she is a member of one of the most prominent families in bangladesh politics.tion investigations into whether or not they embezzled up to £4 billion in infrastructure spending. she had always denied she done anything wrong. she offered herself to scrutiny by the government standards advisor and he has concluded that there was no financial impropriety. she didn't break the rules of governing dues how ministers are governing dues

my mother and my aunt were the two surviving daughters of the founding father of bangladesh.to my maiden speech. back then, keir starmer was smiling at tulip siddiq's side but in recent weeks he has been forced to defend her. tulip siddiq has acted entirely properly, by referring herself to the independent adviser as she has now done. many of the allegations the fact tulip siddiq's aunt is sheikh hasina who fled bangladesh last august after a long and controversial time at its leader. today, tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government thought was inevitable. in her resignation letter, she wrote while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached the code, it is clear that continuing in my role as economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be a distraction from the work of government. sir laurie magnus the standards watchdog had concluded in his report it is regrettable that she was not more alert to the potential risks to her and the government, arising from her close family's associate with bangladesh, i would not advice this should be taken as a breach

i'm from bangladesh and now i'm here. my question about bangladesh, all of you know that the regime changed. this time, within august 5 and 15 others, 2200 hindu families, many people murdered. against the indigenous community in the country and it echoes all over the country. nobody is being accountable or arrested. from the government side, they are not -- you cannot do that. it is a punishable offense. rather they are talking maybe they are associated with other parties. you know? they are justifying the attack on the indigenous communities. what type of democracy is going on? i cannot understand because my people are dying every day and my family, maybe they are going to move anywhere else. on the other hand, most of the people associated with terrorism , the proven association with al qaeda, on the other hand, those people, the sole attorney of a war criminal and bangladesh. there is a war criminal tribunal. he was the attorney of a war criminal. now he became the chief prosecutor of this criminal. you understand wha

many of the allegations the fact tulip siddiq's aunt fled - fact tulip siddiq's aunt fled bangladeshand controversial time at its leader. today tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government thought was inevitable. in her resignation letter she wrote while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached the code, it is clear that continuing in my role as economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be a distraction from the work of government. the standards watchdog had concluded in his report it is regrettable that she was not more alert to the potential risks to her and the government, arising from her close family's associate with bangladesh, i would not advice this should be taken as a breach of the code, but you will want top consider her ongoing responsibilities, in the light of this... ongoing responsibilities, in the light of this. . ._ light of this. .. there are still unanswered _ light of this. .. there are still unanswered questions, - light of this. .. there are still unanswered questions, the i light of this. .. there are still- unanswered questions, the

embezzlement up claims of family embezzlement up to 5.9 billion from infrastructure spending in bangladesh. the labour mp for hampstead and highgate referred herself to the prime minister's standards advisor but insisted that she had done nothing wrong. she said that while she was found not to have breached the ministerial code, it is clear that continuing in her role as economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be a distraction from the work of the government. this is her resignation letter. the communications between number ten and the prime minister and minister, that has been carried out, she has resigned and because the conservatives have been for that, and the conservative leader demanding that the prime minister and the conservative leader demanding that the prime minister and the conservative leader demanding that the prime minister. the pressure telling and the minister now resigning from the treasury in the last little while. more reaction to that in the next few minutes. now two events in los angeles. the wildfires has dominated for around a week now with those firefighter

he is also trying to signal internationally that bangladesh has had this moment of instability. that's two things he is doing aware tie to help them. we are trying to work with the labor condition which has long been a concern for decades actually and many american products are sourced through manufacturing in bangladesh so we are very -- working very quickly to make sure there's an agreement between unions which are very strong but have not been traditionally supported by civil society organizations so those are some of the things we are doing. of course to all of this we are promoting and pushing of rule of law which is lacking in bangladesh. a rule of law for beinart is the rule of law for tracking down shehada some and any kind of terrorist threat to the people of bangladesh and the protection of the ratings who have fled from burma into bangladesh and who have been having a right to be protected. the people are incredibly generous so we are working with them to make sure that continues. these are some of things we are doing. above all else we are working to make it clear th

