has been protected. 0ver reasons yes, the conflict in the drc has been protected.the hand of rolando backed m 23. if that happens, in a region that is already under severe humanitarian crisis this is catastrophic. haifa under severe humanitarian crisis this is catastrophic. how powerful is this group? _ this is catastrophic. how powerful is this group? do _ this is catastrophic. how powerful is this group? do you _ this is catastrophic. how powerful is this group? do you think- this is catastrophic. how powerful is this group? do you think it's i is this group? do you think it's capable of fully taking on government forces? capable of fully taking on rovernment forces? , . ., ., , government forces? yes. in january last ear government forces? yes. in january last year at _ government forces? yes. in january last year at me — government forces? yes. in january last year at me and _ government forces? yes. in january last year at me and my _ government forces? yes. in january last year at me and my colleague i last year at me and my colleague could feel it even in th

rwanda does not want that against any military problem from the eastern part of the drc. step in otherwise were going to witness a dire situation spiral out of control. let's turn to some other important news around the world. hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses are still without power across the uk and ireland — a day after powerful storm eowyn. one man was killed in the storm — which the met office describes as probably the most powerful to hit in at least 10 years. thieves in the netherlands have broken into a museum, using explosives, and stolen ancient treasures from romania. three gold bracelets and the centrepiece of the exhibition — the helmet of cota-fenesht - the helmet of — were taken. the helmet, which is around two—and—a—half—thousand years old, was on loan from romania's national history museum. detectives believe it was a carefully planned operation — and warn it is part of a worrying trend. romania says it will do everything possible to recover the ancient artefacts. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. saturday was a day where the clean—up coul

yes, the conflict in the drc has been protracted, but over the last few years, we have not come thiss in a region that is already under severe humanitarian crisis, this will be catastrophic. how powerful is the group? is it capable of taking on government forces? yes, injanuary last year we were in a goma, and you could feel it even in the air that m23, if they really wanted, they could take over goma, taking over other cities, which is under 30 kilometres from goma, it means that they could do it. but the cynical part of this is they know that the eyes of the international community is not focused on them, especially here. they are taking advantage of what is the transition going on, to really make their moves. by this transition do you mean donald trump taking office? yes, because under the previous administration, they took a fairly hardline position with the rwandan government, telling them to respect their territorial integrity of the drc, notwithstanding some of their maybe overplayed hand of saying that they are protracting, they could see the population inside the drc. the ne

in december, they spoke of about 4000 rwandan defense troops present in the drc.lieve in the last spurt of attacks against the drc, even more troops crossed over. i also want to refer to the last emergency meetings of the united nations security council in which all of the members of the united security council denounced the presence of her london troops on the ground so we find ourselves in a situation where all the world is cognizant of the fact that rwandan defense troops are on the ground, everyone is saying it, the media is saying it, too. and the only voice that claims this is not true is the rwandan voice. amna: for anyone unfamiliar, can you briefly explain why this area is of such strategic importance? >> there wanted defense forces have been occupying strategic areas in eastern drc. i want to speak about room via. it is mined in the region. according to experts, rwandan defense forces have used forced labor to force children, women and men to mind artisanal mines to get this. in a month, the defense forces exploited and transferred over 150 million tons.

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in december, they spoke of about 4,000 rwandan defense troops present in the drc., in the last spurt of attacks against the drc, even more troops crossed over. i also want to refer us to the two last meetings, emergency meetings, of the united nations security council, in which all of the members of the united security council denounced the presence of rwandan troops on the ground. so we find ourselves in a situation where all the world is cognizant of the fact that rwandan defense troops are on the ground. everyone is saying it. the media, which is on the ground, is saying it too. and the only voice that claims that this is not true is the rwandan voice. amna: for anyone unfamiliar, can you kind of briefly explain why this area in particular is of such strategic importance, why there's fighting there now? therese: so, the rwandan defense forces have been occupying very strategic areas in eastern drc. i want to speak about rubaya. rubaya is mined in all of the region. according to united nations experts, rwandan defense forces have used forced labor to force labor

