a 2012 army uprising at the base open the way to keita's presidency. isif it is a coup d'État, it a piece to end this regime. everything is being done peacefully. as a member of the opposition, i thank them. reporter: there were reports a small number of the national guard had seized a military facility. a french military source said discussions are taking place between mali's army command and the mutineers. president keita faced weeks of protests calling for his departure after disputed elections earlier this year. swaths of the country are already outside the control of the government, that struggled to contain an armed insurgency that has claimed thousands of lives. the failure to end that conflict has led to growing frustration with keita's rule. mark: -- >> we are monitoring the story from nigeria's capital. what is the latest you are hearing happening in mali? basically the president, prime minister, and top members of his cabinet are still being held by the soldiers, the mutineers. expectationsre are a statement will be issued by the military an

ibrahim boubacar keita has resigned. he was known by his initials ibk, but he was forced out after he was arrested. mali has been rocked by protests. mullions -- malians discovered overnight who was in charge and the mako -- chuck in charge -- in charge in bamako. [speaking foreign language] >> the committee announced to shut all borders until further notice. a cucurfew h has been put in p . >> [ [speaking foreign language] >> the rebels no information about thehe whereabouts of the deposed president.t. ibrahim boubacar keita appeared on the s same tv station. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the rebels took control of the military camp 15 kilometers from bamako. then, they took the president there. beingimages show keita escorted from the presidential palace. when the president was taken, crowds flooded independence square and gathered outside thank t the to rebels. >> [speaking foreign language] the mutiny marks a dramatic shift after more than two months of antigovernment protests. demonstrators have been demanding k

military coup which overthrew president keita in mali. ecowas, which is led by the former nigerian president goodluck jonathan, says it is asking for a swift return to civilian rule. in australia, antarctic air reaching the south—east of the country triggered snowfall across several states. many people — and kangeroos — were out enjoying the rare event despite wild winds and heavy snow that closed some roads. the rare weather comes to days before the offical start of spring. football, and arguably the world‘s biggest club match takes place in portugal on sunday. bayern munich will face paris saint—germain in the champions league final. the competition has been dramatically impacted by the coronavirus pandemic — but both sides will be hoping to end the season on a high. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. byron munich are footballing royalties. five times they have been champions of europe, their history runs the been the competition. for paris saint—germain, however, this is something new. despite their success , something new. despite their s

resignation of preresident ibram boubacarar keita amid d a finanl crisis, widespread corruption, and momounting violence from separatist groups. the protests were the biggest since july 10, when the police opened fire on anti-government protesters, , killing g at leas1 peopople and wounding scores of others. in chicago, a 20-year-old man who was shot at multiple times by p police and charged with attempmpted murder for allegedly firing at police officers first is being held d on a $1 1 millin bond. this comes as s "southside week" reports s there is no bodydycam footage orny v vid evidedence of latrell allen allegedly shooting at p police officers. allen's brother, who was with allen at the time of sunday's shooting, told "the chicago sun times" that his brother hadn't fired at police. another witness told "southside weekly" a police vehicle drove toward allen at high speed, jumping a curb, causing allen to panic and run. the shooting sparked massive protests in chicago, where over 100 people were arrested overnight on monday.

reached an agreement with modest you military leaders to set free deposed president to bring booker keita of course says the 77 year old needs medical attention. a request the military accepted. the said he's resigned he was not forced to resign and that he's not interested in governance again. a statement some say office 2 sides desperate for a breakthrough our way out of a complex situation of course also demanded they need a restoration of democracy. mali's new rulers in return want the lifting of sanctions imposed on the country and its leaders in the aftermath of the call. up eco west explained their idea of transition so did we at this moment nothing has been concluded the transition structure will be discussed by the ruling council with a concision as we made we ask that the sanctions imposed on mali should be eased or lifted entirely what matters for us is the population doesn't suffer the sanctions