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i feel like when — bangladesh and nepal. i feel like when you _ bangladesh and nepal.al. i feel. like when you go out there, you want to try and play against the best teams you can, and definitely we really want to win and get to the super sixes, get out of our group and show what scottish cricketers building. if it is also part of the hampshire academy and team—mates abby nor grogan eve o'neill will also be at the tournament, representing england, alongside seri's charlotte lambert and charlotte charlotte la m bert a nd charlotte stu bbs. stubbs. it's so weird when you think about it. i have grown up mainly playing cricket in and around southampton, so to have the experience of being able to go and see another culture and try playing in different conditions, i have never been abroad that far away, so it's really exciting and an opportunity i probably didn't think would be possible. thanks to a moment in life where the stars aligned, pepper now has an opportunity to show she's a cricket star in the making. you never know who is listening! particularly if you are talkin

however, it was a good the less bangladesh, the hindus is. he and his allies of alice did shaken see not facing mounting threats. of correspondence takes a closer look as we examined the stories, the shakespeare, that was the beginning of 2024 long. this was marked by a series of nationwide protests initially what started as students lead rallies against your portal system filed into full zone and the government demonstrations. people had flooded the sweets, demanding the resignation of c casino would been involved. but when you are these 15 years, the suites of duck off turned into a battle field as flashes intensified the mohammed. eunice was then announced as the head of the engine government and bunker the us about the bit. we primarily proposed internationally renowned and universally accepted nobel laureate, dr. mohammed eunice as the chief advisor of our interim government. and today, the honorable president has given his consent, confirming that the interim government will be formed quickly with dr. mohammed eunice as the chief adviso

. indian gods trying to put on bob why offences, bangladesh, you authority say the construction breaches. international agreements. officials from both countries are expected to meet next month to discuss for the consent temperature. audrey has moved from the board of the relations between duck on new daily, have been strength, fencing the border for security to be assessed. and b, g, b has been in communication, then disregard the expect that the understanding although both sides of express confidence in resolving the issues. so dialogue observers one, the reasons bye contention could watson the dispute. this, a diplomacy is arguably needed to prevent a different rate between the neighbors to each other, you know, just by north going to india or bangladesh border within 50000 people in the us state of california on the wanting to leave the homes immediately. all be ready to do so often fall spreading wall fire broke out north of los angeles and flies as a back stream. the hues fire which began to wednesday and phones were 40 square kilometers within hours. and now the major fiber accoun

many of the allegations relate to the fact tulip siddiq's aunt is sheikh hasina, who fled bangladeshaugust, after a long and controversial time as its leader. today, tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government always thought was inevitable. in her resignation letter, she wrote, "that while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached "the ministerial code, it is clear that continuing "in my role as economic secretary to the treasury is likely to be "a distraction from the work of government." sir laurie magnus, the standards watchdog, had concluded in his report, "it is regrettable that siddiq was not more alert to the potential to the independent adviser, as she has now done. many of the allegations relate to the fact tulip siddiq's aunt is sheikh hasina, who fled bangladesh last august, after a long and controversial time as its leader. today, tulip siddiq conceded to what some in government always thought was inevitable. in her resignation letter, she wrote, "that while the ministerial adviser has confirmed i have not breached "the ministerial code, it is clear t

the new bangladesh can move forward very quickly for the nation. this is our oath would lead to sharing the stage with the following new with president bill clinton. well, how much eunice openly admitted that whatever happened in bung with use was in just a random outrage that over through the government bought it was one of the foster flat is amazing, meticulously design thing is not just sort of the came and stuff like that. very well, design, even the leadership, but don't really people don't know where the lead on. so you kind of catch one of them say ok. so my scenario right? so naturally question started whining is the political shift was actually a reflection of people who will a, was something more sinister, more complex, you was mean why it was over joined by his he knows out starting liberals mohammed eunice is the band could, with the poor. we welcome the announcement of an interim government and urge any transition to be conducted in accordance with bangladesh as laws. but despite proclamations from washington, minority communities, esp

calls to sack the uk treasury secretary because she's been named in a corruption investigation in bangladesh. in the uk, a police officer dies after being hit by a lorry in north yorkshire. detectives issue an appeal for witnesses. the nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai, urges muslim leaders not to legitimise the taliban administration. welcome to bbc news. hello, i'm kasia madera. the wildfires emergency that's engulfed parts of los angeles shows no sign of letting up this hour. while firefighers have made progress in some areas, the winds that have been a huge factor in spreading the flames, remain strong. four fires are blazing and 16 people are confirmed to have been killed in the fires, 11 in the eaton fire and 5 in the palisades with 13 people missing. the largest fire — the palisades is now spreading east, threatening the wealthy suburb of brentwood where the vice president kamala harris has a home. crews have been dropping fire retardent blankets in a desperate bid to stop the fires�* spread. and as firefighters struggle to contain the flames, those winds are picking up again

