angela glover was swept away while her husband james survived by clinging to a tree.lcano. our corrrespondent howard johnson has this report. a military surveillance plane leaving auckland, new zealand, this morning, bound for tonga. australia has also sent planes to carry out an assessment of the damage caused by saturday's eruption of an underwater volcano. satellite images captured the moment a tsunami, triggered by the eruption, engulfed tonga and sent a shock wave across the pacific ocean. and listen to this — a sonic boom captured on video more than 400 miles away in fiji. sonic boom the international federation of the red cross estimate that more than 80,000 people have been affected by the eruption. the last communication that we received was straight after the eruption, and then it's a total cut—off. right now, we are trying our best through our satellite phones, but we haven't picked up any signals. briton angela glover was last seen by her husband clinging to a tree, before she was swept away by the tsunami. the family have put a number of posts on social m

news awaited of angela glover by her family here tonga.le he is in the uk — which he says he would pay for himself. the duke and duchess of sussex lost their taxpayer funded security when they quit as senior royals. their lawyers argue that their private security team cannot provide adequate protection on british soil because of a lack of access to intelligence and jurisdiction our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has been explaining why the prince feels he has to under take this legal move. well, because he feels vulnerable without official police protection when he or his family and he are in the united kingdom, and that of course has been withdrawn. the royalty protection department of the metropolitan police, but that was withdrawn after they stepped back from official royal duties and moved themselves to north america. in north america, the sussexes pay for private protection from security guards and that sort of thing. but harry is saying that he does not feel safe coming to the united kingdom without scotland yard police protec

rupert: this british woman angela glover was killed by a tsunami that hit the island sunday.oved to tonga to open an animal shelter. she died trying to rescue her dogs. >> the uglier the dog, the more she loved it. her initial call to tonga was to swim with whales, which she did. a beautiful girl. she's irreplaceable. rupert: offers from new zealand and australia to help tonga are being complited by covid. the island nation is currently covid free and wants to stay that way. >> they've had disasters during the pandemic previously from cyclones and hurricanes, and what they did was air dp supplies in. there was no physical contact or teraction between troops and the local forces. rupert: a century ago, nearly one in 10 tongans died in the 1918 flu pandemic. rupert wingfield-hayes, bbc news in tokyo. >> joining us now is steven mcgann, former u.s. ambassador to tonga at georgetown university. knowing these islands as you do, what is your greatest concern for the people? >> thank you for the introduction. i think it is important for us to consult with the tongan authorities, but

from nomuka island, from mango island, a 65-year-old island, and a british national, 50-year-old angela gloveraven't got the words in my vocabulary to even describe how we're feeling at the moment. this is a terrible shock that's happened to us. we're ordinary people. stuff like this just doesn't happen to people like us. but then it does. >> reporter: in tonga, residents unable to communicate with the outside world due to heavily damaged phone and internet lines. in the san francisco bay area this weekend, families desperate to hear from loved ones on the islands. >> none of us have heard from anybody. >> reporter: reverend tumani is the pastor of first tongan assembly of god church in san carlos. his son is in tonga. >> we still trust. even though we haven't heard from them in almost 24 hours now. but we believe. have hope that something good's going to come out from this. i'm just asking anybody who believes in god, please remember tonga in your prayers. >> reporter: the u.n. estimates it could take about a month to repair the telecommunications line to tonga. meanwhile, scientists say ther

the brother of angela glover confirmed her death. he says she was swept away by a wave while her husband clung to a tree. australia and new zealand have seen military surveillance crews to assess the damage caused by an undersea volcano. >> the capital has been badly damaged. resorts and homes along the western beaches have been damaged. there have been reports of further volcanic activity. the u.n. office of humanitarian aid, they are citing what they believe are two distress beacons that have been reported on the islands, some of the low-lying islands. 36 people live on 1, 69 on the other. the initial reports are mainly on infrastructure. the company that owns the single underwater cable that generates the internet, the network and communication, that has been badly damaged. new zealand has deployed and aircraft. that will look at the initial surveillance and the damage of the infrastructure around tonga. australia has also sent and aircraft which left from brisbane where we are. australia is looking to deploy a ship, the hms adela