>>> president ibrahim boubacar keita in the african nation of mali said late tuesday he will resign. he was being detained by rebel soldiers in a military coup. >> translator: this is my decisision. i'm stepping down from my duties, all my duties, starting now. >> keitata also announced on ste television the dissolution of mali's parliament hours after he and other government officials were detained near the capital, bamako. the turmoil comes amid continuing insurgency by islamic extremists i in northern mali where french forces have been helping the government fight back. however, the fresh political crisis could affect those operations and allow the militants to gain ground. ♪

inside the car, president ibrahim boubakar keita and prime minister boubou cisse.d in the early hours of the morning came this broadcast on state tv. the president resigning and dissolving the country's national assembly. "i want no blood to be spilled to keep me in power," he added. in recent months, huge crowds led by this populist imam mahmoud dicko have been calling on the president to step down. a country of 19 million people beset by corruption, a flagging economy, and insecurity caused by jihadists in the north. which is why the rebel soldiers had their supporters. translation: the whole of mali has been liberated by a republican force. the malian people support them from above and from below. we are really very, very happy. there is no education, there is no health, there is no security. he does not want to listen to these people. translation: we are very happy, because this is the liberation of the people of mali. all of mali's people were waiting for this day. all of mali's people were waiting for the big chief and his men to allow us to breathe. today, h

president keita had been under pressure to resign because of problems with the country's economy andislamist militants. paul hawkins has more. mali's rebel soldiers taking mali's leaders under arrest away from the presidential palace in the capital bamako. where they're going, nobody knows — which is how many malians feel about the future. in a country of 19 million people with a crippled economy, corruption, and constant insecurity caused byjihadists. and these are the men they blame — president ibrahim boubacar keita, who won a second term in elections in 2018, and prime minister boubou cisse, seen here voting back in april. both now under arrest by these soldiers and their supporters. translation: the whole of mali has been liberated by a republican force. the malian people support them from above and from below. we are really very, very happy. there is no education, there is no health, there is no security. he does not want to listen to these people. he is never going to stay in power. even if the men accept it, we women are never going to accept it. he has been cursed by the goo

and other officials and later on in the day a weary looking president keita appeared on state t.v. . if some elements of our armed forces for the concluded that my presidency should end with their intervention are . going to do i really have a choice. i accept their decision because not a single drop of blood should be shed to keep me in power. the coup leaders also appeared on state television there when a transition that would lead to fresh elections. their takeover started as a mutiny among soldiers at an army base near the capital but occur after seizing weapons and taking high ranking prisoners they then moved to the president's house surrounding it and firing gunshots into the air. crowds of anti-government protesters cheered on as the democratically elected leader was arrested and driven away. we're very happy because this is a liberation for the people of mali. people for this day and we were waiting for the president and his men to allow us to breathe today we don't have any words to express what's in our hearts thank god and may president kate and his gang leave us in peace

we are happy because we can see that president keita wants to run away. he is going to leave power. we are happy to see that molly is starting to breed. the children are outside defending their rights which they see being floated because the future belongs to the children. even an atomi bomb couldndn't stop u us today. for embassy is warning people in and around bamako to stay inside their homes earlier we spoke to journalist m mohamed salah in bamako he told us more about the situation on the ground. john is confused with the bomb a call or you can we can look at your end. yeah and that celebrates. little soulf ugh you mention the president and the prime minister. are we are with the terrorists i call them so our information soul- also getting bit day call one call in the middle of three forty two into the bar and call on up front. in a mug and a credit to engage in a lock- or so they get together instead of the house. or private sector and put it on fire even though it beat so did did did did did thing. again. got you okay. you can monitor by michael. your rent thank the military

