extend the ceasefire from monday, the fourth day of eid.th the ceasefire will be shared with the nation soon. i also urge the taliban to extend their ceasefire. the afghans want an end to the cycle of violence. at the moment the temporary ceasefire has raised hopes of permanent. —— permanent peace. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. i7 17 people have been killed in caracas outside a nightclub. at least eight of the dead are children. the club was packed with students celebrating the end of the school year. thailand's king has been granted full, personal ownership of royal assets thought to be worth at least $30 billion. a change in the law last year gave the king control over thailand's crown property bureau, which has historically controlled the royal fortune on behalf of the monarchy. the monarch will now — for the first time — pay taxes. the greek prime minister, alexis tsipras, has survived a parliamentary vote of confidence over a deal made to settle a long—running name dispute with macedonia. earlier, outs

in some places, soldiers were hugging taliban fighters and exchanging eid greetings. kabul. the interior minister, wais ahmad barmak, met taliban fighters briefly, an almost unthinkable encounter a few days ago. but the taliban says it is only temporary. translation: we don't have a problem with afghan police and afghan forces. we fight because there are foreigners in our country. there are americans in our country. we fight americans if we see them now, and we will fight them after the ceasefire has finished. the truth has been widely observed in most parts of afghanistan, but the ceasefire was marred by a suicide attack in nangarhar province. despite the breach, the afghan president, ashraf ghani, wants the ceasefire to continue. translation: i have ordered afghan security and defence forces to extend the ceasefire from monday, the fourth day of eid. more details of the ceasefire will be shared with the nation soon. i also urge the taliban to extend their ceasefire. the war—weary afghans want an end to the cycle of violence. for the moment, the temporary ceasefire h

least 31 people are killed in the north east of nigeria as militants attack crowds celebrating the eidestival. and i'm ollie foster live in moscow at the world cup bar we have had yet another surprising result. the shot gives mexico the lead. and an upset for defending champions germany in the world cup as they lose their opening match to mexico. hello and welcome to bbc world news. more than six hundred migrants are spending theirfirst night on dry land in spain after having disembarked from a rescue boat at the centre of a major immigration dispute in europe. the aquarius has docked in spain, having been turned away by two other eu states earlier last week. the ship rescued the migrants eight days ago off the coast of libya. it was refused entry by italy and malta and so had to travel an extra one thousand three hundred kilometres to spain. damian grammaticas reports from valencia. from the aquarius, the first sight this morning of spain. it's week—long odyssey across the mediterranean at an end. finally in valencia was a port prepared to welcome the ship. there was a moment ofjoy fo

or notjust a eid holiday announcement. this followed...owing some big developments towards what is happening today. the top american general in afghanistan announced last week that afghan officials have managed to hold talks with mid to high—level taliban officials, about peace talks, and that was followed by a grand gathering of afghanistan's religious clergy in the capital, kabul, which called on taliban and the afghan government to stop fighting. which was followed by last thursday's afghan government, a week—long ceasefire which will be triggered on the 12th ofjune. the afghan government's ceasefire conditions — it will not attack taliban forces but they will continue to attack is and foreign militants in the country. the taliban also says they will continue to attack international forces, although small numbers, but they have emphasised they will attack. in fact this is the first time they are addressing afghan forces as the internal opposition, because in the past they used to call them the puppet regime soldiers, but this is a soft

lost tribes in the amazonian rainforest knows the eid dividend does not exist.hat would happen to the economy if there was not a brexit vote. they do not know. 0 nto not a brexit vote. they do not know. 0nto the next page for that you can carry on with your point. this is one of the points, the magic money tree, on the front of the metro. carry on. they do not know. they do not know. i wish they would come clea n not know. i wish they would come clean and say, part of the referendum, we forecast by, y and z in terms of gdp growth. we think gdp growth might be lower. forecasting is dodgy. i know from bitter, bitter experience was that if you look at the obr experience was that if you look at the 0br forecast and the iss forecast and the bank of england forecast, they are riddled with big divisions. do not get running away with this idea that they know exactly about it because they do not. this has now turned into a brexit debate really. not. this has now turned into a brexit debate reallyi not. this has now turned into a brexit debate really. i think this is clev

