now as you know, haiti suffered that devastating earthquake in 2010. there was then a period of some recovery, but things have completely unraveled in the last couple of years. we have 60 percent of the capital port prince, which is controlled by gangs she gave some of the other figures. she said that serious criminal incidents in the last year they've doubled. she said that the haiti national place is totally ill equipped and underfunded. in fact, if you look at the country of haiti, apparently any one time, there are never more than 3500 police officers on duty throughout the whole country . the country of 11000000 people. and she said, that's why the situation continues to deteriorate. for my brazilian president gibe olson aro, has testified a federal police as part of an investigation and to post election riots. thousands of his support as a top government buildings in january after he lost the presidential election. hundreds of them are expected to stand trial, monica, you're lucky as more from percentage from our president j able so now to testif

now as you know, haiti suffered that devastating earthquake in 2010. there was then a period of some recovery, but things have completely unraveled. in the last couple of years, we have 60 percent of the capital. puerto prints, which is controlled by gangs she gave some of the other figures. she said that serious criminal incidents in the last year they've doubled. she said that the haiti national police is totally ill equipped and under funded. in fact, if you look at the country of haiti, apparently any one time, there are never more than 3500 police officers on duty throughout the whole country as a country of 11000000 people. and she said, that's why the situation continues to deteriorate. samsung electronics, as reported its worst quarterly losses in 14 years when its operating profit down 95 percent of south korean companies, as consumers are spending less you the economic uncertainties. it also blamed a global downtown in semiconductor purchases. samsung electronics is the world's largest memory chip. maker, i used everything from computers to s

and haiti's foreign minister is haiti�*s foreign minister is asking for help from the un.tarian crisis of 2019 when the un brought cholera into the country. the un denies this. back in october the government promised a special multinational force government promised a special multinationalforce to government promised a special multinational force to come in and help save the country. six months later this is yet to materialise. canada the us and france were among the people saying that they are willing to partake in this but nobody or no country has really offered themselves to lead this so people are still waiting. there have been many promises made but again it is a lack of action that we are seeing and a lack of action that has been addressed in the security council meeting today. aha, council meeting today. a troubling situation they are indeed. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for watching. don�*t forget to download our app for all the latest news and headlines. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. particularly warm days have been few and far betwee

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but the american people believe that they're fleeing horrible haiti. it's all a lie. the venezuelans that we're seeing right now, super majority of venezuelans have been living for five, six, seven and eight years in colombia, in peru, in chile. and all these seven, ten different other countries in relative prosperity, certainly not being, you know, fired on by venezuela land troops or something. but they're all claiming, i can't go over that back to venezuela. it's it's all it's all predicated on a lie. and i think that my chapter, insane asylum, just lays it all exposed that we need to fix this asylum system. it's a tweak. this all that would be necessary to fbefore the election. you know, in recent years. former president barack obama, some of these migrant advocacy folks. why has there been this shift to push for less detention, less restrictions on the border? like you said, there's not really prosecutions of illegal crossings. so what has changed? i think what changed was donald trump came into the picture with an an aggressive sounding immigration policy that s

so coming up, warning is that gun violence from haiti has reached several similar to countries, a rule unfailing to land. the japanese company loses communications with it's noon, a spacecraft as it was due to touch down on the moon. ah, we begin in saddam where yet another sees fly between the army on the paramilitary rapid support forces has been repeatedly violated. the humanitarian situation is fast deteriorating. with the warring general showing little appetite to negotiate civilians continue to flee the capital khartoum another battle zones. as foreign governments pushed forward with the evacuation of their nationals, even morgan begins are coverage and a warning. her report contains graphic images, residents of thought of to try to escape on the 1st day of a 72 hours these fire announced by the wearing sites. they've been caught up and made heavy bombardment for 11 days. now they're faced with other difficulties in trying to leave. the scarcity of fuel has made it hard even to reach by stations. the cost of transportation to other cities has skyrocketed. those who have cash gett

and haiti's foreign minister is asking for help from the un. what can the un do?isis of 2019 when the un brought in cholera to the country. the un deny this. but it hasn't been forgotten by the people. back in october, the government promised a special multinational force to come in and help save the country. six months later, this is yet to materialise. canada, the us and france were among the people saying they are willing to partake in this, but nobody or no country has really offered themselves to lead this, so people are still waiting. there have been many promises made but again, it is this lack of action that we are seeing and a lack of action that is being addressed in this security council meeting today. that was mimi swaby, the bbc�*s latin america regional editor. that is our programme at this hour. please stay with bbc news. hello, there. particularly warm days have been few and far between so far this spring. in fact, the highest temperature we've recorded this yearwas in highland scotland, 21.2 celsius. for england and wales, temperatures have not ye