. >>> president ibrahim boubacar keita in the african nation of mali said late tuesday he will resignhe was being detained by rebel soldiers in a military coup. >> translator: this is my decisision. i'm stepping down from my duties, all my duties, starting now. >> keitata also announced on ste television the dissolution of mali's parliament hours after he and other government officials were detained near the capital, bamako. the turmoil comes amid continuing insurgency by islamic extremists i in northern mali where french forces have been helping the government fight back. however, the fresh political crisis could affect those operations and allow the militants to gain ground. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and here's a look at what the weather will be like in your part of the world. >>> we have a glimpse of summer in a part of northeast japan that's emerging from difficult times. namie town is in fukushima prefecture. this farmland was abandoned after the 2011 nuclear accident forced local people to evacuate. now the 12-hectare site is filled with sunflowers. the evacuation order was lifted three years a

faced a wave of international pressure after they forced the civilian president, ibrahim boubacar keitaotests. the un security council condemned what it called the "mutiny in mali" and demanded that the soldiers release mr keita and other officials. the african union has suspended mali. the us says it will not seek the death penalty for two british members of the islamic state group accused of murdering western hostages in the middle east. alexander kotey and el shafee elsheikh — nicknamed the beatles — have been stripped of their uk citizenship and are currently in us military custody in iraq. hundreds of thousands of b—tec students have become the latest to face chaos with their results after an exam board announced the grades would be reconsidered just hours before they were due to be published today but gcse students will get their results. the european union has increased pressure on belarus over the disputed presidential election, announcing it will impose targeted sanctions on some officials. eu leaders say the election was neither free nor fair, and that they do not recognise th

amy: in mali, president ibrahim boubacar keita resigned tuesday after soldiers in the capitall bamako staged a coup d'etat t tt followeded weeks of anti-government protesests. mali's prime minister also deposed by coup leaders who called themselves the national committee for the salvation of the people. in a broroadcast on state television, ththe coup leaders promised to organize new elections. >> we are not keen on power, but we are keen on stability of the country which will allow us to organize within a reasonable time limit to allow molly to equip itself with strong institutions capable of handling our daily lives and restore the confidence between governmnment- amy: the united nanations and african union condemned the coup and the arrest of mali's president. opposition leaders praised the coup as a "popular insurrection." before tuesday's coup, president keita faced weeks of protests against rampant corruption, police brutality, and mounting violence from separatiststroups in mali.i. back in the united states, the republican-controlled senate intelligence committee has published

the evening is ‘leadership matters.‘ state tv in mali is reporting that president ibrahim boubakar keita announced his resignation, and the dissolution of the government and parliament. he and the prime minister were arrested by by the military in an apparent to attempt. the move has been condemned by the united nations secretary general and france, the former colonial power. the postmaster general of the united states has said he's suspending changes to the postal service, which led to claims that he was trying to interfere in november's presidential election. louis dejoy — a financial donor to president trump — says he expects postal ballots to be delivered on time. marks and spencer is planning to cut seven thousand staff by the end of the year, after a slump in sales during the coronavirus pandemic. the cuts — on top of 950 already announced — amount to about a tenth of the overall work force. the company is the latest to announce major losses, as our business correspondent emma simpson reports. you do not see this often, a new storejust opening after lockdown. it is close to notting

troops fired into the air on tuesday,they hauled imbrahim boubacar keita from his house. president resigned later, and the mutineers said he had failed the country. >> ( translated ): mali descends into chaos day by day, anarchy and rity because of the fault of the people in charge of its destiny. real democracy doesn't go with complacency, nor weakness of the state authority, which must guarantee freedom and security of the people. >> sy: the u.n. security council today condemned the coup and ed that president keita freed. meanwhile, the u.s. military maid all american forces i are safe. stationed in the region. back in this country, wall street had an off day. the dow jones industrial average lost 85 pointso close below 27,693. the nasdaq fell 64 pnts, and, the s&p 500 slipped nearly 15 points. and, slade gorton, a former republican leader in the u.s senate, died today in seattle. he was first elected to the senate from washington state in 1980, but lost his re-election bid. later, he won two more. he also served on the 9/11 commission. slade gorton was 92 years old. di