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angela glover, who runs an animal rescue centre, was swept away by a wave.aused by the tsunami, which was triggered by a massive volcanic eruption. howard johnson report. a military surveillance plane leaving auckland, new zealand this morning, bound for tonga. australia has also sent planes to carry out an assessment of the damage caused by saturday's eruption of an underwater volcano. satellite images captured the moment a tsunami, triggered by the eruption, engulfed tonga and sent a shock wave across the pacific ocean. and listen to this. a sonic boom captured on video more than 400 miles away in fiji. sonic boom sounds. the international federation of the red cross estimate that more than 80,000 people have been affected by the eruption, with stories of missing people being reported on social media. briton angela glover was last seen by her husband clinging to a tree, before she was swept away by the tsunami. the family have put a number of posts on social media, appealing for information. she moved to tonga in 2015, leaving behind an advertising job to

angela glover died after being swept away when she went to the beach to rescue her dogs.ht at 5:30, how a bay area company is stepping up to donate relief supplies to tonga. >>> that of the 49ers and their postseason run. >> vern glenn is live at levi's stadium where the team is practicing to get ready for the packers. >> reporter: i can hear the hip- hop music over my shoulder. the team is on the field, in the stadium, laying the game plan and for the packers coming up on saturday. yes, i'm outside. no live transmission allowed inside. you just have me outside with the backdrop of a stadium, but let's take you inside. these pictures moments ago that we got in house, the team out on the floor, as they are trying to do a night practice to simulate the 5:15 kick off that they will have in green bay. george kittle stretching out, but the man of the hour my the one everyone is talking about, will be number 10, jimmy garoppolo. man, was he hounded with questions today about the sum, and the shoulder. >>> what's bothering you more, the shoulder or the thumb? >> yes. i don't kno

this evening we learned this british woman, angela glover, was killed by the tsunami that hit the islandrday. she had moved to tonga in 2015 to open an animal shelter. she died trying to rescue her dogs. the strange thing was, the uglier the dog, the more she loved it. her initial call to go to tonga was to swim with whales, which she did, and yeah. beautiful girl, she is irreplaceable. offers from new zealand and australia to help tonga are being complicated by the covid pandemic. the island nation is currently covid—free and it wants to stay that way. they have had disasters during the pandemic previously, from cyclones and hurricanes, and what they did then was just air drop supplies in and there was no physical contact or interaction between, say, troops and the local forces. a century ago, nearly one in ten tongans died in the 1918 flu pandemic. any reluctance now to ask for help would not be without reason. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, tokyo. i'm joined now by katie greenwood, she heads the international red cross's pacific delegation, and joins us from suva in fiji. ican imag

this evening we learned this british woman, angela glover, was killed by the tsunami that hit the islandhe died trying to rescue her dogs. the strange thing was, the uglier the dog, the more she loved it. her initial call to go to tonga was to swim with whales, which she did, and yeah. beautiful girl, she is irreplaceable. offers from new zealand and australia to help tonga are being complicated by the covid pandemic. the island nation is currently covid—free and it wants to stay that way. they have had disasters during the pandemic previously, from cyclones and hurricanes, and what they did then was just air drop supplies in and there was no physical contact or interaction between, say, troops and the local forces. a century ago, nearly one in ten tongans died in the 1918 flu pandemic. any reluctance now to ask for help would not be without reason. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, tokyo. the end of the pandemic is in sight for the uk according to a senior envoy for the world health organization. david nabarro told the bbc that there was light at the end of the tunnel but that there wou