under president trump, jean was deported to haiti in 2018. given a second chance in 2021 when virgina governor ralph northam granted him a pardon for two drug convictions that were 30 years old, which ice had used as a pretext to deport him. this gave jean the opportunity to seek to reopen his case and regain his legal immigration status. in a rare move, he was allowed to return to the united states on a 90-day special parole, but the threat of deportation continued to hang over his head until yesterday, when the decades-long saga came to a close. in a courtroom packed with supporters, the judge told jean, "i want you to know i see the good in you, too." for more, jean montrevil joins us himself, alongside alina das, part of his legal team for jean montrevli and co-director of the immigrant rights clinic at nyu school of law. we welcome you both back to democracy now! jean, we spoke to you in port-au-prince when you were deported to haiti. now as you sit in a new york studio, can you describe what this victory feels like? what it meant to you

so it's not to say that haiti would be smooth sailing. but on the other hand, as a matter of principle, it makes more sense that the haitian justice system try these criminals who are involved in this killing not be american. that's already well considering their all these allegations of the ca, involvement, do you really think we can expect an unbiased investigation from the us government and really get to the bottom of what happens? not really. i am very suspicious. seeing the us taking this in charge. i mean, job melma, we had become something of a liability for them in 2021. when he was killed on july 7th, he was beginning to be more of a liability than an asset. and i think they may have worked with the elements of the haitian, which was the who are at war with job now, who was trying to get them to support him financially because he was. ready on the ropes that they may have worked very closely with certain figures of the haitian bush was the to rub out joke now mom in front of the eyes of the world. thanks so much for speaking to u

now as you know, haiti suffered that devastating earthquake in 2010. there was then a period of some recovery, but things have completely unraveled in the last couple of years. we have 60 percent of the capital quarter prints, which is controlled by gangs. she gave some of the other figures. she said that serious criminal incidents in the last year they've doubled. she said that the haiti national police is totally ill equipped and under funded. in fact, if you look at the country of haiti, apparently any one time, there are never more than 3500 police officers on duty throughout the whole country as a country of 11000000 people. and she said, that's why the situation continues to deteriorate. first quarter of 202020 till 692 criminal incidence. that is homicide, rape, kidnappings and linking were reported in the same period in 2023 . the number of recorded cream in our incident. more than double to 1647 last month showed the highest incident. great since 2005. well, the un secretary general has been saying for some time since the end of last year, tha

the official break here now to 0, when we come back guns and gangs in haiti un says it's meeting the levels of a wasa, and in kenya, more bodies. i recovered a victims of a cult leader, lead to stop themselves to death. warn those things. ah, now the risk of big thunderstorms has been in texas no blow last day or so, but this risk is traveling east was through the southern states. as you can see, the orange job would suggest big thunderstorms and tucking behind it as yet more winter is coming out of canada that through montana on the venture down the plain states, taking snow into probably new mexico. on the tops, at least this is during friday buzz. i'm that happens. we've fed the shower east was again, the orange top suggests severe thunderstorms curling up to be well right into new england. even nearly in toronto. and that cold then is coming down into northern part of texas. so it might start to repeat the process all over again. by the end of the weekend, the pacific coast looked fine. most mexico is fine. but coming out of south america, we see a massive cloud which is producin

the un says violence in the capital. puerto princes similar to a war zone in october, haiti's embattled government requested foreign military assistance. but so far there has been no intervention for isabel recourse. they're getting more powerful every day. armed gang members in can n on the outskirts of port a prince. that un estimates gangs now controlled 80 percent of the haitian capital . but gang members say you're the least of hades. many troubles with some of oliver people say, gangs like ours or the country's biggest problem won't happen. where do we find all these weapons people leave in areas without food, water, roads, and hospitals in the accusers of be in the countries problem. but we'll leave it for the state to answer the law. haiti has been in the middle of an economic and political crisis for years with violence spiraling out of control following the assassination of presidential in illinois in 2021 with alex 100 my can. this house was set on fire by armed groups, trying to take control of another part of the capital youth salvage, if without, as you can see, all these

