well haiti has in the past become ungovernable happened 33 years ago under john club. there were demonstrations which were happening all over the country and people just had had enough of the devaluate dictatorship a lot is happening now with the p h t k that's the haitian baldheaded party which job now in the. representative of his predecessor michel martelly founded it and those boats are both those men are deeply implicated now in this presidential caribbean a. corruption scandal the most recent report that you mentioned may 31st by the. c.s.c. a found that he had basically double billed. the government for about $2002000000.00 to repair a road which they never did any work on so this is it's only about one percent of the total. expenditures of that country korea bay account and that was the projects but it's indicative of the type of corruption that was going on with that money and people have just had enough they want to mount it talking about big figures washington and can seemingly pledge to help haiti develop financial opportunities in the carbon could that hav

haitÍ espera rival. bienvenidos a "fÚtbol central".o por ser la casa de los tejanos y por ser sede del super bol en el 2004. aquel de janet jackson. anda muy atinado, esto meocupa . cÓmo estÁs paulo cÉsar? paulo: contento. alejandro: asegurÓ que los ticos avanzarÍa. luis omar tapia, la copa oro para mÉxico comienza hoy. luis omar: es una noche mÁgica para los haitianos, porque se mete esta selecciÓn del caribe, en muchos pensaban que canadÁ le iba a pasar por encima. dieron vuelta un marcador de una forma maravillosa, de la forma en cÓmo desempeÑaron su fÚtbol el segundo tiempo, llama la atenciÓn. alejandro: serÁ un rival peligroso para quien se enfrenta a haitÍ. vamos con las llaves, con el largo camino rumbo a chicago. cÓmo se estÁ acomodando las cosas. haitÍ ya dio la primera campanada, le pegÓ a canadÁ y estÁ instalado en semifinales esperando rival que saldrÁ a continuaciÓn, entre mÉxico y costa rica, tambiÉn los de maÑana, jamaica-panamÁ y estados unidos-curazao. o 2 1 boleto, todos queriendo llegar a la gran final. vamos ahora c

its aid workers were in haiti to help after the devastating earthquake — but some staff were paying forex with victims. they talk a good talk about keeping people safe from harm and they have good intentions, but these aren't always matched by their actions. oxfam is one of britain's biggest and best known charities — has it mended its ways? also tonight: three more conservatives set out their stalls in the leadership contest — we'll be questioning their claims and promises over brexit. the man who lost four brothers after they were given contaminated blood by the nhs — the latest from the inquiry into the scandal. hiding from the traffickers in a tent — a special report on those caught up in modern day salvery right here in britain. # happy birthday to you. # happy birthday dearjune. 100 years young — june spencer has played peggy woolley in the archers since its first episode back in 1950. and coming up on bbc news... scotland seek to make it two wins from two under new manager steve clarke, but can they cause an upset against belgium tonight? good evening and welcome to the bbc news

how has haiti recovered from that earthquake back in 2010?y dead, so much destruction, how has it faired since then? it really depends on where you 90, then? it really depends on where you go, there are some parts you'll find unrecognisable and the devastation that was because that they had managed to rebuild. but there are still people in camps, believe it or not. people that are still homeless, tens of thousands, coming to the decade anniversary next year. reconstruction work in haiti is slow at the best of times but we have scandals like this taking place, where people were not doing their jobs are being responsible actors in this country. that only complicates matters further. thank you very much indeed for being with us. will directly, our correspondent. we will get the weather, coming to half past eight. good evening, another day of soggy weather, persistent rain across lincolnshire, yorkshire, northwest england, parts to the south of that, heavy downpours which broke out during the afternoon, some of the showers will tend to fade away