this evening we learnt this british woman, angela glover, was killed by the tsunami that hit the islandrday. she'd moved to tonga in 2015 to open an animal shelter. she died trying to rescue her dogs. the strange thing was the uglier the dog, the more she loved it. her initial call to go to tonga was to swim with whales, which she did, and, yeah... beautiful girl, she's irreplaceable. offers from new zealand and australia to help tonga are being complicated by the covid pandemic. the island nation is currently covid—free and it wants to stay that way. they have had disasters during the pandemic previously, from sort of cyclones and hurricanes, and what they did then wasjust air drop supplies in and there was no physical contact or interaction between, say, troops and the local forces. a century ago, nearly one in ten tongans died in the 1918 flu pandemic. any reluctance now to ask for help would not be without reason. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, tokyo. well, earlier, ispoke tojoanne mataele who has been doing all she can to reach herfamily in tonga following the eruption. these ar

a british woman album, nicole angela glover. she believed to have as belated died while trying to rescue her dogs so of and when she was hit by the waves. we've got a number of efforts from australia, new zealand on tuesday to try to help tonka on the road to recovery. but communication, sarah is still down when would it be restored and how is this affecting recovery efforts? well, this is one of the key concerns of communication. it's been down since saturday since those huge waves. i hit tonka. now the odyssey cable, the telephone, a cable, it's generates not just the network but the phone lines. and the main concern is now getting the, the repair vessel to that spot, that size where those tables are damaged. that's rot, nia, where the russian sites a was so the chair of tony cable, he believes it might take a couple of weeks before these fine lines and the network is back up and running and restored. now in australia we have a large tone going community here. we've spoken to a number of families on tuesday, who are devastatin

her name is angela glover and she's been living in touch with her husband, james glover. now, she was reportedly trying to rescue her dogs when she was hit by this very powerful wave. and we do however, have no reports as yet of mass fatalities around tongue. but we know that 2 people have been reported missing were way that the capital has been badly damaged homes and resorts along the western beaches have also been badly damaged and has been also reports of further volcanic activity. the united nations office of humanitarian aid. the chord nation groups based lighting also that they believe a to distress beacons have been reported there on the islands below, lying islands, and finally and mango on those islands. 36 people live on mango and 69 on phone noise. so the initial reports, we've got at the moment a mainly of infrastructure, and that's around also told the top who the company that owns the single underwater table that generates the internet, the network and communication internally that's also been badly damaged. and the company that runs that says it could take

and so for just desperate for any news from home. debts have now been confirmed, including angela glover, a british woman who was rescuing her dogs. and she was hit by the powerful wife we just chatted. is the only word i can think to describe it. any family that you loses, such as treasured member of their family, would know exactly what you know, what i'm saying here. a girl, a struggle navy ship is on its way from sidney to prison, to load humanitarian humanitarian groups. and now coordinating a joint relief efforts, the volcanic ash means it's difficult to same supplies by air. so water, sanitation keeps tents and blankets being lighted on ships to be sent from australia and new zealand. high tides, triggered by the volcanic explosion, the toner had been filled as far away as peru where a ship supplying the country's main oil. processing plant was rocked by waves generated body eruption the result, a 2 kilometer long oil spill. sarah, clock out a 0 brisbin, australia, secretary of state, anthony lincoln will visit ukraine this week and meet with president of vala, damira, zelinski. t

antonio, following the synonymy, that struck the pacific island nation on saturday. british women angela glover was the 1st victim to be named. her brother says the 50 year old was swept away while her husband clung to a tree than usual and government says one tongue is also known to have died. australian and new zealand surveillance cruiser assessing the damage caused by the eruption of an undersea volcano and the soonest that followed. well, the latest satellite images show a cloud of sulfur dioxide drifting across the pacific ocean. it was caused by friday interruption, which spewed ash 20 kilometers up into the stratosphere, is ellen's defense minister peny henry? it says, help is on its way to toner. the infrastructure is, of course, the key challenge for the recovery. if it's and toner and i don't just mean the main island, i also mean the outer islands. so that was done was really quite crucial. but we know that there is more work to be done to make sure that solar can bounce back to the atmosphere conditions and the ash covering the importers a particular challenge. i'll be understandin

