you have to remember that goma caused a lot of crisis.goma caused a lot of crisis. you hav experience of a volcano ia the experience of a volcano eruption that devastated the city. have had a city. they have had attacked a number of and the number of times; and then the of the humanitarian is quite bad. situation there is quite bad; is what we hearing as that is what we are hearing as well. thank you for talking to us on bbc news. 50 us on bbc news. thank you so much. the victim has been named locally as harvey willgoose. in sheffield. our correspondent, danny savage reports. of a friend. we don't know why it happened because he was a sound man anyway, alwaysjoyful, playing games and that. the victim has named as harvey willgoose. locally as harvey willgoose. manes; e— — have been many tributes have been appearing online with one relative saying... . it was midday shortly after midday yesterday when ambulance crews were called to of a stabbing the 77 the school. 77 the area was soon sealed off by police. parents who'd heard about some sor

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, the city locals living in goma, the city rebels have taken?c. we have now understood that at least 900 are confirmed to have many of their died. many of their bodies were collected over the past week. collected rover—the past week. had left in the some had been left in the in internally displaced streets in internally displaced people's camps, in their homes, people's camps, in their-homes. it has been a very to therefore it has been a very to multi was time for the of goma and the residents of goma and the surrounding areas that had surrounding areasrthate hadebeen previously by surrounding areasrthathadebeen previously by the taken previously by the m23 rebels. we understand now that prices of food the prices of food have skyrocketed by more than 100 := -= so it is t-———a times, so it is really a dire 7 times, so it is really a dire , and humanitarian situation and humanitarian many have been organisations, many have been forced to withdraw or suspend �* activities or change the their activities or change the in which they work and yet way i

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paul njie, bbc news, goma.ed in the us. he will become the first foreign leader to meet ceasefire deal, which aims to establish a permanent truce between israel and hamas. what we expect today is that the first of these high—level meetings will begin. today, under the terms of that deal, discussions are supposed to start on moving to the next stage, a sensitive one because it would bring a full end to fighting in gaza, mr netanyahu, before he got on the plane to the us, he said he would be discussing in washington victory but here he faces also the struggle for his when the six weeks of this initial ceasefire are over, then he will walk away from the government. without that party in his coalition, mr netanyahu would lose his majority. officials in washington say they have identified 55 bodies it is my belief they were going to �* everyone, it is my belief they were going to �*everyone, if it is my belief they were going to �* everyone, if we 277757 they they wer7e, we would where they were, we would already ha

paul njie, bbc news, goma.a stream in 200a. david armitage, who's 61 and has lived in thailand returned to the uk yesterday. dales in september 200a. she became known locally as the lady of the hills during several attempts by police to discover her identity. but were unable to determine how she died. in 2016, a cold case review was started. scientific advances meant police were able to piece together a more detailed picture of who she was, and concluded she'd been killed. three years later, a thai family read about the case the arrested man is david armitage, her husband. and was arrested by police shortly after his arrival at heathrow airport. while detectives haven't disclosed the location all police will say is that a 61—year—old man has been and remains in custody tonight. some braking for ponies. aston villa have signed marcus loan from manchester rashford loan from manchester united until the end of the season. being who season. being international who is 27 hasn't featured for united december the 12th u

m23 rebels patrol the streets of goma.ence. it seems peaceful as we drive across the city. residents are frightened. translation: people are afraid because when they burn - these military fatigues and ammunition, they can them from the streets. inside this heaps of military leftovers, there may be over there i see bullet holes on that bus, and it's although they are going about their activities translation: i was in my house when the shooting started. - outside this one. are expecting the worst. paul njie, bbc news, goma. spilling over into the region. on friday, burundi's president said that conflict. the african union has called for a truce between rebel fighters and the congolese army in the drc. for more on the situation, let's bring in the former policy director at the us senate foreign relations committee and senior advisor at roosevelt group, here in washington, algene sajery. to have you we are about the fighting and a f thereff ff a f thereffinsidffe goma saw a glimpsethereinsidefioma hearing about the fact that ho