translation: god willing, we will celebrate the feast of eid in hodaida. the prize is the port. years. the coalition accuses them of plundering yemen's wealth and using incoming aid as a bargaining chip. the houthis say they are resisting international aggression, and won't give it up. translation: the navalforce was able to target a warship with two missiles. the warship has been completely destroyed, and the rest of the warships fled due to the fear of the same fate. caught in the middle are yemen's malnourished and poverty—stricken civilians. over 8 million people are now dependent on food aid, and this has been described as the world's worst humanitarian crisis. the hodaida operation is being run from here, abu dhabi, the capital of the united arab emirates. uae officials insist there is no pause in the campaign to drive houthi rebels out of hodaida, simply that the first phase has been completed. they also say there is a major force waiting in reserve across the red sea at a base in eritrea. one thing is certain. the saudis and the emiratis who are backing this campaign to

there have been extraordinary scenes in the afghan capital kabul where taliban militants have joined eidelebrations — embracing security forces.

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series of attacks on afghan forces, hours after promising a rare ceasefire for the muslim holiday of eidck in germany, a 20—year old iraqi suspect is extradited to face charges of raping and murdering a m year old girl. celebrating the queen's 92nd birthday. harry and megan join the rest of the royal family as the duchess of sussex enjoys her first trooping the colour. we have got breaking news from the g7 summit in canada stop it president trump says that he will not endorse thejoint president trump says that he will not endorse the joint communique which was issued after the summit and ina which was issued after the summit and in a tweety said that his decision was in a response to comments made by the canadian prime minister just comments made by the canadian prime ministerjust in trudeau. he accused him of making false statements and said that canada charging massive ta riffs said that canada charging massive tariffs to us farmers, workers and companies. he went on to say that justin trudeau had been meek and mild during their meetings, but had later described us tariffs as insulting

series of attacks on afghan forces, hours after promising a rare ceasefire for the muslim holiday of eidck in germany, a 20—year old iraqi suspect is extradited to face charges of raping and murdering a m year old girl. celebrating the queen's 92nd birthday. harry and megan join the rest of the royal family as the duchess of sussex enjoys her first trooping the colour. hello. president trump has changed his mind about endorsing the joint communique issued after the g7 summit in canada. in a tweet, mr trump said his decision was in response to comments made by the host, the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau at a news conference. he accused mr trudeau of making false statements and said canada was charging massive tariffs to us farmers, workers and companies. his went on to say that mr trudeau had been meek and mild during their meetings, but had later described us tariffs as insulting. our correspondent gary o'donoghue is live in quebec for us now. from where you are sitting, was it a bit of a surprise that president trump came out with these? surprise, i guess, surprise, iguess, bu

series of attacks on afghan forces, hours after promising a rare ceasefire for the muslim holiday of eid in germany, a 20—year old iraqi suspect is extradited to face charges of raping and murdering a m year old girl. celebrating the queen's 92nd birthday. harry and megan join the rest of the royal family as the duchess of sussex enjoys her first real taste of pomp and pageantry. hello. president trump has changed his mind about endorsing the joint communique issued after the g7 summit in canada. in a tweet, mr trump said his decision was in response to comments made by the host, the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau at a news conference, after the us president left canada for singapore. pm trudeau acted so meek and mild during our g7 this wasjustin trudeau during his news conference, after president trump had departed the summit. i highlighted directly to the president that canadians did not take it lightly, that the united states has moved forward with significant tariffs on our steel and aluminum industry, and we do not take lightly the fact that it is based on national security