angela glover, who runs a dog rescue centre in tonga, was washed away when the wave hit., managed to hold on to a tree. it's unclear yet how much damage has been caused by the tsunami and the volcanic eruption that preceded it. but much of the island appears to be covered in a layer of ash, and australia and new zealand are preparing to send surveillance flights. rupert wingfield—hayes reports. from high up in space, weather satellites caught the moment the huge underwater volcano let loose, sending a cloud of ash and rock 20 kilometres high and at least 500 kilometres wide. that is an ash cloud that could stretch from london to edinburgh. somewhere beneath it, is the tiny island kingdom of tonga. the first thing to hit the island was the shock wave. then came the rushing waters of the tsunami, smashing into sea walls and flooding what here appears to be a church. next, day turns to night as the ash began to form. these pictures are from saturday afternoon as people were trying to flee from the coast. in new zealand, prime minister jacinda ardern said communication with t

a british woman angela glover was the 1st victim to be named. her brother says the 50 year old was swept away on her husband, clung to a tree at the new zealand government says one token is also known to have died. australian and new zealand surveillance cruise are recessive damage caused by the rupture of an undersea volcano. and the soon army that followed. well, the latest satellite images show a cloud of sulfur dioxide drifting across the pacific ocean. it was caused by the eruption which spewed ash 20 kilometers up into the stratosphere. sir clark is more now from brisbin in australia. were aware that the capital has been badly damaged, a homes or resorts along the western beaches have also been badly damaged and has been also reports of further volcanic activity. the united nations office of humanitarian aid, the coordination groups. they're citing also that they believe a to distress beacons have been reported there on the islands as of the low lying islands and finally and mango on those islands. 36 people live on mango and 69 on finally

a british woman, a woman called angela glover. she believed to have as belay to have died while trying to rescue her dogs. so and when she was hit by the waves, we've got a number of efforts from australia, new zealand on tuesday to try to help tonka on the road to recovery for the whole cannick eruption is being blamed for a 2 kilometer long i'll spill on parole. central coast, the black sledge is washing up on beaches and killing wildlife. authorities say a ship was loading crude oil into a refinery, what it was hit by the salami. ways they say this fell was quickly contained, but it's not clear how much oil was lost. in other world news, at least 7 protesters have been killed during demonstrations against military vol, in sudan. tear gas and rubber bullets were fired at thousands marching towards the presidential palace in khartoum on monday. and not came ahead of a visit by us diplomats were calling for talks to end the political crisis. protests have been taking place since the military takeover. not only did a zillow did the

the 50—year—old angela glover ran a dog sanctuary in the tomlin capital and was reportedly killed asanimals. she was living on the beach and living her dream. she always wanted to live in a place like tonga and was so proud that she was able to fulfil that. days after did there _ was able to fulfil that. days after did there is _ was able to fulfil that. days after did there is still - was able to fulfil that. days after did there is still so - after did there is still so little information as to the scale of its impact. for now, the international aid community can only prepare for the worst and hope for the best. gareth barlow, bbc news. we can speak now to tonga's deputy head of mission in australia, curtis tuihalangingie. he's in the capital, canberra. what are you hearing as to what is happening on the ground? thank you and i am happy to be a part of this programme. the latest information that we are receiving is the result of the flight that was sent by the australian government and the new zealand government to assess the situation in tonga and we have seen that there are and w

