of ethiopia i wish ethiopia to be very peaceful and prosperous.loody conflict in the north was dragging us behind. a conflict between brothers. it was emotional and i am happy and the agreement does not indicate one party is winning, it means one family out of the argument. >> how committed to the agreement is the ethiopian government? >> from what i understand, immediately after the prime minister said the government is very committed. they have said time and again they wanted to end the conflict. [indiscernible] the factors were addressed in the argument. no need to wait. [indiscernible] >> this deal has come as a surprise to many. there was not a lot of optimism going into the talks. do you think this cease-fire will last? >> i think it's positive that at least there is a publicly stated commitment for peace. whether it will last remains to be seen. i say that because the european regime thrives on deception. and the african union does not have a strong mechanism to oversee the forces. i think the community feels -- the grand community feels th

, belongs to tigrayans and tigrayans feel fully represented in ethiopia.pen, there isn't a point for me to make, promises after promise. getachew reda, i thank you forjoining me from mek�*ele on hardtalk. i should apologise to you and indeed to all our viewers, the audio and the video quality is not the best, but it is a hugely important subject and we're happy to talk to you. thank you very much forjoining us on hardtalk. my pleasure, stephen. hello. there is no doubt it has been a soggy november so far. some places have already seen twice the amount of rain they would normally expect in the whole month. wednesday really added to those totals with this band of wet weather pushing northwards and eastwards. lots of heavy, thundery showers with squally, gusty winds following on behind, and all of those weather elements also feature in thursday's forecast. another frontal system pushing in from the atlantic, more heavy rain, more squally winds already showing its hand in the western side of northern ireland first thing. most other areas starting day dry, but

, belongs to tigrayans and tigrayans feel fully represented in ethiopia.pen, there isn't a point for me to make, promises after promise. getachew reda, i thank you forjoining me from mekelle on hardtalk. i should apologise to you and indeed to all our viewers, the audio and the video quality is not the best, but it is a hugely important subject and we're happy to talk to you. thank you very much forjoining us on hardtalk. my pleasure, stephen. for some places breaking records, almost one inch of rain fell in some parts on thursday along with really gusty winds. aberdaron seeing nearly 80 miles an hour, in bridlington 67 miles an hour, with this particular squally weather front with rain with the winds pushing through, still, gale force winds here in northern ireland butjust a little chilly where the winds have eased and the showers have as we head towards dawn. for the day ahead, dry and bright with plenty more sunshine than thursday, but still lots of showers particularly in the north and west and particularly in scotland with gales across the northern an

, belongs to tigrayans and tigrayans feel fully represented in ethiopia.sn't happen, there isn't a point for me to make, promises after promise. getachew reda, i thank you forjoining me from mekelle on hardtalk. i should apologise to you and indeed to all our viewers, the audio and the video quality is not the best, but it is a hugely important subject and we're happy to talk to you. thank you very much forjoining us on hardtalk. my pleasure, stephen. hello. it's already been an exceptionally wet month, some places breaking record. but again, nearly an inch of rain fell in some parts on thursday along with some really gusty winds. aberdaron on the llyn peninsula, nearly 80 mile an hour, those gusts of wind. even in bridlington, 67 miles an hour. the gusts on this particular weather front, which we call a squally weather front, those winds very squally with the rain pushing through. lots of showers, though, have been following on behind to northern and western areas through the night. still gale force winds here, butjust a little chilly where the winds have

a surprise deal has been reached to stop ethiopia civil war into gray . up to half a 1000000 people have died from violence and starvation during the conflict. hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes and 9000000 urgently need food. well now the philippine government and the to graham people's liberation front door t p l f. have agreed to what they call a permanent cessation of hostilities. the african union mediated the talks led by former nigerian president, loosen general bath and joe, and former canyon president. oral kenyatta. today is the beginning of the new. i'm sure it's super well, the owner of africa. i'm indeed for a frequency. let me just look at some gold will these noodle we are seeing impact juice. i'm a journal sushi what we are trying to achieve for ourselves over the years. and that is a 2nd solution for us to come problems. let's remind you how the war started ethnic to gray and dominated ethiopian politics were nearly 30 years until prime minister abbey made came to power in 2018. 2 years later, he ordered a military op

