brenda emmanus, bbc news.nd because they do a giant sos in the sand. they were on the pacific island of piccolo. they had veered off course and ran out of fuel. a rescue helicopter crew spotted their appealfor help. helicopter crew spotted their appeal for help. australian army soldiers have delivered food and supplies to the soldiers while maintaining social distance seeing as they await a patrol vessel to pick them all up. let's return to our main story. the liberties by minister has set a confiscated hole of thousands of tons of ammonium nitrate is to blame for the devastating blast that ripped through the capital, beirut. it is believed 78 people were killed in the port city, many more are still missing, thousands injured and many trapped by the rubble. the latest figures 4000 were hurt in the blast, extensive damage toa in the blast, extensive damage to a wide area of beirut. it was a struggling to cope with the covid—19 pandemic have been inundated. the government is calling for as much international hel

brenda emmanus reports.ion for hope for the future as seen by the editor of british vogue. the prestigious september issue has been dedicated to activism and features a host of international authors and change—makers, led by footballer marcus rashford and model turned mental health campaigner adwoa aboah. because we've been in covid, and then we went into sort of really an incredible time of change, these people for me, reflect where we need to go, where we need to be. in the past three years, edward enninful has stormed towards his vision of a more diverse publication. he's showcased big names and aspiring talent, had meghan markle as a guest editor, and turned key workers into cover stars. it was misan harriman‘s photographs of the black lives matter movement that drew him to the attention of vogue's editor. what i felt i could do is capture a time capsule of a truly unique time in british civil rights history. and i didn't know what to expect. and when i went out there, i saw this wave of solidarity. he b

brenda emmanus reports. by the editor of british vogue. the prestigious september issue has been dedicated to activism and features a host of international authors and change—makers, led by footballer marcus rashford and model turned mental health campaigner adwoa aboah. because we've been in covid, and then we went into sort of really an incredible time of change, these people for me, reflect where we need to go, where we need to be. caring for other people, caring for each other, caring for the world. in the past three years, edward enninful has stormed towards his vision of a more diverse publication. he's showcased big names and aspiring talent, had meghan markle as a guest editor, and turned key workers into cover stars. it was misan harriman‘s photographs of the black lives matter movement that drew him to the attention of vogue's editor. what i felt i could do is capture a time capsule of a truly unique time in british civil rights history. and i didn't know what to expect. and when i went out there,

the influence immigrant communities have had on the capital's arts scene, as our correspondent brenda emmanus the sky in a box. the thoughts and work of hormazd narielwalla, the london based artist works primarily in collage, creating original prints books and sculpture from bespoke paper patterns. the artist is one of several featured in a new online exhibition called midnight‘s family. midnight's family present fides a snapshot of first and second generation indian artist in britain over the last 70 years. it is a creative community that varies in the style of work and interpretation of their identity. when you live in a country for more than ten years you are like a sponge, soaking the culture. you take it on and i feel i the culture. you take it on and ifeel i am the culture. you take it on and i feel i am comfortable by saying i am british indian. sometimes when i look at politics may be that feeling is not the same but it doesn't deter me from aligning myself to great artist that have been produced. the virtual museum explores the jewish produced. the virtual museum explores thejewish a