the drc has accused rwanda of troops across it's 77 it's closed 77 it's closed their ” 1&7; closedtheiiriboderi.’ in the us, says it has been hit by a large—scale says there's no doubt that rwandan troops are supporting the m23 group. killed in the violence and close to 400 say five civilians were killed in rwanda. here's barbara plett usher. on the move again. we abandoned our villages to come to goma, and even scenes of chaos. claims of who's in control. elsewhere, there is fear. this is only the latest chapter in three years parts of goma. rwanda supports the m23 cause, but for these soldiers, it's become a refuge. "we didn't get any help. but tough words for kigali at the un. the congolese ambassador accused rwanda of invading the country to support m23. rwanda denies direct involvement, despite evidence in a un report. republic of congo. it is my belief... amid fears of a wider war. of a military solution to the challenges that faced eastern drc. clashes over the border. and an african regime gone bad. amongst those fleeing goma were un staff and their families. other humanitarian work

the humanitarian crisis in the drc can only get worse for those surrounded by fighting. with no place left to go, ben hunt, cnn. >> you're watching cnn newsroom coming to you live from hong kong. and up next, the matchup for super bowl 59 is now set. there are two teams who already have a history together in the nfl's title game. and one of them is looking to make history. those details next. >> you know that thing your family. >> does? yeah. >> that thing. someone made it a thing way back in the day. but where did it come from? and how did it get all the way to you? curious ancestry can help you find out. because that thing has a story and it's still being written. see for yourself at ancestry. >> i'm barbara and i'm from saint joseph, michigan. i'm a retired school librarian. i'm also a library board trustee. a mother of two and a grandmother of two. about five years ago, i was working full time. i had an awful lot of things to take care of. i needed all the help i could get. i saw the commercials for prevagen. i started taking it and it helped. i was better able to ta

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the drc, these army is out mass, but the president says it will retaliate. you know, the bus does the vigorous, coordinated response against these terrorists and the sponsors is on the way out. valiant armed forces of the democratic republic of congo. symbols of courage and patry. it isn't fully mobilized, ready to defend every inch about territory. miss international attempts to stop advising happened unsuccessful dispute representatives of the r c, and rwanda had met with the un. however, a meeting of the 2 presidents men to be held uncanny of this week was canceled by regional groups have also been pushing for peace. but so far, diplomacy has failed. meanwhile, the people of goma are suffering. the un says water and electricity supplies up and cut off the thinking about this. it goes on need being able to come out because the guns have gone solid and we had to come out to find some water. in many homes, food is finished, the water is finished. the m 23 rebels to control the government in 2012, but were forced to retreat the following year. this time they

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m23 rebels supported by rwanda, are reported to have captured in the eastern drc. people have been killedfurther into goma — we're looking at pictures of armed people outside of goma's airport — which is reportedly under the control of m23 fighters. increased risks — 17 members of the multinational anne soy in nairobi. what more can you tell us about the of this conflict? we the state of this conflict? it chaotic understand it is a chaotic situation on the ground. arms situation onthegrodnd. arms been recovered situation ontheground. arms been recovered from have been recovered from competence abandoned them z the and ii theii andifliedi,i i ii theii against i on the streets and fled, and the un peacekeeping mission there says they have been. their best to trying their best to secure as well as these weapons as well as those from combatants, from surrendered combata hts. members from surrendered combatants. members of the including members of the congolese army, who have they have congolese army, who have these they have congolese army, who have these and y have congolese army, who have t

the drc accused rwanda of sending troops across the border.nd royalty are gathering at the site of the nazi concentration camp auschwitz — to mark the 80th anniversary of its liberation. hello. i'm sally bundock. we begin in the middle east — where displaced palestinians have begun returning to northern gaza.

