but it's part of a campaign spreading through west africa. n cybernetworks have had some influence with whipping up anti-french sentiments. we have seen it in central africa since 2016. the russians are there, helping themselves to all the mineral resources, diamonds and gold, in north central africa. we can see that this move towards unsettlingly french is taking place in senegal. senegal, which is a -- it is not just the sahara. terrorism there is unsettling the whole region, going up to the gulf of kenya, to the ivory coast. it's an upsetting process. and some people argue that we can't know, but definitely -- africa is a treasure chest. everyone wants to be in on africa. all the countries want to be in africa. china, russia, turkey, united arab emirates, everyone wants to be able to help themselves to the mineral resources of africa. and therefore, want to take the place of the colonizer, the colonialists, and in the case of west africa, france, and in nigeria and africa, it was britain. but france has remained, as we have close links with

in west africa? when i think there's been some confusion about washing down relating to this securities phrase by hell in west africa, while we see locally or a kind of quote of actually presenting is just it's to, she's seeking to respond to prevent and decrease a threat. we are fixing malice to withdraw from the face to hell. for me, it's a natural question wishing of the for kindness in those centric modeling centric policy that did jump, seeks to implement. now, i think this is going to be the last step after the dismissal of the french from molly and european crews really never succeeded in bringing security too much. and i think the bottom line that we need to be clear that those will start to bring peace of mind is to do so. so to, to blame on the job. and there was no group as contribution to the insecurity, i think is truly a barrier. as human, but other than himself has not just come out of their daughters tissue to shoes, to their crib, relating to governments. that's how we can release ti

in west africa? when i think there's been some confusion about washing down relating to the securities phrase by west africans. while we see locally or a kind of quote of actually presenting is just it's to, she's seeking to respond to prevent and decrease the threat that we are fixing malice. just to withdraw from that just to hell for me. it's a natural question. wishing of the kindness in those centric modeling centric policy that it jump seeks to implement. now i think this is going to be the last step of that. the dismissal of the french from miley and european crews really never succeed. ready in bringing security to match and i think this is the bottom line that we need to be clear that those will start to bring peace and stability to them to do so. so to blame on the job. and there was another group as contribution insecurity. i think is truly a very big aggregate, but other than itself has not just come out to their daughters into the tissue. i'm used to, she's to crib relating to government

in west africa? when i think there's been some sort of confusion about what should be done relating to this securities, phased by sale and west african states. well, we see a panoply or a canon copier of actually representing is to secret is to she is seeking to respond to prevent and degrade. the threat that we are facing, mal is decision to withdraw her from the edge. if i was to hell for me, it's a natural quote to machine all the can africanist africa. in those centric miley centric policy, that janitor seeks to implement our idols. and this is going to be the last step after the dismissal of the french from marley and other european troops, who had really never succeeded in bring the security to man. and i think for me this is the bottom line that we need to be clear that those who sought to bring peace and stability to them and do so sort to seem to put their blame on the janitor as feeling and their presence of the work. no group as contribution to the insecurity, i think is truly a very big a

in west africa? the link there has been some sort of confusion about what should be done relating to the securities praise bye, a hell of west african states. well, we see upon locally a kind of quote of our troops are presenting is to secret, is to shift. seeking to respond to prevent and degrade. the threat that we are facing mal is decision to withdraw her from the edge. if i was to help for me, it's a natural quote to move soon of the come african is. i think us, in those centric miley centric policy that janitor seeks to implement our i loosen this is going to be the last step. after the dismissal of the french from molly and other european troops, who have really never succeeded in bring the security to man. and i think for me, this is the bottom line that we need to be clear that goals will start to bring peace and stability to them. some of them when they do so sort to seem to put their blame on the intent as feeling and their presence of the work know group as contributing to the insecurity,

most of them right here in west africa. he says that's also been made worse by climate change.at have badly affected countries in the are a, and this is something that the president addressed. >> today's work compels us to face the effects of climate change that bring bad recurring droughts like the one we are experiencing now, leading to major deficits. all this happens in the context of rising costs. already because of covid. now because of the crisis in europe. >> secretary-general will meet those displaced in the tri-border area. people that have been facing attacks from groups like isil and al qaeda and also climate change. he will then move on to nigeria, where he will meet with president buhari. make no mistake, the reason for his visit is to draw attention to a region facing growing instability on multiple fronts. >> it is world press freedom day on tuesday. the u.n. is holding a virtual conference to highlight the dangers journalist's face worldwide. in uganda, they say it is increasingly difficult to do their jobs because of the government crackdown on dissent. human

