creech drone base is the only place really in the world where you can see drones taking off. and landing they're the practice vehicles for drone pilots that are just learning to control them yeah and then will start controlling them in afghanistan or pakistan somalia yemen who knows really where they will it's also based not only for u.s. military pilots and contractors and cia but also the british for years have had drone pilots and if you look way back in there at those facilities you know back in there somewhere are the actual control pods where the pilots that are controlling them in afghanistan and pakistan sure. we know that in this midst of thousands of cars to come in every morning and believe. that there are drone pilots that may have just killed somebody in afghanistan or pakistan may have killed a wedding party or. whatever you don't know he's a kid i don't know. if you know here to protect you. it should be anything i've played with everybody so i just like the deal with them for. me. to tell my children or you know broadband supplies to. put you on the flop i mea

lancastrian association which until two thousand and ten ran an eye on memorial service at st catherine creech art in london and also can i specify to sound as if it was to this church that in two thousand and five the belle of the line castillo with the ship's launch name the type of any of those just turned after being left with a note at level seventy and stored it means that saint catherine cree to this day. in all of this volunteer effort what was lacking was any official recognition of the enormity of the disaster we asked the ministry of defense that it be willing to be interviewed or send a statement we're yet to hear from them here's a clip though from george osborne standing in for prime minister david cameron a prime minister's questions in twenty fifteen on the seventy fifth anniversary of the sinking of the lancaster if i might say mr speaker at the end of the session since you raise a military matter it is the seventy fifth anniversary of the sinking of the h. and t. . was the largest loss of british lives at sea in the history of this maritime nation some of the survivors are st

pharmacologist if a little now because the fate of her own creech grandmother. and what it meant among other things my great grandmother was denied access even though she would have needed it she was suspected of having had an abortion the priest and doctors said she would have to admit this in order to receive penicillin because feeling but she insisted that was not what had happened and she died i today that wouldn't have happened. when alexander fleming won the nobel prize it seems that a turning point in the history of medicine had been reached but in his acceptance speech fleming warned of a new danger. is that the time may come when penicillin can be bought by anyone in shops. then there is the danger that people may easily underdose themselves and by exposing their microbes to normal lethal quantities of the drug make them resistant mara if you use penicillin use enough. the austrian town of corn the first place where penicillin was produced in tablet form on an industrial scale in the one nine hundred fifty s. the dream of a miracle drug that could be ta

is two three four laying on the ice there the ice ages johnny boychuk who is a former teammate of creech he found the to use and returned it to his old buddy. for now back to folly joe thank you very much for that tip for this news hour on al-jazeera from me for the whole team thanks for watching terry navigator is with you next on arches here steve. descend on al-jazeera. from hospitality to hostility toward tells tells dramatic stories about icons of complex and last resort shelters in divided cities an exclusive interview with nobel peace prize laureates now dennis mccoy gave an ad try special antarctic sanctuary follows greenpeace as the campaign to create the largest protected area on. an annual convention that gives a platform to a global dialogue on critical challenges facing our world a new two part documentary that reveals the shocking realities of the global arms trade december on al-jazeera. it was since i was a little boy in india my dream was to meet bollywood films so five years ago i decided i was finally going to do it one man's quest to realize a lifelong ambition the st

creech welcome address the nigerian military did look like it was making headway against boko haram and now we have these attacks what has changed but this question matter of fact is that the armed forces started a major counter-insurgency offensive in two thousand and fifteen with the targets two and spoke once and for all and the college attacks that we're seeing are clearly a sign that this target was not reached to very active factions both are loyal to the islamic state and both are still capable to carry out suicide bombings at the actions even attacks on military convoys or if we're seeing on a military base also they're quite well funded remember they are said to have received millions in ransom for the release of. part of the chibok girls in two thousand and sixteen and two thousand and seventeen so we can say the book are misleading not as strong as in two thousand and sixteen anymore where they were the most deadly jihadist group in the world but they are also not technically defeated because this is the narrative the government insists on ok so now we have soldiers accusing

will be a quick end to the conflict anytime soon the deadly west africa correspondent to address creech thank you. take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the u.n. security council has unanimously voted to lift sanctions against eritrea amid a thaw in relations in the region the measures which include an arms embargo asset freezes and travel bans were imposed in two thousand and nine countries accused of supporting armed groups in somalia ethiopia recently signed a landmark of peace deal with its neighbor and has welcomed the move. mountain gorilla is not a step away from extinction thanks to cross for the conservation efforts in central africa the international union for conservation of nature says numbers of continued to increase steadily over the last ten years from six hundred eighty in two thousand and eight more than a thousand today the gorilla is now off the critically endangered list but remains endangered. daschle yemen where the united nations is increasing diplomatic efforts to end fighting around the data of the vote is crucial to supplying