so as a correspondent takes a closer look at the situation in bangladesh. as we examine the stories that shapes the year that was the since the beginning of 2020 for longer this was mocked twice the use of nationwide villages. initially what started as students lead rallies against your pulled our system, filed into full zone and the government demonstrations. people had flooded the sweets demanding the resignation of c casino. we've been involved off when you are these 15 years. the streets of dock off turned into a battle field as flashes intensified the homeland eunice was then announced as the head of the indian government in bunker. these i'm about to leave of it. we primarily proposed internationally renowned and universally accepted nobel laureate, dr. mohammed eunice as the chief advisor of our interim government moment today, the honorable president has given his consent, confirming that the interim government will be formed quickly with dr. mohammed eunice as the chief advisor. even though i'm letting you in is, was appointed as a chief and why is

, when she was deposed, essentially amid big protests across bangladesh, and she fled., and, um tulip siddiq has been close to sheikh hasina, been photographed with her various times, while obviously being a uk citizen and, since 2015, a uk mp. and what happened just before christmas was that a bangladeshi state institution announced that it was investigating, sheikh hasina, but also various members of her family, including tulip siddiq, over corruption allegations initially raised by sheikh hasina's political opponents. nevertheless, even if it was raised by her political opponents in bangladesh, it is quite something for tulip siddiq, who is not only a labour mp but also a government minister in the uk, to be under investigation by another country's authorities. the story is just getting more and more complex. brilliant journalist and friend of mine, gabriel pogrund from the sunday times, is in dhaka at the moment on the front page of the sunday times today. he's interviewed the man who is now running bangladesh, a nobel peace prize laureate who's raising concerns abo

however, it was a year that left bangladesh has induced seen as allies of be ousted, shakes, i see. not facing mounting tracts of correspondent has been taking a closer look as we examined the stories that shape the step was the since the beginning of 2020 for longer. this was mocked twice. see the use of nationwide protests initially what started as students lead rallies against your portal system filed into full zone and the government demonstrations. people had flooded the sweets, demanding the resignation of se casino would been involved. but when you are these 15 years, the sweets of doc off turned into a battlefield as flashes intensified the mohammed, eunice was then announced as the head of the engine, government, and bunker piece of the batteries of it. we primarily proposed internationally renowned and universally accepted nobel laureate, dr. mohammed eunice as the chief advisor of our interim government. today, the honorable president has given his consent, confirming that the interim government will be formed quickly with dr. mohammed eunice as the chief advisor. even th

heraunt possibly, of corruption in bangladesh.d was deposed because of the corruption scandal. kemi badenoch said it is time for to sack tulip siddiq, she could bring fibre to the country and the prime minister not to sack and how it makes it clear that he is not as clear that —— makes it clear that he is not bothered by integrity as he claims. ,, ., , , bothered by integrity as he claims. ,, , claims. siddique has sent off herself to — claims. siddique has sent off herself to the _ claims. siddique has sent off herself to the prime - claims. siddique has sent offj herself to the prime minister advised to be assessed. tulip siddiq has denied wrongdoing over her use of london properties linked to allies of her aunt, he is giving them more independence and authority to do more — independence and authority to do more inquiries. i am independence and authority to do more inquiries. lam pretty sure _ do more inquiries. lam pretty sure that _ do more inquiries. lam pretty sure that he would adhere to what — sure that he would adhere to

brewing for a few weeks after it became clear that tulip siddiq would be facing questions in bangladeshly's financial interests after the downfall of her aunt, is premised of bangladesh, sheikh hasina. the resignation today is all down to the findings of laurie magnus, the independent adviser on ministerial standards. he looked at two broad areas, firstly properties gifted to tulip siddiq and her sister buy, it was reported, allies of her aunt. and secondly tulip siddiq's links to her prime minister aunt, there was a famous visit to moscow alongside vladimir putin back in 2013 before she was elected to parliament. crucially, laurie magnus found no wrongdoing by tulip siddiq, he actually said her financial assets derived from legitimate means. but if you look at the letter to the prime ministerfrom laurie magnus, we can see that tulip siddiq ran into trouble in a key part of the ministerial code, which calls on ministers to ensure there is no conflict of interest or perceived conflict of interest or perceived conflict of interest or perceived conflict of interest between their public dut

