the adf is just one of several militia groups vying for control of eastern drc. research on the congo—kinshasa. thank you for being with us. what we know about this spate of attacks? it what we know about this spate of attacks?— of attacks? it is not the first time we have _ of attacks? it is not the first time we have launched - of attacks? it is not the first. time we have launched attacks. this is an issue we have had for almost two decades, if i may say, where a ugandan rebel group has operated in a drc and the people have face the brunt of the group. there have been military operations against them for the past two decades, even some involving logistical and military support for this stage. yet up until today, the adf has not been able to be stopped. adf has not been able to be sto ed. ~ ., adf has not been able to be sto ed, . ., , adf has not been able to be stoned. ~ . , ., ., stopped. what is the aim for those who — stopped. what is the aim for those who are _ stopped. what is the aim for those who are carrying - stopped. what is the aim for those who ar

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group started to gradually pivot towards africa, sub—saharan africa, and they had branches in nigeria, drc and, on a hot and stuffy day here in london, must we all get used to living with torrid heat? i mean, it's thought that there are going to be ten air conditioning units sold every second for the next 20 years, which is this astonishing number. tax hikes in... the british election campaign has been mercifully short, and we'll know the result in just a few days. politics in this country have been pretty chaotic since the day injune 2016 when people voted by a fairly narrow margin to leave the eu. boris johnson, liz truss and jeremy corbyn — none of these were the kind of political leaders who would probably have emerged in more predictable times. but the british system is essentially pretty stable, and it's gone back to more habitual policies and leaders remarkably quickly. both rishi sunak, the prime minister, and sir keir starmer of labour are very much in the mould of former conservative and labour leaders. the opinion polls say overwhelmingly that starmer will be the next prime mini

so in the democratic republic of the congo or drc, it has killed about 5% of adults that get it and 10%ansmission, but not only, it can also spread through nonsexual contact including two health workers and schoolchildren which makes it dangerous. it has been spreading quickly along the eastern border of the drc but it is the most transmissible form so far according to scientists and it can be spread evenif to scientists and it can be spread even if you don't have symptoms so it can travel through airports and that increases the risk that it could spread internationally. thank ou, could spread internationally. thank you. itarhara- _ the time is 13.15. our top story this afternoon. constance marten and her partner mark gordon are found guilty of concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course ofjustice, they'll face a retrial over the child's manslaughter. and the gates to the glastonbury festival have opened, with more than 200,000 people expected at worthy farm for this year's celebration of music. coming up on bbc news. the undisputed heavyweight world champion no more. olek

the congo with the democratic republic of the congo , which was congo kinshasa, then brazoville, now drca smaller congo, and there is a larger congo. so, our relations have been going on for six decades, only officially, this is what our president said. we have. order of honor to the president of the republic of the congo, in general, what is the significance of our relationship specifically with the republic of kazakhstan and... well, i must say that this is a situation where we have a saying, if there was no happiness, but misfortune would help. at one time, the soviet union developed very active relations with african countries, was very active in africa, supported the anti-colonial struggle, earned such well-founded authority there, and then in the nineties we somehow cooled down sharply and stopped developing our relations with african countries and... until recently, in my opinion, in the late nineties, early 2000s, even in nine african countries there were no russian embassies, which is generally strange for such a great power as we are, this is the situation that has changed, whe

they don't even have their candidates yet, they are not even technically, there's supposed to have the drc they need it now for some reason. because when he implodes, they wanted to get hillary's weird self in, if they make that move with. or if he does well enough and souped up on that super jews to get through, they will run that for the rest of the thing, look at the debate, we are the one! the three interesting. [ applause ] from the super juice to the super drew -- jew. >> aware is the super jew crowd! [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: it is weird they move the debate up but it's also weird that alex gotta do think she meant that? >> no. [ laughter ] let's get that out of the way. >> greg: joe caddy. >> i have to admit, you to change my mind for a second there. i always say trump best campaigner is joe biden. the more he speaks the more you want to vote for a trump mac. i'm a fan of them muting the mics, if -- it's like censorship. if trump wants to cut biden off, he has the will to do so. if joe biden wants to show everybody is overpowered because trump is more vocal and loud and co

