at least 25 people have already died in a remote area upstream on the congo river. ampaign begins in the city of mbandaka on monday. this is what authorities in the democratic republic of congo are hoping to prevent. so far more than 25 people have died in this outbreak of the deadly disease. around 50 known to have been infected. the reaction has been swift since the first cases were reported on thursday. more than 5000 doses of an experimental vaccine have been shipped to the country, aimed at targeting medical professionals and people known to have been in contact with those taken ill. 4000 to the north—west city of mbandaka, where the first cases in an urban area were detected last week. congolese authorities warn the number of people infected with ebola is likely to rise, say but that doesn't mean the situation is out of control. we are expecting to have more cases in the next three weeks. and after that i think that the trend will go down, because we have taken all the measures to control the people to follow the contact people. mbandaka was a port city on the

it's around six hundred kilometers between band dhaka and the capital kinshasa the congo river connects the two cities and is a heavily used transport route for both people and goods. sheir grips the capital everyone here recalls the twenty fourteen west african a bold outbreak that killed more than eleven thousand people. soon there will if this is a bona outbreak ever reaches can shots you're going to see is. also just very dirty in the city governments and individuals must make an effort to improve sanitation. that's all sonkar. the government must make vaccines every little bit for us as well and must ben last gatherings because it is very contagious. international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government has set up what they call ring the isle after father was unable to attend due to health concerns all excitement about the big event is building across the u.k. and more than one hundred thousand people are expected to flock to the town of windsor to catch a glimpse of prince harry and miss

at least 25 people have already died in a remote area, upstream on the congo river. nation campaign begins in the city of mbandaka on monday. this is what authorities in the democratic republic of congo are hoping to prevent. so far, more than 25 people have died in this outbreak of the deadly disease. around 50 known to have been infected. the reaction has been swift since the first cases were reported on thursday. more than 5000 doses of an experimental vaccine have been shipped to the country — aimed at targeting medical professionals and people known to have been in contact with those taken ill. 4000 to the north—west city of mbandaka, where the first cases in an urban area were detected last week. congolese authorities warn the number of people infected with ebola is likely to rise, but say but that doesn't mean the situation is out of control. we are expecting to have more cases in the next three weeks, and after that i think that the trend will go down, because we have taken all the measures to control the people, to follow the contact people. mbandaka is a por

republic of congo how been shipping four thousand doses of a bone a vaccine to areas the long the congo river that registered cases of the potentially deadly virus last week the congolese health ministry is to set to begin a vaccination campaign on monday. a palestinian official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever abbas was admitted following an operation on choose day his recent health problems have revived anxiety in the region about a potentially basis succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority. french film director look this is on the investigation for a coding to french radio station in europe one a woman filed charges with french police alleging best all drugs and raped in a paris hotel on thursday night this song is one of france's best known film directors. and just a reminder of the top story we're following for you turkish president's red chip top of the one that hits the campaign trail that both know how to govern ahead of snap elections in turkey next month thousands turned out for the month rally in sarajevo for you countries have fo

officials says floor thousand doses of experimental vaccine have been shipped to areas along the congo river where the first urban cases were registered last week dozens of people have already died in rural areas in recent weeks one. a palestinian official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever abbas was in that is following an air operation on tuesday his recent health problems have revived anxiety in the region about a potentially bitter succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority . and a push to secure an electoral victory at home turkish president. has taken his campaign abroad as he tries to reach out to ex-pat voters in europe ahead of snap elections in turkey next month he spoke to supporters in the bosnian capital theri a vote this comes after several countries in western europe those with large x. factor because communities have banned turkish political rallies ahead of us presidential and parliamentary elections. of turks from all over europe arrived in sarajevo ahead of president. no one's really some twenty thousand all up as bosnia as m

democratic republic of congo have been shipping four thousand doses of ebola vaccine to areas along the congo river that registered cases of the potentially deadly virus last week the congolese health ministry is set to begin a vaccination campaign on monday. palestinian officials says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever abbas was admitted following an ear operation on tuesday as recent health problems have revived anxiety in the region about a potentially bitter succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority . and as well as have been voting in an election that is expected to hand president nicolas maduro a second term in office the duro cast his vote earlier in the day he's facing a fragmented opposition parts of which are boycotting the poll more than twenty million venezuelans are eligible to vote but low turnout is predicted the oil rich country has descended into economic turmoil under socialist government. inflation has reached an all time high of more than thirteen thousand percent the rising prices have hit workers and business owners especially hard b