series of attacks on afghan forces, hours after promising a rare ceasefire for the muslim holiday of eidck in germany, a 20—year old iraqi suspect is extradited to face charges of raping and murdering a 14—year—old girl. celebrating the queen's 92nd birthday — harry and megan join the rest of the royal family as the duchess of sussex enjoys her first real taste of pomp and pageantry. hello. president trump has changed his mind about endorsing the joint communique issued after the g7 summit in canada. in a tweet from on board air force one, mr trump said his decision was in response to comments made by the host, the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau at a news conference after the us president left canada for singapore. gary o'donoghue reports from the summit in quebec. scarcely 2a hours after the president arrived at a summit he had thought about skipping altogether, he was off, defiant in the face of a clutch of world leaders still furious with america's unilateral trade tariffs. the warning signs came early when he had showed up late for a leadership brea kfast had showed up late

but at least at the end of this week, friday is expected to be eid and the country will for the firsted by the afg ha n announcement was followed by the afghan government's week—long announcement of a ceasefire on thursday. the taliban have said they will not attack afghan security forces, but they will attack international forces across the country. and the afghan government announcement said they will not attack taliban forces, but they will engage is and foreign fighters as well as al-qaeda militants in the country. that is a reminder of how complicated things have become since the taliban regime was effectively forced from power by the international invasion 17 years ago now. how highly do politicians in afghanistan wrecked the prosperous ofa afghanistan wrecked the prosperous of a peace deal? to the see the taliban as persuadable to become like other political forces in afghanistan, or is it naive to think that that could happen? actually, until the announcement of this ceasefire, the hopes for any tangible achievement towards peace in afghanistan had paled because the afg ha n i

series of attacks on afghan forces, hours after promising a rare ceasefire for the muslim holiday of eidadmire your luck, mr...? bond. james bond. also in the programme, the first actor to be known as a bond girl — eunice gayson — has died at the age of 90. president trump says he's told allies at the g7 summit in canada that the united states needs an end to unfair trade practices — which he described as "ridiculous and unacceptable". he then left the summit early and is now flying to singapore for his meeting with north korea's leader. the remaining g7 leaders are working out a rules—based trade framework, despite the objections of president trump. from quebec, gary o'donoghue reports. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states... not quite the grand entry the president is used to, but with the us isolated from many of its closest allies on trade, donald trump knew he'd be facing questions about america's new tariffs, and he showed little sign that any kind of compromise had been reached. it's going to change, 100%, and tariffs are going to come way down, because we peopl

taliban in afghanistan has announced a three—day ceasefire to take place over the muslim holiday of eid its kind for 17 years. the militants said foreign forces would be excluded from the ceasefire. violence in the country has continued today, with more than 65 members of the security forces killed in taliban attacks. our correspondent sho—eib sharifi is following developments from kabul. afghanistan had eight war and peace, with this quite big number of security forces killed across the country, and for major attacks, followed by telegram surprising and quite unexpected announcement of three date cease—fire, i now think they will halt or in the attacks on afg ha n they will halt or in the attacks on afghan security forces. this is celebrated, hailed very high here on the ground, with locals who are suffering violence every day across the country, because this is the first time the group has been fighting the us backs government for the past 17 years nonstop. this is the past 17 years nonstop. this is the very first practical measure, the very first practical measure, the very first ges

series of attacks on afghan forces, hours after promising a rare ceasefire for the muslim holiday of eiddmire you, i admire you, mr... bond, james bond. also in the programme, the first actor to be known as a "bond girl," eunice gayson, has died at the age of 90. hello, and welcome to bbc news. president trump has departed the g7 summit in canada leaving behind dispute and division as world leaders continue to disagree over global trade. mr trump was fiercely criticised after defending his decision to impose tariffs on some imported goods, a move he said was necessary to protect us interests, but which others fear could spark a global trade war. a short while ago a joint statement was agreed by all the leaders promising to look at reducing obstacles to free trade, but serious divisions remain, as gary o'donoghue reports. scarcely 2a hours after the president arrived at a summit he had thought about skipping altogether, he was off, defiant in the face of a group of world leaders still furious with america's unilateral trade tariffs. earlier, he had showed up late for a leadership breakfas