now he did not visit molly during this tour of west africa, but he did address the issues and the concerns that he has in bobby, a country that is under sanction from the west african body echo us on to sincerely in all honesty i seen with great distress, coo and molly, then with even greater distress. the 2nd qu, i'm convinced we need to keep engaging with molly. that's what we're doing. and i hope it will be possible to have an agreement between molly. an echo was to agree on an acceptable time for the transition period and that molly is reintegrated within the echo last framework. i don't comment on measures taken by others on what i want is molly to have the flexibility to agree with x, y, and bring back no morality in this country. and i'm sure it'll solve all the other issues. he also addressed looming triple crisis affecting people in west africa, food, energy, and finance. this he says, are or direct effect of the crisis taking place in europe, thousands of miles away from the african continent. he warns that the fall out of that may push a quarter of a 1000000000 people into extre

we still have some showers in play here, cooler as well. meanwhile, seasonal rates for west africa. ah . during the debate there is no he job bad. i mean, if anyone here talks about women that i had 2 horses, does this bill seem to have been says notes off. he gets off the table. we were taught to see abortion had a one way ticket street to help all of the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix that, where a global audience becomes a global community. the comment section is right here. be part of today's program. this dream on out is iraq. ah ah. or one of the top stories here now to 0. the close advisor to ukrainian president below to ms. lensky says, russian troops have entered the territory of the as of style steel works. plant in mario po, rushes military says it will cease activities at the plant for 3 days from thursday to now civilians to leave fi humanitarian corridors. the european union wants its members member nations to ban that russian oil imports as part of its latest sections. the warn ukraine rockers proposin

or central africa, disease is in west africa or centralafrica, not disease is in west africa or centralirmed cases, 82 were in europe so far, in other countries such as australia, canada, and the united states. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: an investigation is launched into an accident during a rehearsal for next month's trooping the colour in london. we'll have all the details. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it has become the first country in the world to approve the change in a national referendum. it was a remarkable climax. to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. - it's been a peacefulfuneral demonstration so far but suddenly, the police are tear—gassing the crowd. we don't yet know why. the pre—launch ritual is well—established here. helen was said to be in good spirits, but just a little appr

he also addressed looming triple crisis affecting people in west africa, food, energy, and finance. this, he says, are or direct effect of the crisis taking place in europe, thousands of miles away from the african continent. he warns that the fall out of that may push a quarter of a 1000000000 people into extreme poverty. most of them right here in west africa says that that has also been made worse by climate change. extreme drought has badly affected countries in this a hell, specifically new share. and this is something that president bassoon of nuclear addressed. museum paws differ fossils if it. today's well compels us to face the effects of climate change that brings about recurring droughts like the one we're experiencing now, getting to major for deficit. or this happens in a context of rising cost of merchant transportation already because of covered and no because of the crisis in europe. the secretary general will meet those displays to in the molly burkina faso needs air tri border area. people that have been facing attacks from arm groups linked to iceland, al qaeda, b

a variant of the virus has now been identified in europe and west africa, it is considered not so dangerous, but the world organization health calls on countries where there are infected people to do everything possible to stop the spread of the disease. we still do not understand what is in front of us. perhaps this is just the tip of the iceberg, and there are still many undiagnosed cases. the incubation period of the disease may be 21 days. belgium has already introduced a mandatory three-week quarantine for those who have been infected. the uk recommends isolating everyone who has been in contact with an infected person for the same period. british experts urge those infected not to touch pets for 3 weeks to avoid transmitting the virus to them, based on available data, it is recommended to isolate domestic rodents for up to 21 days and conduct regular testing to exclude them from infection researchers from the pasteur institute in paris for another 2 years warned earlier that outbreaks of the disease were to be expected ; smallpox vaccine was the most effective treatment, but was aband

