anne soy, bbc news, nairobi.ed following the collapse of a parking garage in new york city's lower manhattan. these are the pictures you are seeing from there. these are the pictures you are seeing from there. emergency personnel were checking the site for any further casualties when they were pulled back because of unstable conditions. but authorities now believe everyone who wasin the building who was in the building has been accounted for. you can get all the latest on our website as well. you can get all the latest on our website as well. now then, what is art, and what is artificial? how does talent fit with technology? these are some of the questions that have come up in the wake of a controversial photography award. the winner has refused to accept his prize after revealing that his work was created using articial intelligence. i'm joined now by boris eldagsen himself. he refused to take that top prize. thank you so much forjoining us on the program. a lot of debate about al and how to differentiate with a

anne soy, bbc news, nairobi. everyone loves the spitfire. stop recovered from an israeli kibbutz, much of the fuselage was still intact. it’s fuselage was still intact. it's a challenge. _ fuselage was still intact. it's a challenge, we _ fuselage was still intact. it�*s a challenge, we all like a challenge. we are fortunate enough to be able to apply these aeroplanes. upon there is a greater challenge getting back on the air and flying them. ,, , ., , , them. the spitfire was built with a purpose _ them. the spitfire was built with a purpose in _ them. the spitfire was built with a purpose in mind - with a purpose in mind stop many were scrapped, melted down, so to think that 82 years after the battle of britain that some are still here and flying is extraordinary. during the second world war, the pilots who flew these aeroplanes were typically straight from school so in this hangar, in a corner of kent, another slice of history has been restored. a piece of magic that's been brought back to life stop in assistance to 23 million people in o

anne soy, bbc news. let us get more on this now.ow at the tahrir institute for the middle east policy. he is based in khartoum, and sent us this video earlier, describing what life is like for him and his fellow residents. as the fighting between the sudanese armed forces and the bill —— paramilitary continues, these people continue to live in very dire and difficult situations with, you know, tension and stress reaching very high levels, citizens are staying in their houses, for those who have access to that, and seeking safety and sheltering from all the bombing and all the gunfire taking place out in the streets, even in residential streets. but those are facing other difficult situations in terms of blackout, electricity has been out in most neighbourhoods for the past 30 hours or so, water is also even out in most neighbourhoods, and food supplies are running low as different houses because it is difficult to go out and get food supplies, given the violent clashes taking place everywhere. this situation continues to be very dif

anne soy, bbc news, nairobi. created using artificial intelligence. the german artist boris eldagsen had entered a work which won in the creative 0pen category at this year's sony world photography awards. he said he had used the image to test the competition and to create a discussion about the future of photography in a world where artificial intelligence is increasingly being used. 0ur correspondentjon donnison has the story. ai providing a test for the human eye. this image, entitled the electrician, was created by a computer. the women in it never existed. don't worry if you couldn't tell. it's possible the judges at one of the world's biggest photography competitions couldn't either. i applied with this electrician picture at three different competitions and twice before the sony award i got shortlisted amongst the finalists. so i knew that it had an effect on people, but that it was selected as the winner is just very unexpected. the world photography 0rganisation, which runs the sony awards, says it alway

anne soy, bbc news.led and 28 others have been injured in a shooting at a teenage birthday party in the us state of alabama. the shooting happened in the town of dadeville. there's been no information on motive. us presidentjoe biden has called the shooting "outrageous and unacceptable", saying he and the first lady were praying for the victims' families. jess parker reports. what happened 7 confusion and fear — the almost routine eruption of gun violence in america. but uniquely devastating for a small community in rural alabama, after a shooter opened fire at a 16th birthday party. police tape quietly hiding what you then can hear, the sound of horror and grief. people wail four lives were lost in the tragic event that occurred here in dadeville. as far as the injuries, there are 28 individuals that were injured during the course of the incident. this local dance hall was a place for young people to have fun. they were out to celebrate that rite of passage for girls, a sweet 16. it became a fatal crime

anne soy, bbc news. now a look at some of the other stories making the news today.last october. tomasz was stabbed in his chest and died the following day. leighton amies, who was 14 at the time, has claimed he'd attacked tomasz by accident. he will be sentenced injune. at the world snooker championship in sheffield, a man and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after a protest disrupted events at the crucible theatre. play was abandoned in one match and suspended in another after one of the tables was damaged. the protesters were wearing t—shirts promoting just stop oil, which is a group of climate change activists. energy suppliers are to be banned from forcibly installing prepayment meters in the homes of customers over the age of 85. the regulator ofgem is expected to announce the new rules tomorrow. suppliers will also have to give customers more chance to clear their debts before making them switch to a prepayment meter. a serving police officer has been charged with raping a woman in 2009 while he was serving with devon and cornwall pol