after 10 days of peace talks in south africa, a surprise deal has been reached to stop ethiopia civil war into gray. up to half a 1000000 people have died from violence and starvation during the conflict. hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes and 9000000 urgently need food will now be philippine government and the to gray and people's liberation front door t p. a left have agreed to what they call a permanent cessation of hostilities. the african union mediated the talks led by former nigerian president, a loosen general bath, and joe and former canyon president. oral kenyatta. today is the beginning of a little time for it's super well, the honor for africa and indeed for a frequency. let me just think of some goat leaves. newton we are seeing impact juice. i'm of janice, sushi, what we are trying to achieve for ourselves over the years. that is a 2nd solution full of comparables. let's remind you how the war started ethnic to grains dominated ethiopian politics for nearly 30 years until prime minister abbey ahmed came to power in 2018. 2 years later, he ordered a m

a surprise peace deal after nearly two years of civil war in ethiopia.t's hoped vital aid can now flow into northern tigray — where 90% of the population is going hungry. there's less than a week to go until the us midterm elections — president biden says democracy itself is on the line. we must have one overwhelming unified voice, speak as a country, and say there is no place, no place, for voter intimidation and political violence in america. and — the legacy of invasion — how is russia's war on ukraine affecting russians back home? welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. north korea has launched three ballistic missiles, according to the south korean military. warnings were issued in some regions ofjapan, but none of the missiles crossed their territory. the news comes after wednesday's launch of around 20 missiles, including one that landed less than 60 kilometres from the south korean city of sokcho. those launches were described by us secretary of state antony blinken as dangerous and escalatory. north korea appears to be ret

the people of ethiopia demand peace and harmony. they deserve development. >> international calls for an end to the war have been mounting in recent weeks. while the federal government has been assisted by troops from neighboring eritrea, that country was not involved in the talks. >> this is not the first time there has been an agreement to end the fighting. a previous cease-fire fell apart in august this year. this time, though, there appears to be a greater commitment and optimism that this agreement will hold. >> the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, linda thomas-greenfield, believes the deal is a significant step forward. >> i am delighted to hear that these talks have led to a cessation of hostilities. this is an important movement because it means that lives will be saved. we don't know what the next steps are, but we support the efforts of south africa, kenya, and the au as well as the u.n. to find a way forward to end this horrific war. >> speaking to your diplomatic letter is the united nations high commissioner for r

i was very happy and as any part of the team, and as any citizen of ethiopia i wish you took but to be very peaceful and prosperous and that black conflict in the north was dragging garcia and it is a, it's a conflict between brothers. so the moment i had it, it was, you know, it was emotional for me to moving and i'm very happy and for me and for other it happens, i believe this is it. the argument is not indicating the winning of one or another party rather it, it will be brothers, one family with out of the argument. but it in traction. how committed, easy feel can government to the agreement? you know. yeah. according to my understanding in immediately after i get a mentor prime, mr. abby, how much said the government is very committed. you know, if you can remember, if we even can remember, they took down government time and again, you know, said that it went to, in the complete sort of peaceful deadlock, unilaterally declared for humanitarian access previously. and you know, the common one was a little bit even before the through tory agreement, that at the moment in the, after t

ethiopia is not in a position. they are in a pickle. the one demand would be for ethiopia to say they should leave and if it refuses, that would be the position. this at all parties have committed crimes. the crimes committed are materially and different. the u.n. has been sympathetic. according to your report, but says forces have committed crimes against humanity whereas nothing of the support. rooms of people, too much water under the bridge. the only way, to the extent is how should the separation be made. anchor: if we are to talk about the mechanisms of monitoring solely under the responsibility of the african union. is going to work? >> it so small. they are going to have to rely on satellite evidence which the united nations has. they can see was going on. the point is not only the removal, but if you look at the other agreement, it says heavy weapons will be withdrawn with foreign and non-ethiopian defense forces from the region. that suggests both must leave. if everything is done by the constitution, then that is what the con