, when she was deposed, essentially amid big protests across bangladesh, and she fled.ster. tulip siddiq has been close to sheikh hasina, been photographed with her various times, while obviously being a uk citizen and, since 2015, a uk mp. what happened just before christmas was that a bangladeshi state institution announced that it was investigating sheikh hasina, but also various members of her family — including tulip siddiq — over corruption allegations initially raised by sheikh hasina's political opponents. nevertheless, even if it was raised by her political opponents in bangladesh, it is quite something for tulip siddiq, who is not only a labour mp, but also a government minister in the uk to be under investigation by another country's authorities. the story is just getting more and more complex. brilliant journalist and friend of mine, gabriel pogrund, from the sunday times, is in dhaka at the moment. 0n the front page of the sunday times today, he's interviewed the man who is now running bangladesh, a nobel peace prize laureate who's raising concerns about th

this the interim government in bangladesh has bring the former prime minister saying she made unfair concessions to india with really me shut down by the donor. one who talked almost done the way the public took a strong stand alongside. i bought a gods, which is why they were compelled to stop the finishing work at various locations to india recently. someone bung with actually acting high commissioner. just a day after dark, i called in new delhi as high commissioner, india says there's a problem with a legal migration from bung with dash. we have an understanding with regard to fencing the border for security to be assessed. b g, b has been in communication, then disregard the expect that the understanding although both sides of express confidence in resolving the issues. so dialogue observers one, the reasons bye contention could watson the dispute. this diplomacy is arguably needed the the right well, it's time for for sports. rosa is the far off. thank you so much, tara, all the thrilling. come back when for power, censure man has left mattress. a city in danger, being knocked

yet it's notjust buildings in bangladesh that have prompted questions here, but property in london toowned by people with links to her aunt, including a flat in this block which saadiq was gifted before she was an mp, by a businessman who the financial times says has links to sheikh hasina. labour sources say it would be wrong to link tulip siddiq to the political associations of others. there's a lot of unanswered questions here, notjust for the minister in question, the city minister, who's also meant to be the government's anti—corruption minister, but also for keir starmer, who's put her in this position. in her letter to laurie magnus, the ministerial ethics watchdog, tulip siddiq wrote... an added awkwardness is the fact that tulip siddiq — the very politician who's being investigated for financial corruption — is also the uk minister responsible for tackling it. joe pike, bbc news, westminster. the government is promising to cut the number of nhs patients in england who are waiting more than 18 weeks for treatment. it wants to slash the numbers by nearly 500,000 by the end of ma

it had been through the revolution, bangladesh today created a new future of keeping that in front. we must move forward stronger. i express all my appreciation and gratitude to the youth community made this possible. what they save this country in this country has been reborn, to new the new bangladesh can move forward very quickly for the nation. this is our oath would lead to sharing the stage with the former us president bill clinton will homewood, eunice openly admitted that whatever happened in bung with this wasn't just a random outrage that would through the government. but it was on the bar to supplant is amazing. meticulously, design thing is not just suddenly came and stuff like that, very well design. even the leadership were done with people don't know where the leaders so you kind of catch one and say, okay, so my scenario right? so naturally question started, swining is the political shift was truly a reflection of people who will or was it something more sinister, more complex, you was mean why it was over joined by his he knows out starting liberals mohammed eunice

on the list in 2021 for the uk's treasury minister resigned over a corruption investigation in bangladesheeks of questioning about her aunt who was ousted last year as prime minister of bangladesh claiming her family embezzled more than $4 billion from infrastructure projects. ms. siddiq denied wrongdoing between the princess of wales revealed she is in remission from cancer after making an emotional return to the london hospital where she received treatment. case has been prince william is first in line to the throne. he spoke of her relief and said she remained focused on recovery. ukraine's army has carried out its largest strikes yet against military targets deep inside russia. key of targeted sites up to 1100 kilometers beyond the ukraine/russia border including a chemical land where shells and cruise missile components are made and an oil refinery and a fuel depot. south africa's mining minister to find it -- defended the government's crackdown on illegal mining as rescuers bring out dozens of men's trapped for months in a mine. rights groups criticized the decision to deny them in