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i screamed for help and the m23, people in goma and eastern drc are paul njie, bbc news, goma. leader house. ceasefire deal between israel and hamas. our middle east correspondent yolande knell what we are expecting today is the first of these high—level meetings will securing current week ceasefire the eerrent eie e'eeh eeeeefire in gaza. the eerrent eis. e'ee'e. eeeeefire in gaza. �* the deal in gaza. today, under the terms of that deal, discussions supposed 7 supposed to 7 supposed to start on moving are supposed to start on moving to the next stage, a very tg thehsext stage. a very one that sensitive one because that would bring a full end to the fighting in gaza, would bring 5—2 77 theéremaining 77 7 thevremaining israeli 7 all the remaining israeli home. mrtrump all the remaining israeli home. mr trump has 77777f77n7akin7g7777 77 7 7 making clear that he wants been making clear that he wants all the different wars in the middle east to end. mr before he got on the netanyahu, before he got on the plane off to the us, he plane heading off to the us, he to reporters he said

the un says at least 900 people had been killed in the fine a mass burial and goma as marks overflow with the bodies of those killed and the fighting power cuts from the conflict and kept more from being able to refrigerate the dead. the need to bury the dead quickly as urgent as most mortuaries are located in hospitals. for the risk of spreading disease to patients and health care staff, the serious patients wounded by the fighting overwhelmed hospitals. ashima just 10 was wounded by a bomb and a camp for internally displaced people we were cutting out to leave the camp. then suddenly, we heard a bomb explode. it hit me. yes, i don't feel well. but what i really want is to get this bandage off of my leg, his sister town team found him in the hospital. just last to the bombings i heard the news. my mother an older brother had died. my father had also died last month. the jimmy escape, i found out that my little brother was alive, so i came here to look off to him. but one of my own 2 children is nowhere to be found. this hospital run by the red cross is admitted twice as many patient

paul njie, bbc news, goma. truce of these high—level meetings will begin. securing the current ceasefire deal in gaza. in the middle east to end. mr netanyahu, before he got on the plane to the us, but here he faces also the struggle for his own political survival. because one of his key far right allies in government has said that if fighting does not resume with hamas next month, without that party in his coalition, mr netanyahu would lose his majority. let's ta ke let's take you back to madrid and is the seen live in and this is the seen live in the court asjenni hermoso in that trial, teetitiee in that tal ' ' ' ' ' luis rubiales of accusing luis rubiales of giving her an unwanted kiss on the lips. is accused of the lips. he is accused of sexual assault. hello, again. across the north west of the country this morning, and as it slips south, behind it, watch how the cold air pushes away today's milder air. coastal gales across the north—west, but generally windy in the north—west and that rain getting into n

that's person. meanwhile, residents of goma in the dark, the struggle under dire conditions with severe water and power shortages intensifying the humanitarian prices. yes, most of us are suffering as we don't have any connection, no network, no electricity in the water. these are very serious problems, and we are also scared to us. we'll take over the guys a script and we will do a job with it to load it. and the us president unveils as shocking plan to take control of gaza and force palestinians and from their land. donald trump claims everyone loves the idea, but so far, benjamin netanyahu is the only foreign leader to endorse that you are. the greatest friend is room is ever had in the white house, the . your watching archie international. i'm rachel ruble live in the russian capital . the democratic republic of congo has demanded the immediate withdrawal of m. 23 rebels and rolanda and forces from the eastern city of goma in a bid to restore stability and ensure humanitarian access. following 2 weeks of violence classes, m $23.00 has declared a cease fire, but they are seized for a

the fighters are now about 100km goma last week.mpted to push back the advance of the m23. north of bukavu. so we haven't quite been able to establish whether there has been a major escalation in the past couple of hours, with reports indicating that the m23 were advancing rapidly south and approaching bukavu. that key city of goma in this mineral—rich part of the drc. what's the wider impact of this offensive? humanitarian impact? it is quite huge, and wejust heard from the congolese health ministry yesterday were killed when m23 ran over goma last week. the un estimates that slightly over half a million people have been displaced as they were fleeing for safety. some have moved and crossed over into the rwandan side. and humanitarian agencies really are saying that they are currently overwhelmed. hospitals also trying to treat those that have been wounded, receiving many, many other numbers. so it's a very challenging situation from a humanitarian perspective. the g7 ministersjoining others calling for m23 to stop their offensive,

treatment. despite reports of sporadic shooting and looting civilians are making their way back to goma. with more than half a 1000000 people displaced by the fighting, the scale of the human and tearing emergency the still emerging were earlier i spoke with bruno, the marquee. he's with the united nations organization stabilization mission in the d r. c. you told me the latest about the situation in congo. and so i'm speaking yesterday. i've told you many don't call the big democratic a fungal. we saw it is a announcement us a you need to or says via of i leon's, place combo and the m 23 on group on such a refund. you many john purposes. what i can see right now is that there is no ceasefire, as we speak, seems fighting is going on in the, in sales people today. the town of a nearby way is just following this morning. just let the front time just let the holding line and the n 23 continues to advance us to and they'll be way too much capital, which is the main airport of the seats. your book as well. uh, this is your book out who will be the copy door of uh, sales people. so as far as