the headlines: a surprise peace deal after nearly two years of civil war in ethiopia. it's hoped it will allow aid into northern tigray, where 90% of the population is going hungry. with less than a week to go until the us midterm elections, president biden says democracy itself is on the line. we must with one overwhelming, unified voice speak as a country and say there's no place, no place for voter intimidation or political violence in america. why has a cough medicine for children claimed more than 150 lives in indonesia this year? we hear from the parents who are demanding answers. five years after the manchester arena bombing, we have a special report on the emergency services�* response. and with three weeks to go until the world cup kicks off, critics deny the tournament will be carbon neutral. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. after ten days of peace talks, a surprise deal has been reached between the government of ethiopia and rebel forces in tigray for a permanent cessation of hostilities. the africa

it's because i can trace that through ethiopia, through north africa, through sub-saharan. we've been the chorus we have done these things. and the greeks were only emulating a culture that existed for a very, very long time. and i speak of greek tragedy because it was also one of my first encounter was when i was a kid when i picked up the iliad and i see ethiope and i'm like, holy --, been here from forever black people have been here. so when is telling me in my classroom, why are you reading the greeks? this doesn't belong to you and i can tell them i'm here. where are you? we have been there forever. and the those experiences are have continued to inform my writing and i. i those echoes in writers. toni morrison in the works of. baldwin am beginning to hear some of those things that i was recognizing a child, that they are also within with some of the questions that that i have and i use them as teachers but more than put us on that front page put us in the books and didn't care about centering anything else and as a young as a youngster, when i stumbled on her, it fel

tonight a cease-fire in ethiopia's brutal civil war. agreement should mean humanitarian aid could reach millions of people on the brink of starvation. we will be asking if the truce can last. tensions rise on the korean peninsula. they have fire missiles across the disputed maritime border. the price of power is a coalition with the religious far right. and the war against ukraine continues, and we have a special report from russia. my memories of the dark days of stalin's repression are still here. >> there were often labeled enemies of the people. after invading ukraine, vladimir putin vowed to clinton's of what he called traitorous scum and the fifth column. ♪ laura: welcome to "world news america." on pbs and around the globe. we begin with the peace deal in ethiopia civil war which has been raging for two years, leaving thousands dead and millions without enough to eat. a cease-fire has been reached at the peace talks between the easy and government and rebels. -- the ethiopian gernment and rebels. mediators say the two sides have

reporter: that is the combat that ethiopia promises to end.s this more we are joined by the former ethiopian minister for women, children and youth. she was the youngest minister in the president's cabinet but resigned last year in protest. welcome to the newshour. how significant do you believe is this truce? >> i think it is very important that we finally reached to this moment and it is going to be very important for the country especially for the northern parts of ethiopia which will bring a two-year conflict to an end. reporter: some of the concerns about the truce that have been raised does not include eritrea or an ethiopian ally in eastern ethiopia. could those be spoilers going forward? >> from what we have seen from the agreement, it is focusing on the internal which is the conflict between the ethiopian government and the regional government. it was a conflict that started with a blitzkrieg but it was not successful. that -- we as ethiopians, let us discuss the differences in a roundtable and then come back to external factors. repo

a surprise peace deal after nearly two years of civil war in ethiopia.t's hoped it will allow aid into northern tigray — where 90% of the population is going hungry. with less than a week to go until the us midterm elections — president biden says democracy itself is on the line. we must have one unified voice, speak as a country, and say there is no place, no place, for voter intimidation and political violence in america. and with three weeks to go until the world cup kicks off — critics deny the tournmanet will be carbon—neutral. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. north korea has launched three ballistic missiles, according to the south korean military. warnings were issued in some regions ofjapan, but the missile didn't cross their territory. the news comes after wednesday's launch of around 20 missiles, including one that landed less than 60 kilometres from the south korean city of sokcho. those launches were described by us secretary of state antony blinken as "dangerous" and "escalatory". n