the family of angela glover, a 50—year—old british woman who died after being swept away by the tsunamionfirmation of her death. angela's husband james is said to be inconsolable with grief. you know, he's quite naturally, you know, blaming himself for really not being able to do... being able to save angela. we have, you know... it doesn't matter how many times we tell him that, you know, he has nothing to reproach himself for, you know, inside himself he is carrying an incredible burden of guilt. for the tens of thousands of tongan expatriates living around the world, like wasps rugby player malakai fekitoa, there is concern for their loved ones at home. i haven't spoken to my mum, it's been a week now. obviously all comms down now and, yeah, we are still waiting. i literally can't do anything from here. so it's... it's been tough in the last couple of days. sonic boom. in an age of instant communication, the slow response to last saturday's devastating eruption is causing unbearable anxiety. howard johnson, bbc news, manila. there are serious concerns about the standard of specialist

britain angela glover was last seen by her husband clinging to a tree before she was stripped away bys still missing. he said she moved to tonga in 2015, leaving behind an advertising job to start an behind an advertising job to startan animal behind an advertising job to start an animal shelter where she looks after and houses stray dogs and is a popular figure on the island. communications to tonga remain badly affected, and not knowing of what happened to loved ones is creating unbearable concern. howard johnson, bbc news, manila. one of the most decorated african—american military pilots, charles mcgee, has died aged 102. an original member of the tuskegee airmen, an all—black aviation unit formed during the second world war, charles mcgee flew 409 combat missions during that war, and the korean and vietnam conflicts. mcgee also fought against segregation in the us military. in 2016 he explained what the aims of the tuskegee airmen had been. being brought up, you know, we'd say we were african—american or black, but we're american and the country was at war. we were just as intere

this evening we learned this british woman, angela glover, was killed by the tsunami that hit the islandore she loved it. her initial call to go to tonga was to swim with whales, which she did, and yeah, beautiful girl, she is irreplaceable. offers from new zealand and australia to help tonga are being complicated by the covid pandemic. the island nation is currently covid—free and it wants to stay that way. they have had disasters during the pandemic previously, from cyclones and hurricanes, and what they did then was just air drop supplies in and there was no physical contact or interaction between, say, troops and the local forces. a century ago, nearly one in ten tongans died in the 1918 flu pandemic. any reluctance now to ask for help would not be without reason. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, tokyo. the number of families in england struggling to pay their energy bills will treble in april, according to the resolution foundation, a research organisation which suggests ways of improving living standards for those on lower incomes. gas and electricity bills are on course to rise s

tong authorities now confirm at least 3 people have died, including a 50 year-old british woman, angela glover, who was swept away by a wave while trying to save her dogs. australia and new zealand are sending much needed supplies and are assessing the damage from above. >> below tong, guns around the world. wait for news from their loved ones. i mean, we're sitting here worried as well. we haven't spoken in one since friday. the tones of the most resent the people you you know, we. >> they're from dust. we came in from says we will rise looking. >> boy, those are some amazing pictures. so we're so glad that people are able to at least get some information. now, let's check on our own 4 zone. forecast is a live look outside tonight at the exploratorium along san francisco's embarcadero. all right, lawrence karnow standing by was a more more. boy was in awe to see that the massive from talking. of course they can affect our weather too. they inject a lot of sulfur dioxide that cuts in upper levels of the atmosphere. this one to about 19 miles or so in the atmosphere and that can block out the s

. >> reporter: the first victim named tuesday, british woman angela glover who moved to tonga to set says she was swept away by the tsunami while trying to rescue her dogs. >> angela was the heart of our family. she was the emotional heart of our family and i -- you know, that heart is now -- is now gone. >> reporter: and complicating an already-desperate situation, the pandemic. a country which is largely protected itself from the worst of covid now has to balance the risk of infection coming in alongside much-needed humanitarian aid. erin? >> paula, thank you very much. and thanks so much to all of you for joining us around the world. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news. two major developments from the house january 6th select committee. both suggesting it is now aiming higher and closer to the former president than ever before. first, subpoenas for three of the attorneys in its bid to overturn the election, rudy giuliani, jenna ellis, and sidney powell, as well as campaign adviser who was working giuliani at the willard command center. then, t

