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hawa is 13. she lives in the capital, kabul.llion girls. one of them, anusha sharifi, age 15. she lives in the remote province of ghor. she wants to become a journalist. girls her age feel they are trapped. the taliban have pledged that all girls will return to school from the next educational year on 21 march. they said... but the girls we've spoken to are not convinced. they think the school they once knew will change forever. sanaz wants to become a designer in the future. this year will be the last chapter of her school life. for her, the taliban's reform of the educational system is limiting. in the �*90s, when the taliban were last in power, girls were banned from schools for five years. now, female students fear that history might repeat itself. firouzeh akbarian, bbc news. a reminder that you can keep across all the developments on the russia—ukraine war by visiting the bbc news website. 0ur live page is updated with all the latest reports from our correspondents on the ground. that's all for now — stay with bbc world ne

hawa is 13. she lives in the capital, kabul. including four million girls. one of them, anusha sharifi, age 15. she lives in the remote province of ghor. she wants to become a journalist. girls her age feel they are trapped. the taliban have pledged that all girls will return to school from the next educational year on 21 march. they said... but the girls we've spoken to are not convinced. they think the school they once knew will change forever. sanaz wants to become a designer in the future. this year will be the last chapter of her school life. for her, the taliban's reform of the educational system is limiting. in the �*90s, when the taliban were last in power, girls were banned from schools for five years. now, female students fear that history might repeat itself. firouzeh akbarian, bbc news. and finally, the duke and duchess of cambridge have been visiting the ancient maya ruins in belize on the third day of their caribbean tour. they were given a guided tour of the ancient palace's summit, which remains the tallest man—m

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hawa is 13. she lives in the capital, kabul.s to become a journalist. the taliban have pledged that all girls will return to school from the next educational year on march 21st. they said boys will have male teachers and girls will be taught by female or elderly male teachers. in separate schools. but the girls we've spoken to are not convinced. they think the school they once knew will change forever. sanaz wants to become a designer in the future. this year will be the last chapter of her school life. for her, the taliban's reform of the educational system is limiting. in the �*90s, when the taliban were last in power, girls were banned from schools for five years. now, female students fear that history might repeat itself. firouzeh akbarian, bbc news. every year we throw away millions of tons of electronic waste — old computers, mobile phones, televisions. all of them have circuit boards in them. now the royal mint has found a way to extract precious metals from them, turning our discarded electrics into gold. 0ur science edi