insurgency attacks are rare?

the on to a region did have your correspondence or michael coyer in lagos, told me more about the attack. had he, i think today's one of those days that he just we're called to hear. so one of those news that of course nobody has sponsor here as he did mention there. yes. on identified gone man, which is now almost popular. see and now sadly nigeria stuff that catholic church in our to day and then you know how many people have been killed over 50 as we do including children. nice. he did mention that a yes. what we, what we had is that a did detonate some espn or seemed to scare the people, but from the image is coming out based clearly people who were shot at and targeted at a close range. and we've seen, we've heard also information that a lot of them have been hospitalized. those who are still alive, they're asking for blood donation, you know, to see what more can be done to save them. and if you look again at the images from what we've seen at that place is close to the palace, we don't know if that has any connection, but does this kind of place that you suppose you would say it's supposed to be as

simple as what? unfortunately, this has happened show in how you know, an insecure the country is especially like you did mention on dose. it is one of those that has been relatively peaceful, but to day the story has changed. and there are scores of people who don't the numbers, we can't a certain yet that have been cured and others seriously injured as we speak now in hospital a really, it is, as you see, because most of the previous attacks have been taking place in the north west and so this is a bit of, i'm hour ob, normally if i can see my this signal e disturbance widening of the violence, he was clearly points to is the fact that i mean no part of the country is safe in the past would say, well some of this is sort of killings. they're very common in the north. unfortunately. now we have to say that you know or recently will also so an increase in killings. and that adds by unidentified gunmen, but today i think that's narrative has changed and that's quite worry. and when,

if you listen to the statement from the state, the governor, he did mention that this is not a sort of things that they are saying that he called it a some sit tonic or a devilish attack. but the problem is that insecurity is increasing by the day and nowhere is safe and no places exempt from these. and that's what this clearly suggests. and even as the run up into election says in it is quite worried to see this sort of attacks and broad daylights, you know, targets in people. soft churches been soft targets and places like that. it's quite, we're in a mock, i'll call you in legos. thank you. after weeks of relative, quiet ukraine's capital key has once again walk into mess al strikes. russia says it used long range artillery to heads, tongues delivered from eastern europe. the green says the strikes targeted civilian infrastructure. russian president vladimir putin is threatening to escalate the war if the west sans ukraine long range missiles. sunday morning in

ukraine. residence of keith began their day with smoke billowing from missile strikes the worst to hit the capital in weeks. both ukraine and russia have confirmed the strikes while those lakers with russian air force is long range, missiles destroyed 272 tanks on the outskirts of keep supplied by eastern europe and other armored vehicles located on the premises of a car repair business was michel no cripple for larry montgomery theatre, but in keep residents who are cleaning up in the aftermath dispute the claim fulltime some workshops were hidden them on it. but what is there here? there's nothing more machine tools where you, what could be that is what i'm, what is there military equipment or something? it's a peaceful factory and non military keep has been relatively calm since russia withdrew . forces that we're approaching the capital in early april. the latest missile

strike may have rattled some, but not every one 1st. and then all of us went out into the back yard and it had stopped already. and we're just used to it to live on the route. ukrainian officials say one of the missiles launch also came dangerously close to an operational nuclear power plant. rushes president vladimir putin warn of new attacks of the west sends long range missiles to ukraine loom. you saw her, then he wooten you with the leaf long range missiles are supplied. we'll make certain conclusions and use our own means of destruction that we have enough to strike a tockets. we have not yet been hitting them a book. i knew them in hotly contested eastern ukraine in the low hand screech in local authority, say missiles struck a historic building, serving as a humanitarian site, authority, se dozens of civilians were sheltering in this cultural building. and as they

document the scene with their cellphone's, local police are vowing to hold russia accountable. let's go straight to dw correspondence net. connelly who are standing by and kiva. hello, nick. how are you? koreans reacting to put in his comments? why? i think they see this as proof that russia is genuinely, very worried about the book perspective of those weapons being sent here. that really could affect ukraine's ability to make russian forces put under a whole lot more pressure than they are currently am. if they're able to use this new rocket, lot systems with munitions that can strike targets a 100 or maybe 150 kilometers away. that allows them to attack russian targets for a safe distance. russia, russian systems, at least in that class of weapon of the rocket launchers at don't have the same range. russia would have cruise missiles, but those are much more expensive and harder to use. so that would really give ukraine an advantage. but it has to be said,