eid is a time for feasting and spending time with family and friends.up to date with how we see the next few days or so across all parts of the british isles. storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it. some of the gusts were really quite disruptive. this was the damage as seenin disruptive. this was the damage as seen in the eastern side of ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. further south, ayrshire. but it wasn't like it everywhere. furthersouth, once the frontal system cleared away, yes, it was a breezy old day, but at least there was some sunshine to speak of, and that will be the way of it for the most part on friday, as well. there is hector heading the weight towards the top end of the north sea, up into the norwegian sea. still quite a powerful beast. so it will still be quite breezy across northern part of scotland but nowhere near the sort of strength that we saw during the course of thursday. they will still be quite a raft of showers, longer spells of getting into central, western parts of scotla nd getting into cent

same day the afghan taliban announced it will mark a three day ceasefire over the muslim festival of eid passenger groups have described the decision to award a cbe to the chief executive of network rail as a "slap in the face". mark carne was named in the queen's birthday honours list after weeks of disruption across several rail networks, caused by the introduction of a new timetable. joe lynam reports. protesters on the march in the lake district, they are have been no trains to windermere for a week and some fear it could damage the tourist industry. it is a local issue caused by a wider shakeup of timetables in england. so what do they feel about the boss of network rail getting a cbe? it makes a mockery of the whole awards system. iama mockery of the whole awards system. i am a brit and i mockery of the whole awards system. i am a britand i like mockery of the whole awards system. i am a brit and i like to believe in it and people who get them it. but this is saying that it is not what you have done, it is who you know. whoever the queen and the government get on is none of my conc

two deadly attacks on afghan soldiers — just after promising a ceasefire for the muslim holiday of eidn and members of the royal family take part in her official birthday celebrations at the trooping the colour parade in central london. thank you for your company today. now on bbc news, buckle up for a newsbeat special on formula e. these cars are definitely... we go green in mexico city! all the talking stops and eight is all about business. not much to say. i think this is the future. it has a guilt free capacity to it. it's all electric and it's all environmentally friendly. all of us have to move our technology to be clean rather than dirty energy like petrol. 10k travel the world to compete street tracks. now in its fourth season it's notjust changing the face of motorsport. it is changing the way we drive as well. lynn climbs out of the car. he's off! he crashed in free practice one and he has crashed in free practice can he dig himself out? that makes me feel sad for him, actually. a fantastic driver but that shows you the pressure every one of these drivers is under. i'm newspe

the festival me eid al-fitr at the end of ramadan and is celebrated with family gatheringseasting. high temperatures and dry conditions in the west are helping to spread wildfires. firefighters in southwestern colorado are battlg a blaze that grew 40% larger in one day, forcing a total of 1,500 homes to be evacua federal agencies are now tracking two dozen wildfires in eight states. and forecasts warn of "above- normal significant large firen potential"june for southern california and the four corners region of colorado, new mexico, arizona, and utah. meet a "conversion therapy" survivor who helped to spur canada's first ban on the practice. visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: when it comes to student misbehavior, many schools across the country hav"" zero therance" policies wh often lead to suspensions. these policies disproportionately affect students of color. tht now, some school districts-- includine in san francisco, denver, and new york city-- have turned aw from zero tolerance, and replaced it with what is known as" restorative justice." in these programs, students are

it is now europe‘s largest eid gathering. kevin reid reports. a community coming together from all over birmingham and even from nationally before coming to this event. when these celebrations were first held in 2011, there were around 12,000 visitors, but today organisers say that figure has now swelled to around 140,000. it‘s not an official figure for the organisers insist it‘s the biggest event of its kind. in the western world. and they are keen to stress is open to everybody. with the climate of islamophobia, etc, in order to counteract that we need to be open and we are open and we need to come together to such events and many events that go on in the city to show unity amongst communities that are here. this makes it even more special to share it with other people. we have people from different backgrounds, different cultures, and it'sjust a way where we are able to say to the world we are all equal. 200 people have volunteered to help with the clear up and planning for next years event has already begun. he was brought up in a tent on t

