merchuma, bbc news, bujumbura, burundi.be, who was killed in the southport stabbing attacks last month, at the age of seven. she died alongside alice da silva aguiar, who was nine, and six—year—old bebe king. during today's service, a tribute written by elsie's parents was read out, saying she "brought light, love and joy to so many lives." and her teacher also paid tribute. elsie, we have so many special memories of our we will cherish these forever. it's hard to put into words just how much we will all miss you. elsie dot, you will always hold such a special place in our hearts. sentencing continues of some of the people you can see here, who took part in the recent riots across parts of the uk. speaking to the bbc, the attorney—general said he did not think the long sentences passed so far would cause a backlash. our uk correspondent, daniel sandford, has more. the southport riot was the first of the summer and one of the worst. and in the thick of it was rory allington mott, who is circled in this footage shown in court

merchuma, bbc news, bujumbura, burundi. the former soviet union. as the war with russia continues, the us has warned that kyiv faced an increased threat of attacks around independence day. meanwhile, the british prime minister sir keir starmer has said the uk will �*today and always' back ukraine. let's speak to a journalist based in kyiv, jay schnell. it is an independence day that has been marked in the midst of this ongoing war. a lot of tension right now around the incursion in russia. i wonder how you would describe this phase of the war, and where ukraine is at during this independence day? i ukraine is at during this independence day? i think this independence _ independence day? i think this independence day, _ independence day? i think this independence day, in - independence day? i think this independence day, in terms i independence day? i think this independence day, in terms ofj independence day, in terms of the increased risk we are facing here, that's completely normal. around any kind of holiday, usually tha

merchuma, bbc news, bujumbura, burundi. man has become the first person in the uk to use what doctors hope will be a revolutionary treatment for lung cancer. it's a vaccine that tells the body how to fight and kill the disease — it's based on the same technology as some covid jabs, as sharon barbour explains. janusz was having difficulty with his breathing injanuary. he thought it was asthma, but it turned out to be lung cancer. when they told me this, i asked them, "ok, what is the risk for me? what is the probability for surviving?" they said, "if you don't do anything, four months left. if you do the treatment, your chance is 35% to survive five years." he's undergone months of chemotherapy and radiotherapy for his lung cancer, which has the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide. but a new trial is now under way for a vaccine, which it's hoped will improve survival, and janusz was the first person in the uk to get it. experts hope the biontech vaccine will be a game changer. i'm very excited. we hope we can kick—start

merchuma, bbc news, bujumbura, burundi.ly continue into a third week. president biden spoke over the phone with egypt's president, abdel fattah el—sisi, on friday about the negotiations. us officials are deeply involved. cia director bill burns is currently cairo. his trip follows that of the us secretary of state antony blinken. palestinians meanwhile continue to face israeli air strikes. footage from khan younis on friday shows body bags carried into hospitals. desperation is growing for basic needs like food and water. food is being rationed in refugee camps that are growing in size. this footage shows people clamouring for food in deir al—balah. on the ceasefire talks, one displaced man in deir al—balah told the afp news deir al—balah told the afp news agency... the group accuses israel of negotiating in bad faith. our middle east correspondent wyre davies sent us this update from jerusalem. perhaps it demonstrates that those sides there, those represented are serious about getting a cease—fire. we know in the last 2a h

merchuma, bbc news, bujumbura, burundi.t of a morality law by afghanistan's ruling taliban that forbids women from singing, reciting poetry, or speaking aloud in public, and requires them to keep their faces and bodies covered at all times. the law has been approved by the supreme leader of the taliban. since its approval, some afghan women in diaspora have responding to the restrictions by posting videos of themselves singing. let's have a look. women sing afg ha n afghan women singing despite that law. my colleague, zari kargar has been follwoing this story, first she told me about the scial media reactions of women to the new regulations: (sot) afg ha n afghan women have gone on social media, mostly afghan women in the diaspora who have freedom to post their videos and singing and voices on social media, mostly on twitter. singing in front of mirrors. there are clips of women singing in groups like the one we saw. there are clips of women singing in groups of three. all singing mostly very national songs that afghanistan

merchuma, bbc news, bujumbura, burundi.e for ukraine worth $125 million on friday. in a call, mr biden reaffirmed to ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky the us's "unwavering support for the people of ukraine". the anouncement comes after indian prime minister narendra modi met president zelensky in kyiv, and urged him to hold talks with russia to end the war. mr modi said he would act as a friend in his efforts to establish a truce. it comes after he made a trip to neighbouring poland on thursday. our europe correspondent nick beake sent the latest on prime minister modi's visit from kyiv. both prime minister modi and his host president zelensky have hailed today as being a really historic one. certainly we've seen over the course of the past two and a half years lots of western leaders coming to kyiv to show their support, but what the ukrainians are saying today is that this visit represents support from of the indian leader and the asian powerhouse that he controls. a very different story from six weeks ago when a lot

merchuma, bbc news, bujumbura, burundi.repreneur mike lynch and his daughter hannah, who was 18, say they're "devastated" and "in shock" as they are believed to be among those who died. 15 people were rescued. jessica parker has the latest, from porticello in sicily. smiling and happy. mike lynch, a man who had carved out a highly successful career in tech, his arm around his 18—year—old daughter, hannah. in tributes today he was described as a caring man with a brilliant mind. she as ferociously intelligent, warm and kind. what is believed to be her body was the last to be brought ashore after divers spent days exploring the yacht�*s wreckage just outside porticello harbour. the recovery of the final missing person is a sad moment, a sad marker in this tragedy. it likely means this operation is now moving on to its next stage. the bayesian is lying on the sea bed, 50 metres deep. it went down during a violent storm in the early hours of monday morning. the question now is why? translation: in order- to understand what went

tomorrow at 21:00 on the russia channel, tell me what time it is in the city of bujumbura, the capitaluy this watch from me, you won't have this problem anymore, the history of a great country, today at 23:55, soothing soothing information for collectors, the painting that appeared was by leonardo da vinci does not belong to the brush of the great master. french customs officers stopped the sale of a fake canvas, and spanish ones arrested the criminal. the criminal wanted to sell the portrait for more than a million euros. experts have already studied it. most likely, the canvas was painted at the beginning of the last century and it costs a maximum of 5,000 euros, and even that is not a fact. well, by the way, our auto expert ivan zenkevich also has a rarity on a test drive. and an original, mind you. and how much does it cost? we will not say. any, even a popular model, sooner or later. i remove it from the conveyor, we must give way to the young, but today i will tell you about a car that continued to be produced even after the official end of sales, how it happened, i will now expl