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republic of congo have begun shipping four thousand doses of a bone a vaccine to areas along the congo river that registered cases over the potentially deadly virus last week the congolese health ministry is set to begin a vaccination campaign on monday. a palestinian official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever about was admitted following and operational choose day his recent health problems have revived anxiety in the region about a potentially better succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority . china in the united states have backed off from death threats of a trade war the world's two largest economies say they have agreed to reduce the u.s. trade deficit with china under the deal china's pledge to significantly increase its purchases of u.s. goods and services. an attack on an orthodox church in the russian province of chechnya has left a churchgoer and two police officers dead four armed men raided the church during a service they were killed by security forces chechnya is a mostly muslim region with a history of separatist violence. fren

it's around six hundred kilometers between bun dhaka and the capital kinshasa the congo river connects the two cities and is a heavily used transport route for both people and goods. fear grips the capital everyone here recalls the twenty fourteen west african a bold outbreak that killed more than eleven thousand people. so. if this is a bona outbreak ever reaches can chasa we're going to see is. very dirty in the city governments and individuals must make an effort to improve sanitation. guys. the government must make vaccines ever live for us as well and must bend last gatherings because it is very contagious. international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government have set up what they call ring vaccinations it involves immunising the friends family housemates and neighbors of any infected person. well to football now in bahrain in a cool battle frankfurt in the final of the german cup burley has olympic stadium on saturday night byron have won this title eighteen times and are once again the clear fa

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is a port city on the congo river, and that has raised fears that the disease could spread downstream to the capitol commission can shots the , a city of 10 million. -- to theital, kinshasa, the city of 10 million. staff arey airport, usingth pistomometers to check passengers for high temperatures. heon friday,orld health organization stopped short of declaring the outbreak and ternational emergency, but significant efforts are being madeon to ensure it isined to avoid a repeat of the ebola epidemic in 2013 to 2016, which killed more than 11,000 people caroline rigby, bbc news. laura: venezuelan president nicolas maduro's reelection has been called a sham by the u.s. after voting irregularities, and russia -- washington is aiming thnew economic sanctions a country in protest. more than a dozen nations are recalling their ambassadors to venezuela after a controversiaic campaign in some of mr. maduro's rivals were barred from running. on this as the country is -all this as the country is ravaged by economic despair. bbt's katy watson reports on what is next for venezuelans. katy: goodby

this week in global ideas we had to southwest in need ganda today in the congo river. the once beautiful waterway has been a dumping ground for sewage and waste and the rich vegetation along its banks has been destroyed but things are starting to change a reporter. headed to the small town of fort there he met people determined to revive that. there wasn't always as much rubbish and then around the pungo river and that's what locals say but the problem has become worse and worse the garbage now blocks the flow of the river and pollutes the water. to clean it up these days everyone pitches in with locals from fort portal and western uganda coming together once a month to collect garbage as head of a local conservation group edgar moo guns e successfully raised awareness of the problem. just start with he had to contend with a lot of reluctance. to do the problem and. we've been. even also a very. real. problem in football of. we have all of the leadership because. we involve the community is. the quality of the rivers water is crucial for the region. originating in the

about 25 people have already died in a remote area upstream on the congo river. on bbc news it's time for dateline. hello. welcome to bbc dateline. where we debate some big stories. they report the events to the world. today, britain's royal wedding with an added dash of royal soap opera. israel celebrates its 70th birthday and a special present from donald trump whilst the troops clash. like father like son. kim jong—un uses an old playbook. she is a french algerian writer. polly toynbee, whose columns appear in the guardian. and thomas who was known to readers in germany. let us begin with the marriage of prince harry to make a mark girl who made her name on the us tv show suits. she is bringing more than hollywood glamour. a carefully choreographed series of announcements was derailed by the will he or won't he walk him down the aisle saga. revolving around her reclusive father. polly, in the end that was resolved with charles the prince of wales doing the honours. how much hope do you rest on the ability of meghan markle and all she represents to introduce so