and they had branches in nigeria, drc, the sahel which is in burkina faso and mali. in mozambique. difficult to _ across the world. but the thing i find difficult to get _ across the world. but the thing i find difficult to get my _ across the world. but the thing i find difficult to get my head - across the world. but the thing i i find difficult to get my head around is that they loathe hamas, for instance, they loathe the taliban. how come, you would think they would want to get them in to one big movement? iii want to get them in to one big movement?— want to get them in to one big movement? , ., ., ., ., movement? if you are following the hardest activity _ movement? if you are following the hardest activity you _ movement? if you are following the hardest activity you will _ movement? if you are following the hardest activity you will know - movement? if you are following the hardest activity you will know one . hardest activity you will know one of the key features is that there is an intense rivalry between the jihadist groups. but in is it is very simple, al-qaeda is very

go to the next drc-- >> if he wasn't doing this where would inflation be?ve gone down on its own. i believe. >> why? >> driven by lack of supply on shelves. i don't think he needed to do this. maybe 300 basis points. >> also battling fiscal spending. >> that's -- if you bring up the next -- slide, you'll see what's happening since he started raising rates. in the health care industry. completely insensitive interest rates, added 3.2 million jobs. in health care. since may of '22. zero impact. 3.2 million positive jobs since may of '22 in health care. and still a nursing shortage. more inflation, more people looking for jobs. report this morning, adp. >> reporter: shows second category. this is the one that's completely shocking, construction. this is where spending comes in. it looks just like health care. we've added a million jobs in construction. you lost a million jobs in '0' '07-'08 in construction. why? datacenters. the transportation bill. the chips act. the infrastructure bill. so, he's not getting layoffs in the part of the market that are most sen

cobalt, source cobalt from somewhere that doesn't have the conditions or have better conditions in the drc i think it's a combination of the last three is more realistic than stopping using batteries. >> we can work collectively to stop this is no one who has a soul can look at the pictures and say having an artificial state of 2030 electrified child working slavery. no one here to the best of my knowledge except those conditions in the hopes are equally serious about what's been identified as affordable. >> i'm amazed. >> the gentleman yields. he said everything we do is taxpayer resources or else we wouldn't do it. not sure i agree but, i will be more true so what ask your cooperation we can make these products faster. the first thing is that the administration identify places, would you work on identifying those to shorten up this time. and make it more cost-effective? >> in that case, i built back there any further questions? like to the committee for testimony. the committee stands adjourned. [background noises]

i think the second boy replied i'm not and said i drc, which is basically a way of saying i don't reallyelling in the notoriety. joining us now is a social justice campaigner and no stranger to this program. winston davis. and no stranger to this program. winston davis . winston, good winston davis. winston, good morning to you. the have we got winston. here he is. here's winston. here he is. here's winston. morning to you winston. winston. morning to you winston. winston. the obvious question is how on earth do these boys get access to this terrible weapon? but also, what's gone terribly wrong in their homes that they're posting photographs with this machete at 1:30 am. in the morning, and they randomly pick on someone and murder him, almost for fun , i mean, yeah, almost for fun, i mean, yeah, look, obviously very, very sad case, these , these boys, and case, these, these boys, and first to go back to the, you know , should we be naming them know, should we be naming them as the killers, is it in the public's interest? i'm not sure about that . i do think that the about that. i do thin

cobalt, source cobalt from somewhere that doesn't have the conditions or have better conditions in the drc think it's a combination of the last three is more realistic than stopping using batteries. >> we can work collectively to stop this is no one who has a soul can look at the pictures and say having an artificial state of 2030 electrified child working slavery. no one here to the best of my knowledge except those conditions in the hopes are equally serious about what's been identified as affordable. >> i'm amazed. >> the gentleman yields. he said everything we do is taxpayer resources or else we wouldn't do it. not sure i agree but, i will be more true so what ask your cooperation we can make these products faster. the first thing is that the administration identify places, would you work on identifying those to shorten up this time. and make it more cost-effective? >> in that case, i built back there any further questions? like to the committee for testimony. the committee stands adjourned. [background noises] ♪♪ seen an presidential debate live on these fancy. watch as presumptive no