so i will be companies on a be able to take back goma and others heresy. that's been taken by these rebels and at what cost would that com? i think everything's in the has now really of international reaction, which is a sad reality. the common least government should be able to defend its own territory. i think it's not if they're wanting government and m 23, e once to keep pushing, they will, and my minds are most likely are likely to take more kabul, which is a town of a 1000000 people immediately to the south of goma. and they can push on, i'm not sure to make it all the way to contrast it, but i'm not sure their goal is to make it to contrast. i think their goal maybe to provoke a crisis that could then top of not only the government in contrast, but also the government and brenda as well. so i think this is really has the makings of the original crisis and everything really is in the hands of the international community. the rwanda is a very, a dependent country around 20 to 30 percent of its budget comes from international aid to even more so than t

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goma, the capital of north kivu, last week.editor, richard kagoe who gave the latest. what we've heard from authorities and sources in there has been a force of about 1,500 that have and they have been assembling there. an army airport, which is very strategic, been a major escalation in the past couple of hours, with reports indicating that the m23 were advancing and, richard, of course, this is a rebel offensive that what's the wider impact of this offensive? humanitarian impact? were killed when m23 ran over goma last week. people have been displaced as they were fleeing for safety. some have moved and crossed over into the rwandan side. currently overwhelmed. so it's a very challenging situation from a humanitarian perspective. to stop their offensive, for rwanda to stop backing them. is that pressure having any impact at the moment? not quite. of course, we had the g7 kivu province, is a disregard of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the drc. urging rwanda to pull out its troops and also the m23 so there has bee

in so, they are going to at 77 7 at alleged 7 be looking at the alleged human rights violations in goma — -7 out the 7 out the atrocities 7 out the atrocities a7nd carrying out the atrocities and therefore it wants; a ' " n" mission, some kind fact—finding mission, some kind of to examine and they are quite recent. during the taking of goma. meanwhile, the congolese president and his rwandan counterpart are due to join a summit in tanzania to discuss the crisis. our africa correspondent barbara plett usher gave us the latest. it is not a regular meeting of the council, not in session right now, said they had to convene at the request of the democratic republic of the congo. it is something that congo. it is something that congo has been pushing at the un in new york but also in geneva. so, they are going to un in new york but also in geneva. si at:hey are going to un in new york but also in geneva. s at the are going to un in new york but also in geneva. s at the alleged lg to un in new york but also in geneva. s at the alleged human be looking at the alleged human rights violations in

the m 23 group, backed by wanda, sees the eastern city of goma last week. the presidents of the r c and rwanda are to hold talks this weekend. united nation says at least 900 people were killed in the fighting a mass burial and government as marks overflow with the bodies of those killed in the fighting. power cuts from the conflict and kept marks from being able to refrigerate the dead. the need to bury the dead quickly as urgent as most mortuaries are located in hospitals. the risk of spreading these to patients and health care staff. the serious patients wounded by the fighting overwhelmed hospitals. ashima just 10 was wounded by a bomb and a camp for internally displaced people we were putting out to leave the camp. then suddenly, we heard a bomb explode. it hit me. yes, i don't feel well. but what i really want is to get this bandage off of my leg. his sister town team found him in the hospital. during the discovery last to the bombings, i heard the news. my mother an older brother, had died. and then my father had also died last month, a jimmy, this s

treatment. despite reports of sporadic shooting and looting civilians are making their way back to goma. with more than half a 1000000 people displaced by the fighting. the scale of the humanitarian emergency is still emerging. you're watching the w news don't go away. the in charlotte. the currently more people than ever on the world wide and such a hassle. jessica admitted absolutely. gosh, find out about rubinez story info, migraines the c b, he's ready to.