shporter: on the banks of the congo river in ka, there is a sense of calm. but with one confirmed case in mbandaka, only 350 mil upstream, the residents hope things continue to remain this way. jane: the threat of ebola looming again. ofre has been eruption hawaii's kilauea volcano, setting a plume feet into the sky. it comes after a week of intense geological activity where lava has been destroying homes and ndreds of residents have been forced to flee. north america correspondent james cook reports. james: in the dead of night, kilauea exploded. by dawn, this webcam was w splatterh ash and a cloud was rising 30,000 feet into the sky.ee the blasts hadbrewing for weeks, if not years. kilauea is one of the world's most active volcanoes. it has been erupting constantly since the 198's. t >> ris i situation up there. we could havadditional events like this morning that go up and die back down quickly. the e in this morning was th biggest we have seen in terms of energy and how high up into the atmosphere it james: on the ground, fissures continue to fizzle and

of the disease health workers have shipped four thousand doses of the vaccine to areas along the congo river where the first cases of the potentially deadly deadly virus there have been reported. a palestinian official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with fever abbas has been admitted following in iraq peroration on tuesday his recent health problems have revived anxiety in the region after a potentially bitter succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority . one person has been severely injured by molten rock in hawaii as lava continues to flow from the killer way of all kaino it began erupting more than two weeks ago and has burned dozens of homes and forced thousands of people to flee the why national guard has warned of mandatory evacuations of more rows become impassable due to lava. i figure hard now in a trade war between the u.s. and china is off the table for now at least that's why the threat of an imminent straight war is indeed off the table for you in the united states and china in talks held over the weekend the two countries agreed not to impo

on the banks of the congo river in kinshasa, there's a sense of calm, but, with one confirmed case inam, the residents hope things continue to remain this way. the bbc has uncovered a growing and illegal trade in eu passports and travel documents, many of which are being sold by refugees who've decided to leave europe. german politicians have described it as a huge and worrying problem for european security because such documents could allow access to europe's schengen zone, in which people can travel between countries with few checks. from the greek—turkish border nawal al—maghafi has this special report. under the cover of darkness, once again syrians are starting a journey. families, together with all their belongings, hoping to make a new life. but these people aren't entering europe — they are giving up on it. they'd rather face poverty in turkey or the prospect of conflict back home in syria. translation: it's impossible for me to go back to germany. we're muslims, but they say we are terrorists. they look at us and they're afraid of us, like we're monsters, not humans. as these

on the banks of the congo river in kinshasa, there's a sense of calm, but, with one confirmed case inupstream, the residents hope things continue to remain this way. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we get a rare glimpse at indonesia's modern artwork to mark international museum day. also on the programme: we're not the only ones covering the royal wedding, there's media interest from across the globe. the pope was shot, the pope will live — that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism had come to the vatican. the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the comput

it's around six hundred kilometers between bund dhaka and the capital kinshasa the congo river connects the two cities and is a heavily used transport route for both people and goods fear grips the capital everyone here recalls the twenty fourteen west african a bola outbreak that killed more than eleven thousand people. so. if this outbreak ever reaches can chasa we're going to see his. government must make vaccines ever live for us as well and must ben last gatherings because it is very contagious. international experts are trying to contain the illness the world health organization doctors without borders and the congolese government have set up what they call ring vaccinations it involves immunising the friends family housemates and neighbors of any infected person. you're watching news still to come on the program a new eruption from hawaii killer whale volcano sends a cloud of ash almost ten kilometers into the sky authorities have handed out around two thousand gas masks and prince charles has stepped in to help megan marco from a lonely walk down the aisle at tomorrow's wild wed

about 25 people have already died in a remote area, upstream on the congo river.se are the headlines. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. on may the 25th, irish voters face a choice, by way of a referendum, they can keep a constitutional amendment which outlaws abortion in all but the most exceptional circumstances, or they can change their constitution and pave the way for the legalisation of abortion. given ireland's history, culture and religion, it is a fierce debate. i'm joined by two campaigners, sinead redmond, an advocate of expanding abortion rights, and caroline simons, an opponent. what does the argument and the likelier outcome say about ireland today? sinead redmond and caroline simons, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. sinead, let me start with you. ireland is an outlier on this question of abortion, if one looks across the european union. ireland's laws much more restrictive than the average across europe. why do you think that is? there's a cultural and historical context in which we have traditionally be