and so for just desperate for any news from home to deaths have now been confirmed, including angela glover, a british woman who was rescuing her dogs and she was hit by the powerful wave. we are just shattered on is the only word i can think to describe it on any family that you loses, such as treasured member of their family would know exactly what you know, what i'm saying here. a royal australian navy ship is on its way from sidney to brisbin, to load humanitarian aid humanitarian groups, and now coordinating a joint relief effort. the volcanic ash means it's difficult, the same supplies by air, so water, sanitation kits, tents and blankets are being lighted on ships to be sent from australia and new zealand. high tides, triggered by the volcanic explosion near tonga, had been felt as far away as peru where a ship supplying the country's main oil. processing plant was rocked by waves generated by the russian the result a 2 kilometer long oil spill. sarah clark out is era brisbin, australia, germany, foreign minister has met her russian counterpart in moscow to emphasize the need to diff

two are locals and one is british national, angela glover. gans abroad have been waiting since saturday to hear news from loved ones. malakai fekitoa is a tongan rugby player. we are still waiting. cannot do anything from here so it's been tough in the last couple of days. i know it's going to take a while for them to get everything back together and i know at least i can get it together and food supplies and water and whatever i can get from here i get sent from new zealand i am sure you will help a lot of people by not getting any communication from home it's a lot of damage. borisjohnson says he wasn't told a drinks party —— held in the number 10 garden during the uk's first lockdown —— would break covid rules. here's some of what he said. ican i can tell you categorically that nobody told me and nobody said that this is something that was against the rules or a breach of the covid—19 rules or we are doing something that was not a work advance because i don't think and i can't imagine why on earth it would have gone ahead or why it would ha

and so for just desperate for any news from home to deaths have now been confirmed, including angela glover, a british woman who was rescuing her dogs when she was hit by the powerful wave. we are just shattered. arm is the only word i can think to describe it on any family that youth loses. such a treasured member of their family would know exactly what you know, what i'm saying here. a royal australian navy ship is on its way from sidney to brisbin, to load humanitarian aid humanitarian groups, and now coordinating a joint relief effort. the volcanic ash means it's difficult, the same supplies by air, so water and sanitation kits. tents and blankets are being lighted on ships to be sent from australia and new zealand. high tides, triggered by the volcanic explosion near tonga, have been filled as far away as peru where a ship supplying the country's main oil. processing plant was rocked by waves generated by the russian the result, a 2 kilometer long oil spill. sarah, clock out 0 brisbin, australia. let's bring into the handley. she's a vocal ologist, and i don't associate professor menac

the family of a british woman swept away by the tsunami say her body has been found. 50—year—old angela glovero rescue one of her animals. she was living on the beach and she was living her dream. you know, she always wanted, to live, you know, in a place like tonga, and was so proud that she she was able to fulfil that. days after the hunga tonga—hunga ha�*apai volcano erupted, there�*s still so little information as to the scale of its impact. for now, the international aid community can only prepare for the worst, but hope for the best. gareth barlow, bbc news. katie greenwood from the international federation of the red cross — who you saw in that report — gave me the very latest on the rescue efforts things we are really worried about at the moment are the access to clean drinking water, and we still hold some fears. people on the islands we have not yet heard from. that is what some are asking, when will we know how many casualties there are? we will we know how many casualties there are? ~ ~ . there are? we think that in the cominu there are? we think that in the coming hours _ there ar