anne soy reports. a clash of forces.e army using its military might to crush a rival paramilitary unit. gunfire. the fighting was sparked by political fallout among the generals running the two units and governing the country. they've battled over the control of the presidential palace, airports and key security installations over the last two days. locals and foreigners were caught unaware. katharina von schroeder from save the children had gone to school to pick up her child. the strongest explosions were this morning, when we also saw some air force being deployed, fighterjets, and we decided to go to the basement for around an hour. we, in total, are now nine adults and kids. with two heavily armed forces fighting, including in residential areas, it's virtually impossible for civilians to go out safely, and that's the advice to them — to shelter indoors. that has also affected some of our colleagues in khartoum and i've been speaking to one of them, mohamed osman, and asked him what he has been hearing. the fighting

anne soy, bbc news, nairobi. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines...the collapse of a parking garage in new york city's lower manhattan. emergency officials were checking the site for any further casualties when they were pulled back because of unstable conditions. but authorities now believe everyone who was in the building has been accounted for. india's supreme court has been hearing final arguments on petitions to legalise same—sex marriage. the couples bringing the cases say they can't enter financial arrangements orjointly own properties because they aren't married. the government and religious leaders are against same—sex marriage and have urged the court to reject the requests. russia's foreign minister — sergei lavrov — is touring south america to boost diplomatic ties. he made his first stop in brazil on monday where he met his brazilian counterpart. mr. lavrov thanked the country for its contribution to trying to resolve the conflict in ukraine. and here's to a new discovery: a new coral reef has been found in ecuador�*s galapagos island off

anne soy, bbc news.get information outside of khartoum at places, columns are a bit sketchy as well. mohamed alamin is a journalist in the sudanese capital khartoum. it is good to see you. bring us up—to—date with the situation this evening in khartoum. up-to-date with the situation this evening in khartoum.— up-to-date with the situation this evening in khartoum. thank you very much. evening in khartoum. thank you very much- this — evening in khartoum. thank you very much. this evening, _ evening in khartoum. thank you very much. this evening, the _ evening in khartoum. thank you very much. this evening, the clashes - evening in khartoum. thank you very| much. this evening, the clashes have continued from the place i can hear very well, sporadic gunfire and heavy bombs in the direction of the army headquarters in the areas surrounding. it is a little bit... today's morning and even the daytime, afternoon, the army has strongly actually bombarded the locations of the rs f, especially robbie headquarters,

anne soy, bbc news. our africa editor mary harper has been speaking to people in country. manage to get through to somebody a few minutes ago, in fact. she's a civilian who lives in a crowded residential area in khartoum. and she was absolutely terrified because she said overhead you have air strikes, you have tanks rumbling through the streets, you have fighting going on all around. so it's impossible for the civilians to get out, to get food. this is the third day now. there isn't electricity. water is running very scarce. hospitals are running out of blood. so as each hour passes, the situation is getting more and more precarious, notjust from a military point of view, but also from a humanitarian standpoint. so, mary, potentially that 100 people killed and hundreds more injured could be an underestimate? absolutely. the doctors say that they've confirmed that 100 civilians have been killed, but they fear the numbers are far higher. and also, we mustn't forget that there are two rival military forces fighting each other. so there will be many of those people will have b

anne soy, bbc news.a—murza, a russian—british critic of president putin found guilty of treason. and still to come... # instead i wrote a song. eurovision hopefuls — including the uk's mae muller — perform for audiences in london. and coming up on bbc news, we speak to non—league footballer alex fletcher, who's campaigning for safety measures after almost losing his life when colliding with an advertising hoarding during a match. the brecon beacons national park is rebranding under its welsh language name. officials say the switch to bannau brycheiniog will help celebrate the area's culture. the change is part of a wider overhaul of how the park is managed, which includes plans to reduce carbon emmisions and plant a million trees. john maguire has more. i'm taking the plunge. jumping into a river in the brecon beacons national park, but emerging into what's now called bannau brycheiniog, named after the king who ruled over this land in the fifth century. and no—one says it better than michael sheen in th

anne soy reports. this is what the sudanese woke up to yesterday. sound of heavy artillery, gunfire and relentless fighting. a fragile political situation just got worse. translation: they are fighting over authority and looting _ of the country and the people, but we are here fighting for food, drink, education and health services, which they haven't provided for us. tensions between two forces that have been running the country have boiled over, and civilians are caught in the middle. the strongest explosions were this morning when we also saw some aircraft being deployed, fighter jets, and we decided to go to the basement for around an hour. we in total nine adults and kids. the fighting is a setback to sudan's transition to democracy. talks have been going on to bring it back on track after a 2021 coup, but the notorious paramilitary unit rsf has resisted a proposal to have it join the army during the new arrangement. the rsf grew out of a militia accused of committing atrocities in western darfur region two decades ago. about 300,000 people die

anne soy, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.ion taking place in the uk —— ekene letter. so she spent months making this new dress. she is even listed a mini graham norton to go with it.- even listed a mini graham norton to go with it. they love knittin: , norton to go with it. they love knitting. i _ norton to go with it. they love knitting, i love _ norton to go with it. they love knitting, i love eurovision, - norton to go with it. they love knitting, i love eurovision, i. knitting, i love eurovision, i thought wargan i did the two together and they had the smart idea and then everybody said don't be ridiculous, you can't sneeze a dress with all the flags of the country of eurovision, what are you talking about? so somebody tells me they can't do something that is when a pickup up my something that is when a pickup up my needles and off they went. ,, . ., up my needles and off they went. ,, ., ., ., up my needles and off they went. ,, . ., . ., ,, up my needles and off they went. ,, ., ., ., ., ,, went. shall we go and take so