this patricia young in goma to europe. sweden is morning. the victims of instead list of a must shooting a gunman, open fire on tuesday as an adult education center in the city of it are getting at least 10 people residents, swedish officials, and members of that on family, attended a memorial service on wednesday at a nearby church for a minister of parishioners from said the incident marked a dark day in sweden's history. as the city of edinburgh tries to cope with the scene of sweden's worst ever met, shooting, nursing students, helen vermont. can't stop thinking about her schoolmates who aren't answering their phones. maybe there's a lot of money on them. we don't know where they are. if they're in the hospital or if they're still lying, where they were shot, we haven't had an answer them in the, on the phone. she was among the students that respects the school in era who made it out alive. after a man entered the facility tuesday and opened fire flags are it has staff around sweden for the 10 didn't make. and 11th casualty is the shoote

treatment. despite reports of sporadic shooting and looting civilians are making their way back to goma. with more than half a 1000000 people displaced by the fighting, the scale of the humanitarian emergency is still emerging. and that's it for the moment, but stay with us for coming up after a short break business beyond us, whether your autopay is capable of revolting it's economy that's coming up for a break. i'm going to spend a do believe so the we are all set. we are watching to see the to bring you the story behind the new, the will on about com, biased information for free might say do to me in the the c b he's ready to.

and have taken over goma and to put an started to put an in place and are advancing further they arehey want to the congolese overthrow the congolese government. overthrow the congolese covernment. ., government. around the world and across _ this is bbc that grenfell tower in west london will be taken down. of the 2017 tragedy. our correspondent tom symonds has more details. which has been trailed for a few days because the minister, angela rayner, the deputy prime minister, met relatives of those who died and people who survived the fire on wednesday. the government is announcing that the tower will be entirely dismantled. the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, has taken to keep some floors of the building that are significant to some families and remove other floors. and that's interesting because some have said and turn it into some sort of memorial. through a process of careful and sensitive these are the words of the government that happens it will take two years. and i think it will be interesting to see the reaction to that. but clearly there are many in the community who

followed our armed forces, brave resistance, and that's why do you think there were so many destin goma because they're shooting indiscriminately for every square centimeter of these territories. the military will fight. they will fight with the congo these peoples because this has now reached a point where many is all in desperate need of a to what have also seen is that governments, residents are beginning to emerged from their hiding places, desperately searching for food and water. and the congolese ability that was supposed to protect them has been vanquished. unfortunately, i haven't just went to some of those citizens, but these i have no words to describe what happened here. it really was the battle friday, all of the neighborhood here, thousands upon thousands of shelves were fired. we're not saying that we want a revolution. we just want peace in our daily lives to return to normal limits. my children had no food. oh no, i didn't want them to go without medicine, so i pushed myself to work so we don't go hungry. so famine doesn't take them. that's why i'm out here about the li

the group presented, the newly appointed governor for north keeping province and a mayor for goma. anytime between is ministry, coalition capture the strategic city from government forces last week. meanwhile, the reports of fighters have captured the mining times south of goma 70 kilometers from because of the capital of south key region that's despite empties these declaration of a unilateral cease fire. late on monday. the winds has at least a 2900 people have been killed during fighting and government last week. around 2000 bodies were collected from the states. we have a 900. what already in marks across the city congo is president, is jew to take part in this summit of eastern and southern african leaders and friday to discuss the conflict along with 01. does president your and the secretary general until you've looked at it says diplomacy is the only way to bring the conflict to an end, to silence the guns. stop the escalation, respect the silver energy. and that he thought of the integrity of the democratic republic of the congo poles international human rights law and inte

the democratic republic of congo is reeling from the n 23 militant takeover of the key city of goma. hundreds with killed during last week's battle with many moving displaced. and d, o. c officials and now we're seeing some distressing questions about the off them off all these new for you can go as the details. the city i see has tons deeper into crisis following the occupation of karma. davis agent concept has now lead to, to allow me to use the tools in the eastern cumberland city. and even the over capacity cannot accommodate more bodies that's causing many off those body to leave. i meant to live in the streets on the ground. obviously, as you can imagine, the situation remains quite tense. the him, 23 forces that we are told inside of the city. and you in peacekeeping personnel and suits have last week before the basis medical facilities in for my reportedly overwhelmed ad. his social services have obviously also been disrupted, and his son paused currency as far as we know the into the city forces controlled the airport and the august of break down the flu in order in the city