it's a major breakthrough, ethiopia's government has called it monumental.have agreed to disarm. but there is some level of caution. this moment is not the end of the peace process, but the beginning of it. a previous ceasefire was breached in august. this footage is the first gathered by international media since then. a children's playground, bombed. the ethiopian government has always insisted that they are not targeting civilians. this granny fled some of the most recent fighting. "i left my kids and grandkids," she says. she doesn't know if they survived. the displaced have harrowing stories to tell. translation: we saw elders being slaughtered, women i raped and kids killed. we've seen many things. we saw these things, that's why we were frightened and came here. there are many atrocities in this war. people are dying because of the blockade and famine. kids are dying due to a lack of medicine. we are losing people. the region has been cut off from the rest of the country and world for nearly two years now. the people here have been without banking, me

in june that year, ethiopia declared that unit actual cease fire, which turned out to be ineffective in november. nationwide state of emergency was put in place of fighting continued on and off until last month when delegates from both sides met in south africa. on november 2nd, the permanent cessation of hostilities was agreed and on monday, 7th and november representatives of ethiopia and to go, i met in kenya's capital, nairobi, 4 talks on implementing the plan. those ended with saturday's agreement earlier, we spoke to you, hon is abraham. his are to great regional government representative in north america. he explains why the signing of the deal is hugely significant. you block, the guy has been asking for the, including the national community or the and in that and said that you manage the area and loads. it's a gray, it's been very long since mid august. there wasn't any money in settings to guy. and the people are very much the finding of the arguments inside. pick out the 2nd of november, but nothing has been added to today. and now we have heard from the ne, rob, that the

after 10 days of talks in pretoria, ethiopia as federal government and the te gray people's liberation front, reached an agreement to in the fighting. the talks mediated by former nigerian president alyssa gun oper, sonco, and former kenyan president who kinyata. today is the beginning of the middle ground floor. it's looking for the honor of africa. and indeed for africa, say, let me it is going to, it's on gold. will these noodle we are seeing impact juice and a journal sushi what we are trying to achieve for ourselves over the years. and brother, african solution for african problems. the 2 year conflicts killed, thousands of people enforced many more from their homes. t gray in ethiopia, north has been under a blockade for 17 months, with no banking, telephone and internet services or media access. but the grand delegation says it's made painful concessions, and the trust must now be rebuilt. out. people have been killed. not only for bullets, but also for lack of food in medicine. our children not go to schools or hospitals. i'm not functioning because of the war. humanitarian aid

first, the warring parties and ethiopia take another step towards peace. with a cease fire holding a fresh deal allows humanitarian aid into the war torn t region. and then bonus league of football, arby leipzig, win for the night time and 10 outings. meeting. freeman ah, a marion evans dean. welcome to the program. you as democrats have defined expect, sions and the country's mid term vote to win a crucial seat to control the senate. democrat, catherine court, as master has won reelection in the nevada senate race. victory gives her party control of the chamber for the next 2 years of jo biden's presidency court as master defeated, her republican challenger adam lac salt whose early lead dwindled after late counting balance came in. well, the wind breaks the historical trend of the president's party, typically losing seats and mid term elections. let's take a closer look at the numbers. now, these are the seeds that are not up for grabs in this election. and if you add all the newly decided races, you can see the democrats leading with 50 seats, while the