we'll be getting reaction from haiti. also tonight... vying for the top job — three more conservatives set out their stalls in the leadership contest the man who lost four of his six brothers after they were given contaminated blood by the nhs. hiding from the traffickers in a tent — a special report on those caught up in modern day slavery in britain. lukaku! and scotland are floored by belgium in tonight's european championship qualifiers. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, the latest from the women's world cup, where the defending champions the usa have got their tournament under way. good evening. oxfam has been heavily criticised by the charity commission over the way it dealt with claims that some of its staff were involved in sexual misconduct while helping victims of the 2010 earthquake in haiti. the report by the charities watchdog says oxfam failed to investigate fully allegations that some staff may have sexually abused children while working in disaster zones. oxfam has repeatedly apologised and today its chair of truste

let's take you back to the news 0xfam says it is deeply sorry for the actions of its staff in haiti whichmpted a highly critical report published today. the charity commission has given 0xfa m the charity commission has given 0xfam an official warning about how it handled allegations that staff use prostitutes as they worked in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake in haiti. 0ur correspondent has been gathering reaction to the comments. he goes on to say it is very important to work together in restoring trust. this incident has pushed haitian authorities to open their eyes wider by having to look over the functioning of aid workers. i thought that it was interesting in the sense that it still underlines the sense that it still underlines the key importance of the aid sector to the haitian government and to haiti more generally. that is will grant reporting. we can talk now about this to the aid worker and former un spokesperson. image and, thanks for being with us. what do you make of this report? content —wise there is not a lot that is new. i think what is significant is the charity com

there we re haiti were able to exploit.ngs and tip—offs which were cast aside, including two e—mails from children saying that they had been abused in haiti. 0xfam did not act on those, it believed that they were not genuine e—mails. even when 0xfam did undertake a full internal review, the charity commission says it was not full and frank with it and with the uk authorities and with the haitian authorities and with the haitian authorities about the serious nature of these allegations. so it makes a terrible reading for a charity that in the last year, has been trying to resurrect its public image. and the charity commission is demanding that more reforms are put in place before the end of the month. but it's also a wake—up call to the wider sector as these problems do seem to have been endemic. naomi, thank you. andrea leadsom and mark harper are the latest candidates to launch their campaigns to replace theresa may as tory party leader — and become the country's next prime minister. the leadership rivals split sharply on

the haiti scandal hit oxfam hard. after the times article, it issued this full page apology in the guardian newspaper. it also says it will look after people who come forward and will always be transparent. after the charity commission report, oxfam's chair of trustees, caroline thomson, said the question is whether the new safeguards in place are enough to prevent such abuses happening again. as for haiti, oxfam has been banned from operating inside its borders. the bbc‘s will grant is in the haitian capital port—au—prince. it was even stronger coming from the host nation, i spoke to the foreign minister and he said, this confirms how the aid sector had been tarnished by a shameful group of sexual creditors and even paedophiles. we think about the allegations involved here and privileged foreign men living very well with cars and homes and so on, taking advantage of the most vulnerable in the society. the very people they were supposed to help, including potentially underaged victims. so it does not come as a great s

the incidence in haiti we re commission. the incidence in haiti were dismaying.known charities in the united kingdom. it is there to put people first and it failed to live up to people's expectations. this was the man who because the charity the most embarrassment, the director for haiti at the time. he resigned before an internal investigation was completed and then went on to work for other charities without them knowing about his background. the reporter says early warnings were missed. even after the haiti incident, there charity repeatedly failed to do proper safeguarding checks, including on its uk staff. whistle—blowers like helen evans, a former head of safeguarding, were simply ignored. a fundamental principle for aid agencies is do no harm. what good are they if they leave a legacy of exploitation and abuse? my hope is that this is the wake—up call the abuse? my hope is that this is the wa ke—up call the sector abuse? my hope is that this is the wake—up call the sector needs. they have been a lot of promises but now we need to see action, we need to see

the incidents in haiti were very dismaying.y, because what we have done is look into 0xfam more broadly, i think everyone feels very let down by 0xfam. this is one of our best—known charities in the united kingdom, it is there to put people first, and it failed to live up to people's expectations. this was the man who caused the charity the most embarrassment, roland van hauwermeiren, 0xfam's director for haiti at the time. he resigned before an internal investigation was completed and then went on to work for other charities without them knowing about his background. the report says early warnings were missed. even after the haiti incident, the charity repeatedly failed to do proper safeguarding checks, including on its uk staff. whistle—blowers like helen evans, a former head of safeguarding, were simply ignored. aid agencies, a fundamental humanitarian principle is do no harm. what good are they if they deliver aid but leave a legacy of sexual exploitation and abuse? my real hope this is the wake—up call that the sector need