the eid celebrations in birmingham are increasingly popular.oming to this event. when these celebrations were first held in 2011, there were around 12,000 visitors, but today, organisers say that figure has now swelled to around 140,000. it is not an official figure, around 140,000. it is not an officialfigure, but around 140,000. it is not an official figure, but organisers insist that it is the biggest event of its kind in the western world, and they are keen to stress it is open to everybody. with the current climate of islamophobia, etc, in order to counteract that, we need to be open, and we had to be open and come together in many events, and show communities that are here. this makes it even more special, to share it with other people. we have got people from other backgrounds, different cultures, and isjust a way where we are able to say to the world, we are all equal. 200 people have volunteered to help with the clear is planning for next year‘s adventure story began. —— event has already began. half now this is not necessarily what yo

have been extraordinary scenes in the afghan capital, kabul, where taliban militants havejoined be eidelebrations, embracing security forces. at an attack in eastern afghanistan has killed at least 20. spain has accepted an offer from france to take on some of the migrants from the aquarius rescue ship, which was denied entry to italy. the vessel is currently en route to valencia with more than 600 people on board. now on bbc world news, it is 50 years since sir robin knoxjonhston sailed non—stop around the world. to mark this unique anniversary, sir robin talks about his epic voyage and why he did it. in 1968, robin knox—johnston set off to sail around the world in the sunday times golden globe race. this is his story. when a big wave is coming towards the boat, it's too late to be scared. that shark is stopping me, so he's got to go. i think it's not a bad way to spend your life actually. robin knox—johnston was an experienced merchant seamen, he'd spent eight years working for the british india company on the shipping routes around india, east and south africa. but in 1967, somethin

soldiers and police in afghanistan, hours after promising a rare ceasfire for the muslim holiday of eidnewest member of the british royal family, the duchess of sussex, joined queen elizabeth to celebrate her official birthday at the annual trooping the colour. the ceremony included an raf flypast over buckingham palace. now on bbc news, a newsbeat documentary. formula e — driving change. these cars are definitely... we go green in mexico city! all the talking stops and eight is all about business. not much to say. i think this is the future. it has a guilt free capacity to it. it's all electric and it's all environmentally friendly. all of us have to move our technology to be clean rather than dirty energy like petrol. 10k travel the world to compete street tracks. now in its fourth season it's notjust changing the face of motorsport. it is changing the way we drive as well. the last couple of races... in the wall! lynn climbs out of the car. he's off! he crashed in free practice one and he has crashed in free practice two. can he dig himself out? that makes me feel sad for him, actual

same day the afghan taliban announced it will mark a three day ceasefire over the muslim festival of eidirming, there was an earthquake in lincolnshire just after ten confirming, there was an earthquake in lincolnshirejust after ten p.m.. the geological society said it had a magnitude of .9. people have reported feeling tremors as far as the norwich and birmingham. and he is in the studio with a. normally when it comes to earthquakes we would be panicking but it sounds exciting. on a worldwide scale it is not a big earthquake. hawaii are feeling earthquakes bigger than this several times per day. but for the uk, an earthquake of this magnitude only happens every couple of years. it is 3.9, in the humber ‘s tree centre, between lincolnshire and at yorkshire. happening at quarter past 11 at yorkshire. happening at quarter past 11ata yorkshire. happening at quarter past 11 at a depth about 18 kilometres. reports from people, some saying the whole house shook for a couple of seconds, a rumble with simultaneous trembling. lot of people said it felt like a lorry crashing outside a. no reports