inside the car, president ibrahim boubakar keita and prime minister boubou cisse.hey were going, and in the early hours of the morning came this broadcast on state tv. the president resigning and dissolving the country's national assembly. "i want no blood to be spilled to keep me in power," he added. in recent months, huge crowds led by this populist imam, mahmoud dicko, have been calling on the president to step down. a country of 19 million people beset by corruption, a flagging economy, and insecurity caused byjihdists in the north. which is why the rebel soldiers had their supporters. translation: the whole of mali has been liberated by a republican force. the malian people support them from above and from below. we are really very, very happy. there is no education, there is no health, there is no security. he does not want to listen to these people. translation: we are very happy, because this is the liberation of the people of mali. all of mali's people were waiting for this day. all of mali's people were waiting for the big chief and his men to allow us to

president ibrahim boubakar keita has appeared on state tv in mali to announce his resignation and theissolution of the government and parliament. he and the prime minister were arrested by the military in an apparent coup attempt. the move has been condemned by the united nations secretary general and france, the former colonial power. the postmaster general of the united states has said he's suspending changes to the postal service, which led to claims that he was trying to interfere in november's presidential election. louis dejoy, a financial donor to president trump, says he expects postal ballots to be delivered on time. now on bbc news, zeinab badawi speaks to the civilian prime minister abdalla hamdok, who heads a transitional government charged with steering sudan to democratic elections in 2022. it's bbc hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. it's exactly a year since a historic power—sharing agreement was signed between the civilians and military in sudan after the fall of president bashir. my guest in this exclusive interview is the civilian prime minister, a

are holding rallies in the modern capital bamako offer a military coup there ousted the president mr keita announced his resignation on tuesday after soldiers detained him the u.s. postmaster general says mail in ballots will be delivered securely and on time for the election louis to joy is testifying before a senate committee over accusations he is trying to sabotage the postal service up next it's earthrise i'll have more news in 30 minutes i'll see that. and. the explosion of plastic waste across the world threatens the very survival of life on our planet. every year up to $12000000.00 metric tons of plastic and saw oceans. from poisoning marine life to littering landscapes and cloaking waterways plastic waste in the environment is set to trickle in the next decades the problem is so vast it can seem overwhelming but by reimagining this waste as a result we can begin to redress the balance i'm dhoni in cameroon where a young entrepreneur is turning the tide on plastic waste by building boats out of bottles and omega mccubbin in the u.k. where one company is tackling a really sticky cau

leaders has flown to mali, to hold talks with the leaders of the military coup which overthrew president keita nigerian president goodluck jonathan, says it wants to speed the return to constitutional order. parts of south eastern australia have been experiencing a rare snowfall. the cold snap has blown up from the antarctic, and is affected tasmania, new south wales, victoria and the australian capital territory. a pair of glasses once worn by mahatma gandhi has sold for more than $340,000 dollars. auctioneers say the spectacles were posted to their office about four weeks ago by a man whose uncle had been given the glasses by the indian political leader in the 1920s. do stay with us here on bbc news. here's the weather it has not been quite as windy today. a day of sunshine in blustery showers, good day for chasing rainbows and here we had won earlier on from a weather watcher in somerset and further north into west yorkshire as well. some heavy ones too and the main area of low pressure that has brought all the windy weather heading away from the uk so the winds are easing down further as w

let's turn to mali now, where in the last hour, we've received reports that president ibrahim boubacar keitao be an attempted coup. the leaders of the protest movement which has been out on the streets in the day prior to this said it was not a military coup, but a popular insurrection, saying the president did not want to listen to his people. the news has come from a government spokesperson who presumably won't be in beina be inajob be in a job for much longer, but says that the president and the prime minister of that country were both arrested by the military. a number of arrests of other senior officials have gone on today. it started out as what looked like a mutiny. two of the military barracks with soldiers shooting and some talk of disputes over pay. it then became pretty clear that this was something more serious. it now looks as though this is a coup that is in full swing, which, of course is being widely condemned by the international community including the african union, but it comes as —— at the african union, but it comes as ——ata the african union, but it comes as —— at a ti