in ethiopia. this came as a surprise for many ethiopians.ut in general terms you the opens want to see an end to this conflict. even more than 600,000 eb over the ends have died. -- more than 600,000 ethiopians have died. if this conflict does not end soon, the breakup of the country will be a reality. nicole: the prime minister expressed his gratitude as peace talks concluded but a day earlier he said his government was eyeing victory. so is thiseing seen as a win for him? >> i think if y look at the idea of peace, which the country desperately needs, ethiopia wins at the end. the prime minister has been making accusations, even a few days ago. so this shows you that there was a heated debate among the two acto in trying to sve this issue, which was really a breaking point in terms of where this country was headed. e prime minister has acknowledged the fact that fries of ethpia supported this agreement to become a reality. and he counts among them to support you the opiate in terms of the development - nicole: the african union says this is

it's also the heart of the economy of ethiopia. it's where the captain city is located, which is about 50 percent of the german economy. if it's not resolved very quickly, it's going to spiral out of control. and that would be really bad for you, not only for your patient, the former faculty, in general. in other news, e. u ambassadors have failed to come to an agreement on the russian oil price cuts according to the european commission for energy. meanwhile bulgaria says it will allow russia's 2nd largest energy company, luke oil, exports, crew products to europe, partially bypassing unseat russian sanctions. the deal will generates around 350000000 euros to the country and were transfer a production revenue to bulgaria instead of the netherlands or switzerland. the agreements also pay the way for russian crude products to be delivered to other you states. let's take a quick look at how this deal avoids the bond on russian energy exports to the european block. the u has an embargo on russian oil exports in place. but since the cre

it's also the heart of the economy of ethiopia. it's where the captain cities are located, which is about 50 percent of the european economy. if it's not resolved very quickly, it's going to spiral. busy out of control, and that would be really bad for not only for example, but the former faculty in general, ah, their opinion has reportedly failed to reach an agreement on a price count for russian oil. meanwhile bulgaria says it will allow russia, 2nd largest energy company, luke oil, to export crude products to europe, partially bypassing anti russian sanctions. video will generate 350000000 euros for the country and will transfer production revenue to bulgaria instead of the netherlands or switzerland like before. the agreement also favors the way for russian crew products to be delivered to other e u states. now let's take a look at how this deal avoids the ban on russian energy exports to the european block. so the e u has an embargo on russian oil exports in place, but since the crew will be refined on bulgarian territory, it

and the warring parties in ethiopia take another step towards peace with a cease fire holding a fresh deal allows humanitarian aid into the war torn t grier region. ah, i'm here until in berlin. thanks for joining us. it's a big win for democrats and an unexpected one. after all, the talk of a republican wave had failed to materialize. democrat, catherine cortez mottos. reelection in nevada, gives democrats control of the senate and fresh momentum. the victory that decide expectations and history. catherine cortez masters when in nevada gives the democrats the 50 seats they needed to keep control of the senate. president joe biden received the news at a summit in cambodia and sent this message to the senate majority leader or terry worked. congratulations of some new schumer's. not a majority. again. we're focusing now on i'm ga. feel good, lower. and oh, i know i'm a cockeyed optimist. i understand you. i'm not surprised what i'm incredibly please . i think it's a reflection quality. we're kenley's. a bitter defeat for adam like salt the republican candidate in the swing state of nev

endorsed rival nevada, to get the democrats and majority in the upper house and warring parties in ethiopia. take another step towards peace with a cease fire holding a fresh deal allows humanitarian aid into war. torn to grind. ah, america, new berlin, thanks for joining us. we start with some breaking news out of turkey and explosion has brought devastation to the center of the turkish city of istanbul. the blast happened in a crowded pedestrian area, new that same square authorities say several people have been killed and injured. social media for the shows crowds fleeing the sight of the blast. the cause of the explosion is yet unknown. for more or less bringing dw corresponded dorian jones in symbol. so dorian, what more do we know at this hour? well, at the bloss happen around $420.00 off new local time on the can all avenue. now this is one of the busiest streets in its temple with its shops and making a very puzzled stumbling, but also for many to or if the arizona also close when the major tourist courses of the city street teachers recently on a sunday afternoon, especially today