no dish in west africa is more debated than jollof rice., ginger, scotch bonnets, sauteed in palm oil and crushed tomatoes. then the rice. it seems simple, but jollof rice sparks a heated debate between ghana and nearby nigeria, both claiming that they're the best. sort of like the battle for best pizza in new york city. everyone is right. no one is wrong. here butterflied, seasoned and grilled over hot coals. you must have grown up eating jollof rice. >> yes, a lot. you didn't always have jollof rice like you have now. growing up, you only had this after graduation or during christmas. >> a special dish. >> it was a very special dish. >> it's a very familiar flavor. to be honest with you, jollof dish is the one dish i might have every night while i am here. it is so good. >> want another shot? >> nope, i'm not doing this. >> i don't have to listen to your elders. >> fine. let's do it. >> africa culture, i guess. >> that's it. "nomad with carlton mccoy" is brought to you by sling. the tv you love for a price you'll love. (vo) singing, or sp

should very well study from where the spread is coming and why is it that hugely this disease is in west africahe 90 confirmed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries out of europe, australia, canada, united states. parts of spain are experiencing their hottest may ever with temperatures of more than 40c in some places, according to the state weather agency. the agency issued heat warnings in 10 regions, saying it could be "one of the most intense" heatwaves in years. climate change is making heatwaves more frequent and more intense. spain's unseasonably warm spring weather is a result of hot air coming from north africa. earlier i spoke to marta abascal who's in madrid and she told me how they're coping. very hot days, something you would expect for the summer not expect this time year. bad has it been for you, how have you coped? well, trying to stay inside as much as i could, going to collect the kids by car rather than walking, taking them this morning early to play out and still it was really hot, additive air—conditioning and avoiding being outside —— a bit of air—conditioning. no

it to begin a faster, see the shower stretch right the way across, much of west africa, right through liberia, to sierra leone showers. now pushing back into that eastern side of south africa with the possibility of flooding, because we're in a town. ah, with. i'm rob reynolds at the us mexico border on may 23rd the by the ministry implants to terminate title 42. that's a pandemic era policy introduced under donald trump. that allows for the immediate deportation of migrants in mexico will meet migrants seeking a better life. and here from some of the hundreds of thousands deported yet preparing to try again. special coverage on al jazeera for over a century american parents have entrusted their sons to the boy scouts of america, hoping they would gain skills that would improve their lives. instead, countless young lives were ruined by predators within the organization. i knew there was so much, but i could not figure out where it was coming from. in a 3 part series, full plunge investigates a massive scandal, but raw the united states scoutmaster part one on i was just 0, lou ah, he

now your west africa weekly goes out on a subscription platform sof stock. how much of a game changer are online outlets like this? what they have done is that they have completely democratized the flow of information because the hyper independence of platforms like west africa, weekly, as please them completely outside of the zone of influenza or control of any nigeria and public or private sector entity. so essentially, that makes in the jungle men's eyes. that means is very dangerous, because without going, for example, has a subscriber base of just about $21000.00 as that last week and a total, a global distribution list of in the region of a $100000.00 plus. so there's a large audience for it. and this is essentially media that is not controlled in any way during government is not funded, even with money that comes from nigeria in any way. so that's from the point of view of, of objective on my ass dress is good news. but from the point of view of and they drink, government is probably very bad news. so you on the 2020 people is journalism prize for inf

we'll see the shower stretch right the way across. much of west africa, right through liberia, into sierra leone showers. now pushing back into that eastern side or south africa with a possibility of flooding because really natal ah, a was eliminated for most of australia decades. killing young women in indigenous communities, $1.00 to $1.00 east investigate on how to do the kind of film festival is back in full swing with big names and blockbuster dub dub to remind us that the cinemark is back on the menu organizes have rolled out the red carpet for ukraine. i'm with russian officials from attending solidarity with ukraine is top of the agenda. live coverage on al jazeera loo. ah, watching elders here, a reminder of our top stores now after battling russian forces for nearly 3 months . the last ukrainian soldiers and still works, planting marable of lay down their arms under orders from their leaders. germany has signed an energy partnership, deal with cut up to reduce its dependency on russia. confirmed his country hopes to start sending liquefied natural gas from 2024. joe biden is in s

just 17 degrees celsius on thursday afternoon. seasonal rains me while doing quite nicely across west africa. usual sharp showers, some thundering in the heat of the day. they run across central parts of africa, the easterly waist. i just pushing those showers a little further westward. fine and try for southern africa, but rain, grassy moving to cape town, katha, airway official airline of the journey. mainstream coverage of big stories can sometimes deliver more heat than light. in any water scenario, there's always a push to simplify. narratives. nuance is always called for even in the case of an aggressive war, the listening pe, delve into the news, narrative, and dissect them is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism that is unfolding as though we somehow uni. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. i took him out of our top stories here. this, our ukraine's president is asked the un secretary general to help save people trapped to the as of style steel blanton. matthew pope, russian troops are reportedly ent of