this isn't the 1st threat coming out of moscow since the beginning this war. the war started with basic give them a fruit and threatened to destroy ukrainians and out to end ukrainian statehood. and saying that this wasn't the real country. then we've had basically a direct in direct threats of nuclear weapons being used. so this doesn't really shock anyone here in a country that's used to lots of tough talk madawaska. so use you calling ed tough talk, but are people in key worried? this could be the start of more strikes of our western weapons of lies. i think people are conscious that they are not safe here a russia has hit targets even on ukraine's far western border with poland, with nato, with the you. and it has the capacity to hit targets across the country. and it's important to stress that these missiles were even launched from a plane over the caspian sea, a 1000 kilometers away. a rush obviously has a capacity that a way beyond anything that ukraine would get if indeed these american weapon systems are delivered. but it's also people here, conscious that russia has

a limited number of these cruise missiles, and that they were expensive in that sanctions making much more difficult. russia placed themselves, it's already used. so there is a conscious kind of perception of the threat and looks people are staying away. i might say care of is still about half a basically as lively and as full of it's a residence. it was before the war. you don't see any traffic jams or any more. the city is noticeably empty, but there are still of significant people who coming back from poland, coming back from germany, other countries, and saying that they don't want to stay away from home. that they want to get back to the families into their jobs and try and carry on living here. in spite of the war, rumbling on in dumbass 500 kilometers down the road. ukraine is claiming it has. we captured large ads of several and asked if that can be verified. what is the significance of that development? what if that turns out to be as the ukrainians are portraying it? that will be a significant victory. because after all, russia has basically time off to time taken

a step down in terms of the ambition of its aims. it's war aims here in ukraine from trying to take the whole country and take over in care of at the beginning of the war to focusing on the south and the east to fail to take heart give you cranes, 2nd city, which is only a few dozen kilometers from the russian border. now focusing all its firepower, all its manpower on a very small part of the front lines in dallas. and if, even that concentration of russian forces still proves unable to overwhelm, ukraine's defences then obviously will be a bit of a shock to the russian leadership. and also to mich observers. rather, we're looking at how this is form a superpower, is holding up against a much smaller and less well armed. opponent will be it with a much stronger motivation and a much clearer mission. and i think all the observers had been talking about a days or maximum a week before the russians took 7. yes, but just keeps on being postponed and keeps on not happening. so definitely lots of are nervous and tense days in moscow they try to at least get some kind of victory

that they can shoot their population to explain why so many russian soldiers dying every day here in ukraine did have you correspondence, nick connelly in keith. thank you. a saw look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. in the u. s. at least 3 people have been killed in mass, shooting in the city of philadelphia. 11 others injured police, a several shoot us open file and crowds and easy nightlight district. the gunman asked that large fire has killed at least 49 people, an injured more than a 100 others contin, debrel in southeast, in bangladesh, among the casualties firefighters and police officers who rushed to the scene. the police try get multiple explosions. severe weather struck parts of friends, killing one person on injury and at least 15 others storms with golf ball sized hail it the southwest in a north and city of ruin. a woman died trapped and i had

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britons queen elizabeth has rounded off celebrations, makin her platinum jubilee with e personal appearance at buckingham palace. the nation has been enjoying an extended holiday weekend to mark the monarch 70 years on the throne and it turned into one giant party. her majesty, delighted to royal fans by waving to them from the balcony at buckingham palace, marking their final celebrations for her placid m. jubilee. the 96 year old monarch had to miss many of the events because of ill health. the finale saw a performance from ed, sheer in good hands, them on the stage cast. many

of the royal family attended the final pageant, including the air to the throne, prince charles and the queen's great grandchildren. but it was the queen herself who stole the show with this comic sketch. nation sweet tight paddington, bare paid special tribute to the monarch. happy with everything that's very kind street parties have been held in celebration up and down the country with some tough day. everybody's going to remember this from the little did you pull up, so the big what you both has been an excellent jubilee. everyone has come out this week. i know today please. as the curtain falls on a weekends of national festivities, fans celebrate

a monarch whose long reign won't be done by another royal anytime soon. ah, that's all for now, doc film is up next with a look at the green revolution. i a fuel instead of coal and oil statements about a what interest in the global economy our portfolio.