silencing of the guns air, which ultimately would provide a solid foundation for the preservation of ethiopia, sovereignty, as well as territorial integrity. that, of course, meaning the immediate cessation of hostilities and also key cuban. just the some of the devastation and difficulties experienced during this hostility, the 2 years of conflict, ease and immediate resumption of unhindered humanitarian access. we know that thousands of people have been killed. people have also been affected by the lack of supply of food and you merit monitoring aid in the to gray region. and this is really has been a vital sticking point in terms of some of the difficulties that have occurred in the last 2 years. we know that to great representatives have in these talks and into the media have also said to that, to grant people have not only been affected by bullets that hasn't just kill people, but also the issue of hunger. so i think key in terms of these negotiate this negotiated settlement is the cessation of hostilities, the resumption of age, people returning to their places of work children returnin

a surprise peace deal after nearly two years of civil war in ethiopia.t's hoped vital aid can now flow into northern tigray — where 90% of the population is going hungry. and the legacy of invasion — how is russia's war on ukraine affecting russians back home? welcome to the programme. mid—term elections. mr biden accused the former president, donald trump and his supporters of undermining democracy and fuelling anger and violence by refusing to accept the results of the 2020 presidential election. in this moment, we have to confront those lies with the truth. the very future of our nation depends on it. my fellow americans, we are facing a defining moment, an inflection point. we must have one, overwhelming, unified voice, and speak as a country, and say there is no place — no place — for voter intimidation or political violence in america, whether it is directed at democrats or republicans. no place, period, no place ever. speech, arranged by the democratic national committee, just a few blocks away from the capitol building brother was that attempt by

now we turned to t gray were warring parties in ethiopia, have signed a deal allowing humanitarian aid into the war torn region. the government and rebel factions recently agreed to peace terms and a long running conflict there. the focus now is on disarmament and 8 supplies. hen shanks and hug signal. another hopeful day for ethiopia. leaders from the government and to guy and rebels coming to give the to in the brutal conflicts which has displaced millions of people with a pe steel signed 11 days ago. and for toria, both sides have now decided to open up humanitarian corridors. the one. 0 who? who p and b. o. b, a the and the conflict began in november 2020 less than a year after ethiopian prime minister abbey archman won the nobel peace prize for making peace with eritrea. eritrea and fighters have since been fighting alongside ethiopian federal troops and tig, right saturdays agreement, commits to grind forces to give up the heavy weapons and foreign forces to withdraw from the region one who is a oh oh. and the agreement allows for immediate humanitarian access to all in need and

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now, it's a war that's kill thousands of people, but ethiopia, government, and rebel forces from the t cry region have agreed to end fighting. following talks in south africa for me to mila reports from pretoria of to 10 days of talks in pretoria, ethiopia, as federal government and the te gray people's liberation front, reached an agreement to in the fighting. the talks mediated by former nigerian president alyssa gunner passenger. and former kenyan president who kenyatta today is the beginning of the middle ground floor. it's super well the arno for africa. i'm indeed for a free courtesy. let me get into some goat loose noodle. we have seen him proc juice. i'm up, john, know, sushi, what we are trying to achieve? well, so over the years, and that is african solution for african problems. the 2 year conflicts killed thousands of people and forced many more from their homes. t gray in the feel p has north, has been under a blockade for 17 months, with no banking, telephone and internet services or media axes. that the grand delegation says it's made painful concessions, and the trust

it's also the heart of the economy of ethiopia. it's where the captain city is located, which is about 50 percent of the japan economy. if it's not resolved very quickly, it's going to spiral out of control. and that would be really bad for not only for egypt, but the former faculty in general. when he, thanks for joining us here on our team to national plan team all stories and that needs to be found on a website. i see dot com and we'll be back in person with ah .