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arrested on suspicion of a risk it could spread to other parts of the region. during the taking of gomal, it is not a regular meeting of the council, they're not in session right now, so they had to convene rights violations in goma, reports of mass killings, widespread sexual violence. and it is their forces that have been carrying out these human rights groups would agree with a fact—finding mission, although they say there have been violations committed on both sides. of congo to keep its version of events at the broadly speaking, as you know, western countries, the un, many african countries accept un evidence rwanda does or the way ahead of you? simran sharma was the first indian woman with a visual in paris 2021i. alongside her. coach and her guide runner. translation: i just thought, "i have to run today _ and not take any pressure." told me we ran my personal best timing, 24.7 seconds. but it's not easy for two bodies to run as one. in the 100m at the 2024 world para athletics championship. it was the first international competition they ran together. i have to allow her to cros

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the democratic republic of congo since sunday as m 23 flights as take control of the eastern city of goma something we're doing and will passively very, substantially increasing or not us present. donald trump's terrace on goods from canada and mexico and china come into effect on site today and with trumps. don't top to come up on the way. panama flies off for a fight. it's kind of the palestinians, seriously injured and israel's war and gone to a 5 league guessing a way out for treatment. the wrath of border crossing between egypt and garza is set to reopen on saturday for the 1st time in 8 months. at leslie b for patients needing medical attention, the world health organization says 50 will be allowed to leave on saturday, crossing sides as a lifeline for palestinians and garza but israel has enforced a land unsafe located for 18 years. a partial reopening is part of the cx 5 deal between homos and as well. well, the crossing was seized by the israeli military and may drawing its ground defensive, which killed hundreds of palestinians in the area as close as preventive. thousands of pe

here you can see the bodies lining the streets as armor vehicles roll into the embattled city of goma, which has been taken under full control by the m 23 group. the militants are now are part of like moving to another eastern city because lou and have pledged to reach the countries that capital can shasta, they are say government has called the take over a declaration of war. well, blaming lawanda for back in the m 23, we got an emotional account from a local woman whose family was impacted. and so on the muscles of the child, when i saw that she was dead, i said, lord, what am i going to do? the some 23 will came for me and goma, the neighbors went to try to recover his body, and then they fight us through another phone. so he remains alone in the road. i was in the house and i didn't even have the strength to go and get him. so i stayed with his brothers crying. i saw body stuff like bags of rice from the world food program. at the hospital they were arranged like says some people would you move them policy by body, and then you can go in luke, who has a hard time watching this quo

people are saying that at home in goma be just one piece. they say. combining most of the use of the analyst at the center of research on congo can shasta and he says international pressure should continue. so m 235 is fully withdrawal from going of the house suggested in the city of goma system in the 700. the dead bodies in the streets and the civilians are left to themselves to do the clean up and picking up the bodies and try to dispose of them. we don't even know if they have not yet even been identified. that's one of the reasons. the 2nd reason is i believe that international pressure is being applied online that and is making them 23 think twice before they came over to the city of goma. so the on the different medic front, i think that the, the pressure cannot be let go as, yeah. must continue so that the n 23 can be stopped from the movement and that this can come back to the cold. i'm actually much more cynical in thinking about this um, truth on the dissociates fire because this has happened before when the m. 23. it's a covered

following the takeover of goma. the comb go with our alliance grouping, which is associated with the m $23.00 is issued a statement, claiming the militants and to the area of the being invited by that goes to aust for protection. they say the present, she is the result of a general crisis in our country, which does not spare any category of citizens. thousands of display people have been taken hostage by the government. in contrast, though, we are in the city of goma 2 months of the multiple distress pools of other patriots who are living in a situation of insecurity which was imposed on them by the coalition of the can she also regime? and we shall continue the march of liberation to can shasta, when they asked the retreat, where did they want us to retreat to? we are not going anywhere. well, members of the companies to ask for in belgium, on fonts, to protested against what they call you repeating. soliciting in the d. o. c crosses hundreds, defending on the headquarters in brussels, accusing the block of financi

east will allow humanitarian work and to resume the power military group controls the key city of goma and is airport near the rwandan border. and the b. r. c has accused neighboring troops of back in the insurgents. consortia officials have reported up to 2000 deaths and tens of thousands displays. it described the aftermath of hostilities as catastrophic causing a crime, search and destruction of a central facilities. as humanitarian organizations struggle to address, severe shortages, residence, voice, their fears. yes, most of us are suffering as we don't have any connection, no network, no electricity in the water. these are very serious problems. and we are also scared. some of us lost many things, making the situation even harder. and those are for those who or what do i, you know, we can't do anything because we don't have electricity. and because of that, thieves are always coming at night, as they know the power is out. if we don't have electricity, then we cannot even sleep unless people have solar power or the sun is already up. and we'll use that through alonda and governm

