g. kemarre and hundreds like who just want justice 10 years after the end of the war there's still a lotof work to be done many families depend on widows and they're struggling to make ends meet find employment and rebuild their lives hope that this government would help them find answers is fading and patience is running thin but yet the we are desperate for any scrap of information about their loved ones enough and then there's al jazeera killed in a chain. in the west african country of pennine the continent's largest lake community has managed to preserve its lifestyle and traditions for more than 250 years barters am a blotting reports people in the fishing village of gun very find it increasingly difficult to do. their unique legacy from the pressures of modern life. what they say about gun view is that life is peaceful. for more than 250 years people have been living on the water and what's thought to be africa's largest lake community it's grown to around 35000 people. our guide is 23 year old hermann's also he grew up here but is now studying on the mainland he shows us around t

g. kemarre and hundreds like who just want justice 10 years after the end of the war there's still a lot of work to be done many families depend on widows and they're struggling to make ends meet find employment and rebuild their lives for that this government would help them find answers is fading and patience is running thin but yet the we are desperate for any scrap of information about their loved ones enough and then there's. killing a chain. cross party talks in britain rather aimed at striking a compromise on terrorism is bracks a deal have failed labor leader jeremy corbin says discussions have gone as far as they can be 2 sides have tried for weeks to find common ground. and agree on terms of the country's exit from the e.u. britain was due to leave on march 29th but it's been delayed until the october. well one of britain's largest still works is being hit because of uncertainty surrounding its future although it does have a reprieve for now as emma hayward reports from scunthorpe. for more than 120 years the steel works have dominated scunthorpe skyline its glory days when ten