same day the afghan taliban announced it will mark a three day ceasefire over the muslim festival of eid bbc news, click. this week, technology meets football. the robokeepers and kickers. and football fails. sorry... can intelligence be created artificially using silicon? or will organic living material like the human brain forever be the only way to support such powerful processors? it's a question we often explore here on click. ai researchers around the world insist that so—called in silico intelligence is already showing that it will beat organic rival. but to them, i have one thing to say: paul the octopus. because during 2011 world cup, this animal oracle put the argument firmly and decisively to rest. paul's organic brain correctly predicted the results to eight world cup games in a row — an extraordinary feat. it brought him worldwide fame, and something no artificial intelligence could hope to match. sadly, paul then demonstrated the problems with organically—housed intelligence, and died a few months later, taking his incredible soothsaying gift with him, and leaving only this

translation: god willing, we will celebrate the feast of eid in hudaydah. the prize is the port.st three years. the coalition accuses them of plundering yemen's wealth and using incoming aid as a bargaining chip. the houthis say they are resisting international aggression and will not give it up. translation: the naval force was able to target a warship with two missiles. the warship has been destroyed and the rest of the warships fled due to the fear of the same fate. caught in the middle are yemen's malnourished and poverty stricken civilians. 0ver eight million people are dependent on food aid and this has been described as the world's worst humanitarian crisis. the operation is being run from here. the officials insist there is no pause in the campaign to drive the rebels out of here simply that the rebels out of here simply that the first phase has been completed. they also say there is a major force waiting in reserve across the red sea at a base. one thing is certain, the saudis and the emiratis, who are backing the campaign to restore the yemeni government, say there's to

the taliban in afghanistan announced a three—day ceasefire to take place over the muslim holiday of eidlitants said foreign forces would be excluded from the ceasefire. a man has appeared in court charged with the manslaughter and robbery of a 100—year—old widow whose neck was broken when she was mugged. sofija kaczan died nine days after she was pushed to the ground and had her handbag stolen in derby. 0ur correspondent carol hinds was in court. arthur waszkiewicz of hilary road in shepherds bush in london, was brought to this court in derby, having been charged with the alleged manslaughter and robbery of sofija kaczan yesterday afternoon. an inquest into misses sofija kaczan's death was opened and adjourned yesterday. the coroner confirmed she had suffered a broken neck and cheekbone as well as other facial injuries. this morning, mr waszkiewicz spoke only to confirm his name, address and nationality as polish. the 39—year—old looked at the floor throughout the short hearing. he was not required to enter a plea against the charges. he was remanded into custody and will appear before

it is now your‘s the largest eid gathering. celebrations in small heath park in birmingham are increasingly popular. they mark the end of ramadan, the holy fasting month when most muslims refrain from eating and drinking during daylight. we are coming together to practise the prosthetic tradition of all muslims around the world to pray outdoors, and importantly for birmingham, it is about the community coming together from all over birmingham and even nationally, people are coming to this event. when these celebrations were first held in 2011, there were around 12,000 visitors. today, organisers say that figure has now swelled to about 140,000 stock it is not an official figure but organisers insist it is used even of its kind in the western world, and they are keen to stress it is open to everybody. when we have this climate of islamophobia, in order to counteract that we need to be open and we are open and we need to come together to such events and many other events which go on in the city to show that we are here. this make

organisers say that the event, held in small heath park, is now europe‘s largest eid gathering.rvative mp. he shouted "object" to the bill, effectively stopping it, leading to cries of "shame" from other mps. tonight the prime minister says she is disappointed the plans were halted. our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. i was at a festival with my sister on a blistering hot day waiting for my favourite band to come on stage and two guys took pictures up my skirt. secretly taking photographs or filming under someone‘s clothes, a violation of privacy known as upskirting, and it happened to gina martin. scotland has had its own laws on upskirting for a decade and the practice was on course to becoming a criminal offence in england and wales until one mp said this. object! speaker: objection taken, second reading. with one word the conservative mp sir christopher chope derailed the plan. there were shouts of "shame" from others in the commons. he has spent years snuffing out bills put forward by backbench mps, arguing they need proper scrutiny. a liberal democrat mp h