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the drc accused rwanda of sending troops across the border. survivors of the holocaust, along with heads of state and royalty are gathering at the site of the nazi concentration camp auschwitz — to mark its 80th anniversary of liberation. and in business, europe's energy conundrum, as ukraine works towards a deal to ship gas from azerbaijan through its network, hungry�*s prime minister calls for the continued flow of russian gas. hello, and a very warm welcome to the programme. we begin in the middle east — where in the last hour displaced palestinians have begun to return to northern gaza. these are the live pictures from gaza. we have seen long lines of people streaming along the coast road and the towns. some are in vehicles, others carrying their possessions on their back. over the weekend, thousands of palestinians who had hoped to be allowed back home had gathered at the military barrier which had been blocking their route. the israeli authorities had made the return of tens of thousands of palestinians to the north conditional on the re

the drc accused rwanda of sending troops across the broder.fficials in belarus say that alexander lukashenko has won the presidential election on sunday. critics dismiss this vote as a sham. coming up in business, europe's energy conundrum — as ukraine works towards a deal to ship gas from azerbaijan through its network. hungary's prime minister calls for the continued flow of russian gas. hello, i'm lauren taylor. we begin in the middle east — where displaced palestinians are returning to northern gaza. these are the live pictures from gaza. we have seen long lines of people streaming along the coast road — some in vehicles, others carrying their possessions on their back. over the weekend, thousands of palestinians who had hoped to be allowed back home had gathered at the military barrier which had been blocking the route. the israeli authorities had made the return of tens of thousands of palestinians to the north conditional on the release of an israeli civilian hostage. you civilian hostage. can see this sheer scale of the you can see thi

the drc government accuses rwanda of aiding m23, m23 fighters want control of goma congo goma is third off, no running water, the 23 and rwandan forces encircled the city went inside. before they went inside. we are seeing a rise in risefin the f risefin the cost f risefin the cost �*fofod, steep rise inithe cost of food. have been on phone all we have been on the phone all day with people talking about having to walk ten to 12 kilometres each way to cross the border into rwanda divide food at �* prices with ; j:- which to go back to the homes, so this is not even about medical :-— ffood stocks and medical crisis, food stocks and medical stocks around the city have been sacked and looted and ngos circulate, so fee—e ese'eeed— seed— �*fffed seed �*j’zfle' " circulate, so it on a major strategic ffffarfidfchfefref ff ff f frfifdfthefrthanf ff ff f arfidfthfefrthanftof f f a ndtherehantobe f arfidfchfefre fhanftofbfeffsfomfef city and there has to be some recourse immediately to enable people to get on with their daily lives. thanks for stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. also some

let's see on that one. you very of congo. almost the whole of goma, the biggest city in the eastern drcespondent anne soy has the latest from nairobi. trying their best to secure these weapons, as well as those by angola and kenya. so what does the president make of the intervention of marco rubio? congo, and they should stop their support for m23 rebels. stay with us on bbc hello, there. days are looking dry. area of low pressure. but it will bring a windy, cloudy, wet day to the extreme single digits for most. but with skies clearing overnight, cold air mass, likely to see frost develop, and that will greet us still a few showers and strong breeze across the north its way in from the west. and there's your thursday temperatures. the sunshine to compensate. so it's likely most of it will be of rain, but we could figures across the board. so i think most of the rain will stay out west both take care. at a huge hindu religious festival in northern india. ajudge in the us blocks donald trump's freeze britain's chancellor is expected to back a new runway at heathrow airport — as she tries

denies it is directly involved, though it does admit to having troops and missile systems in eastern drclled for the congolese government to negotiate. earlier, congolese and rwandan troops exchanged fire. five civilians were killed. >> the situation is tense and volatile then eastern congo's biggest city. the employee three rebels claim they have seized this -- m23 rebels claim they have seized the capital but the army says they still have control of strategic areas and residents have been reporting gunfire throughout the day. this is just the latest chapter in years of fighting which has displaced hundreds of thousands of people and many of them had been surging towards goma to try to find shelter. now they find themselves on the move yet again. the congolese government has accused ramonda of sending troops across the border to help m23. now m23 says it is fighting to protect a persecuted tutsi minority and that is a cause that rwanda supports but it says it says that is not directly involved, despite a u.n. report which says otherwise. the rwanndans are also concerned about a coalitio