well, i think that the incidents in haiti were very dismaying.have done is looked into 0xfam more broadly, and what i feel, and what i think everyone feels, is we were very let down by 0xfam. this is one of our best—known charities in the uk, it is there to put people first. and it failed to live up to people's expectations. stephen twigg is an mp and chair of the international development committee. hejoins me now from westminster. thank you for being here. a lot of ground is covered in this report, what strikes you as being of the most importance? good afternoon. i haven't yet had a chance to read the full report but i've been briefed by the charity commission. it strikes me they've done a very thorough piece of work and i want to echo what they had said, which is that in 2011, what 0xfam did was put its reputation above the interests of thoseit reputation above the interests of those it is meant to serve. we must never see this happen again and i wa nt to never see this happen again and i want to see 0xfam implement all the recommendations of

warning by the charity watchdog, following allegations of serious sexual misconduct by its staff in haiti. dozens of survivors and relatives of victims of the grenfell fire are taking legal action in the us against three firms they blame for the tragedy. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, dia chakravarty, the brexit editor at the telegraph, and the broadcaster, david davies. stay with us for that. hello, a very good evening to you. theresa may is set to announce that the government will set itself ambitious new targets to cut greenhouse gases to "net zero" by 2050 to tackle climate change. in what will be one of her last major policies as prime minister, the uk will become the first major economy to set a zero target in law. details of the policy will be outined tomorrow. 0ne senior climate negotiator has described the move as "historic". but critics say the action is being taken too late and fear the target will never be met. let's get some immediate reaction to that news which is just a breaking. joining me now from salford is craig bennett f

andrea: pascal salió de haití en 2013. quería ir a la universidad y ahí comenzó su larga travesía.por república dominicana, por ecuador, perú y luego en brasil. andrea: en el camino hacia colombia, comenzó a cruzarse con los primeros problemas. pascal: allá adentro, en la selva, hay traficantes,

se le llama la pequeña haití. estados unidos. cuando los hombres comienzan a ver la situación que está aconteciendo de que no pueden cruzar a los estados unidos, si decidieron establecerse en la ciudad de tijuana. andrea: en su mayoría hombres jóvenes, solteros, con una vida por delante en un contexto en el cual se enamoraron. gustavo: se están casando con mexicanas, y algunos de ellos ya tienen bebés. >> es que es una cultura bastante difícil en cuanto a las relaciones, porque son hombres muy posesivos, celosos. entonces nosotros estamos muy contentos. decimos que vamos a tener mejores atletas en esta zona de méxico. andrea: en uno de sus servicios dominicales en villa haití fue que se vieron por primera vez evelyn y mc kenson. evelyn: nos conocimos aquí en la iglesia, y yo lo miré a él y así como que él andaba muy bien vestido, nada que ver con los demás haitianos, y yo decía "está guapo pero se cree mucho, ¿no?". andrea: evelyn lo miró en el altar cantando y lo volvió a pensar. evelyn: desde ahí-- a mí me gustó

on behalf of the council of oxfam, we are ashamed of what happened in haiti. well handled. please allow me to begin by saying how sorry i am about what has happened. this was the man who caused the charity the most embarrassment, roland van hauwermeiren was oxfam's director for haiti at the time. he resigned before an internal investigation was completed, and then went on to work for other charities without them knowing about his background. oxfam has paid a heavy price for this scandal. it lost 7,000 donors who cancelled their subscriptions in disgust, and it still can't bid for government contracts. today is a reminder that it still has some way to go before its reputation is restored to its former glory. naomi grimley, bbc news. details of the report will be published this afternoon. asmita naik is a consultant on international human rights and co—author of 2002 report on sexual exploitation in west africa. we can anticipate there is going to be very critical, certainly from the early press coverage. it sounds like it will be the case. that is important tha

