thomas naadi reports from accra.bout 7:25pm local time onboard a turkish airliner behind me. it was received by members of the family, representatives of the government and officials from the ghana football association. it was then transported military morgue in the capital. ghana is in a state of mourning, and a few friends and football fans were allowed into the airport for the solemn occasion. president nana akufo—addo, former president john dramani mahama and the ghana football association have already expressed their condolences to atsu's family. the 31—year—old made 65 appearances for the senior national team and won the play of the tournament at the 2015 african cup of nations. he also engaged in lots of charity work to support the underprivileged. government officials say they will consult with the family about funeral arrangements in what will mark the beginning of the final journey of a football star who contributed a lot to this country. thomas naadi, bbc news, accra. stay with us on bbc news. still to com

the bbc�*s ghana correspondent thomas naadi explains what's happened across the last 2a hours in accratatives of the government and official from the ghana football association and it was taken to a military morgue into, is in the state of mourning and football fans were allowed into the airport for a solemn occasion. the president and former president and the ghana football association have already expressed their condolences to the family. and for the senior national team and the tournament and the african nations. lots of charity work to support the underprivileged in the government officials say they will consult with the family for arrangements and more marked the beginning of the final journey arrangements and more marked the beginning of the finaljourney of the football star who contributed a lot to this country. bbc news. to the crisis engulfing welsh rugby now, and players are "full of fear for the future". that's the warning tonight from the body representing most players in wales. many are still unsure, whether they'll be in a job at the end of the season. its chair, ashton

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here's our correspondent thomas naadi in accra reporting on the reaction in ghana.re in ghana. expectations were very high when rescuers tried to find people alive. but this latest development has broken a lot of hearts in the country. the president has said that ghana has lost one of its finest. the ghana football association has also reacted to the news they express condolences to the family and football fans. football clubs and one minute silence for a lot of people are struggling to come to terms with this latest development because he was such a huge figure in this country. turning to iran now, and a woman who threw her headscarf away on stage at a public meeting is reported to be facing prosecution. this video, circulated widely online, shows the woman throwing her headscarf to the ground during a meeting of the engineering association in tehran. initial reports say she was disqualified from standing as a candidate for election to the local branch — because she was not wearing her headscarf. the current wave of anti—government protests in iran was triggered in

here's our correspondent thomas naadi in accra reporting on the reaction in ghana. expectations were very high when people started finding people alive but this has broken a lot of hearts in the country. the president has said that ghana has lost one of its finest. the ghana football association has also reacted to the news. it expressed condolences to the family, loved ones, and football fans. 0ne the family, loved ones, and football fans. one minute silence. a lot of people are struggling to come to terms with this latest development because he was such a huge figure in this country. rishi sunak sent the sovereignty and security of every nation was at stake. at what he called the global war. next week marks the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. western leaders have appeal for countries around the world to unite in providing support. 0ur political correspondent ben wright reports. after a dash to belfast on friday, today, a meeting in munich. while this summit in germany is focused on ukraine, rishi sunak and eu leaders seem to be edging closer to

the i wanna thank you guy and football star christian ab sue's remains arrived in accra a day after he'd been found dead in southern turkey, 31 year old r 2 had been missing for almost 2 weeks following the collapse of his apartment building and her tie during the quakes, tributes poured in from all over the world for the former premier league player who joined turkish club at ice bore last year. african leaders are in ethiopia capital for the final day of the african union. summit talks are focusing on trade humanitarian issues and violence in both the democratic republic of congo and the south region. malcolm web reports from addis ababa alysia african leaders gathered at the african union in ethiopia as capital addis ababa, its annual summit profile. the suspensions of molly guinea and the king of faso following military coups not were upheld. so the committee, the commission is ready to support this member's dis, to return to cons. dish not order. israel's delegation was scooted from the meeting room by security. israel's been seeking observe status at the a for 20 years. member stat

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eagles watch party in accra, ghana, to a chiefs viewing party in munich, germany.st so awesome to see all the reaction. so much passion for the nfl around the world. >> stephen: oh, germany. oh, no. not a great look. i'm gonna say you've lost the right to group hand gestures. tether the wrist. nothing. nothing. can't get it up there. strap it down. strap it down. of course, the mvp of last night's superbowl has to be rihanna, with her halftime show. those back-up dancers are amazing, and they seem really familiar. jim, can we get another shot? ♪ ♪ super, super, superdy bowl. the big news is that following the show, rihanna announced she is pregnant. not to be confused with prince's performance in 2007, when everyone watching got pregnant. by the way, that joke written by one of my writers, who is also pregnant, who added that unlike rihanna, she spent last night on the couch eating a tub of low-fat yogurt before bursting into tears at a bud light commercial because, and i quote, "miles tse like he really loves his wife." that's a good halftime show. i'd watch that.

communities in mexico some of which clearly have a high presence of drug traffic organizations including accra poco, tijuana. for those people in their everyday lives, their security concern doesn't have to do with drug organizations. it has to do with robberies, the quality of public transportation, having streets that are well eliminated so that women feel safe on the streets -- streets that are well illuminated so that women feel safe. we need to see this in a more ample way in the broader spectrum of the manifestations of violence and crime. i would say those are some of the things that i believe need to happen. isaiah: something i talk about living in mexico, my mom never wanted me to get on the bus. >> did she think you wouldn't blend in? [laughter] isaiah: for sure. that's a fantastic point. we have time for the last question looking toward the future for everyone to answer for the next 10 minutes before we go to q&a. it's kind of fitting weight and it, we talked about the failures and a little bit to some of the future things but where do you think the future of u.s.-mexico security li