the united nation says violence in haiti's capital. the whole class has reached levels similar to countries at war. there has been more shocking evidence of the scale of the problem with a fatal vigilante attack on a group of suspected gang members. acid bake has more desperately fleeing the violence. people here want the authorities to step in. and i did talk on my room at last i visit, but we don't ask for a lot of the gang members have invaded the area. we want the police to go ahead and confront them. we're on our own. we have nothing. i am in criminal groups now control the back 80 percent of haiti's capital portal prince united nations officials have called for an international force to support the haitian police in their struggle against the gangs son mana nuclear villano. it was simply the sound of gunfire that woke us up this morning. it was 3. am. the gangs invaded us. there was shooting, shooting a lover. this neighborhood is a peaceful area. all the people in the surrounding area are peaceful citizens. we go. but this time

the un security council is being briefed on the situation in haiti right now where rising gang violence has led to an increase in killings and in kidnappings. the 2021 assassination of elected president jovan l. movies created a power vacuum that benefited gangs 5 weeks after his death. a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit haiti, killing more than 2000 people in large, rising gang violence cause the un to call for an international military force to be sent to haiti to help the authorities restore order. take a quick listen into the proceedings at the un security council as they discuss the situation in haiti, house and will remain within mandates and means as its disposal. we will also continue to hold on. it will be no and the office of the f r g. our cooperation has been people developing effective interventions on border control, corruption, money laundering, criminal justice, and all of law interventions. as i thank the be no, i think this opportunity to welcome f r a g i l. i very much look forward to working closely with her. and i assure her that she will have the next hour will be spe

forrest's walk, it was really hard to make to live in haiti. it was really it was just a struggle every day. but he told me about what a dictatorship was like. he told me about the differences and why america is so great and why it's important for people to continue to have power, not government have power. i grew up with all of those stories and i appreciate that this country and i knew that no matter what, i would at some point do what i can to not be a burden to society to give back any chance i had. i was going to give back. and that started early on in my adult life, being on the city council in saratoga springs and eventually becoming mayor. so obviously you had the privilege of not growing up under a dictator, but when you reflect on your childhood, what is what are some of the things you remember loving most about this country separately, perhaps from what father loved the most about america. well, i love the fact that i mean, it's very hard as a child to grow up and and live here and know that you just take the you you just take what a

in the accusers of be in the countries problem, we leave it for the state to answer the law. haiti has been in the middle of an economic and political crisis for years, with violin spiraling out of control following the assassination of presidential in illinois. in 2021. alex 100 my can. this house was set on fire by armed groups, trying to take control of another part of the capital you salvage, if without, as you can see, all these are people who burned inside the house. they could not be served during the invasion of so many people died. this is a terrible thing that happens in the country. thousands of people have been displaced because of the violence. many are living in shelters, often unable to go back to their homes. franchise commissions husband was executed by gang members mowing while my husband was trying to enter the house, they took him, shot him, and burnt him with his motorcycle. that's why i came to the shelter with my children. when i returned home, our house was completely burnt. i didn't save any thing. my husband was a motorcycle driver. he was the one who took car

i run here in the city of detroit and then i have an orphanage that i operate in port au prince, haiti, that i've been at for the last 12 years, every month i spend at least a week down there and sometimes longer. and i do find that i am much more alive when i am living like that, when i'm doing things like or, you know, things that are just for me i just feel a sense of accomplishment and purpose and and a spirit. and you can tie that to spirituality or faith or whatever, or you can just tie it to humanity. but i do believe that when give you are more alive than when take and i've been blessed to be able to find that out with a. six dozen beautiful children down in haiti and the people that we work with here in detroit from tuesdays with morrie ask me anything more i always said so i wrote this list death fear aging greed merry family society forgiveness a meinmeaningful life you were log for clarity on those issues for more i was looking for clarity on those issues for myself and knew that morrie probably could help me if i'm being honest. you know, i think i probably presented it to

guest: you can't compare them to haiti. -- guest: absolutely.araguan social services are significantly better than a country like haiti or honduras. i mean, it's a preposterous comparison. folly: what is driving people to leave then, is it fear of the ortega government, or is it the economic situation of the country that's forcing people to leave? guest: i have started u.s. immigration statistics very closely, and the immigrant outflow of nicaraguans is very recent. until a few years ago, the vast majority of immigrants from central america were from honduras, guatemala and el salvador. something changed very recently, about a year ago, and that was that, the u.s. government publicly said that people from nicaragua cuba and venezuela are , welcome in the united states because the united states -- the spokeswoman for the biden administration claimed that they were fleeing communism. guest: they have increased exponentially since 2018. these numbers have not gone up from last year. i'm sorry, ben, that is clearly just untrue. these numbers have go