unrest in haiti. protesters call on the president to resign amid charges of corruption. and it is a paradise for paleontologists. i go fossil-hunting in search of the monstus megalodon. >>hiis what we are looking for. theseer wanimals that eat whales. jane: welcomeo our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president trump says the tanker attacks in theulf of oman wryesterday have iraten all over them. he pointed to a video released by the u.s. military which shows -- which it says shows special forces removing an unexploded mine from one of the damag ships. tehran denies the allegaons, but one thing is clear, tensions between the two nations are reaching a dangerous new level. the bbc's chief international correspondent lyse doucet starts our coverage. lyse: america builds its case the u.s. military says their deo shows iran's islamic revolutionary guards removing a mine from thstricken tanker. their photos of the ship's hahull shows wthey say is the mind that didn'txpde and the damage from one that did. one of two attacks on tankers in the gulf on thursday. o

corruption is so endemic iny haiti, mmply accept it as part of daily life.t when it comes to petro nsribe's missing mill people have drawn a line, and it may cost the president his job. will grant, bbc nece, port-au-pr jane: some other news. the man accused of carrying out the terror attacks in christchurch, new zealand, has pleaded not guty to all 92 charges against him, including 51 counts of murder, 40 of attempted murder, and one of terrorism. he appeared by video link at the high court. chilean search and rescue teams are trying to save three miners trapped below ground in the country's north. firefighters say they know the men are alive because they ammunicate by tapping on boxes. local media repoiant rock has blocked the entrance to the mine, and rescuers are trying to dislodge it by a series of small explosions. the white house has center of legal drama again this week. a house committee voted to hold the attorney general and the commerce s a u.s. watchdog called for presidential advisor kellyanne conway to be removed from her job. and the president

liberte claims that america's interest in haiti stems from opposing other nations in the region. washington has always had a lot of talk they need the. government for their campaign against the venezuelan government of maturer which they're trying to bring down and also the cuban government but 1st very mean that the majority government he basically had been. supporting but they were over until january 10th the year at which point they voted against. government and the. vote. ever since washington has sent a constant stream of officials to the country to try to prop it up and save them but. i think it's too little too late the. government is completely discredited and i think even washington received that milly's juvenile movies is mortally wounded i think. russia's prosecutor general has ordered a review of the case of an investigative journalist who was charged over the weekend with intent to supply drugs and subsequently placed under house arrest yvonne golan all of detention which has been strongly condemned by his supporters was also addressed for the 1st time by the kremlin

this is not an island but a mountain of plastic off haiti doesn't alter totalities or places of total pollution or beaches have been destroyed where people live in total misery mentioning. how the spent 10 days in haiti last april the island state has a severe weiss problem he accompanied an environmentalist who pays locals to collect plastic which is then recycled there are more than 150000000 tonnes of plastic in the ocean. this year the environmental photo festival horizons in sings down the german coast focused its attention on the environment under threat in. america really got these are certain hardly enough this kind of horror also has a strange fascination for me we're like hunters on the lookout for these moments because we know these images are triggers that every human being can understand emotionally. for his project heroes of the sea so this is documented in the work of those fighting against the destruction of our oceans this was with the conservation organization sea shepherd for 4 weeks off the coast of west africa documenting of a fishing and senseless torture. to liv

on al jazeera the anger against corruption drives thousands of protesters back on to the streets of haiti was. the human cost of a deal on migrants between the united states and mexico and what it means for families seeking asylum. hell or turn around is one of the coolest cities in this part of the world even is

commission will publish its report into how oxfam handled allegations of sexual misconduct by some staff in haiti. nurseries in some of england's poorest areas say they are facing closure because of a shortfall in government funding. the scenting went ten and yet costs have all increased —— the funding went down. the national living wage are minimum wages going appear early, it is getting tighter and tighter. the actressjune spencer — who plays peggy in long—running bbc radio drama the archers — talks to us about still working as she turns 100. well, i suppose it is inheriting good genes, for a start, and an outlook of... a cheerful outlook, i think, optimistic outlook on life. and as the republic of ireland move five points clear in their group with a win over gibraltar, northern ireland, scotland, and wales will play euro 2020 qualifiers tonight. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. three more candidates for the conservative party leadership contest launch their campaigns today to replace theresa may — and become the country's next prime minister. ten candidates have been confirmed