taking the country's president from his residence as he was detained on tuesday the hours later present keitaappeared on state television announcing his resignation. i would like to inform you of my decision to resign from my position with immediate effect and with all the legal consequences this entails the dissolution of the national assembly and of the government. to say it's uprising began with a shoot out at the military camp close to the capital a group of soldiers detained their senior officers before marching on and storming the president's residence uprising has been widely condemned including by the u.s. the. and neighboring african countries who fall several months of protests in mali over economic hardship and alleged government corruption. b that. the former leader has been accused of mismanaging the economy corruption and worsening the security situation with the hottest groups in the north also people are not happy with his backing of friends former colonizer french troops have been stationed in the country since 2013 of the year he was 1st elected to keep terror at bay after b

transitional government in the meantime as after soldiers stage a coup to oust president abraham boubacar keitato step down on tuesday all his former colonial power and key ally france has condemned the coup but it's been reports purses track record in the region and quelling violence and unrest is open to scrutiny. forced to step down the president of mali has been detained by the military after months of protest. but. the former leader has been accused of mismanaging the economy corruption and worsening the situation when it came to the fight with jihad just groups in the north however he did enjoy the backing of france somalis former colonizer and french troops have been in mali since 2013 to keep terrorists at bay the results in the country have been rather modest the security situation in mali has recently deteriorated. the security situation in the settled countries has deteriorated considerably in recent months conflicts prevailing in the region are have an unprecedented humanitarian consequences on civilian populations face an insecurity and displacement. french president in my new i'm

announcing his resignation as after he was detained on tuesday during a military revolt over him boubacar keitasaid the decision to leave power would avoid bloodshed in the country. in the d.c.u. i would like to inform you of my decision to resign from my position with immediate effect and with all the legal consequences this entails the dissolution of the national assembly and of the government. this is uprising began with a shoot out at the current military camp close to the capital a group of soldiers detained their senior officers before marching on by mco and storming the president's residence to meet me was swiftly condemned by the african union the e.u. and the head of the un neighboring countries have closed their borders calling for sanctions against revolutionaries the coup fall several months of protests in mali which saw the opposition demanding the presence resignation of a corruption allegations and i deteriorating security situation. that most people here jump for joy to say a final farewell to mr walker kate he's no longer our president. nothing is going well in mali we are all

west african leaders has held talks with the leaders of the military coup which overthrew president keitaowas, which is led by the former nigerian president goodluck jonathan, says it is asking for a swift return to civilian rule. israeli police have clashed with protesters in jerusalem demanding the resignation of the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. a number of arrests were made as police tried to clear the crowd from a square near the prime minister's official residence. protesters are angry at mr netanyahu's handling of the coronavirus crisis and alleged corruption. demonstrations have been held every weekend for two months — but observers say this was the biggest one yet. reseachers in germany held a coronavirus experiment in the form of a concert. held at an indoor stadium in leipzig, the partipants were asked to wear contact tracer devices around their necks and to disinfect their hands with a fluorescent hand sanitiser to allow scientists to scour the venue with uv lights after the concerts, to identify surfaces where a transmission of the virus could happen. in australia, anta

boubacar keita than. again difficult to say i think one of the things that i'm looking at very closely though is the emphasis that. the leader of the military leaders are placing on corruption and accountability in their public statements. they have been very clear that they are frustrated and angered over what they hear specific instances in which- political leaders are using the- the levers of the state to benefit themselves and to gain money and sometimes at the expense of the military and this is. a game that we can always across decades wherere. military leadership and all the way down into the lower levels of the military can be quite frustrated with political leaders. when they feel as though they are encouraging themselves at the expense of. troops and families who are losing their friends and their loved ones and not the battle against insecurity and final extremism so. i t think. whahat we're considering accountability for potential corrupt act by. the president or others in his cabinet. this is

are holding rallies in the modern capital bamako offer a military coup that ousted the president mr keita and i asked his resignation on tuesday after soldiers detained him the u.s. postmaster general says mail in ballots will be delivered securely and on time for the election lou it's a joy is testifying before a senate committee over accusations he's trying to sabotage the postal service up next to earth rise i'll have more news in 30 minutes i'll see that. explosion of plastic waste across the world threatens the very survival of unite on our planet. every year up to $12000000.00 metric tons of plastic. from poisoning marine life littering landscapes and clogging will.

