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our west africa correspondent, mayenijones, reports. unexpected violence. were reporting a heavy military presence on the streets of the city. access to a bridge leading to the presidential palace was also reportedly blocked. this unverified footage, allegedly showing president alpha conde being detained by the military was widely shared on social media, fuelling rumours of a coup. the military soon appeared on tv, claiming they were moved to take over because of corruption and economic mismanagement. translation: the government is dissolved. _ land borders will be closed for one week and we will then see what will happen with our air orders. the coup plotters are from an elite military unit who have historically received training with the united states. their leader can be seen here with american soldiers. this coup is the latest chapter in what's been a fractious year for guinea. last october, the country held violently disputed elections after the president changed the constitution to run for a third term. dozens of people were killed in the ensuing clas

untilthen, i'm mayenijones here in lagos. thanks for watching. take care.s a real feel of late summer about it of late but things could be changing in the week ahead. could autumn be about to arrive? after a dry and sunny start to the week for many, there will be some showers around for some, we could be ending the week seeing gales and a big drop in temperature. it comes courtesy of a strengthening jet stream to the north of the atlantic and it is in this dip between us and iceland where we see low pressure pushing east, pushing in some weakening rain but also strengthening wind and a drop in temperature for many areas. that's a few days away. to end today, a fine day for most but we have heavy and thundery rain across eastern counties of england. that will only move slowly lighter overnight. cloud in western scotland and northern ireland but in between, clear skies, some mist and fog patches and a colder night than recent nights. temperatures in rural areas down to single figures as we start tomorrow. not so across east anglia and the south—east, the weat

i'm mayenijones, the bbc�*s correspondent here.lagos is africa's most populous city, but it's also one of the most vulnerable to rising sea levels and floods. human activity and climate change are eroding the coastline here, and it's a problem that more and more cities around the world are having to face. now, injust under two months, global leaders will be meeting for the climate summit cop26 in scotland. top of the agenda will be their response to the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change. the ipcc has warned that human activity is changing our climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. global leaders will have the opportunity to act fast and in concert. but what are some of the key challenges facing those who want to forge a new agreement at these talks? the bbc�*s science editor, david shukman, has this assessment. year after year, the countries of the world have gathered for huge conferences on climate change. i've seen for myself how they can go wrong, like in copenhagen in 2009. so what's on the cards

i'm mayenijones, the bbc�*s correspondent here.els and floods. human activity and climate change are eroding the coastline here, and it's a problem that more and more cities around the world are having to face. now, injust under two months, global leaders will be meeting for the climate summit cop26 in scotland. top of the agenda will be their response to the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change. the ipcc has warned that human activity is changing our climate in unprecedented and sometimes irreversible ways. global leaders will have the opportunity to act fast and in concert. but what are some of the key challenges facing those who want to forge a new agreement at these talks? the bbc�*s science editor, david shukman, has this assessment. year after year, the countries of the world have gathered for huge conferences on climate change. i've seen for myself how they can go wrong, like in copenhagen in 2009. so what's on the cards now for glasgow? well, the first challenge is to get rapid cuts in the gases heating the planet

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