reporter:d a scenes of catastrophic damage, the rthquake in haiti in 2010 left hundreds of thousands dead, and 1.5 million people without homes. but as today's report shows, oxfam, one of the biggest charities that went into haiti to help, allowed its staff to sexually exploit desperate and foldable women and young girls. the report said there was a culture of poor behavior, and rather than helping victims, oxfam was driven by a desire to prote the charity's reputation and a donor relationships. as a result, victims, was a lowers, and staff who trying to -- whistleblowers come and staff who tried to raise concerns were voted down. he should have been keeping people safe, but he used his xploiton to sexually women. he was allowed to resign rather than being sacked so he could carry on working with his reputation intact. >> that is the absolutely agonizingly dreadful thing about this thathese people were desperate. they came to us for safety, for clean water, for real health. they were betrayed. reporter: when the scandal broke, thousds of donors withdrew their support, costing the cha

by the group be, nicaragua are up against haiti. back to back wins, are looking to make it back to back wi ns, costa are looking to make it back to back wins, costa rica and bermuda are playing in the conclusion in the same venue. now to the cricket world cup were defending champions australia have moved back to the top of the table after the when bangladesh —— beat bangladesh. david warner scored a second centre in eight days to lead the way as adam wilde reports. the size of the task is becoming a little clearer. flags waving, the support and —— unwavering against the chapmans. she would take something rather more than that. aaron finch and in particular david warner, making light work of the bowling. still he was the bangladesh support striking up again for had it'll affect. warner now past the century and enjoy himself stop boundary after boundary, bangladesh had no answer. even the most fanatical pushed —— hushed for a moment. what a possible hundred and 50 en route to the highest score in the tournament so far. after he depart

liberte claims that america's interest in haiti stems from opposing other nations in the region. washington has always had a lot of talk they need to shelve an elmo wheeze government for their campaign against the venezuelan government of missouri which they're trying to bring down and also the cuban government but 1st they're aiming at the material government. basically had been. supporting the douro until january 10th of europe which point they voted against. the venezuelan government in the oas vote and ever since washington has sent a constant stream of officials to the country to try to prop it up and save but. i think it's too little too late the. government has completely discredited emerging even watching the premiere of the. rebel movies mortally wounded by. an executive from the chinese tech giant huawei has been grilled by bush's little makings of a cyber security committee hearing and one labor member of parliament by the surprising comparison between fall way on the german foot and make the gas used in nazi death camps. what you think will be conspiratorial report it

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warning by the charity watchdog, following allegations of serious sexual misconduct by its staff in haiti. dozens of survivors and relatives of victims of the grenfell fire are taking legal action in the us against three firms they blame for the tragedy. is hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the brexit editor at the telegraph, dia chakravarty, and the broadcaster, david davies. most of tomorrow's front pages are now in. the i leads with the headline: ‘prime minister in waiting' — as tory leadership favourite borisjohnson is set to launch his campaign tomorrow. the express also leads with boris johnson's leadership campaign, reporting that tomorrow mrjohnson will signal his readiness for a ‘titanic clash' with brussels by insisting the uk leaves the eu without a deal by the 31st of october. labour has tabled a cross—party motion tomorrow to try to stop future conservative leadership favourite boris johnson from pushing through a no—deal brexit against the wishes of mps — that's according to the telegraph. oxfam must produce a ra

supporting people anywhere in there in the world and in their response to events in haiti what we saw from their reporting to the commission and other or thought is was a lack of full and frank disclosure and therefore we see and take the view that they were putting their own corporate reputation 1st instead of the people who had come to harm. and it's been 20 years since nigeria's return to democracy but since a better suite anniversary for many with the economy in bad shape and unemployment say stop and the high amid interest has more from lagos. these are the demonstrations that forced the nigerian military to accelerate the return of the country to democracy 20 years ago. on may 29th 1994 military ruler all should go bust and joe was sworn in as a 1000000000 president few months after he was freed from prison serving a life sentence for treason. and for the next 20 years democracy endured but many nigerians are not impressed for i or along with many others was thrown into jail by the military for activism they were demanding more when of the presidential election of june 12th 1903