of the disease health workers have shipped four thousand doses of the vaccine to areas along the congo river with registered cases of the potentially deadly virus last week. when one person has been severely injured by molten rock in hawaii as lava continues to flow from the killer whale volcano began erupting more than two weeks ago and has burned dozens of homes and forced thousands of people to flee the why national guard has warned of mandatory evacuations of more roads become impassable due to the labile. well turkey is holding an election next month and to shore up support present such a tired burdwan has taken his campaign campaign abroad he dressed thousands of expatriate turks in bosnia's capital sarajevo on sunday though at that rally everyone called on european turks quote to show their strength to the whole world. thousands of turks from all over europe arrived in sarajevo ahead of president brigitte no one's really some twenty thousand all up. as bosnia's muslim member of the presidency but cute is it which no one. unfazed by intelligence claims of an assassination plot against

about 25 people have already died in a remote area upstream on the congo river.se were the headlines. now on bbc news it's time for the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. coming up... jeremy corbyn and theresa may square up at pmqs over brexit. in the lords, the government's flagship eu bill clears its final hurdle there. but there's anger over the 15 defeats that have been inflicted on it. without any doubt, my lords, these days will go down in history as the house of lords at its worst. members of the windrush generation speak out about their treatment after being wrongly detained and threatened with deportation. they said they have got to arrest me. i said, what? they've got to arrest me. i said, who are you guys? they said immigration. and what impact did a campaign by actresses have in winning votes for women? it helps to promote the idea of how the suffrage movement communicated with not only people who are already on side but people they wanted to gather support from. but first... it was another week dominated by cabinet wrang

have been limited to the remote rural area of bikoro, but bikoro lies near the heavily-traveled congo river, which connects travelers not only to mbandaka to the north, but to the capital city of kinshasa, with more than nine million residents, to the south. the fear is, if the virus reaches large urban areas, it could spread quickly, with devastating consequences. in 2014, a major ebola epidemic in west africa killed more than 11,000. since then, an experimental vaccine has been developed and 4,000 doses have arrived in the congo, with thousands more to follow. the plan is to immunize the more than 500 contacts of infected people, in an attempt to stop the virus from spreading. this time, health officials are all over this, and they're coordinating their efforts, and that includes using this vaccine. now, this vaccine was experimental, but it was used successfully in 2016 during that outbreak that was in guinea. they're doing everything they can this time to avoid making the mistakes of 2014. >> glor: you know, there was an under-reaction last time, jon, so they're trying to prepare as bes

bikoro lies near the congo river, connects the travelers to mbandaka but to kinshasa with 9 million residents to the south. the fear is if the virus reaches large urban areas it could spread quickly with devastating consequences. in 2014, a major ebola epidemic in west africa killed 11,000. since then, an experimental vaccine has been developed. and 4,000 doses have arrived in the congo with thousand more to follow. the plan is to immunize the 500 contacts of infected people in an attempt to stop the virus from spreading. this time health officials are all over this. coordinating their efforts. and that include using this, vaccine, now this vaccine was experimental, but was used successfully in 2016. during that outbreak that was in guinea. they're doing everything they've can this time to avoid making the mistakes of 2014. >> an underreaction last time, john. they're trying to prepare as best they can this time. thank you very much. >> yes. >> report on america's birth rate says it is going down. that will eventually lead to a smaller pool of young workers paying into social security and med

are concerned about is the fact that if you look at the map, you can see that it is right on the river congor tributary to it. the drc, the rivers are the main routes, that is how you managed to move things around. the fear is that it could move from this city, elsewhere in the country and even to neighbouring countries. what is the strategy for dealing with this outbreak? the who is expected to declare this a major emergency which means they will be able to put more funding and resources into it. there will be a bigger effort internationally, that is not confirmed that is happening tomorrow. already, though, they have specialist teams in the country, these are people who are highly trained, they have special equipment with them to try and contain the disease, and keep patients isolated, and they have also going to be using this new vaccine for the first time in sucha this new vaccine for the first time in such a major outbreak as this. it is not licensed, but the government hasn't said that they are keen to use it if possible, and it has been very effective in trials. that is quite hopeful,