>> it is a disease that is localized to west africa. people who have traveled to west africa have come to europe and it has been transmitted in small clusters there, primarily by skin to skin contact. some of those people have come to canada and from canada to the u.s.. i think there are five possible cases in the united states, including one in california. it is not a particularly serious disease. the real risk is that it gets spread around. there was an outbreak in 2003 in the united states. at about 70 cases, only one person needed to be hospitalized. >> how does somebody know that they potentially have it? what are the symptoms? >> you would have these characteristic blisters, they look like viral blisters. they are fluid filled. they have a dip in the middle. they look like a doughnut. they can go through various stages, just like chickenpox can. if you have a group of them clustered together and you may have been exposed, that is how you make a diagnosis. if you have those kinds of lesions, then it is a prudent thing to try to get

we'll see the shower stretch right the way across. much of west africa. right through liberia, into sierra leone showers. now pushing back into that eastern side or south africa with a possibility of flooding because we're in a town ah, a with on counting the cost that we said meltdown in crystal currency worries investors, can it make it come back? why did app or lose the most valuable company ground to saudi oil for romco? and how will trade protectionism affect global for security and fight? counting the cost on al jazeera, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. oh, oh. oh. this is al jazeera reminder about top stories now. after battling a russian forces for nearly 3 months, the last ukrainian soldiers must still works, planting murray, a pop up in order to lay down their arms by their leaders. germany has signed an energy partnership, deal with cattle to reduces dependency on russia. cost m here confirmed his country hopes

we are seeing showers now gathering quite nicely across much of west africa. ah, ah, oh, short films of hope and inspiration. a series of short puzzled stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. ah, ah, al jazeera selects. i'm rob reynolds at the us, mexico, puerto on may 23rd the by the administration plans to terminate. title 42. that's a pandemic era policy introduced under donald trump. that allows for the immediate deportation of migrants in mexico will meet migrants seeking a better life. and here from some of the hundreds of thousands to port it yet preparing to try again. special coverage on al jazeera blue ah, you're watching out a 0 mind if our top story is this hour. i'll be there as obtained footage, showing that there was no fighting and the time our colleagues sharina black lay was killed by israeli forces, new york on west bank. it also shows gunshots came from a position where israeli patrols was stationed. israeli military says it is not opening a criminal investigation into head death. ukraine's president says the eastern dumb

it's unusual for the virus to spread outside west and central africa. how to seriously harding reports? monkeys able to transmit monkey pox to humans, causing fever, aches and janet allegiance. but the virus passing from person to person has been rare, especially outside of west africa. until now that mason, p b. mo casey said more people who were incubating the disease in west africa who traveling so there's more opportunity for to see in to, into european countries. another discovery is who is being infected. all known patients are male and say they're gay or bisexual. the risk factor here has been men having sex with men. and so that sort of close contact. that makes sense because the way this is spread is through both respiratory droplets with close. very close proximity face to face respiratory drop was, but also direct contact with the lesions that have virus in them. the smallpox vaccine was phased out in the 1980s, but it also protected against monkey pox. in some scientists say the winding down of these vaccination campaigns has led to this jum

he also addressed looming triple crisis affecting people in west africa, food, energy, and finance. this, he says, are or direct effect of the crisis taking place in europe, thousands of miles away from the african continent. he warns that the fall out of that may push a quarter of a 1000000000 people into extreme poverty. most of them right here in west africa says that that has also been made worse by climate change. extreme drought has badly affected countries in this a hell, specifically new share. and this is something that president bassoon of nuclear addressed. lose impose differed fossils if today's world compels us to face defects of climate change that brings about recurring droughts like the one we're experiencing now. getting to major for deficits. or this happens in a context of rising cost of merchant transportation already because of covered and no because of the crisis in europe. the secretary general will meet those displays to in the molly burkina faso neeraj air, troy border area. people that have been facing attacks from arm groups linked to iceland, al qaeda, bu