it's also the heart of the economy of ethiopia. it's where the captain city is located, which is about 50 percent of the european economy. if it's not resolved very quickly, it's going to spiral out of control. and that would be really bad for not only for it, but the former faculty in general. and finally, germany and france have joined forces to push forward for, for industrial policies such as more states subsidies for businesses. and that's the count, the u. s. reforms that unless say it could threaten the european economy and trigger a trade war on sees contributes. a racial monson has more so it turns out that all the talk of unity from american officials about the need to confront challenges together with the european union. and precisely where u. s. profits begin, even if it means that those economic gains come at europe's expense. and european officials seem to be panicking over what now increasingly appears to be an inevitability. as washington makes a power play for european industry. we must clearly tell our u. s. partn

does that mean piece has returned to ethiopia? and certainly not, it's a necessary measure, but it's far from suction. so it is critical that they have gotten to the stage about a piece will require a lot of complicated measures and it will take years. it will take years. but we are still trying to be optimistic. the last agreement did not last. how optimistic are we that this piece deal would last? well, i think that the last one didn't, didn't last in the sense that they all sides still maintain their strengths at that particular moment. and crucially, it was a unilateral agreement, so the, there was no dealer set each side essentially made the announcement announced a truth. but this time it was assigned to under the, to, to, you know, to so ship of the african union really over the rest of the united nations and the united states. and he got, there's a lot more actors involved. and the military situation on the ground or saudi dictates it. so there is a sense of superiority, especially on the, on the federal side. but there's

apart. die and has really torn ethiopia aart. ~ ., ., ., apart.l have to leave it there. thank you _ apart. we will have to leave it there. thank you so _ apart. we will have to leave it there. thank you so much. i the scottish government's deputy first ministerjohn swinney has today published his emergency budget review. acting as finance secretary the minister set out additional budget cuts of £615 million. here he is speaking in the holyrood chamber earlier. the initial package of £560 million in savings in 2022, 23, i was clear additional savings would still be required. today i have published an emergency budget review that sets out a further £650 million in savings. this includes £400 million from reprivatisation of spend within health and social care to provide a fair pay offer for nhs staff and meets the extraordinary pressures from inflation and demand as the service begins to recoverfrom the pandemic. let's talk to our scotland correspondent lorna gordon. is there any indication of where these cuts will fall?— is there any indication of

a roadmap for peace. ethiopia, as military unto drawn, rebels agreed to allow in humanitarian aid on people in tortilla, prepare for the worst on the 23rd anniversary of a devastating well, we begin with breaking news now out of the us, where democrats will hang on to control the senate off to a midterm election, victory in nevada, catherine co is musto, has defeated her republican opponent, adam lac, sold who was endorsed by donald trump. it means the democrats will continue to hold a majority in the senate for the remainder of president biden's term in office. go to his master's victory is a huge win for democrats and a blow to republicans who had hope for a red wave to give them the balance of power and both the senate and the house of representatives. let's bring in my county. joseph live from washington dc for more mikes, the democrats must be breathing a huge sigh of relief. talk through the nevada result of what it means. what is very significant. and d, that does give the democrats control of the senate to give sin 50 seats to date, which with the controlling vote of the vice

it's also the heart of the economy of ethiopia. it's where the capitol city is located, which is about 50 percent of the european economy. if it's not resolved very quickly, it's going to spiral. busy out of control, and that would be really bad for not only for example, but the form of africa in general. on the topic of the tea grey war, ethiopia is 2 year long civil conflict saw a ceasefire agreement earlier this month. that included a disarmament plan which agreed to reconstruction projects and distribution of supplies jager militants, are also supposed to unite with the federal army. the war began back in 2020, following a breakdown and talks between the government and the c. very people's liberation front, a paramilitary group, formally the ruling party of ethiopia, the conflicts led to thousands of death, freeing the country to the verge of famine. and nearly 3 weeks after, as these fire had already been negotiated, the u. s. secretary of state finally addressed the issue. this, after a resolution had already been reached, pr