why do you think there were so many depths in goma? because they're shooting in discriminant way for every square centimeter of these territories, the military will fight. they will fight with the congo. these people the constructs has now reached a point where many is all in desperate need of age. what have also seen is that governments, residents are beginning to emerge from their hiding places, desperately searching for food and water. and the congo usability that was supposed to protect them has been vanquished. unfortunately, haven't listen to some of the citizens. a specific. i have no words to describe what happened here. it really was the battlefront, the fall of the neighborhood. here, thousands upon thousands of shells were fired. we're not saying that we want a revolution. we just want peace in our daily lives to return to normal limits. my children had no food and i didn't want them to go without medicine. i pushed myself to work so we don't go hungry. so famine doesn't take them. that's why i'm out here . like everyone els

the uk's prime minister is meeting eu leaders in brussels today, hoping to strengthen we report from gomaratic republic of congo, for the first time since rebels took most of the city. the former president of the spanish football accused of sexual assault. the world cup final in 2023. and beyonce wins album of the year for first time at the year for the first time at the grammy awards. we will be live in la. we start with breaking news: trade tariffs on the uk. but he said he was mainly angry about the eu nomia iqbal — during a press huddle atjoint base andrews. we'll see what will happens, it'll happen. we'll see how things work out. it might happen, but it will definitely happen with the european union, i can tell you that they don't take our cars, products, so the uk is way out of line and we'll see. but the european union is really out of line. what they've done. with the eu. we will see whether or not we can balance out our budget. and mexico later on monday. on neighbouring mexico and canada, despite sharing and he hit china with a10% tariff in addition to existing levies brought in

they've captured a mining town in the south of goma. yeah, the way it is located around 60 kilometers from become who the capital of the south cable region to you and says at least 2900 people were killed during the fighting and go my last week where the m 23 captured the strategic city around 2000 bodies were collected from the streets and the other 900 already and more ins across the city. the m 23 held a public rally and goma in the eastern new york city on thursday. in what appeared to be a show of force. the leader of the rebel alliance, going to a non guy told crowds that he wants to liberate all of the r c. a group announced a new governor from north keeping province and a new mayor from goma. the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, is called for an immediate end to the conflict in eastern new york to silence the guns stop. the escalation, respect the silver energy, and said he thought of the integrity of the democratic republic of the coal polls. international human rights law. and international humanitarian law. there is n

republic of congo indicating that they have been able to do a count of 770 bodies at a mortuary in the of goma game. we are seeing become e -e the%un says are slightly over 500,000 there are slightly over 500,000 people displaced since the start of just looking the humanitarian impact that on the this conflict is having on the 7 it is this conflict is having on the . it is quite really region, it is quite really unprecedented, we have unprecedented, because we have seen quite dramatic ' of this ' ' “aims conflict. escalation of this conflict. richard, just remind us of the of the fighting that is 221515111 fit the f'éhf'né the? ie , , , there. 221515111 hf eh; f'éhf'né irs; e , , , there. eastern 55515515�*1'35�*5'51'55“5515 , , , there. eastern congo happening there. eastern congo is rich in minerals, many of 7 many of as so many of the minerals such as cobalt are used in all of our egggaglggre used in all of our come gig-giggle used in all of our come from gggagiggre used in all of our come from we of devices come from this part of the drc. but it is also an area the drc4'bfit'it ie'aleo an ar

people around goma looks like these. today the shift is, have been slotted and destroyed and looked at kimberly's people on the move. again, they said they don't know who did this john, do you lived in this comp for 2 and a half? you, as he sees, he found what he's property had been stolen. can, you know, you can see for us to read when that it was that i should be revised to intuitive handle this tuition dell was also a bind to the student. so what they have come back to that was my house. everything i own was by that i mean you fled from the home villages as rebels led by entity 3 continued to advance. the rebels have taken north keyboards, provincial copy tools, more than $700.00 people died in the bottle full goma the fighting and the city has come down and people now venturing out the empty suite has stored. those were sheltering in the cons to go back to their homes. this woman says she's walking back home about 75 kilometers away. silly, so it's going to be a problem. we have to return home, but it come from day f