because the authorities there in haiti of said that people have the right to defend themselves because there has been this complete breakdown in law and order. and i suppose estate collapse, who are these people? are people now forming their own sort of vigilante forces? who was it that, that did this so i'm sorry, can you repeat, chris? what do we know about who carried out the lynching? so what we know so far is that members of the population had gathered around the police station when these alleged members were arrested. and literally took the matter in their own hands on lynching, and also stoning and setting fire to these individuals. what does this mean if the sort of incidents continue? is the country going to descend into all out civil war? if state authorities, the army are just going to allow these acts of violence to take place, obviously without preventing it and without there being any consequences. well, for the past 6 months, the haitian government has been asking on every international for for foreign military intervention to help quell the gang violence here in haiti.

jim sent them elsewhere, long gangs fight to controlled territory in haiti. the nation has been in the spiral since the assassination of president juvenile moyse, in 2021 civilians court between a lack of law and order, and criminal gangs of sometimes better armed than the police. the united nations has warned violence in the capital has reached levels comparable to countries at war. i sat beg, i'll g 0, fella head on al jazeera. the bodies of more cult members thought to have stormed themselves to death are recovered in. kenny was come down to final descent in japanese spacecraft attempt the 1st moon landing by a private company. ah, while we got our next what sir? the disturbance pushing into buckets. don. hi, everyone will pick up the story there so it will impact anywhere from sin province, right through to punjab and the capital territory. as always, the threat of severe thunderstorms hail storms, which could certainly damage some of the crops. so we'll keep tabs on that storms are also flaring up in central india. so think about chatted, scar taylor gun

i'll just cedar leon security council as being briefed on the latest developments there in haiti. first quarter of 202022692 criminal incidence. that is homicide rape kidnappings and lynching were reported in the same period in 2023. the number of recorded criminal incident more than doubled to 1647 last month showed the highest incident great. since 2000 and fife. the death toll from a religious cult in kenya has risen to at least 98. it's expected to continue to go up as rights groups have registered that more than 200 people are missing. authorities say the victims starved themselves to death after their pastor upon mackenzie told them to stop e thing if they wanted to meet jesus. police have been zooming body is from shallow graves and a forest on land. the mackenzie owns her correspondent. catherine sway reports from the town of melody. the death born has been o going up every day and ruth is begin to expect to see more bodies. now the police are now in another area what we were seeing. 5 mass graves that has been assumed, but they have gone to another area in the same area a

control the back 80 percent of haiti's capital portal prince united nations officials have called for an international force to support the haitian police in their struggle against the gangs son mana nicholas villano. it was simply the sound of gunfire that woke us up this morning. it was 3 am. the gangs invaded us. there was shooting, shooting all over. this neighborhood is a peaceful area. all the people in the surrounding area are peaceful citizens. we go. but this time low could residence, took matters into their own hands. with serious consequences. more than a dozen suspected gang members were stone. i'm burned alive, images that are too graphic to show. the police had seized a vehicle and confiscated weapons, but haven't explained how a crowd of people managed to kill the men. really rather than i don't do much shut, the gangs come to invade us, we will defend ourselves. we have our own ribbons. we have our, my city is not, we will not run away. mothers who want to protect their children, thompson, them elsewhere. law. gangs fight to controlled territory in haiti. the nation ha

in haiti, more than a dozen suspected gang members have been killed in a suburb of the capital port. the prince. the police say that people were tight and set on fire by residence of the to go neighborhood. just been a wave of violent crime that recently the 3rd of murders and kidnappings for many to flee the capital. the u. n. is wanting violence in haiti is now wage level similar to countries at war. filipino fishermen are increasingly running into chinese coast guard vessels and while they describe as the traditional fishing grounds, tensions have been rising in the region. the philippines in the u. s. carry out their largest combat drills and decades in the south china sea, bottom below. as this report from civic bay, a busy weekend for these fishermen as they work against an impending fishing bad, the philippines and u. s. military's are set to hold drills in waters nearby. but they say they've got nothing against the americans, the real threat to their livelihood. stacy, our chinese vessels are done on the china. the chinese are constantly petroleum. if you try to enter the sho