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rocket propelled grenades were fired into crowds celebrating the eid festival. day of surprise result in the world cup. germany suffered a shock defeat, losing 1—0 to mexico. at ten p:m., we will have a full round—up of today's news. now our world centre place looks at the aftermath of the volcano eruption in what mahler. —— looks at the aftermath of the volcano eruption in guatemala. last year, a devastating fire at a guatemalan children's home left 41 teenage girls dead and 15 with life changing injuries. the tragedy revealed a terrifying tale of mistreatment at the home. guatemala is one of the most murderous nations on earth. as you can see, there is a pretty large police presence here and that is because we are here. for parents, state care for their children is often a desperate last resort. this area is very familiar for you. stephanie arriaga has spent many hours here in guatemala city's general cemetery. how old was kimberly? kimberley died in the flames at the virgen de la asuncion children's home on march eight, 2017. in a nation used to tragic events

there have been extraordinary scenes in the afghan capital kabul where taliban militants havejoined the eidelebrations — embracing security forces. but an attack in eastern afghanistan has killed at least 20. spain has accepted an offer from france to take in some of the migrants from the aquarius rescue ship, which had been denied entry to italy. the vessel is currently en route to valencia, with more than 600 people on board. at ten o'clock lukwesa burak will be here with a full round up of the day's news. first, our world. last year, a devastating fire at a guatemalan children's home left 41 teenage girls dead and 15 with life changing injuries. the tragedy revealed a terrifying tale of mistreatment at the home. guatemala is one of the most murderous nations on earth. as you can see, there is a pretty large police presence here and that is because we are here. for parents, state care for their children is often a desperate last resort. this area is very familiar for you. stephanie arriaga has spent many hours here in guatemala city's general cemetery. how old was kimberly? kimberley died

bmb demands for australian sheep and lamb has been at its highest because of the islamic festival of eidd critics to call for a ban. please note, you may find some of the images in this report upsetting. packed on a ship for a three—week journey, this undercover footage shows dirty and distressed sheep being taken from australia to the middle east last year. more than 2000 died on thejourney. when the footage was aired in australia, it shocked farmers like alan piggott. having travelled to the middle east himself, he says it is not typical of the conditions he has seen, but farmers are worried live exports could be banned. is very uncertain, we have already seen prices drop in western australia. it is uncertainty for the expert is —— exporters as well and there is uncertainty for oui’ well and there is uncertainty for our markets in the lee. australia's major food exporter, our markets in the lee. australia's majorfood exporter, producing far more than it can consume, and that is white farmers here are acutely aware of the need to sell their goods abroad and hold onto their customers in

it is the first major assault three-dayeid -- since the three-day eid cease-fire was brokered last week. -- seven were intercepted. three fell prematurely landing inside gaza. no casualties were reported. human rights group say clashes have left six people dead and 34 injured. missilesprojectile were used as the government moved to reassert control over the city. after peaceomes talks to stop deadly demonstrations. man -- armed wiwith they fireeapons, behind brick barricade protesters took control ofof a police station and block a all roads leading to the castle. they demand the resignation of the president. >> they are sending people to kill us. the military is taking part and is complicit. >> violence broke out two months ago. peaceful protest were shut down by government security forces. evolved into a nationwide political crisis. an attempt and negotiations failed when the government rejected a proposal to invite international observers into the country. protesters say ortega has betrayed his roots. situation could merit an international probe. rochelle: c canada has become te sesec