followed the african union announcing the suspension of mali's membership the coup forced president keita to resign palestinians in gaza and the occupied west bank are protesting against the u.a.e. normalizing relations with israel rival groups hamas and fatah are showing a rare united front by jointly holding a rally. more than 100000 people in the south west of china had been moved to higher ground after the worst flooding in decades the yangtze burst its banks and sheesh one province and the city of chong queen apples now become the 1st publicly listed american company to be valued at 2 trillion dollars it's just 2 years ago it was the 1st to get to one trillion dollars apple shares have gained nearly 60 percent this year despite the coronavirus pandemic shutting its factories in china well customers continue to buy i phones and other apple favorites during the lockdown the oil producing countries say the market's taking longer than was expected to recover from the collapse in demand because of covert 19 ministers are warning that a 2nd prolonged wave is a major risk to the global mark

various news services in the region that we trust we have one report saying that molly and president mr keita and the prime minister have been arrested that's according to quotes that we're seeing from the so-called mutiny leader the french president emanuel macron condemning the mutiny attempt on going in mali also according to the a.p. wire service the mutinous soldiers have surrounded the private residence of the president and they've been firing shots into the air and also according to the reuters news agency abraham but akita has been arrested by the mutinying soldiers that's according to 2 security sources talking to reuters let's go back to minute reese our correspondent joining us and putting that story together for us out of nigeria so if that is all true it looks like it's picking up a pace and they've had a plan and they've stuck to it because if you are staging a coup you want the president and you want the prime minister. absolutely and the moment they have these in one place then they are effectively in control of the country so. right now what remains is an announcement if in f

president ibrahim boubakar keita has appeared on state tv in mali to announce his resignation, and theliament. he and the prime minister were arrested by the military, in an apparent coup attempt. the move has been condemned by the united nations secretary general and france, the former colonial power. paul hawkins has more. mali's rebel soldiers taking mali's leaders under arrest away from the presidential palace in the capital bamako. where they're going, nobody knows — which is how many malians feel about their future. the president resigning and dissolving... in recent months, huge crowds led by this man have been calling on the president to step down. a country of 90 million people beset by corruption, a flagging economy. which is why the rebel soldiers had their supporters. translation: the whole of mali has been liberated by a republican force. the malian people support them from above and from below. we are really very, very happy. there is no education, there is no health, there is no security. he does not want to listen to these people. all of mali's people have been waiting

let‘s return to that developing story in mali, where the president — ibrahim boubacar keita — and theing the president "did not want to listen to his people". connectivity issues have been hampering our efforts to speak from bbc afrique. what do we know about what is happening on the ground now? what we know is that what seems to be a coup committee they are saying it‘s not a coup, is taking place right now in the country. the president and the prime minister have been arrested. they are now detained, a city 15 km from where the first gunshots took place this morning. they are being taken over there to respond to questions. the military, the soldiers are saying, is not a military coup but looks a little bit similarto military coup but looks a little bit similar to the same scenario that happened eight years ago when that president was ousted after ten years in power. and what do we know about what has prompted this? it seems it‘s a man in the army. a colonel. where is no evidence if he is linked to the movement of the 5th ofjune, a coalition of the opposition. started two months ago t