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on al jazeera the anger against corruption drives thousands of protesters back on to the streets of haiti was. the human cost of a deal on migrants between the united states and mexico and what it means for families seeking asylum. hell or turn around is one of the coolest cities in this part of the world even is time the year and if you're lucky and get on towards the shores the caspian you might catch a shower temperature wise and we're still talking about $33.00 or so because the hardship of sea level baghdad by contrast is up to the $47.00 mark and further success in iraq it could well be up to near 15 basser for example clearly if you're near the water near the coast is cooler so high twenty's the bear is an example a leper 34 on these docks a green things in turkey or georgia well they're just rogue thunderstorms that could appeared any time still change from day to day at this time of the year the heat being the thing to focus on and the lack of showers of any so usually and that's true throughout arabian peninsula with doha included $44.00 degrees but at the same all the way acros

let‘s go live to haiti and our correspondent will grant.? if the rebuke from the terry commission was strongly worded as you can imagine it was an even stronger words from the haitian government. i have spoken to the foreign minister who said that it showed that the charity sector in this country had been tarnished by what he had called a shameful group of sexual predators and even paedophiles. really strong words and it is hardly a surprise when you think exactly what took place in the abuse has taken place, carried out by men and very powerful roles who are extensively here to help the most vulnerable after the devastating earthquake in 2010. they have a difficultjob on their hand as well because the aid agencies are so as well because the aid agencies are so important to the haitian economy. i was wondering that because 0xfam has been banned by the haitian government from operating in haiti because of the scandal. has other aid agencies manage to fill the role that 0xfam was praying. how is this impacting their who were depending on 0xfa

y haitÍ se enfrenta aporta rica.de seis hembras en el zoolÓgico en ciudad victoria, mÉxico. el plan para salvar a este animal iniciÓ con cinco ejemplares que se han reproducido hasta alcanzar a mÁs de 300. >> el medio ambiente recibiÓ una buena noticia. luego de que una pareja de lobos grises valieran una camada de seis hembras. dicha especie se encuentra en peligro de extinciÓn desde 1970. sin embargo gracias a una colaboraciÓn se ha podido incrementar el nÚmero de ejemplares. nacieron en el zoolÓgico en ciudad victoria, mÉxico. >> la madre es en este momento el ejemplar mÁs importante genÉticamente de los que hay en mÉxico. ocupa el lugar nÚmero una en todo mÉxico. y entonces tienen un valor muy alto genÉticamente. >> fue casi exterminado por los humanos debido a creencias y mitos donde se pensaban que al principales causantes de muerte de ganado. suelen emigrar a los estados de arizona y texas. >> tenemos que cuidar mucho la alimentaciÓn, que tengan agua y que tengan refugio. los programas de medicina preventiva.

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and in fact throughout haiti dominican republic back through cuba in jamaica this gesture is yet more thunderstorms a dramatic lightning phuan lightish out further south in the caribbean as you can see the clouds don't stick as it was but where it comes across the land bearing costa rica vast amounts of rain a possible here and big thunderstorms again will build in mexico. madagascar. at breathtaking tropical paradise. where its former protectors. are now diverse. we followed their journey as they put their lives on the molly took a. risk and gets all medical. on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks communities may be in disagreement accusing the other for these attacks and the chilling with details coverage thousands of protesters have been streaming away for minutes ago but thousands of all have been staying dog from around the world sacrificed he said what have to be made the brunt of the sacrifice this is what this is all about. capturing a moment in time. every snapshots of other lives. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. this is al-jaz

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