>>(vo)and their offices in london, islamabad and dakar. >>that would mean me showing up at his house with an armed escort. >>(vo) shadowing the unit's busy staff, in this film we meet the young british women suspected of being forced into marriage, and follow their dramatic rescues. >>his wife here. >>(vo) we will also discover that the notions of honor that often drive forced marriage can (vo)this is the forced marriage unit. it's early morning in islamabad, and albert david and his team from the british high commission have received a message from the forced marriage unit in london that a 20 year-old british girl is being kept against her will and forced into a marriage. >>she was in contact with my colleagues, um, at the forced marriage unit in london, and she clearly does not want to be forced into this marriage. >>(vo) pakistan has a large british community, and albert's team deal with between 130 and 150 cases of forced marriage every year. a forced marriage is different from an arranged marriage, in that it is conducted without the

there have been violent protests in dakar and other parts of senegal.nwhile, youssou n'dour defied the court's decision and continued his campaign along with the other opposition candidates. >> translator: my music comes from senegal and senegal is more important than my music. now i'm focusinging on the issues facing senegal. even if i am not yet president, i'm working for senegal. >> reporter: with the arab spring upheavals of last year, still fresh in people's minds, the world will be watching closely as senegalese head to the polls on sunday. jean baptiste, nhk world, dakar. >>> i felt i should have worn my lighter coat today. things are warming up here in tokyo. we're joined now with the world weather forecast. will this pleasant weather continue? >> i want to say yes, but, no, chilly and wet weather is expected from tomorrow. but for today, dry conditions will continue as we've got a high pressure system moving in to our area bringing sunny and warm conditions. the expected high here in tokyo is 14 degrees. so feel like spring today. but showers i

the capital city of dakar. dear brad, you are the most handsome -- no, i'm just kidding. dear, bret, hi, dear, how are you today? i hope all is well with you. my name is miss linda. i just went through your profile in this site. my dear, i am interested in knowing more about you. waiting to hear from you soon. this is pretty cool. i was excited about it, you know what i mean? especially in africa. so i looked it up in the encyclopedia, because i didn't know where dakar was, in africa. so it was pretty cool. the hardest part about doing time, of course i miss my kids, my little niece i never met. so that kills you. but when they call mail, and go out there on the railing, and you stand up there and see all your brothers and friends getting mail, over and over and over, and you're just standing up there, as bad as you want it, it ain't going to come. so here we are. >> while bulmer looks ahead to the possibility of finding love, inmates eric glass and erik coleman look back to the past. and what they've lost. >> just looking at our kids, how much they've grown and everythin

there have been violent protests in dakar and other parts of senegal. meanwhile, he defied the court's decision and continued his campaign, along with the other opposition candidates. >> translator: my music comes from senegal, and senegal is more important than my music. now i'm focusing on the issues facing senegal, even if i am not yet president, i am working for senegal. >> with the arab spring upheaves from last year still fresh in people's minds, the world will be watching closely as they head to the polls sunday. >>> i was pleasantly surprised with the warm breeze on my way to work this morning. sayaka mori joins us with the world weather forecast. can we finally put away our winter coats? >> yes, catherine, we won't need them today. the expected high here in tokyo is 14 degrees, definitely feels like spring. the reason why is we got a high pressure system moves into our area, bringing sunny and warm temperatures. but as you can see, showers are impacting much of the southern islands of the nation, and that's going to spread into much of japan ag

this is in the capital, dakar. protesters' demand the president stepped down after serving a maximum two terms in office. the 85-year-old is using a constitutional loophole to run for a third term. his critics are calling it a constitutional coup. >> everybody knows he does not have the right to a third term, not because the council delegates it. we are even more determined to see the law is respected in our country. the law is the constitution. >> the demonstrations have been fuelled by high unemployment and science of growing authoritarianism. -- signs of growing authoritarianism. his opponent had his eyes on the presidency, but was disqualified from running by five constitutional judges. for now, the protests are relatively small, but it is not clear how much momentum they will game. the united states and united nations sound were read. some are talking of the sub- saharan version of the arab spring. bbc news, south africa. now to one of the most highly anticipated public offerings in history. facebook has chang

this is in the capital, dakar. protesters' demand the president stepped down after serving a maximum two terms in office. the 85-year-old is using a constitutional loophole to run for a third term. his critics are calling it a constitutional coup. >> everybody knows he does not have the right to a third term, not because the council delegates it. we are even more determined to see the law is respected in our country. the law is the constitution. >> the demonstrations have been fuelled by high unemployment and science of growing authoritarianism. -- signs of growing authoritarianism. his opponent had his eyes on the presidency, but was disqualified from running by five constitutional judges. for now, the protests are relatively small, but it is not clear how much momentum they will game. the united states and united nations sound were read. some are talking of the sub- saharan version of the arab spring. bbc news, south africa. now to one of the most highly anticipated public offerings in history. facebook has chang

professor of political science at the national defense university and in brussels we cross to you over dakar oh he's an independent scholar and author of great post cold war american thinkers on international relations all right gentlemen this is cross i mean you can jump in anytime you want gilbert if i go to you first in brussels can you explain something to me the american military establishment and intelligence community says iran is not go on developing a nuclear weapon has no intention of doing it and then you changed or in the same page on the washington post new york times everyone's discussing when the attack is going to happen what is going on this seems to be an amazingly paradoxical situation. well i don't have a direct answer to that question but yes there is a lot of crosstalk within the guide states and within the foreign policy community so i'm not particularly surprised that. the personalities or interests within the pentagon would be inconsistent in their public position now with. the positions of the foreign policy analysts who have taken all the airtime till now all right

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hundreds of opposition supporters clashed in the capital city of dakar.ers say the incumbent president is illegally seeking a third term. he says those limits don't apply since they took effect after he took office. violence competitions in south pal low. the judges were announcing the results when a disgruntled fan stormed the stage and tore up the score sheets. as you can see things got out of hands from there. we're told that fan supported a some ba school the judges indicated would not be winning. nepal. a 72-year-old man claims he is the shortest guy in the world. says he is 22 inches tall. the folks at guinness world records report officials are on their way to the himalayan nation to check it out. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> help create more jobs. corporations get a lower tax rate. they have to give up some perks. we will show you how it is supposed to work next. the president is responding to pressure over the rising gas prices. why he is says is he making progress efforts compare to predecessor. that's co