some are opposition. politicians post suspect, the gang members chilled by an angry crowd in haiti's capital as the un, warren's gang violence has reached levels comparable to countries at war. ah, hello, it's just after 1700 hours jim t. that's 7 pm incident where 11 days of fighting has created a humanitarian crisis. it's getting worse by the hour. at least 459 people are reported to have been killed since the violence began 2 weeks ago. the sudanese army is locked in a battle for control with the para military rapids support forces, a ceasefire and else on monday and brokers by the u. s on saudi arabia has reportedly been broken. during the course of tuesday, tens of thousands of sudanese are seeking refuge in neighboring countries. the u. n . refugee agency is warning that up to $270000.00 people could flee to charge and to sell to don. many more remained stranded and harder to me and undermine people are desperately waiting toward buses to take them to the borders. and foreigners are also continuing to leave to don algeria and greece are the latest countries to carry out evacuat

comes after thirteen suspected gang members suspected were beaten and burned to death by a mob in haiti'sosoft's 68 billion dollar bid to buy the video games company behind hits like call of duty and candy crush has been blocked in a surprise move by british regulators — a decision that could scupper the biggest ever deal in gaming history altogether. and it all centres around the changing face of the gaming industry and how people will interact with it in future as our gaming correspondent, steffan powell, explains. call of duty... world of warcraft. .. candy crush. loved by millions, made by activision blizzard, wanted by microsoft. to own these would put it in a strong position to encourage more players to choose its devices and services in the years to come. this deal, though, is on life support, all because it has been judged by the cma to reduce innovation in the fast developing cloud gaming market. the theory is that cloud gaming will eventually become the kind of de facto distribution, you know, way that games are distributed to the end—user, streamed to the end user like we do wh

amy: we first met in haiti, covering haiti. one u.s.-backed two after another.the occupation of haiti by u.s. forces back in 1950. juan: haiti, grenada. who remembers grenada? a tiny little country and yet the united states felt it had the right to essentially change the government of grenada. there are so many countries in the western him is there that have experienced this. it is no wondered the governments themselves are standing up and say we do not need to allow this anymore. now you're having throughout the entire south america and central america and the caribbean, governments coming to power saying we need a new relationship and more equitable relationship with the united states. amy: medea benjamin, you're in washington, d.c., where the conference is going to be at american university. headquartered is the american states. can you explain the significance of this institution? >> this is an institution created in 1948 and it has always been dominated by the united states. it is supposedly for latin america, and caribbean, but it is ironic the headquarter

the white ford sedan was traveling the wrong way, northbound into the wrong way of to haiti. they slammed into another vehicle. the woman died at the scene. the 14-year-old passenger was transported to stanford hospital, where he was treated with major injuries. the wrong way driver was arrested and he is being treated for minor injuries. he doesn't know if he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. there was an unusual report made about the same time the crash happened. someone called and said they saw a naked man running from a white vehicle in the same area of highway 280. officers are investigating that report. while the investigation is underway, the traffic is flowing in the area. a woman in her 40s was killed. a 14-year-old boy suffered major injuries. we do not know if that was her son. live off highway 280, nbc bay area news. >>> our team sent out a alert as soon as we learned about the crash and the traffic backup. get weather alerts and news stories straight to your phone. >>> a fight at a hookah lounge turned into a early-morning gunbattle. it left two people

residents of haiti have again back against encroaching gangs.h police desperately under resourced, makeshift brigades are now taking matters into their own hands. the united nations says the violence in port-au-prince has reached levels similar to countries at war. >> desperately fleeing the violence, people here want authorities to step in. >> we don't ask for a lot. the gang members have invaded the area. we want the police to go ahead and confront them. we are on our own. we have nothing. >> criminal groups now control about 80% of haiti's capital. united nations officials called for an international force to support the haitian police in their struggle against the gangs. >> it was the sound of gunfire that woke us up this morning. it was 3:00 a.m. the gangs invaded. it was shooting all over. this neighborhood is a peaceful area. all the people in the surrounding area are peaceful. >> but this time, local residents took matters into their own hands with serious consequences. more than a dozen suspected gang members were stoned and burned aliv

gives diplomatic recognition to the two black republics of that era to liberia or to liberia and to haiti and northern democrats are furious about this because they say if we give diplomatic recognition to these countries, they will be allowed to send ambassadors to washington and they're gonna have to be received by the president by congress and lincoln says, yeah paraphrasing there. but yeah, that's gonna happen and lincoln says if the president of haiti wants to send a --, that's lincoln's word that freight that quote has gotten changed to be the n word, but the original quote was not the n word, but he says if the president of haiti wants to send a black representative as an ambassador to washington dc, of course, i'll receive them. and so in the spring february of 1863 ernest earnest romaine comes with with an assistant. they moved to washington dc and lincoln and the cabinet are welcoming of him. what's interesting and this is one of the points i try to really draw out in the book. is that lincoln's welcoming of african-americans and of black people from other countries in this case

