but just the caf indications that this has had. butjust the caf but indications that this has had.much are they hoping _ football, in africa. how much are they hoping to _ football, in africa. how much are they hoping to recoup - football, in africa. how much | are they hoping to recoup this year with the tournament, given that capacity is substantially down? , ., �* , down? the figures haven't been disclosed and _ down? the figures haven't been disclosed and what _ down? the figures haven't been disclosed and what they - down? the figures haven't been disclosed and what they are - disclosed and what they are hoping to recoup but we have seen signs in things moving in the right trajectory. for example, the prize money has increased to 5 million for the winners. forthe increased to 5 million for the winners. for the runners—up, just over $2.5 million as well which has been an increase in the previous tournaments that have taken place. hopefully now they are on the right trajectory so hopefully as covid eases and things begin to be a bit normal, we can see a bit more of a move back t

african football's ruling body, caf, has sent a delegation to visit victims in hospital. a maximum capacity of 80% for matches involving the host nation, cameroon, but there appeared to be more than that number inside the 0lembe stadium during a victory which was ultimately overshadowed by tragedy. piers edwards, bbc news, 0lembe stadium, yaounde. it's emerged there was a gathering of people in downing street injune 2020 to mark borisjohnson�*s birthday. number 10 has admitted the event took place, but said it was brief, with the british prime minister attending for less than ten minutes. the opposition labour party said it demonstrated how the uk government was now "spending its whole time mopping up sleaze" and it underlined the need for mrjohnson to resign. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. what politicians want to talk about is not always the same as what the public and their fellow politicians want to know. how many times do you have to jab? "jabs, jabs, jabs," boris johnson's mantra. but this morning, was he sure there would be no other damaging claims a

this morning, it's been a very heavy military presence on the, on the street fight, the national board caf. htp today treat you to me as to taking the, the billing thing apart and on the vehicle in the, the gateway and installed a coffee outside the building as well. so, i mean, obviously this isn't the kind of thing normally see on the, on a monday morning in, in my get so you can, but yeah, compared to yesterday when the meeting started and that was firing happening at various military bases across the city. today we've had no come fire tool. so really the military now seem to be confident be in control. at least 6 people have been killed in a stampede outside a football game. in cameroon, it happened that the poor b. yes. stadium in limbo, which is about 60 kilometers north of the capitol. fans appear to have rush the stadium. i had of kick off where cameroon was about to play camaros in the african cup of nations. nato has put forces on stand by incense ships and try to adjust to bolster europe's eastern defences. the build up of russian troops on the border with ukraine is causing fea

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it went on to say that caf's general secretary, veron morengo—0mba, was sent to visit injured supportersin the game itself, which was watched by thousands of fans outside as well as inside the ground, cameroon progressed to the quarterfinals, beating comoros 2—1. 0ur sports reporter piers edwards was commentating on the game so was inside the stadium, but gave us this update. a 14—year—old was among the eight victims who died in a crush outside the stadium ahead of cameroon�*s clash with comoros. the incident occurred as fans tried to force their way in roughly half—an—hour before kickoff. the incident took place at a perimeter gate where spectators were pushed against the senses by the sheer number of those trying to get in. shoes and clothing were amongst the debris that littered the site. some 15 windred have been taken to a nearby hospital where there were harrowing scenes of those morning their love ones, and some of the wounded will need to be taken to more specialised hospitals. cameroon, which is hosting the event in —— for the first time in half a century, has had problems in it

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african football's ruling body, caf, has sent a delegation to visit victims in hospital.acity of 80% for matches involving the host nation, cameroon, but there appeared to be more than that number inside the 0lembe stadium during a victory which was ultimately overshadowed by tragedy. piers edwards, bbc news, 0lembe stadium, yaounde. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a wandering wallaby who escaped from a farm in eastern england's finally captured, almost three weeks and a few failed attempts later. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman schoolteacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word 'revolution'. the earthquake - singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. _ tonight, the search for any survivors. has an increasing desperation about it as the hours pass. i the new government is firmly in control of the entire republic of uganda. survivors of the a