the family of angela glover, a 50—year—old british woman who died after being swept away by the tsunamio... being able to save angela. we have, you know... it doesn't matter how many times we tell him that, you know, - he has nothing to reproach himself for. you know. _ inside himself he is carryingl an incredible burden of guilt. for the tens of thousands of tongan expatriates living around the world, like wasps rugby player malakai fekitoa, there is concern for their loved ones at home. i haven't spoken to my mum, it's been a week now. obviously all comms down now and, yeah, we are still waiting. i literally can't do anything from here, so it's... it's been tough in the last couple of days. in an age of instant communication, the slow response to last saturday's devastating eruption is causing unbearable anxiety. howard johnson, bbc news, manila. inspector say urgent improvements need to be made to the electronic system which monitors criminals, warning some abusers are put on curfews which require them to live with their victims. her majesty's inspectorate found near kind of technolo

briton angela glover was last seen by her husband clinging to a tree, before she was swept away by then. she moved to tonga in 2015, leaving behind an advertising job to start an animal shelter, where she looks after and houses stray dogs, and is a popular figure on the island. the local authorities have been conducting searches and i believe they are still ongoing. it is daytime here. look, it is 48 hours. i am not holding out much hope. communications to tonga remain badly affected. not knowing what happened to loved ones is creating an unbearable concern. howard johnson, bbc news, manila. mps return to westminster today, as the government continues to face criticism over allegations of parties and drinking at downing street during the pandemic. six conservative mps have now called on borisjohnson to resign over the issue, ahead of the conclusions of an investigation by the civil servant, sue gray. 0ur political correspondent, chris mason, reports. this is leigh in greater manchester. labourfor the best part of a century, until borisjohnson asked for votes in the town. then, the cons

we told you yesterday morning about angela glover, a british woman who was missing after a tsunami hit a skilled tattooist and set up the tatty parlour —— he set up a tattoo parlour. angela was instrumental in the charity taws, the tongan animal welfare society. she seems to have an affinity with stray dogs and there is a problem in tonga with stray dogs and she would take them in, rehabilitate them, feed them and, you know, basically put their lives back together and try and rehouse them. if you look at her facebook feed, there is always at least one or two dogs in her arms. she would write long facebook posts describing individual dogs and what their back story is and i have spent a little while this morning actually going through some of her facebook posts and they really are quite poignant to see.— posts and they really are quite nioinant to see. . ,, . . ., poignant to see. have you managed to sneak poignant to see. have you managed to s . eak to poignant to see. have you managed to speak to james. _ poignant to see. have you managed to speak to james, her _ poignant to see. have

the family of a british woman swept away by the tsunami say her body has been found. 50—year—old angela gloverital, and was reportedly killed as she tried to rescue one of her animals. she was living on the beach and she was living her dream. you know, she always wanted, eh, to live, you know, in a place like tonga, and was so proud that she she was able to fulfil that. days after the hunga tonga—hunga ha'apai volcano erupted, there's still so little information as to the scale of its impact. for now, the international aid community can only prepare for the worst, but hope for the best. gareth barlow, bbc news. katie greenwood from the international federation of the red cross has been co—ordinating their response from nearby fiji. she was in that report, let's speak to her again. to fill our audience in with the latest from your point of view. ~ ., , ., , ., ., ~ of view. we have been able to make small contact. _ of view. we have been able to make small contact, a _ of view. we have been able to make small contact, a little _ of view. we have been able to make small contact, a little bit— of

angela glover was swept away by the waves, as her husband james clung to a tree. save her dogs. waves higher than a metre crashed into the pacific island nation following the eruption of an underwater volcano. angela was the heart of our family. she was the emotional heart of our family and, you know, that heart is now. is now gone. and we are going to miss her so much. i haven't got the vocabulary to describe any better than that. could you tell me a little bit about your sister? she sounds like an extraordinary person, but. gosh! just try to give me a flavour of what she was like and what she meant to you. yeah. she was a beautiful woman. a beautiful child, beautiful young woman, beautifulwoman. she would walk into a room and would just light it up with her presence. she loved people and she loved animals, and this went right back to her childhood. and when she started her charity in tonga, you know, it was to help the stray dogs that they have there and the strange thing was, the uglier the dog, the more she loved it, and she would post photographs of different