the nobel prize winner advising bangladesh said london properties gifted to the former city minister may be proceeds of robbery. so, will the prime minister offer bangladesh the full support of our national crime agency in ensuring any properties bought with stolen funds are properly investigated? >> mr. speaker, the former city minister referred herself to the independent advisor. he found, as she well knows, there was no breach of the code. he knows that he found there was no wrongdoing and the former minister fully cooperated. she referred herself a week ago monday. she resigned yesterday afternoon. compare that with the shadow foreign secretary who breached the ministerial code, her predecessor ignored it. it was the advisor that they had to resign because he was not taken seriously, and she's now serving the leader of the opposition. what a contrast. thank god the british public shut them out. >> mr. speaker, he did not answer the question about the national crime agenc. just as last week, he did not want an a groovy that might expose dodgy labour councils. the prime minister kn

he's also bangladesh is 2nd highest score in taste. this is not the 1st time he's retired. he did 702023, but traversed the decision of the been prime minister. shake has seen a intervene. he says he prefers to retire before the champions trophy, which begins next month. the impact is done to avoid being the focus of attention during the campaigns, a straight line because craig, this is a bound spent to be using the 3rd one day internationally and opened the tourist made 290 for 8. so fair, so c of is them miss some kind of top scoring with $6642.00 bowls so that i started with david station with the bill. i think to fernando taking 3 for 26 is easy, them's 1st 5, we could spell e sign. the 1st 7 of is easy to do now for 150 for link is 100. and so he run when a consolation of losing the 1st 2 games in this 3 game series. steve slip put in a great performance in australia is the best thing to have. the competition is smashed and, and the some century which included $76.00 is this one was very well taken in the crowd with one hand more or less foot square and $121.00 inside.

and ody eyes is also bangladesh and 2nd, the highest score in tests. this is not the 1st time he's retired. they did so in 2023 of us, the decision of the vin prime minister, a shake of seen a intervene. he says he prefers to retire before the champion start fee, which begins next month in pucky stone. to avoid it, be the focus of attention during the campaign. steve slits put in a great performance in australia is big bash, t 12, the competition especially on these and sensory which included 76 is just something some very well taken in the crowd with hands. no lace slip scoring one of the 21. it says look, just $64.00 bowls and the $76.00 is the 3rd which is by 14. right. and a lot of it it's out in santa still unix center now knows. you'll have to defend himself with the quote of operations. the sold will the one face the positive for a steroid taste last year and was created by sentences integrity units, but the will then t, doping agency one, send it to the band for up to 2 years. and they're repeating to the sports high schools. the hearing will t

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government considering to support and safeguard fundamental rights in bangladesh, particularly in responserecent threats by reformist student leader against writers and intellectuals who oppose their views? raising concern about intimidation and retaliatory tendencies. >> we have a longstand, consistent policy when it comes to bangladesh that we want to see democratic and human rights upheld in the country. that was our position under the last government and remains our position under this government. >> thank you so much. last question. on judicial infleution. what is the u.s. government position on allegation of judicial influence by the interim government including clips that cases are released and seeking relief for the next five years. >> i don't have any specific reaction to that. we want to see those matters handled consistent with the rule of law. let me stop you there. i'm going to wrap it up before either of us continue coughing. i was doing the same. let me just close, since this is my last briefing and you have all been so gracious to thank me, with a couple of thawns of my own

calls to sack the uk treasury secretary because she's been named in a corruption investigation in bangladesh. welcome to bbc news. it's four the morning in los angeles where firefighters are continuing to battle the wildfires that have destroyed huge swathes of the city. the number of people killed has risen to 16, and a dozen are missing after five days of the devastating fires. the two biggest blazes remain largely uncontained, and more strong winds are forecast over the coming days. those two fires have destroyed an area more than twice the size of new york's manhattan. no cause has yet been established for the fires. firefighters have made some progress against the worst of the infernos, the palisades fire, which has scorched more than 35 square miles. it's11% contained, which means barriers or firebreaks have been placed around 11% of its perimeter. the palisades fire is now threatening brentwood, one of la's most exclusive neighbourhoods, where arnold schwarzenegger and basketball star lebronjames have homes. there've been dramatic scenes of aircraft dropping thousands of gallons of fi