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the caf president said there had to be an "absolute guarantee" that fans would be safe.anka says it will pay compensation to more than a million rice farmers for the failure of their crops after the government banned the import of chemical fertilisers. the agriculture minister said around $200 million would be distributed to the affected farmers. the government last year attempted to convert the country into a 100% organic farming nation by banning imported fertilisers. kurdish forces in northeast syria say that in the coming hours they expect to win control of more sections of a prison where islamic state fighters have tried to mount a takeover and mass break—out. there have been fierce clashes since is overran the jail in hasakah last thursday. the siege has continued despite reinforcements from the kurdish—led syrian democratic forces and backing from us fighter jets. the singer eltonjohn has cancelled two performances on his farewell tour after contracting covid. a spokesman for the arena in the us city of dallas where the concerts were to be staged said sir elton wa

close the consulate down and he would have had to trundle off quite possibly that might have because cafs cancellation of plans for a. >> towards the front although to your right please. >> given the disaster at midway and the surge in u.s. war readiness and production by the end of 1942, what it have ever been possible for the japanese either strategically and or politically to retreat to a position to better defend their territory in the far west pacific? >> that is a really good question. next question. [laughter] >> working on this never ending which may come up before i die. i have to go into japanese strategy making in the march timeframe of 1942. one of the problems they had was an inability to know when to say when. given the fact you have the football, if you will, they always wanted to keep that momentum. i've got the advantage now i want to press all of my attacks. that ends up forcing them into a never ending series of territorial that did not do them any good in terms of keeping a hole of the stuff they need to keep a hole of. so for instance once the linchpin of our defense

morning it's been a very heavy military presence on the, on the street south side, the national board caf. htp today treat you to me as had taken the, the billing thing. part of the vehicle in the the gateway and installed a coffee outside the building as well. so i mean obviously this isn't the kind of thing normally see on the, on a monday morning in it. so you can but yeah, compared to yesterday, when the meeting started and there was firing happening at various military bases across the city. today we've had no come fire tool. so really, the military now seem to be confident, be in control. nato has put forces on stand by incense shifts, and fighter jets to bolster europe's eastern defences. the build up of russian troops on the border with ukraine as causing fears of an invasion. u. s. president joe biden is due to discuss the tensions with the european leaders in the next hour . russia has remained defiant, denying it plans to invade and accusing the west of fueling hysteria and escalating pensions. at least 3 people have been killed in the latest protests against military rule in s

a few weeks ago the government imposed in nice caf you and also closed on school cinema halls. and jims, the city also slash restaurant capacity because of the rising rate of over $900.00 infections. other states have also set up tubs, so in sudden engender seat of thumb allowed will have locked down on sundays. and the fate of good not to go, which is also in sudden indo we'll have a weekend talking like today for the next 2 weekends. the state of marashi has the highest number of over 900 cases. many of these are coming from in just financial hub, which is mon, by what's really wanting authorities is in many of these cases are coming from the cities poorest. the city is home to a shows largest lum, which is seeing its highest single. there's 5 ship beginning off the plan damage for now, the government that has rules out a complete loss processor being held, and the french capital against the government moved to tighten restrictions against unvaccinated people. there is anger over proposal to change the health ass into a vaccine pass. it would allow only those who have the job

. >> i'll have a half double decap half caf with a twist of lemon. >> you had lots and lots of reallymovies. >> my first day as a woman, i'm getting hot flashes. >> hello, peter. what's happening? >> umm, i'm going to need you to go ahead and come in tomorrow. so if you could be here around 9:00, that would be great, okay? >> "office space" is not as acclaimed as it should be. it was not a big hit. but there's so much modern comedy in that movie. it was wonderful. >> nina speaking. just a moment. >> "office space" did such a great job in completely lampooning office life. technology had made these cubicle lands, and "office space" really captured that. >> i'm thinking i might take that new chick from logistics. if things go well, i maybe showing her my "oh" face, oh, oh, oh. you know what i'm talking about. >> jennifer aniston was in it and she worked at a place like tgif's. >> we need to talk about your flair. >> really? >> being somebody who had waitressed who is like, put that flair on and show what you're really like. and she's like, here's my flair. >> all right. there's ply flai