ceasefire in the democratic republic of congo. almost the whole of goma, the biggest city in the eastern drce been more on this story when we get it. the mona lisa is to be given its own space the move was announced as part of a major shake—up of the louvre announced by the french president. emmanuel macron said the louvre would be redesigned, world's busiest museum. outside the european union a higher entry fee. vibrant celebrations. dragon and snake figures. the goddess mazu for good fortune. more on this in the business news. in meantime, you are news. in the meantime, you are bbc news. stay watching bbc news. stay with us. hello, there. with these low pressure systems, which have brought days are looking dry. in fact, for the end of the week, high pressure will tend to build in to bring a lot of dry and sunny weather. wednesday we've got a lot of sunshine around, a few but it will bring a windy, cloudy, wet day to the extreme now the heaviest of the rain, the strongest winds remaining offshore, but it looks like the channel islands dry with some sunshine. it will be a chilly day, tempera

the m—23 is a prominent rebel group that has been operating since it turned against the drc�*s government coast of the annexed crimea following an incident with two tankers that was badly damaged in the black sea over a month ago. bbc verify�*s 0lga robinson has more. 0ver over the past month, russian social media have been flooded with images like this, people in suits cleaning terlich substances on the beach, and it is oil used to fuel vessels and estimated that 5000 tons has leaked in the sea. it happened here, the strait that separates russia from the crimean peninsula. two vessels were damaged in late december and russian scientists estimate their spill could be twice the size of the last significant oil spill in 2007. this is a video of the latest incident that were released by russian authorities in december showing one oil tanker split in half with streaks of oil clearly visible in the water. the other one went aground. ukrainian activists have accused these vessels of being part of the shadow oilfield, tankers poorly maintained and not properly insured and thought to be used to m

east of the democratic republic of the congo un peacekeepers have been involved in clashes between the drce are fears of further casualties as the rebels advance on the city of goma. the african union has called for a halt to the conflict. translation: we are angry because even after fleeing . to goma, the enemy still wants to pursue us. we demand to be given weapons so that we can defend our country. if we die, we would die for our country. police in the netherlands are on hunt for theives who broke into a museum overnight — allegedly using explosives — and stole priceless ancient artifacts. local police say there were multiple perpetrators and the heist was well—prepared. translation: we are deeply shocked by the events of last| night in our drents museum. in its 170—year existence, such a major incident has never occurred. a number of objects have been stolen, including the masterpiece, the helmet of cotofenesti from the 5th century bc. with me is europe regional editor danny aeberhard. good to see you. what happened? about 3:a5am local time, there was a big explosion at this small muse

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our reporter emery makumeno is in the drc�*s capital, kinshasa. he gave me the latest. hiding in their residences. the governor of the north kivu, who took office just two days ago, has come out and said that, all the forces in goma and all the patriots in goma should take arms and be ready to defend, goma not to fall under the control of the m23. so the situation is tense and of fear inside goma as we speak. and we are hearing reports that gunfire can be heard in the city centre of goma as rewind and backs rebels moving from the north and a french agency journalist his large explosions after night fell in goma and m 23 group called on the congolese delay dame —— lay down their arms. to belarus now, and the first exit poll in the presidential election the eu has branded �*a sham' — shows alexander lukashenko on course to win a seventh term with 87.6% of the vote. he was up against four other candidates — one of whom ran under the slogan "together with lukashenko". his fiercest critics and most serious rivals are either in prison or have been forced into exile. as people

our reporter emery makumeno is in the drc�*s capital, kinshasa. happening in the east of the country. the m23 have closed in. i've talked to some residents. they've told me, and they are in the north of the city, and they can hear gunshots and heavy artillery being fired from the morning up till now. many residents are now, hiding in their residences. the governor of the north kivu, who took office just two days ago, has come out and said that, all the forces in goma and all the patriots in goma should take arms and be ready to defend, goma not to fall under the control of the m23. so the situation is tense and of fear inside goma as we speak. hello from the bbc sport centre. the problems continue to mount for tottenham and manager ange postocoglou. they were beaten, at home, by strugglers leicester — themselves desperate for a win. spurs are without a win in seven league games, a run stretching back to last year. they opened the scoring through richarlison — but goals from jamie vardy and then bilal el—khannouss saw leicester city come back into

the drc accused rwanda of sending troops across the broder.y. critics dismiss this vote as a sham. coming up in business, europe's energy conundrum — as ukraine works towards a deal to ship gas from azerbaijan through its network. hungary's prime minister calls for the continued flow of russian gas.