security council has been briefed on the situation in haiti, where rising gang violence has led to an increase in killings and kidnappings. the un says it's reaching the levels of a war zone. first quarter of 202022692 criminal incidents. that is homicide, rape, kidnappings and lynching, were reported in the same period in 2023. the number of recorded criminal incident more than doubled to 1647 last month showed the highest incident greats since 2000 and fife. or let's bring it out to for magic at, at a james bay as he is at the u. n. for us. james, listening to some extraordinary numbers there. i know haiti's already asked for help for intervention, but do you get the sense that any country is willing to take that on? no, not at this stage, the security council heard from the special representative you heard there, maria, isabel salvatore. now they got fresh eyes on the situation because she's only been appointed this month. she's only recently arrived in haiti and she made it clear i'm told both in that public session, but also in the close session. how worried she was about the sit

the united nation says violence in haiti's capital porto prince has reached level similar to those of countries at war. there has been more shocking evidence of the scale of the problem with more than a dozen suspected gang members killed in an apparent vigilante attack. i said, bake has more, desperately fleeing devises. people here want you started to step in. just one moment. we don't ask for a lot of the gang members have invaded the area. we want the police to go ahead and confront them. we're on our own. we have nothing. criminal groups now control the back 80 percent of haiti's capital portal prince united nations officials have called for an international force to support the haitian police in their struggle against the gangs son, monica villano. it was simply the sound of gunfire that woke us up this morning. it was 3 am. the gangs invaded us. there was shooting, shooting all over. this neighborhood is a peaceful area. all the people in the surrounding area are peaceful citizens. we go. but this time local residents took matters into their own hands. with serious consequences

haiti and venezuela. their collapse have been documented over the past years.t these are people fleeing exceptionally bad circumstances at home, who consider all things are relative. consider what's behind them to be much worse than what's ahead of them in this perilous jungle trek, jim you also met a small boy from haiti during your journey heading to miami. tell us about that. what is this, like for kids? yeah. i mean, hoping to get to miami will be awesome. do you want to go to america? he went. no no, no. i want to go to miami and that sort of this sweet innocence. you meet on this kind of route. now he's five. at the point. we met him. he had been separated from his parents because they had given him to a porter at the climbs a hard if you can afford it. you pay someone to help carry your child up them, but they've been separated and we were concerned they wouldn't see each other again. fortunately two days later, as you'll see in the documentary spoiler here for giving me, but they do get reunited, but these are one of multiple children we saw upon this r

he talked about tunisia, haiti, ethiopia, south sudan, eritrea and myanmar, many countries listed in general talking about the effects of the drug trade, talks about other victims of slavery and discrimination. and called for social wounds to be healed. that is pope francis overlooking crowds of thousands there in saint peter's square in rome. meanwhile in the uk, the king and the queen consort and senior royals have arrived at windsor castle for the first easter sunday service of charles' rain. a staple in the royal calendar, it is also likely to be a moving moment for the royalfamily, with the 15th century chapel being the late queen's final resting place and the easter sunday service the first to take place since her death. now it's time for the sport. lucy, thank you. the masters golf at augusta will resume in just over a couple of hours. we're set for a marathon final day because of heavy downpours on saturday. america's brooks keopka has a four shot lead overjohn rahm. but they still have 12 holes to finish of their third round — before coming back for the final round later. or

ah, some disturbing development in haiti were 13 people, allegedly gang members have been beaten and burned to death. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has urged international armed forces to help patient police suppress, escalating gang violence, a warning you might find the falling images distressing. according to local police, the killings took place after the victims tried to free, some of their compatriots from custody. 6 more burn bodies were also found near 5, but there is no information on who could have filled the. the number of criminal gangs has risen since the murder of the haitian precedent in 2021. with many parts of the city becoming lawless. back in july 2021 presidential. what else we say was shot multiple times and died on the spot when a group of hit men broke into his residence. the 1st lady was also wounded, but survived the attack. a full scale man, hot for the perpetrators was launched and the mercenaries were cornered by haitian police. with 3 of them killed the rest, surrendered and were arrested. several others were detained later and multiple countri