on the 2nd day of his re stopped visit to west africa. you'll search debt relief and great investment to help african economies recover from the pandemic. and is gigi make families in this a how rage and scarred by attacks? nicholas hark reports from synagogue capital to come. this region has experience a series of qu, within the last year, unprecedented numbers of coo onto new terrace, yet again, has called for soldiers to hand over power to civilians. whether it be in kina faso in guinea, but also in molly's molly home to the biggest and most expensive un peacekeeping operation, costing a $1000000000.00 a year. but also the deadliest more un peacekeeping soldiers have died there than any previous mission. now he did not visit molly during this tor, of west africa, but he did address the issues and concerns that he has in bobby, a country that is under sanction from the west african body echo us on to sincerely in all honesty, i seen with great distress the coo and molly, then, with even greater distress, the 2nd cou. i'm convinced we ne

very well study from where this spread is coming and why is it that usually this disease is in west africa confirmed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries outside of europe — australia, canada, and the united states. this is bbc news, our main headline this hour: anthony albanese wins the australian general election, becoming the country's first labor prime minister in almost a decade. as russian attacks in eastern ukraine intensify, president zelensky says diplomacy is the only way the war on his country will end. president biden has signed a bill intended to expand access to powdered baby milk for low—income families as the us continues to face a shortage of infant formula. it means that people receiving benefits can exchange their vouchers for whatever baby milk is available in their state, rather than being restricted to a single manufacturer. meanwhile the head of baby formula manufacturer abbott has apologised to us families affected by the shortage of the essential supply. earlier we spoke to stacey d stewart, president and ceo of march for dimes, a non profit group suppor

i work mainly in west africa and we have seen the opposite, the escalation of armed conflict, with displacementconsequence. so those are worrying trends and worrying figures. but i also just want to mention that we rely a lot on conflict resolution for our understanding of displacement dynamics. they do a fantastic job not just in interventions but also in collecting data. but there is this tendency also that as a charity-based organization, they do need to emphasize this ever-increasing number. it wouldn't look good to the donors to say that the trend is actually reversing. so i just want to caution against the narrative that also really pushes this idea of an ever-escalating and unending crisis. hashem: ok. parvati, do we have to spend more time now focusing on the drivers or the triggers when the y combine? because we have wars, conflicts, autocracy, climate change. you get a sense sometimes that the international community is doing nothing to try to tackle this issue. guest: thank you for this question. i think it is not exactly true to say that the international community is doing nothing.

from a shanty golden west africa to diamonds and south africa. human beings have exploited africa's precious minerals for centuries. nowadays, as raw materials run out elsewhere, african mining exploration is booming. africa at home, some of the world's biggest mineral produces from africa for platinum, dorothy, for cobalt and colton. and put swanner as number 2 worldwide for diamonds. but with such abundant mineral resources, why african countries not richer? here are some reasons. most mining operations of foreign run apart from south africa, which has its own mining industry, corruption, and weak states means local communities really benefit and human rights are ignored . what's more short sighted mining practices, lead lamps, god and water poisoned plus minerals are really refined locally. they exported ra at a lower price while large profits are made elsewhere. the so called results current has led to conflict displacement and leaves local communities fighting for scraps. now i want to take you deeper into their minds. and i jenny stuff in kimberly thought africa. this town is known for

until now, it's rarely been seen outside of central and west africa. dr. anne rimoin of epidemiology at the ucla fielding school of public health says the infection can be deadly, especially in areas with poor access to health care. however -- >> we've never seen a death from the monkeypox imported from west africa in any person in a high-resource setting. >> reporter: the virus is spread through body fluids, skin, and respiratory droplets. the world health organization said many infected identify as gay and bisexual men, but emphasized anyone can develop and spread monkeypox. >> the transmission is happening from close physical contact, skin-to-skin contact. so it is quite different than covid in that sense. >> reporter: unlike covid, monkeypox is caused by a virus we've known about for more than 60 years. we have vaccines, treatments, and decades of experience taking care of infected patients. still, public health officials are being careful to say, we have a lot to learn about this unusual outbreak. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> millions of ki

it to begin faster, see the shower stretch right the way across. much of west africa, right through liberia, into sierra leone showers. now pushing back into that eastern side of south africa with the possibility of flooding. because really natal ah, there was eliminated for most of australia decade is killing young women in the indigenous community. one of one investment on the how does it ah the you asking south korean presidents discuss how to contain north korea's nuclear threats at a time when there's little hope of diplomacy. ah.

