seeded fourth, they beat the irish pair of rachael darragh and paul reynolds.o there. there's going to be very little change with the weather for the end of the week and into the weekend and indeed into next week. high pressure will hold on to bring pretty benign weather. thursday looks generally cloudy, i think, for much of the country, and we'll have some patchy rain across more eastern parts of england. high—pressure sits to the west of the uk bringing northerly winds to most areas, north or northeasterly winds, that is. a lot of cloud around generally, limited spells of brightness, early showers will clear from the southeast, but more rain will arrive across eastern england, east anglia on the southeast through the afternoon. probably the best of the sunshine will be through the central belt of scotland where we could see 15 celsius. some sunshine for southwest, southwest england, highs of ia celsius. but elsewhere, io—ii celsius and cooler along north sea coast of england where we have that area of rain and onshore breeze. it will stay damp through thursda

with darragh in our traditional cuisine we use fish boisterous sword razor clam and cockles. one she's done cooking she pulls the man car a soup with fish over the rice and serves it. the islanders get much of their food from the sea. fish that is not eaten is used for bantering with locals for other goods or it is dried or preserved with salt. for centuries the people here practiced sustainable subsistence fishing to feed their families. thanks in recent years however they have begun trading fish as well. their only option is the ship which arrives once a week from the mainland. the ship's arrival cause there's a lot of commotion throughout the island. the men head out to sea to fish. at the end of the day they bring their cancer back to the ship to be sold in bizarre. the villages at home and that a banker also welcomed the ships arrival. and many women rush to finish their mats they make their mats by hand. and this is their main source of income. before they start weaving everything has to be fixed to the ground so that nothing slips away. some women need less than an hou

specific agenda to suit militarization to suit their war darragh anything anyone thinks and then 2 months strength is going to make a difference i've got some bad news the big it is need it dime is not there now is sight and sadly time is what we need zenaida didn't the government of mozambique declare just surmount a week ago that pomo was relatively safe what happened how did this happen. it's not just about the fact that hummer was relatively safe as they say but the insult of the fact that many people who are running away from other areas surrounding power that are being attacked tend to seek refuge in parma so pummels for not only of soldiers. people expire 3 years but also i think just from other places so one will ask how is it possible for a town that was heavily guarded. like just minutes playing that everybody knew could be target at any moment for distance if you see the explained in his conversation how was it was for his group to enter dishtowel fire indiscriminately killing people and a number that at this stage we cannot verify are many people that i. making people flee to

central african republic president 4 star comes to a darragh set to be sworn in after his reelection last december he was reelected for a 2nd term in office with more than 53 percent of the votes in an election that was marred by violence december's poll was violently contested by a coalition of rebel groups the white police officer charged with murdering george for it has gone on trial in the u.s. city of minneapolis the prosecution accused of clearly using excessive force is defense argued he was following police procedure and that floyd's drug use was a cause of death. and a similar case of police brutality in mexico as part process there and in el salvador 36 year old victoria sellers arriaga a salvadorian refugee died after being arrested in the tourist resort of to an officer was filmed kneeling on her back and an autopsy showed her neck was broken 4 police officers are under investigation they say whether soldiers are investigations this next. as you can see it is a great tool to al-jazeera is investigate if unit is infiltrating the illegal supply chain of rhino horn from the

seeded fourth, they beat the irish pair of rachael darragh and paul reynolds.n with this weather front. eastern areas tied in with this weatherfront. you can see high—pressure to the west of the uk bringing northerly winds. we could start off with some early showers in the southeast, they will clear away and more rain will return across eastern england amazed anglia and the southeast. elsewhere, variable cloud, some spots of drizzle, but the best of the sunshine will be to the best of the sunshine will be to the central belt of scotland, 15 degrees here, also some sunshine in south wales, southwest engman, but chillier along north sea coast. on friday, we tap into some colder air from the near continent across the southeast. used anglia and the southeast. used anglia and the southeast could see the cloud break up southeast could see the cloud break up with some sunshine elsewhere, rather cloudy again with some spots of drizzle chilly along the east coast and on into the southeast from elsewhere, 10—13 send xl the is. more of the same into the weekend, quite a l

central african republic president 4 star combs to a darragh is set to be sworn in after his reelection last december ms reelected for a 2nd term in office with more than 53 percent of the votes in an election that was marred by violence december's poor was violently contested by coalition of rebel groups once you 170000 people were displaced so let's get more now from nicholas hart who's following these developments from senegal capital dakar make the situation surrounding this election is very volatile in deeds is that likely to affect this swearing in ceremony. well absolutely this is a swearing in ceremony that's happening under high security in the capital that's effectively under siege 44 percent of the country according to the united nations and the i mean you've got the u.n. force on the ground is in the hands of the c.p.c. the coalition for patriotic change a coalition of armed groups that have effectively put the capital under siege now says he's going to change all that he's going to bring in dialogue with the armed groups and bring back stability to the country a country tha