world of ours i enjoy your fasting i mean enjoy good for the mind and of course enjoy the festival of eid so i like to wish everybody happy ramadan ramadan will be fired and of course happy even fit that when the asika thank you very much thank you so much world shape of over fifty years has been entered by a nice person who was the first female moose a member of the house of parliament. find a sit in welcome to alex i'm sure it's lovely to have you on now you are the first woman muslim appear in the house of lords and it's been twenty years i think center for center the house of lords what's it like. thank you very much is a real you know a real pleasure to be here real good to see you if you'd asked me twenty years ago i think i would probably say exactly the same thing. it's a great platform for myself as an activist it's a great platform for continuing the work that i did for twenty years before i came into the house of lords but it's been challenging from day one it's about a sit in you speak of challenges and of course you must mean that as a women and also as a muslim and parliamen

the violence was carried outjust as the taliban agreed to a three—day ceasefire during the eid holidayter this month. the newest member of the british royal family, the duchess of sussex, has joined queen elizabeth to celebrate her official birthday at the annual trooping the colour. the ceremony included an raf flypast over buckingham palace. now on bbc news — tens of thousands of children in pakistan are legally employed as domestic servants. they cook and clean for their employers — and are vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. but as secunder kermani has been investigating for our world — there are rarely consequences for those who cause them harm. his programme contains some scenes which viewers may find upsetting. for losing a broom, this ten—year—old girl says she was beaten and her hands were burned. this 16—year—old boy died allegedly after being assaulted again and again. their horrific stories highlight the plight of some children working as servants in the homes of the rich and powerful in pakistan. but their desperately poor families often choose not to pursue the cases...

series of attacks on afghan forces, hours after promising a rare ceasefire for the muslim holiday of eid

it is now europe's largest eid gathering. looking much better than it was yesterday, storm hector moving towards the north so we've been left with relatively dry conditions, most places and the date ona dry conditions, most places and the date on a dry note, the wind is picking up on a dry note, the wind is picking up here as well so turning quite wet and windy for northern ireland and western fringes of wales first thing in the morning, elsewhere largely dry, temperatures certainly in double figures. as we had through saturday this area of low pressure will drive the weather so it's moving from west to east and it will bring some spells of rain. the heaviest will be in parts of scotland, north—west england as well, that rain light and patchy and the south—east should stay dry for some time, temperatures not as warm as today, between 15 and 18 degrees after showers on saturday should be fairly cloudy on sunday. hello, these are the latest headlines. a bid to make upskirting a sexual offence has been blocked by a single conser

i do note as highlighted earlier, the recent ceasefire over eid. so if nothing else, we have seen some change from that regard. but clearly, from the conditions-based strategy, it's taken time off the table for -- at the present. >> okay, what about resources? you've had a chance to look and see what the resources available to carry out your mission. what's your response in terms of, are they adequate as far as you see right now? >> where i sit right now, it gives me a unique look at certainly the resources. that are applied against the counterterrorist fight. so i do see those. as for other resources, my instincts say they're about right, but at the same time, if confirmed, i'd like to go over and look at that and come back to you with a better assessment of that. >> take some time to get used to where we are. just for a minute, talk about the s-fab activities that are going on. we have some six, i guess one of those is to the reserves. so we're looking at five s-fabs, which concentrate on the ncos and the officers and that's gonna be predicated o

the suspected boko haram attack targeted people returning from eid celebrations sunday night. india is facing its worst water shortage crisis in history. that's according to a new report from an indian government policy think tank, which says as many as 200,000 people die in india every year from a lack of access to clean water. the report also says 600 million people in india are facing acute water shortages and that 21 indian citities are expected to run out t of groundwater b by 2. in colombia, right-wing politician ivan duque has won sunday's contentious presidential runoff, beating out his left-leaning challenger gustavo petro in an election that will determine the future of colombia's historic peace deal with the farc. duque was handpicked by former right-wing president alvaro uribe. duque has vowed to roll back key parts of the peace deal. he's also opposed to drug legalization. in spain, about 600 refugees have finally disembarked in the port cityy of valencia afterer being stranded at sea for over a week when n the new right-wing italian governmentnt blocked thm from