anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.n twitter. a spokesman from the ministry ofjustice clarified that any individual or company found tweeting could find themselves facing legal action. the nigerian government has suspended twitter in nigeria indefinitelyfor undermining nigeria's corporate existence. here s our correspondent mayenijones. on saturday morning, twitter users in nigeria woke up to find that they no longer had access to their accounts. that's using most mobile phone networks. on wi—fi, you could still access the website and the hashtag "thank god for vpn" has been trending, suggesting many users have managed to find a way to use the website by using virtual private networks. the nigerian government had announced on friday that it had planned to suspend all of twitter�*s activities in the country. at the time it was unclear what they meant by that. it seems they have now decided to block access to the website. telecoms companies that operate in nigeria released a statement saying that they had received a direc

anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.its year as the uk's city of culture. the pandemic meant that celebrations had to be postponed until restrictions had started to ease. there are pop—up performances throughout the day, including fourteen modern day lady godivas who will ride through the city. let's cross live to colleen harris in coventry. lots happening in coventry today but in moving parts. street performers and theatre is moving its way through the city. the event opens with a performance from the singer pauline black from the 80s band the selecter. she was performing on a bridge in a residential part of the city. an element of surprise there for residents waking up. that journey has been followed through with river runners and bmx performers and parcours. they are all telling the story of coventry�*s innovation of car manufacturing, migration, and musical innovation. those are the stories it wants to get across to its global audience. this has been a difficult challenge for some of the organisers to pull off. they

anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.ld ban on assault weapons, calling it unconstitutional. he s given the state 30 days to appeal. california s governor condemned the ruling saying it was a direct threat to public safety. ian ayres, professor of law at yale law school, explained what this ban means. this judge takes a very extreme view of the second amendment to the us constitution. the opinion begins with the strange thought that an assault weapon and an ak—47 is a perfect weapon for home defence, because the supreme court said that the right to bear arms is particularly strong at the home, and the opinion doesn't give enough weight to the reason for the state to want to deter mass shootings. a cruise ship has left venice — the first to do so since the coronavirus pandemic began. while people are keen to get back to normality, not everyone was happy about the ship entering the canal. rachel stanton reports. "no big ships". that is what is on the flag is being raised here in venice. people have taken to the streets and

anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.some of the uk's most popular tourist destinations, but employers are reporting problems recruiting staff. in cumbria, tourism bosses are warning the situation is reaching crisis point, and say the sector has been badly hit by new post—brexit immigration rules. yunus mulla reports. the lake district is looking busy. the visitors have returned in large numbers, but fewer people are choosing to work here. emma's deli in grasmere is facing an all too familiar problem. its owner has another cafe in keswick, that is down to opening just five days a week. here the chef retires soon. that position has not been filled. when we reopened lastjuly, we didn't seem to have a shortage of people coming forward forjobs and something seems to have shifted. but it might mean we have to reduce what we can offer in terms of either the days we are open or the days when we can offer food, because we just cannot keep up with the demand. the scale of the staff recruitment crisis facing the county's tourism an

anne laurent, bbc news, mexico.ce today, after a six—month delay because of the pandemic. coventry moves — which will be online — is billed as a �*playful and engaging' introduction to the city. let's cross live to colleen harris in coventry. 0ver over to you. hello, good morning. it is a really big — over to you. hello, good morning. it is a really big day — over to you. hello, good morning. it is a really big day for— over to you. hello, good morning. it is a really big day for coventry, - is a really big day for coventry, but also a challenge to put on an event of this scale safely in this coronavirus world. there is a series of pop—up events and performances that are moving through the city. we have already had one this morning from pauline black, who is the singerfrom the from pauline black, who is the singer from the 80s band at the selector. she was performing in a residential part of the city. there was an element of surprise for instance waking up there. there will be lots more of that, including here at co

anne laurent has more. carmine is going to be mayor of a small town in central mexico.e first met her three years ago after her husband was brutally murdered running for the same seat in the same town. back then, her grief was still raw. despite her trauma, she decided to continue her husband's complaining and run for office herself, winning the election is becoming the first female mayor here. she had high hopes of bringing peace back to her town. but during her three years as mayor, 12 of her cabinet members were either murdered or disappeared. an example of the shocking levels of violence seen across mexico. and it is why security guards watch over her 24/7. despite all the death and devastation, carmine has fearlessly chosen to run for a second term. the candidates, and even family members, have already been killed across these elections, and for those still in the running, they know their lives are also in danger. asa as a mother, her run for office has a deeper meaning. death has become all too familiar carmine. as she wants for her husband and the others who have