goma was taken over last week by what the un calls advance into the democratic republic of the congo.en assembling there. airport, which is very strategic, just about 40km rapidly south and approaching bukavu. what's the wider impact of this offensive humanitarian impact? ministry yesterday afternoon indicating that from their account, they have been able to establish that around 778 for safety. wounded are receiving many, many other numbers. so it's quite a very challenging situation from a humanitarian perspective. the grammy�*s take place in a few hours time in los angeles. but with the city still recovering from devastating # california knows how to party...# in the wake of the fires. at two benefit concerts in la. billy crystal, who lost his home in the palisades fire, said la will recover. ..let�*s show the world who we are! lavish parties in the build—up have been cancelled in favour of low—key events to help more money be directed to something as simple as that. that had costumes and whatnot. i know musicians who lost their house. i didn't think the grammys should be happening

paul njie, bbc news, goma. to spain now. the camera showing there is the camera showing proceedings getting under way in madrid. the proceedings in 7 in 77 butwe in7 butwew|ll 7 7in77777 77b7ut7wewillin77 7 in7777 77b7ut7wewillin7a 7 are in spanish but we will in a moment be speaking to our moment be speaking to onr who is at the court. colleague who is at the court. first, let's have a look at the to case and background to this case and hear a report our england in the final. he kissed her on the mouth. he said the kiss was consensual, she said it was not. a possible jail sentence if found guilty of sexual assault. trying to force miss hermoso to say that she didn't object to the kiss. team, jorge vilda. all four men deny any wrongdoing. translation: it's been a difficult journey - isabel fuentes started playing for the national team in 1971 support for female football. tears to her eyes. but we weren't allowed to. these players won it for us. they have lived out our dreams. club olympia las rozas, the game has changed for

the battle for goma has left at least 2900 people dead.were 100 female prisoners who were burned alive during a jailbreak in goma. the new offensive became days before the presidents were due to attend a crisis summit. argentina will withdraw from the world health organization after the u.s. pulled out of the un health agency last month on donald trump's first day in office. the argentinian president ordered the move, citing deep differences between them and how who manages health issues. new technology is making it possible to unwrap badly burned scrolls from an ancient roman town. the 2000-year-old scrolls were charged by the eruption of mount vesuvius in 79 a.d. and have been too fragile to open. a combination of x-ray imaging and ai is virtually unrolling them, revealing rows of columns and texts. more work needs to be done to make them flee legible but the team says early results look promising. you can always find more on the day's news on our website, bbc.com/news. check us out on your favorite social media site. i am in washington,

this is bbc news. while president trump pauses levies on canadian and mexican rebels in the city of gomaof the congo say they'll observe a ceasefire, starting today. police continue to question a 15—year—old suspect. israel's is for talks with washington for talks with donald trump as questions over the next of gaza ceasefire deal. and we speak to actor mikey madison about her breakout performance in the film, anora. the 10 percent tariffs on all chinese goods entering the united states have just kicked in.

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finding of the area as forced hundreds of thousands of others to sleep. jealous patricia you on is a goma which revels to control of last week. she told us more about the current situation in the country. well, i would say that's life and commercial activities are. see me the back to normal. you can go my this week, electricity has been restored trucks and jacobs carrying goods upcoming was from runs. uh and from the northern ira. yeah. and the controller be coming to the to, to, to supply the shop in market at the congo river. i in trouble coordination that c m 23 has a point, you know, it gets to the and the holding a meeting today at this stage, i mean go my, yesterday they were calling in the street for the population to attend. however, as go my, if you need the morning, the pricing here was extremely violent. last 3 people was causing the cause, fire, the damage to thing, and most of the scale of the keeping, getting home is it emerging from the hospitals? all the fact with the injured at the red cross had surgery the menu for the that's for phone in the 3 d u n. okay, for the call,

the burning bodies were seen on the streets of goma city, which has been captured by the m 23. according to the united nations, at least 900 people have been killed and almost 2900 injured in goma. somebody or c officials say the number of victims could be much higher, but the un states hospitals in the city of them are working at maximum capacity, trying to help the wounded as well as patients suffering from endemic diseases. the world health organization has reported numerous shelling of medical facilities and the crisis is exacerbated by a lack of clean water and power outages. doctors and government are speaking out about the emergency dentist do is get the we have a civil receive, so on these. and then uh we are very of flowed. so then we have seen that people come here to the 5th and somebody died suddenly on the wait last week to ask you on it. the situation is not good because there are a lot of injured people and they need help. they need assistance and support. that's all i can say. many people were injured and you see they keep coming. the hospital is so crowded, we