i was born in bangladesh and i was raised there and i also worked for the bangladesh government and i went to australia to do my masters and the university of canberra so i had my experience living in the indo pacific region and also i applied for a peace corps job in togo, in africa, and i am waiting. -- waiting to hear what is happening. so my question is that climate change issue is there. i can understand all these islands in the pacific region or maybe the country from where i'm born -- i am a u.s. citizen now. they don't have much to do. they are not doing anything about emissions but they are suffering. they are very vulnerable in their situation now. so the peace corps is working there. other than raising public awareness in those areas, what else -- what actions is peace corps taking regarding climate change? >> thank you. very good question. i could not be more delighted that you applied to serve in the peace corps. togo is a wonderful country. you will love it there. i had the opportunity to visit its neighboring country and visit a community where the rivers were rising an

but there is speculation the king and queen will visit india, pakistan and bangladesh in 2025 because of those countries was postponed following the death of the king's mother, queen elizabeth. and there's talk of a trip closer to home, somewhere here in europe. and we'll see state visits here at buckingham palace. could donald trump return to london after the inauguration? we know he enjoyed his last state visit, even proudly showing off photos. he met with prince william in paris in december, calling the heir to the throne "a good man". the government will know that the royal family will play a key role in wooing the incoming us president and strengthening the special relationship. in 2024, the king and the prince of wales played key roles in commemorations to mark the 80th anniversary of d—day. both are expected to feature in the 80th anniversaries of ve and vj day this year. prince william will also continue his environmental work and campaigning with his annual earthshot prize. the princess of wales stepped back into the spotlight in june last year. trooping the colour was her fi

the treasury minister, tulip siddiq, because she's been named in a corruption investigation in bangladesh. siddiq has referred herself to the prime minister's standards adviser and has insisted she has done nothing wrong. a police officer dies after being hit by a lorry in north yorkshire. pc rosie prior had pulled over to deal with a collision on the a19 near thirsk. police issue an appeal for witnesses and for drivers with dashcam video. it's 4:30am in the morning in los angeles where firefighters are continuing to battle the wildfires that have destroyed huge swathes of the city. the number of people killed has risen to 16 and a dozen are missing after five days of the devastating fires. we've also been taking a look at the devastation in another part of los angeles, the neighborhood of altadena. that's near the eaton fire, the second biggest fire, which has burned more than 1a,000 acres. here's helena humphrey. with so many communities destroyed and evacuation orders still in place, you have to look around areas like this one to get clues as to people's story, how they got out when th

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and that created the first major superstar benefit concert ever done, the concert for bangladesh was the granddaddy of all issue themed concerts. >> and not only did you get george harrison, man, you got eric clapton. >> it got dylan out of hiding. it put two beatles back on the stage again. it was unparalleled at the time, and it may still be unparalleled. a great deal of music of the 70s was people who had succeeded in the 60s, finding new ways to express themselves in the 70s. >> have you got any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it has? >> because we stay together, i suppose, you know, for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. >> even brian felt that he wasn't going to be around that long, and not everybody makes it. >> you know, they were fighting for like, where do we secure our foothold now? barry? different places. >> but now we're trying to waste me. take me. burn a candle right down. >> in 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france and record this record. exile on main street in a very hot, u

sack anti—corruption minister tulip siddiq after she was named in a corruption investigation in bangladeshiddiq was appointed economic secretary to the treasury injuly and her responsibilities include tackling corruption. she has insisted that she's done nothing wrong. the nobel peace prize winner, malala yousafzai, urges muslim leaders not to legitimise the taliban government in afghanistan. she says the taliban doesn't see women as human beings. now on bbc news: click. this week, we brave the arctic permafrost to visit the ultimate data storage vault. it's a remote destination, far away from wars, crisis, terrorism, disasters. so, what could be safer? nick goes down under to meet the people helping to preserve one of the great wonders of the world. though some of the techniques are quite old—school. it looks like a giant thermos flask. it really is. spencer challenges the boss of lg to gaze into his crystal ball in a no holds barred 0&a. the year is 2030. my hair is still suspiciously brown. what does the home of 2030 look like? and alasdair goes behind the scenes at disneyland paris to