the city is on the congo river, a crucial tribal court or in the vast country, and upstream from theapital. a city of about 10 million people. the vatican investigators are set to take testimony from chilean sex abuse victims and say pope francis is making history with his emergency summit of the chilean hierarchy. francis summoned the chilean bishops conference to rome for four days of meetings and prayer after he admitted he had made great areas in judgment in the case of the chilean bishops accused of witnessing and ignoring abuse. and at the european union is calling for an end to president trump's threats to slap tariffs on e.u. steel exports as a new deadline looms for their duties to take effect. in march, the president imposed tariffs of 25% on steel imports and 10% on imported aluminum. the e.u. has a temporary exemption but only through the end of the month. just some of the other stories beyondbe our borders tonight. we will be right back. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insu

as you can see, it's on the congo river, which connects this part of drc with the capital, kinshasa.eak reaching there. anne soy is in mbandaka for the bbc. this is the first time a vaccine is being used to control the spread of ebola and it is still experimental. that means it has not been licensed. the government here in the democratic republic of congo decided to use it anyway, based on regulations that allow for compassionate use. and the people will be vaccinated include health workers who have been involved in taking care of the patient as well as the suspected cases, members of the family and close contacts of these patients in these suspected cases may also be vaccinated. they form a ring around the suspected cases, and that is why this is called a ring vaccination. it was used to eliminate smallpox, and they are confident it will be used to control the spread of the virus here. it was developed in guinea in 2016 with support for the department for international development, and it has been supported as well by the global alliance for vaccines initiative, which procured at le

helping but if i understand it correctly it's on the banks of lake tom but that connects to the congo river that connects to kinshasa given the time scale that we're talking about here and i understand there has been some delay in the reporting process is there a risk do you think without wanting to be alarmist that there may have been people who may have contracted what maybe like a bowl and may have traveled to have more heavily densely populated areas. yeah that's i mean that's always the concern because the incubation period for this infection ranges from one to three weeks most people if they're infected will have symptoms in a seven to ten days so certainly people can get infected and travel to far off places and we saw that with the west african help when their worst cases seen it united kingdom and united states hurts apple and of course in nigeria so certainly that's always the risk the probability is low and the fact that there is great awareness of this so not just nationally in the democratic republic of congo but internationally certainly helps the fact that people have had sym

ebola cases, including 19 deaths in the city of man daca, a city of 1.2 million people next to the congo river which is one of the main traffic and communication arteries for the country. this reminded me what congressman ed royse, who is the chair of the house foreign affairs committee, i think he nailed it when last week in a conversation he had, he said if humans are no longer faced with large predators roaming the planet, the exception is perhaps with a very small predators which are the microbes. and this is what the exhibit is dealing with. it recognizes how human, animals, environment, health, viruses and microbes are all connected into one health, a concept that is critical science lesson for all of us. so lesson. i'd like to congratulate sabrina, the cure rater, rob and the director of the museum of natural history, kirk johnson, on such a great exhibit. give them hand. this is really spectacular. thank you. the epidemics is one that is close to the american society for micro bolg asm member works every day the e help dozen of nations prevent and respond to emerging infectious disease

3090 bullet cases, including -- 39 ebola cases, including a city of 1.2 million people next to the congo river, one of the main traffic in communication arteries for the country. this reminded me what congressman ed royce, the chair of the house foreign affairs committee -- i thinking of it when last week in our conversation he said humans no longer are faced with large predators roaming the planet. the exception is perhaps with a very small predators, the microbes. this is what the exhibit is dealing with. it recognizes how humans, animals, environment, health, viruses and microbes are connected into one health.a concept that is critical science lesson for all of us. i really would like to congratulate sabrina schulz, the curator of the exhibit, rob castillo, director of the museum of natural history kirk johnson on such a great exhibit. this is really spectacular. thank you. [applause] [applause] epidemics,f outbreaks and infectious diseases is one that is close to the american society for microbiology. flu,ebola do zika to the they work to help dozens of nations prevent and respond to emerg