independence from france in 1960 when it became a one party socialist state under president depot keita he was ousted in a coup within 8 years by a live tenant try already who himself. was pushed from power by the military in 1901 multi-party polls were held one year later making alpha canady molly's 1st democratically elected president but the elections in 2001 by amador toumani toure they were marred by allegations of widespread fraud he was forced out in a coup in 2012 that same year rebels seized control of northern mali and declared their own states with other armed groups and french military intervention in 2013 helped recapture major towns but ongoing violence and instability would eventually be a major factor in the coup against the most recent president you know his name by now abraham kita sawyer is a member of the strategic committee of the opposition coalition known as the m 5 r f p he says the coup leaders will have to honor their promises to hold the election at this point so i don't think they have a choice you know he spoke about a movement that started a few months ago

mani's capital to demand the resignation of the country's president in a position accuses ibrahim keita of corruption and failing to protect civilians from armed groups at least 14 people have died during demonstrations that have seen thousands of rallies over the past few weeks the economic community of west african states has given the government and opposition a deadline of thursday to implement a unity government and other proposals because haq is following developments from neighboring senegal he says not as a government or position have committed to the regional blocs proposals what the president has done is named a few new cabinet ministers 6 of them there's still the same new prime minister who's in charge the judges of the constitutional court refused to resign and so have the $31.00 ruling party members of parliament that when there are seats in contested elections earlier this year well they also refused to resign and that was part of the ecowas recommendation that they that they resign of that new elections are held so they're not meeting their end of the bargain meanwhile t

takata isto keita -- selling its health-care unit for $2.3 billion to blackstone, which plans to takefive years. the price tag was lower than the $3 billion expected, but the deal is part of takeda's plan to shed debt after it acquired shire last year. turning to chinese pharmaceutical stocks, nomura impact on the third round of book buying will be minimal. the health care gauge has been gaining ground this year, up about 40 -- 46%. second only to consumer staples and leading 2020 gains for the benchmark. shery: for more on the battle between chinese pharma companies and multinationals, we are joined by our guest. great to have you with us. we saw the results of china's latest round of drug procurement, virtually shutting out foreign pharmaceuticals. how has this new centralized system in china fundamentally changed the game for pharma in china? this is notuld say something new. [indiscernible] the past two years [indiscernible] fundamentally transforming the pharmaceutical sector. [indiscernible] the centralized procurement, no matter who -- the chinese have two categorize -- to cate

after getting rid of president keita, he has been a meeting top government civil servants to work oute right to make mistakes. it looked like any other wednesday in the capital. there was little military presence, —— military presence, and no indication a coup had taken place the day before. translation:” a coup had taken place the day before. translation: i support and congratulate the military. i very much appreciated their actions yesterday, by acknowledging the front of the malians. if the population that demands the president's departure, he should have resigned for himself. translation: it is not a coup, because he resigned, so we cannot call it a coup. the army took over at the right time. the army had the cry of the heart, and the despair of the people, and saw that the ideal solution was to intervene on behalf of the people. translation: we say that mali belongs only to malians. while waiting for a transition, the people are relishing their victory over the regime. the african union has condemned the coup and suspended mali. along with the united states, the eu, and the un, t

agreement on how to restore civilian rule, but both sides said the ousted president, ibrahim boubacar keitagation by the national wildlife unit and lancashire police found that 29—year—old aaron halstead had admitted selling black rhino horns, acquiring tiger skulls and keeping elephant tusks for sale. for the last 12 months, jacey normand has been following the case. these images were recorded by the national wildlife crime unit in 2018. after raiding an ordinary looking property in burnley they were surprised by the collection of rare breeds inside. the property was registered to aaron halstead, already known to police after serving a 24—week sentence in 2015, for trading rare and endangered species. these are just some of the photos he posted of himself on social media at the time, featuring him posing with an array of stuffed wild animals. we ended up searching his business premises in burnley and that was absolutely crammed with taxidermy. what we did find was, in a freezer we found two rhinoceros horns. we found a critically endangered species. we found various skulls, we found a swor