it's also the heart of the economy of ethiopia. it's where the captain city is located, which is about 50 percent of the european economy. if it's not resolved very quickly, it's going to spiral out of control. and that would be really bad for not only, for example, but the form of africa in general. the staying in the african continence washington's excluded bikini faso, guinea sudan on molly from participating in the upcoming u. s. africa. some. it's not despite previously highlighting the importance of respect and dialogue within the african continent. the goal of the summit is rooted in recognition of the continent as a global player and how it will shape not just the future of the continent, but also the world. the breadth and depth of american partnership with african partners are based upon dialogue, respect, and shared values. the summit is set to take place next month with the u. s. president jo biding inviting 49 african states to attend a white house. official said that the invitations were only extended to those countri

from ethiopia civil war, we bring in...s peace agreement in ethiopia's civil war, let's bring in peter pham of the atlantic council, who served as a us special envoy to several regions of africa during the trump administration. thank you for being with us. we saw that child there on the brink of dying. 0n the brink of starvation. what is this peace agreement is going to do for children like that? hopefully, if it is kept, this peace agreement, unlike the armistice which was broken a couple of months ago, which was simply a ceasefire, this is a peace agreement that includes provisions from cooperation and allowing humanitarian flows, as well as a comprehensive political settlement. the devil's going to be in the details and the implementation, but at least it holds out the hope that the much—needed food supply can get to the two thirds of tigray that are severely malnourished, plus the millions of other ethiopians in that north—eastern corner of the country that are facing severe food insecurity. that are facing severe food

huge breakthrough in ethiopia.overnment — and tigrayan rebels — have agreed to a truce to end two years of civil war. the conflict has left millions of people in desperate need of aid. peace talks — facilitated by the african union — have been taking place in south africa. this is the mediator. the two parties in the ethiopian conflict have formally agreed to the cessation of hostilities. ina in a statement posted online ethiopians prime minister said... this is what the representative of the to grand said. we this is what the representative of the to grand said.— the to grand said. we will do everything — the to grand said. we will do everything in _ the to grand said. we will do everything in our _ the to grand said. we will do everything in our power - the to grand said. we will do everything in our power to i the to grand said. we will do i everything in our power to stop the to grand said. we will do - everything in our power to stop this war. note that we're here to at least explore the opportunity to see if

f. dominated ethiopia politics for nearly 30 years until prime minister of the armored came to power in 2018 as both sides fought for territory human rights campaign. as a warrant of potential abuses by both sides in the conflict, it is now for all of us, one of this argument. we must be through the later in the spirit of the sacrament. the people of your expertise more than that of the sacrament. date in mind, peace and harmony. date is ad development. international calls for into the war have been mounting in recent weeks. while the federal government has been assisted by troops from neighboring retreat, that country was not involved in the talks. this is not the 1st time there's been an agreement to in the fighting a previous c via fell apart in august. this time though, the appears to be a greater commitment and optimism. this agreement will hold me tamela. i'll just there are tauriel. mom cloud is a senior research fellow at london university. he says this piece still will probably hold i am quite surprised, but off they were talking for 10. ready long days, it did seem to me th

also coming up the warring parties in ethiopia, take another step towards peace, where the seas file the fire holding a fresh deal, allows humanitarian aid into the war torn t great regions and in buddhist league, a football every life st. when for the night time and 10 outings meeting brit ah, among craft welcome to the program, ukraine is celebrating its biggest victory since rushes invasion in february. ukrainian troops have liberated beside the city of cas, on, after russia's occupation forces retreated from the area present voters. lensky said, russian troops destroyed the cities critical infrastructure before fleet. oh greetings. from here soon is the message from this ukrainian soldier. russian troops occupied the city for 8 months, now jubilant crowds of welcome their own special forces, back to their home town. the liberation of her son is also being celebrated in the capital. keith many fled here from her son, including below demand his 5 year old daughter's to vanya. the little girl can't wait to see her grandmother again. what bloom up a little additional. so we want to g

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