disease now present in a port city, the fears are revealed that it may make its way down the mighty river congoation of 10 million people. rebecca kesby, bbc news. up to three—quarters of people in parts of the uk who challenged a decision to remove their main disability benefit last year were successful, according to figures obtained by the bbc. the charity, scope uk, says "fundamental flaws" in assessments for personal independence payments aren't being addressed. paul heaney has this exclusive report. last year steve from newport in south wales applied for a new type of benefit, personal independent payment. he has cerebral palsy and only realised there was a problem at the bank a few months later. the department for work and pensions says he was sent three letters to attend an assessment but steve struggled to open those letters so he missed the appointments. his benefit stopped and with zero income he was left thousands in debt. the dwp later said he had a good reason for not turning up but steve had to win at a tribunal to go back on the benefit he was on before. the new type of benefit t

at least forty nine people have drowned when their boat capsized in a river in democratic republic of congo it happened on wednesday in the northern province of about fifty people survived but it's all one of the main forms of transport in the country and accidents are common. now in libya an ethnic group is fighting for fishel recognition of their language which is banned during the forty year rule of mama gadhafi as mahmoud of the wire reports some three in the constitution continues to ignore the language seven years after the killing of gadhafi. the until now the radio station in libya. stands out as a landmark in the mountainous western town of view for in. his language means a speech. volunteers keep the radio station on air as best they can is no support from the government. loses juby says programs promote its culture by interacting with listeners that. it was shameful to go out and say i'm a messy now we speak our own language freely we still have a long way to go but we're not giving up it's a mission we have to accomplish for generations to come and schoolteachers in your friend

these forty nine people have drowned after the boat capsized in a river in democratic republic of congo it has been a wednesday in the northern province of child about fifty people survived but it's one of the main forms of transport that irish people have been asked whether or not to relax some of the strictest abortion laws anywhere in europe the referendum pitches social and catholic conservatives against pro-choice supporters of a more liberal island police in canada are searching for motive after a bomb explosion in an indian restaurant fifteen diners were injured three seriously in the city of mississauga yet wanted to take as a starting security camera video of two men entering the restaurant with their faces covered. those are the headlines in the news continues but now its inside story. takes control of a region that some describe as. a federally administered tribal areas of. plenty of armed groups including the so now better place to act and react as long as. this story. welcome to the program purana the overwhelming yes vote in pakistan's national assembly merging with the pr

this is a port city on the congo river and that has raised fears it could spread downstrea m raised fearsters to check people for high—temperature is. on friday the world health organisation stop short of declaring this is an emergency, but great efforts are happening to make sure it is contained to make sure there is no repeat of the epidemic from 2013 to 2016. in a moment the business news. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. bereaved families of the grenfell tower fire pay tribute to their relatives as the public inquiry into the disaster gets underway. delays and cancellations as one of the biggest overhauls of uk rail timetables comes in to effect — operators say they're working hard to get things back on track. people in hawaii are warned about toxic fumes — as lava from an erupting volcano flows in to the sea here's your business headlines on afternoon live. the london stock market has hit a record high, with the ftse100 index breaking through the 7800 barrier for the first time. the reason is china and the us seem to be backing off from a trade war. president trump ha

. >> there is continuous movement of people through the borders by land and it through the river congouding an active market on the congo republic, the republic of congo side, which we are working with the government to stop functioning. mark:congo's health of fishes begin a campaign this week -- health officials began a campaign this week to vaccinate people to keep the outbreak from spreading. migrants, some of whom will be expelled -- earlier this month two migrants drowned while others were injured. the minister of france says the government is figuring out the best way to deal with the unrelenting arrival of migrants, with humanity or muscle. paris police have cleared up 28,000 migrants from camps over the past three years. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts, in over 100 countries. i'm mark crumpton. scarlet: breaking news, the turkish president speaking to former lawmakers right now. his first comments made after the central bank raised interest rates 300 basis points. the president saying the rates are in issue part of

increased last week when the first case was confirmed here in banda a busy transport hub by the river congo because a bowler is spread through close physical contact with infected people city life creates a major challenge something that we africans says this man and we have a culture of shaking hands when we meet people you can't stop them from one day to the next but we hope desensitization teams can bring real life cases of a poll of deaths to convince people. the world health organization is sending thousands of doses of an experimental vaccine to promote the program the d r c's health minister has been given a job at a local treatment center in where he met united nations officials in the health workers. this week relatives helped three people with the a polar virus to escape from an isolation ward here taking them to a prayer meeting two of them died the next day another reminder of the work still to be done in educating people about the risks involved but not for the fish even you know. didn't you think it was just a question of communication over this keep talking keep talking be su