un peacekeepers have been involved in clashes between the drc�*s army and m23 fighters who are backedy of goma. the african union has called for a halt to the conflict. congo's foreign ministry has recalled its diplomats from rwanda asking it to cease its activities and can chess out within 24—hour is. un peacekeepers have also been involved in the clashes. there are fears of further casualties as fighting continues. the african union has called for a halt to the conflict. translation: we are angry because even _ translation: we are angry because even after- translation: we are angry because even after fleeing . translation: we are angry i because even after fleeing the enemy still wants to consumers. we want weapon so we can defend our country. if we die we will die for our country. police in the netherlands are on hunt for thieves who broke into a museum overnight — allegedly using explosives — and stole priceless ancient artifacts. the drents museum in the city of assen was hit by an explosion at around four in the morning local time. among the items taken were three gold bracelets

the space been following the takeover of the drc east east and the city of goma. and you claim the minute friends entered the area after being requested to do so by local residents who ask for protection. a presence is the result of a general crisis in our country, which does not spare any category of citizens. thousands of displaced people have been taken hostage by the government. in contrast that we are in the city of government to answer the multiple distress cools of our compatriots who are living in a situation of insecurity which was imposed on them by the coalition of the can. she also regime we are come to lease. we shall continue the march of liberation to can shasta, when they ask us to retreat. where do they want us to retreat to? we are not going anywhere. the d r. c's president earlier said that the un failed to sufficiently address what he described as lawanda support for the m 23 mid attends group. he accused the neighboring lawanda. how validating international norms and endangering regional stability is the one that continually lawanda continues

the drc is a mineral—rich countries and there have been tensions for a while now.eply concerning. we will bring you more on that meeting when we get it. on monday, the world will mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz—birkenau. the camp was opened by the nazis in occupied poland in 1940. it started as a concentration and labour camp but was transformed into a notorious extermination camp. more than one million people were murdered there, the majority were jews. the 27th january also marks holocaust memorial day to remember the 6 millionjews killed during the second world war. we have been talking to dov forman, the great—grandson of an auschwitz survivor, lily ebert, who died in october, aged 100. she lived an incredible life. she survived but not only survived, she thrived, she had ten grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren. and a great grandchild in her hundred and first year. she was born in a small suburban orthodox town to a jewish family. she described her childhood as an idyllic one, one that was similar to what i grew up in but she says tha

our reporter emery makumeno is in the drc�*s capital, kinshasa. of the country. the m23 have closed in. i've talked to some residents. they've told me, and they are in the north of the city, and they can hear gunshots and heavy artillery being fired from the morning up till now. many residents are now, hiding in their residences. the governor of the north kivu, who took office just two days ago, has come out and said that, all the forces in goma and all the patriots in goma should take arms and be ready to defend, goma not to fall under the control of the m23. so the situation is tense and, of fear inside goma as we speak. and, emery, we've heard from the un that they are pulling all of their nonessential staff out of goma. i mean, there already is a dire humanitarian situation in that part of the country. even before this latest outbreak of violence. what do you think the consequences are of the un reducing its presence there? well, they did say that the essential, they are still helping the congolese army to halt the advance of the m23. so the b

you in peace keeping gave a briefing to journalists here, as well as another top un official from the drc see. and it was a very gloomy picture that they painted of the situation in north keybo. and particularly in goma, both officials said that the situation is very fluid. they said it's hard for them even to get information out of goma at times. because they gave an example. there were instances in last 2448 hours. the un personnel had to go in underground bunkers for period periods of time for their own safety and were cut off from communications. so the situation is very fluid. but jump here, laquata to peacekeeping and other, the other you and for you for both said that it's unclear at this very moment. if the m 23 have full control of goma. let's listen to a little bit more of what was said of that briefing. a cycling, it's still very much an ongoing, it's very, very fluid. it's, uh, it's, uh, it's not over yet. um. so there are, there are many, many dynamics in town. and so it's a very, very fluid situation. it's a very dangerous situation. as on the i said, i think i will, i will