anne soy, bbc news. spoke to carmen hudson from the centre of strategic studies africa programme, a former director for african affairs at the us national security council. he told me how concerning what we are seeing on the ground is. —— cameron hudson. it are seeing on the ground is. -- cameron hudson.— cameron hudson. it is very concerning. _ cameron hudson. it is very concerning. not _ cameron hudson. it is very concerning. not only - cameron hudson. it is very concerning. not only are i cameron hudson. it is very l concerning. not only are the two main military vaccines fighting, they are fighting it out in highly urban areas, now fighting across khartoum, the capital, and several major cities across sudan. so it's very concerning because the death toll to civilians and damage to civilian infrastructure is already beginning to mount and it could become even higher as this drags on. become even higher as this drags on-— become even higher as this draus on. ~ . ., ., drags on. we are hearing that seve

our senior africa correspondent anne soy reports.. these satellite images show the damage that has been done in the capital. and these soldiers from rapid support forces claim to have taken control of yet another airport. civilians are bearing the brunt of the fighting. there is nowhere safe to go. sedan is a majority muslim nation. ramadan is a time to travel to meet friends and family, but not now —— sudan is a majority muslim nation. we have seen bloodshed from both sides. we are just caught in the middle. you know, it isjust... this is our new normal now. middle. you know, it is 'ust... this is our new normal nomb middle. you know, it is 'ust... this is our new normal now. millions who de-end is our new normal now. millions who de end on is our new normal now. millions who depend on humanitarian _ is our new normal now. millions who depend on humanitarian aid - is our new normal now. millions who depend on humanitarian aid are - is our new normal now. millions who depend on humanitarian aid are notl depend on humanitarian aid are

of paramilitaries in sudan's army and who should be in charge. 0ur senior africa correspondent, anne soyfor the third day running with no respite insight. these students are sheltering between the army headquarters and the presidential palace. translation: presidential palace. tuna/mom- presidential palace. translation: ., , translation: for three days we have had no _ translation: for three days we have had no food _ translation: for three days we have had no food or _ translation: for three days we have had no food or drink, - have had no food or drink, conditions are miserable, please send help. airports are still a flashpoint. _ please send help. airports are still a flashpoint. these - still a flashpoint. these images showed the damage that has been done in the capital. the attacks have grounded aid operations and forced peace building admissions to cancel plans. these fighters from the rfs claim to have taken control of another airport. civilians who live nearby are trapped in their homes. i who live nearby are trapped in their homes.— their homes. i actually lived in east khartoum

many are displaced and millions need humanitarian help. 0ur senior africa correspondent, anne soy, reportswith no sign of rust bite. these students were caught in the crossfire when the clashes broke out. they are sheltering at an oil company located between army headquarters and the presidential palace. translation: for three days we've had no food or drink, conditions are miserable. please send help. airports are still a flashpoint these satellite images show the damage that has been done in the capital. the attacks have grounded aid operations and force regional leaders who would do to travel here on the peace building mission to cancel plans. civilians are trapped in their homes. i actually lived in east khartoum, less than 50 minutes away from the military headquarters and the airport. we don't have enough food for tomorrow. we only have drinking water for two days now. we're actually out of tap water. sudan is a majority muslim nation for the ramadan is a time to travel and meet friends and family. but not now. aid workers have been caught up in the clashes. several of them have been

anne soy reports.hat the sudanese woke up to yesterday, the sound of heavy artillery, gunfire, and relentless fighting. if a geopolitical situation just got worse. translation: kaylah mcphee are fighting over authority and looting of the country and the people, but we are here fighting for food, drink, education and health services, but they haven't provided for us. tensions between two forces that have been running the country have barred over, and civilians are caught in the middle. the strongest exlosions caught in the middle. the strongest explosions is _ caught in the middle. the strongest explosions is rather _ caught in the middle. the strongest explosions is rather small _ caught in the middle. the strongest explosions is rather small and - caught in the middle. the strongest explosions is rather small and also l explosions is rather small and also saw some airforce explosions is rather small and also saw some air force being deployed, fighterjets, and we decided to go to the basement. we are n

anne soy, bbc news.nt in the dark crouched on the floor as the fighting raged. dark crouched on the floor as the fighting raged-— fighting raged. right now, we're caettin fighting raged. right now, we're getting attacked. _ fighting raged. right now, we're getting attacked. we _ fighting raged. right now, we're getting attacked. we are - fighting raged. right now, we're getting attacked. we are taking | getting attacked. we are taking shelter in a court or in the house. it's a really tiny space. that's why it's a really tiny space. that's why i don't have space between the walls. i'm actually on my knees right now. is walls. i'm actually on my knees right nova— right now. is it outside of your house that _ right now. is it outside of your house that this _ right now. is it outside of your house that this fighting - right now. is it outside of your house that this fighting is - right now. is it outside of your l house that this fighting is taking place? house that this fighting is taking lace? , �* ., , p