i'm david eades with bbc world news. our top stories. the infamous militant group al shabaab says it carried out the attack on a university campus in kenya, killing at least 14 and wounding dozens more. >>> a trawler sinks off russia's coast with a loss of more than 50 lives. >>> saudi arabia tells the bbc its forces will do whatever is necessary to tackle the houthi militia in yemen. >> so it is not a sectarian problem, it is an objective to make sure that that region the border safe and stable. >>> and the colorful new look ferry across the mersey. we'll explain why liverpool's iconic system has been given a pop art makeover. >>> hello. thanks for joining us. a group of masked the gunmen have stormed a university compound in garissa. this is a town in the northeastern province of kenya. the gunmen attacked the university at around 5:30 local time. you see where it is in relation to nairobi there. the security forces are finding it difficult to get into the area itself because the militants are shooting at them from the roof within the

i'm david eades.atest headlines. >>> kenya's president has called for vigilance, following an attack on a university in the east of the country, in which more than 140 people were killed. >>> iran's foreign minister has returned to a hero's welcome in tehran, following the negotiation of a deal on the country's nuclear program. >>> right. time to have a word with alice. jobs, jobs jobs. >> a really important day for the u.s. david, a really important sort of bellwether of how the world's largest economy is faring. official employment numbers for march. they are due out in a few hours and expected to show that the hiring spree across america is continuing. so what are the numbers that we're looking at? well employers probably created around 245,000 new jobs in march. that's according to an poll by the reuters news agency. that would be a bit few, as we saw in february but enough to keep the jobless rate at that all-important 5.5% mark. the lowest it's been in almost seven years. just to give you some c

i'm david eades. now, nearly 800 women and girls working in the sex trade here in the uk were identified as victims of hulman trafficking last year. it's now thought most of the women brought into europe to work as prostitutes come from one country, nigeria. we have a rare first-person account from a trafficked woman called ope, and we should warn you, the story of what happened to her is harrowing and graphic. her words are spoken for her. >> translator: my early members of nigeria. i had a nice childhood growing up. my parents are not very wealthy, but at least they managed to send me to primary school. in 2005 i met this guy who takes people abroad to work. he said i would be working in a factory or as a nanny. they never tell you that you are coming to work as a prostitute. we stayed in the boat for four days and four nights. the water kept splashing inside and we had to bail it out. it was really cold. we had little food and water. i was lucky to be alive. then on the fifth day, we got to an isla

i'm david eades. our top stories tough words from the u.s. warning iran over its support for the rebels in yemen. >> iran needs to recognize that the united states is not going to stand by while the region is destabilized. >> at the same time, iran's president calls for saudi-led air strikes against houthis to stop as tehran reportedly sends navy vessels to the gulf of aden. >>> it's payback time for greece today, due to cough up 450 million euros in repayment for the imf. and that's just the start. >>> also, it's known for its cigars and 1950s chevies. what does the opening up of cuba to the u.s. market mean for the island? >>> and of course, coming up in the program aaron's here with the end to a huge case that's rocked india. >> david, it's been described as india's enron. a $1 billion accounting scandal. we've all seen this bloke the founder and ceo of stattian computers. once a pioneer in that country's outsourcing of india. we'll go live to mumbai to get all the details and find out how many years he and the nine others involved will no

i'm david eades. in this half hour the children not happy with their gender.increase in under 10-year-olds seeing doctors here in the uk about what sex they are. the bbc speaks to a child about why he first wanted to wear girl's clothes. >> just to see how it looked and if anyone laughed or not. i would be happy then. >> mind your head. we are hot on the heels of an epidemic sweeping new york subway. also joining us here on the program, aaron is back. samsung finally turned a corner or not? >> many people are asking if this year 2015 is the year samsung gets back on track. how? by selling a lot of s6 phones. we are going to find out if the korean giant can hold on to its title as the world's biggest mobile maker. >>> hello. british doctors announcing dozens of young children every year who is unhappy with their biological sex. the children 10 and under referred to support services to deal with transgender feelings quadrupled. victoria has been speaking to two of the youngest transgender children in the uk with permission from their parents and support from the

i'm david eades. a white police officer shoots a black man in south carolina and this time the police officer is charged with murder. the video was shot by a passerby and the police officer is in jail and at fist said he felt threaten threatened. >> we all saw the video and know the truth. without the video, would we have just gone on the reported? but we do know the truth now. >>> what does russia's prime minister and greece have in common? we'll find out what they're talking about. >>> is this the scene of the biggest heist in history, still trying to find out how much thieves got away after broking into the vault of london's jewelry corner. >>> what could be the biggest deal of the year? >> it is an energy buyout the biggest takeover in the oil world in a decade. shell is buying britain's bg group for 70$70 billion. we will find out if the big slump in oil prices means more takeovers and whether or not this is the new model for the energy industry. >>> it's midday here in london 7:00 a.m. in washin

i'm david eades. our top stories tough words from the u.s.support for the rebels in yemen. >> iran needs to recognize that the united states is not going to stand by while the region is destabilized. >> at the same time, iran's president calls for saudi-led air strikes against houthis to stop as tehran reportedly sends navy vessels to the gulf of aden. >>> it's payback time for greece today, due

i'm david eades.lice officer shoots a black man in south carolina and this time the police officer is charged with murder. the video was shot by a passerby and the police officer is in jail and at fist said he felt threaten threatened. >> we all saw the video and know the truth.