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wound, his greatest fears when health emergencies and strike like polio and gaza war and pox in the drcto step up, and he says he fears this will allow china to get more influence. more coming up with christian in the us and from me for now, bye—bye. here is helen with the weather. good evening. fog may well be an issue again through the night and for tomorrow morning's rush, but it'll be all change by friday when storm eowyn arrives across our shores. it's the fifth named storm of the season. this may be a notch up — we're talking about gusts of wind up to 90 miles an hour, possibly more, so a very powerful storm. for the meantime, we've still got low pressure, but it's the light winds giving the fog. we may see this arm of rain push by towards the south—east, but this is what is coming in — rapidly developing across the atlantic as it rushes towards our shores thursday night into friday. that is storm eowyn. as for this evening, still some rain to come on our weather front straddling the country. showers to the north, but under the clearing skies, fog is an issue again, i think throug

. >> one of the things that happened overnight, we had the and drc, one of the major government agenciesnd china saying they would expand the consumption subsidies we have seen toward home appliances and auto including electric vehicles, there was a very strong rally overnight in hong kong from specific economies, the apple ecosystem, aac optical, as well as a major player in mobile phones in china, a competitor to the iphone but, i'm really surprised that apple is not rallying off of this news, the world's second-largest economy is stimulating, and you see that gear to home electronics, not only benefit ali baba but jd.com, that is like the best buy of china online, so we think it's just a little bit out of sight, out of mind for u.s. global investors and the real positives happening in china literally today. >> those are the individual names that david double down on when he was reducing his broad exposure to china a quarter or two ago and looking at what he foresaw as some of the individual beneficiaries here. also interesting, you have seen a few olive branches, while we are talking

because what we first see as we dig through some of the data in the drc is that measles and mpox work are commingled in a data. so are we really seeing an mpox case or is this a measles case that we know is severe for children? one is trying to disentangle that data, then understand, are we seeing any trans mission of mpox in a school setting, in a church setting, in market settings? we are not, which is great, but let's make sure we are understanding in terms of risk for children or risk for household contacts. we are seeing some household contact spread. and so we do think it is more transmissible potentially than the type of mpox that is currently here in the united states. that all being said, we're seeing children with mpox, and y es, we are working on making sure we have protocols in east africa that are going to be working on the vaccine. obviously vaccines cannot be tested in places where there is no mpox, and so we want to be testing in a place where we know kids are being exposed to it, understanding how a vaccine can work, build up that evidence base so that if we get to a

we aggressively add new brands and new warehouse locations, new copper brands from the drc. new warehouse locations in jeddah and now hong kong. and i think to a certain extent, that then provides us that resilience, that when people are looking for that diversity of supply, we're not ourselves dependent on any one region or geography. i'm pleased to say joining us around the set is amjad pfizer icu, ceo of inquest. amjad, great to have you with us. >> thank you for. >> inviting me. i want to start off with the policy issues that we're seeing the united states drill, baby, drill. that was the message first up from trump versus in the uk where you're operating and you're facing windfall taxes still that were initially meant to be a one off but just stayed and stayed. how different is the regulatory regime for you when energy is meant to be a huge part of the manufacturing process and security in the future? >> it's a. >> it's a massive difference. >> i mean, obviously, trump is pushing. >> hard to maximize. >> value in the us already, even under. >> biden has become. >> the l

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the drc accused rwanda of sending troops across the border. survivors of the holocaust, along with heads of state and royalty are gathering at the site of the nazi concentration camp auschwitz — to mark the 80th anniversary of its liberation. hello. i'm sally bundock. we begin in the middle east — where displaced palestinians have begun returning to northern gaza. it comes as hamas says it will release six hostages this week including arbel yehud — the civilian at the centre of a row which led to israel delaying the return of gazans to northern gaza. hamas released 4 soldiers on saturday, but not ms yehud. israel accused hamas of breaching the ceasefire deal under which israeli civilians were to be freed first in exchange for the release of palestinian prisoners. but a statement from qatar's foreign ministry says israel would now permit tens of thousands of palestinians waiting to return to their homes in the north to do so from this morning. in other developments, egypt has rejected any attempt to relocate palestinians from gaza, after us pre