antonio guterres' last stop in a tour of west africa.eft more than 40,000 people dead. we have reports. reporter: in nigeria's borno state, the un secretary-general receives a rockstar's welcome from hundreds of displaced people. they fled attacks from boko haram. on camera, he spoke with many fighters, many are teenagers, who have now laid down their arms as part of a rehabilitation program. >> we want the international community to understand borno is a state of hope, to support humanitarian action. to face the challenges that we face with climate change. and to invest in the borno of hope. reporter: he met nigeria's president, to discuss the fallout of the ukraine-russia conflict. the un estimates a quarter of a billion people could fall into extreme poverty by the end of the year. many of them in africa. prices of basic goods are rocketing. many feel a looming food and energy crisis. >> global attention is forecasting the unfortunate situation. we in this region are feeling already that the world is forgetting about us. there can be

and the fall out of it is that many people will suffer specifically here on in west africa. emily, many priorities to deal with. thank you very much for that update because hawk live for us in the car. there were wanting government says a law suit being pursued against them in the us by the family of a man who in spite of the hollywood film a hotel were wonder, is baseless pull recessive. again, his family is suing for $400000000.00. they say he was lowered from his home in the us to be imprisoned and tortured in calling. he's currently serving 25 years in jail. so terrorism, you land a, nicola, the, we're wondering government spokesperson has defended the state faction. she will do it because the subject of an arrest warrant, he was part of a law enforcement operation to do, i have to wonder where he was arrested and he was charged with very serious charges . alongside 20 other co accused. they see a truck back, a fair trial where very comprehensive, the overwhelming evidence was presented, and he was convicted of leading, supporting an on group made up of jealousy, death f

should very well study from where the spread is coming and why is it that hugely this disease is in west africamed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries out of europe, australia, canada, united states. president biden and his south korean counterpart, yoon seok—youl, have agreed to step up measures to deter aggressive behaviour by north korea. they said detailed discussions would be held on how to expand combined military exercises and training. the two presidents also said they were ready to help north korea tackle a major covid outbreak — asjean mackenzie reports from seoul. good evening, president biden. the first task for the us president upon landing in seoul — learn the mechanics of the computer chip. the focus of this trip was supposed to be semiconductors and supply chains — things that will help these countries compete with an increasingly dominant china. but by the time the leaders sat down to talk, an increasingly hostile north korea was top of their agenda. on the dprk. but the door to dialogue with the north was still open, they said. with regard to whether i would meet w

very well study from where this spread is coming and why is it that usually this disease is in west africaope. from the 90 confirmed cases, 82 are in europe, eight are in countries outside of europe — australia, canada, and the united states. days of flooding and landslides in eastern india have left more than 50 people dead. nearly a million people have been affected. water levels in rivers are also running high in bangladesh where about two million people have been hit by the floods, as mark lobel explains. rains normally considered a blessing in this north—eastern corner of bangladesh. it's now called a curse. homes and livelihoods left submerged after excessive downfalls. translation: we after excessive downfalls. translation:— after excessive downfalls. translation : after excessive downfalls. translation: ~ ., ., translation: we are living one bed on tap _ translation: we are living one bed on tap of— translation: we are living one bed on top of another. _ translation: we are living one bed on top of another. half- translation: we are living one bed on top of another. half of. bed on

dc explained what life was like for the slaves shipped here from west africa by the colonial powers tone. to the left, we would have seen the windmill turning, and those would have the big rollers that would crush the sugar canes. very dangerous work, because the rollers, when you're feeding the rollers with the sugar cane, if your fingertip gets caught, it's the beginning, because your finger pulls your hand, and then your hand, your shoulder, and then your entire body. and there are cases of entire bodies being crushed in those machines. there'sjust not enough time to stop it. so the solution... the solution at that time was to have a big machete standing close by, and someone whose job it was to keep an eye on the feeders and the machete. and the minute someone got stuck in those rollers, they would take that machete and chop off the limb. good lord. yes. rather lose their arm, than a life. because that human being with one arm can still get back to doing the work that lost them their arm to begin with. so it was very brutal, not just what they were inflicted on with punishment, the

