the attack on malala was claimed by the so—called islamic state. another person standing up for women's rights, and a family lost a loved one. the white house has now announced the withdrawal of troops will be delayed by six months to the symbolic date of september 11. the future of afghanistan now rests on the talks between the afghan government and the taliban. but with no settlement in sight and if targeted killings continue, the fear is that the next generation may be just too intimidated to aspire to become thejournalists, human rights workers, and civil activists of tomorrow. hello there. we saw plenty of sunshine today, and it felt much warmer across the board than what we've been used to this month so far. there are some subtle changes overnight. we've got a weak weather front pushing into western areas. that's going to bring the thicker cloud to many, but also outbreaks of rain across the west, initially for northern ireland, and then that rain will spill its way eastwards through the night across western scotland in towards western englan

the attack on malala was claimed by the so—called islamic state. another person standing up for women's rights, and a family lost a loved one. the white house has now announced the withdrawal of troops will be delayed by six months to the symbolic date of september 11. the future of afghanistan now rests on the talks between the afghan government and the taliban. but with no settlement in sight and if targeted killings continue, the fear is that the next generation may be just too intimidated to aspire to become the journalists, human rights workers, and civil activists of tomorrow. hello. if you're out and about this evening, be aware, we've still got some heavy rain and lively wind. by tomorrow that will be stuck across the north of scotland and instead, plenty of heavy showers and gusty wind, even hail and thunder, will follow on. this is the low pressure that's brought in the rain and strong wind. as it sits across the uk tomorrow it will throw further showers our way. some pretty heavy rain for a few hours for many of us. some lively wind and

the attack on malala was claimed by the so—called islamic state.lost another person standing up for women's rights, and a family lost a loved one. the white house has now announced the withdrawal of troops will be delayed by six months to the symbolic date of september 11. the future of afghanistan now rests on the talks between the afghan government and the taliban. but with no settlement in sight and if targeted killings continue, the fear is that the next generation may be just too intimidated to aspire to become the journalists, human rights workers, and civil activists of tomorrow. good evening. at least we had a respite from the persistent rain today, although there have been a cluster of showers out and about. by the time we get to tomorrow, we've got another area of rain coming in — not as persistent and widespread as we had thursday, friday and not as windy as well. that low pressure's moving out of the way, but already behind me, we have got the next one brewing up. a little ridge of high pressure, though, through this evening and overnig

the attack on malala was claimed by the so—called islamic state.n lost another person standing up for women's rights, and a family lost a loved one. the white house has now announced the withdrawal of troops will be delayed by six months to the symbolic date of september 11. the future of afghanistan now rests on the talks between the afghan government and the taliban. but with no settlement in sight and if targeted killings continue, the fear is that the next generation may be just too intimidated to aspire to become thejournalists, human rights workers, and civil activists of tomorrow. a bit of a lull in the weather at the moment. the skies are clear and the morning's not looking bad at all across most of the uk. don't hold your breath, it's not going to last for very long because we are expecting rain and gales through the afternoon, particularly across western areas of the uk. and if we have a look at the satellite picture you can see this swirl across the atlantic, another big low pressure and the weather front�*s already approaching ireland.

the attack on malala was claimed by the so—called islamic state.er person standing up for women's rights, and a family lost a loved one. the white house has now announced the withdrawal of troops will be delayed by six months to the symbolic date of september 11. the future of afghanistan now rests on the talks between the afghan government and the taliban. but with no settlement in sight and if targeted killings continue, the fear is that the next generation may be just too intimidated to aspire to become thejournalists, human rights workers, and civil activists of tomorrow. hello there. the bank holiday weekend is fast approaching, and we could all do with something a little more settled, couldn't we, to make outdoor plans. well, i can offer you certainly some drier weather over the next few days and into the weekend, and it will be warmer, too. now, just how warm, take a look at this. with the wind direction coming up from the south by the weekend, we could see temperatures peaking into the low 20s, and we've only seen that once so far this may.

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primo malala writes social media has made communication easier but there are also alarming aspects such as hacking misleading information and other negative content. marcus demers spends a lot of time on social media learning something new almost every day he uses to talk and facebook as sales platforms pinterest and google for learning line and twitter for news. one taras poses the question the other way around he writes it would be better to ask how long we don't spend on social media it will be easy to work out. the opportunities of communicating with others are practically unlimited given the sheer number of platforms what has that made us any happier for the opposite travel daniel from nigeria had a question about that. can spending too much time on social media make you depressed. instagram. the number of platforms has been constantly growing as has their global popularity and has soared during the pandemic of users. can stay in contact with friends and family share information and stave off boredom all under lockdown but social media has always been controversial numerous studies

this tweet is from nobel prize winner and activist malala yousafzai, she was shot in the head by thereshta karim. it'ts an extremely horrible time because eid is coming, and a lot of parents must be thinking to buy new clothes for their children. and children were looking forward to eid. but unfortunately, they lost their lives, and now their parents are mourning, and the entire city and country is in mourning since the incident has happened. we have seen children coming out really strongly, saying they're sending a strong message that they will not stop, we will continue going. but we do understand that behind this resilience that children are showing, there'll be some groups of children, especially female children, whose parents will decide to not send them. afghanistan is also going through a difficult phase because, due to covid—i9, we understand that the dropout rate will be very, very high this year. adding on top of that, the security situation, it will put children in a very disadvantaged position, especially female children. the afghan government blamed the taliban for the a

cindy crawford lady gaga, kit harington and malala yousafzai.lly to to see what they've put together for this reunion. happening today. sonoma state university graduates will receive their diplomas in a mobile commencement ceremony traffic in and around the university is expected to increase all day long. so if you're headed to that area, just snow the campus entrance there at park expressway and petaluma hill road are going to be closed. we do want to say the congratulations to all the graduates out there. very hard to believe for already graduation season very cool for the sonoma state university kratz. hey, new research shows the average person's sums, travel, the equivalent of 2 marathons every year. that's about 52 miles every year and it's all because of our constant scrolling through sites like twitter and instagram and of course, all that text messaging. we do a marketing agency created an interactivs simulator for smartphones called some run too much scrolling can cause and hand injuries so researchers are suggesting people at least swi

it should not require courage to be a journalist like malala maiway, who is right here in the lower right-hand corner. it should not require courage to stand up for basic human rights like fatima khalil, who is up here in the middle. or freshta, who is right here. fatima was a human rights official. freshta was an activist for women's rights. and yet both of these women were killed by the taliban for doing what they believed in, for trying to improve the lives of other women. sadly, that kind of courage is what's required of all women in afghanistan today, and i worry that this reality is only going to escalate after our departure. indeed, we saw this over this past weekend when 85 people, most of them schoolgirls, were killed in a car bomb outside of a girls school in kabul. i saw them interviewing one young woman who i think was about 14 about why she thought they had been targeted, and she said i guess it's because we want an education. so this is the future that we risk if we don't have a plan for how we're going to continue to support the women and girls of afghanistan. i also want to tal