african football's ruling body, caf, has sent a delegation to visit victims in hospital.dium, yaounde. eric djemba—djemba is a former cameroon international who spent some of his playing career with manchester united. he is working at the tournament for bbc africa sport and was only told about the incident after the game. he gave his reaction to our reporterjohn bennett. people, they come into the stadium, they come to watch the football and after that, we can see people, theyjust die. it's... it's a shock. you know, they did everything, they build the big stadium ever in africa central and you see what happens in the end. some family they will cry, they will cry, there are kids. and some people, they will go to the stadium to support cameroon, to support their team play... that, for me, it is the worst thing to happen to cameroon. eric djemba—djemba. throughout this year, events are being held to mark 1,900 years since the building of hadrian's wall. the roman ruins stretch coast—to—coast along the border between england and scotland. but there are concerns that climate

african football's ruling body, caf, has sent a delegation to visit victims in hospital.volving the host nation, cameroon, but there appeared to be more than that number inside the 0lembe stadium during a victory which was ultimately overshadowed by tragedy. piers edwards, bbc news, 0lembe stadium, yaounde. a rare snowstorm has blanketed large parts of the mediterranean and turkey — causing blackouts, traffic havoc and closures. europe's busiest airport has shut down in istanbul, after the roof of a cargo terminal collapsed under heavy snow. in athens, hundreds of drivers have been trapped in their cars, and schools and vaccine centres were forced to close. the world's most powerful telescope has reached its final destination — a million miles from earth. the james webb telescope took 30 days to get there — and will now spend five months studying universe's earliest stars. that is a long old way. 1 million miles in 30 _ that is a long old way. 1 million miles in 30 days, _ that is a long old way. 1 million miles in 30 days, not _ that is a long old way. 1 million miles in

but a clear bipartisan message would still be sent just like when 98 senators vote to enact caf -- justey signed off on the previous bill to sanction nord stream 2 and the 2020 ndaa. so i hope each of our colleagues will support senator cruz' measure. the senate must show we are focused on real life threats to democracy, to security, and to our friends. as we speak russia is literally preparing to escalate its military assault on ukraine. it has amassed more than a hundred thousand troops on ukraine's border. deterring russian aggression and preparing for the very real threat of a major war on the european continent will take far more than these sanctions. it will take urgency and seriousness from the administration. time is of the essence. our delays in getting emergency assistance to ukraine approved do not inspire much confidence. the administration cannot move at the speed of bureaucracy. that won't cut it. humanitarian and military support to ukraine cannot wait. reinforcing american and nato positions in europe cannot wait. we must not pull our punches out of some fear of provokin

hacker's ability to penetrate the systems could create caf strophic consequences and chaos. we need to hear from the fbi today on their efforts to disrupt and protect americans from these cyber attacks. i'm pleased we have one witness here today who is senate confirmed to discuss how we can disrupt cyber threats to protect americans from ransomware attacks. unfortunately, this is only the second senate confirmed witness this committee has had this entire year. that is far below what is normal for this committee. unfortunately, the oversight committee under democratic leadership refuses to call witnesses from the biden administration and hold them accountable for waste, fraud, abuse and mismanagement occurring on their watch. that message to president biden, no more. the american people oppose the biden administration's radical left-wing policies and are already seeking change. president biden and congressional democrats actions to spend trillions on a socialist agenda has backfired. president biden is now more unpopular with the public than any other president at this point

african football's ruling body, caf, has sent a delegation to visit victims in hospital.that can happen to cameroon. the world's most powerful telescope has reached its final destination — a million miles from earth. the james webb telescope took 30 days to get there — and will now spend five months studying the universe's earliest stars. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. our weather is about to turn more unsettled, which means it's the last day of the widespread cloud and cold underneath that cloud, especially weather, low cloud and the mist is hanging on throughout the day, as it will across parts of wales and england again. there has been some sunshine so far today in northeast scotland, though, clouding over and through the afternoon this weather frontjust moving through, taking a few outbreaks of rain across northern scotland. whereas elsewhere, despite all of the cloud, with the exception of perhaps a little drizzle, it is dry. you can see the extent of the cloud, though, it's western counties of northern ireland, perhaps northeast wal