c, in 2019, and april outbreaks in west africa re eventually the number of people as an example, died of measles was doubled. the number of people that died from the bar let because when you have to disruption of you get services and when child immunization programs, i neglected a while focusing on something else. just especially in countries that, that know at close to getting to 90 to 95 percent coverage. even before the pandemic. those countries especially susceptible dod break of measles and does is going to be something that we're going to need to deal with moving forward for the next few years. unfortunately. ok, important points to raise. we'll get to them in just a moment. but let me bring in the eye doctor nadine john let to get the view from his shower in pakistan from what you've seen on the ground there. how is the pandemic it impacted the immunization program? you know, the plan that make has impacted immunization program under global get the business in 202200. 20000000 children were left unders connected by a destruction. and in 2021 we saw 120000000 children missed a m

should very well study from wire the spread is coming and why is it that hugely this disease is in west africae, eight are in countries out of europe, australia, canada, united states. two people have been taken to hospital after part of a stand collapsed at a trooping the colour event at horse guards parade in central london. in two weeks' time, the queen is due to attend. here's bbc london's shelly phelps. members of the army rushing to the scene in video footage filmed by a member of the public close to where part of a stand reportedly collapsed. a number of people can be seen climbing over the back wall close to where a section of the structure is understood to have given way. the area was evacuated, one stand at a time. we were invited to stand for the national anthem and there was a commotion behind us, and the floor boards in the temporary arena had cracked and several people had fallen through. the incident took place just before 11am, as crowds gathered to watch rehearsals marking the queen's birthday. stjohn's ambulance were first on scene. we treated six patients. four were minor in

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the disease is common in tropical rainforest areas, mostly in remote parts of central and west africae different strains and different fatality rates, with statistics ranging from 1%—10%. so how does this disease spread? dr anne rimoin is a professor of epidemiology in the fielding school of public health at the university of california. monkeypox is a poxvirus. it is a cousin of smallpox, which was a cousin of smallpox, which was a terrible disease that has been eradicated from the planet. monkeypox spreads normally from contact with wild animals, typically found in the forested areas of central and west africa. i've spent my career working in the democratic republic of congo where monkeypox is endemic and working on monkeypox. it's very rare to see this virus spreading outside of the african continent. so this out break all these several clusters of cases are very unusual. clusters of cases are very unusual-— clusters of cases are very unusual. ., �*, , ., unusual. you say it's unusual, but how concerning _ unusual. you say it's unusual, but how concerning is - unusual. you say it's

is not in the lead in west africa. what small america has, despite all of our best efforts, this terrorism continues to spread. the spread of terrorism has continued relatively unabated, not to forget the history of american military presence elsewhere in the world. like in the middle east, for example, where anti american sentiment runs high. and u. s. operations had devastated comes in that africa isn't beating its drums at the late poland house accuse germany of breaking promises on replacing tanks, war source, and to ukraine. that comes amid mounting tensions between the u states as they attempt to balance respondent charlotte gibbons, gay picks up the story. once again, we're seeing massive criticism from poland, against germany, and against city policies. this time, as you mentioned, this is to do with a broken promise. that's all over tanks. this is because i'd send brand new tanks towards poland. a for poland sent it's soviet era tanks to ukrainian forces. poland says it's done that, but it's still waiting on t

is not in the lead in west africa. what small america has proven it's unable to fight terrorism on the continent. despite all of our best efforts, this terrorism continues to spread. the spread of terrorism has continued relatively unabated, not to forget the history of american military presence way in the world. like in the middle east, for example, where the anti american sentiment runs high. and us opperation have devastated countries. it's really no surprise been that africa isn't beating it's drums at the latest us endeavors. and finally, australia 1st, e safety commission has told the world economic form in davos, that the freedom of speech among the human rights shall be recalibrated. we are finding ourselves in a place where we are, we have increasing polarization everywhere and everything feels binary when it doesn't need to be. so i think we're going to have to think about a recalibration of a whole range of human rights that are playing out online, you know, from freedom of speech to the freedom to, you kno