has resigned from the government, after growing pressure over an anti corruption investigation in bangladeshadeshi prime minister, and is being investigated over claims of a lucrative land grab. in a letter ms siddiq said she had done nothing wrong but the issue risked becoming a distraction for the government. the government has banned the import of cattle, pigs and sheep from germany, after a case of foot and mouth disease was detected in berlin. there are no cases of the disease in the uk, but the chief vet said "robust contingency plans" were being put in place to protect farmers and food security. the princess of wales has revealed she is in remission from cancer after making an emotional return to the london hospital where she received treatment. after visiting the royal marsden hospital, kate whose husband prince william is first in line to the throne spoke of her "relief" and said she remained i. "focused on recovery . you're live with bbc news. breaking news from south korea. investigators have arrested the acting chief of the presidential security service for blocking their attempt

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and china as well, by up to one percentage point or thousands of people have reality in bangladesh is capital cost quoting for the prosecution of us to the primaries, to shake a scene of the anti discrimination student movement is organized for to naples and march to unity student leaders want those responsible for the tests for me just to protest is against the government in july to stand trial, a scene of fled to india in all this stuff. the violent protest ended. the 15 year old to rico is entering 2025 with a power outage. us affected almost entire orland often underground cable failed. but that tricity went down on us. even the 40 side could take up to 2 days to get the lights back on from that one and a half 1000000 people on choose day. puerto ricans line don't put the actual stations to get fuel to run that generates, as in their homes, us temperatures, energy infrastructure, husband's facing issues for decades. big west by devastating harkins. let's truck in 2017. dynamos government has held a ceremony tomorrow. the 25th anniversary of gaining control, one of the wells most i

chad, bangladesh and all of the carter center's programs are based on a respect that same respect for the power of regular people, even if they're in tiny villages. miles from anywhere to give. one example, we've all heard a lot lately about guinea worm disease. it's an anxious and debilitating disease of poverty. and that disease will have existed from the dawn of humanity until jimmy carter. when he started working on this disease, there were 3 and a half million cases in humans every year. last year, there were 14. and the thing that's remarkable is that this disease is not eliminated with medicine. it's a lemonade. it essentially by neighbors talking to neighbors about how to collect water in the porous and was marginalized villages in the world. and those neighbors truly my grandfather's partners for the last 40 years. and as this disease has been eliminated in every village in nigeria, every village in sudan or uganda, what's left behind in those tiny 600 person village is is an army jimmy and rosalynn carter's. who have demonstrated their own power to change their world. and th

april saw schools closed in bangladesh, india and the philippines due to the heat. temperature is exceeded $43.00 celsius in several areas there. october, so hurricane milton, striking florida, 2 weeks after hurricane helene had made a land folder compounding destruction, a pending lives for millions of people. later that month, spain registered over $200.00 deaths in valencia when a years worth of rain fell in just 8 hours to discuss what we saw this past year and what it all means for their future and the future on their fights. we have joining us today. 3 activists from different parts of the world shouldn't need coffee. you or ramirez a mexican climate and food justice activist. i cast robinson an indian activists negotiator and documentary filmmaker author off. i'm a climate optimist, and a manuel, a doreen wolfy climate advocate and lawyer from gonna thank you all so much for being part of the stream today. shot, i mean, looking back a 2024, it can be a quite disheartening. i would say. let's start with what is still fresh in people's minds comp, which let's be honest, if we ask lots

hi, sienna ousted off the weeks of protests in bangladesh. donald trump began the year in deep legal trouble, but survive not only the quotes, but us knife is bullet to. and he won the 2nd term as us president in africa difficult here for former revolutionary policies and government like the amc in south africa. so how well 2024 will be seen in history books and what lies in store in 2025. well, let's get straight into it with 3 guests from different parts of the world. we have many hello, they call them is for them and full of focused on the on boss of the to the united states, the united kingdom. and the united nations. she joins us from islamabad. could be a of the move, managing direct sir. it be can security and intelligence a political analysis consultancy. he joins us from a boot. you and chris, we've a chief executive officer, the consultancy macro advisory. he joins us from london, a warm welcome to all if i could stop with it, kept bits in a. bu just so. is it fair to say 2024. its been a year of instability and unpredictability could be uh, yes, uh, to our next and uh, as