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while the un conover was returning from a resupply mission, the un mission in the d. r. c has around 18000 personnel. it's mandate includes supporting the conklin government's effort to stabilize the region embattled by attacks from m $23.00 insurgence. local resident say they are dissatisfied with the un troops. the conflict with m 23 is still ongoing. near goma with thousands of people forced to flee. we are fleeing the m 23 war. as you have heard about the situation in all villages, we need help when he tats, but above all, we need the return of peace. how body a cup of the situation is very complicated. at the moment in community we came from there under a hail of bullets. when they arrived and kemati, we decided to leave. we were scared of the bullets and the bombs that fell. there are many people who have been injured or victor. busy the m 23 started fighting the day before yesterday, crashes continue in the area. and that is why we're leaving our villages in kinky, we're looking for where we're going to rest. but we have no idea. we ask out government to do everyt

stuart lewis and conover , thank stuart lewis and conover, thank you very much indeed joining us.oming up, thank you both. now coming up, we'll be talking of long lost treasures as we speak with a metal detectorist about a national treasure that was uncovered this week in warwickshire. but first, here's the headlines with tatyana . the headlines with tatyana. phil, thank you very much. this is the latest from the gb newsroom the family of missing mother of two nicola believe insisted there's no evidence whatsoever that she fell into the river wyre it's after police say they believe she fell into the river whilst walking her dog. nicola disappeared last friday in lancashire . the friday in lancashire. the investigation is now focusing on a ten minute window that's unaccounted . officers say unaccounted. officers say they're not treating her disappearance as suspicious , but disappearance as suspicious, but as a tragic case of a missing person . health are calling on person. health are calling on the government to show initiative to end the recent strikes. the nhs confederate says t