and back injanuary went paul—henri damiba and his group's of soldiers took power, they said they wouldand the new leaders of this coup say that the last interim leader, paul—henri damiba, was too busy pursuing his political ambitions to try and secure the country. they say they have been given no choice but to take over. i have made promises for the international immunity that they will respect all of their obligations, including respect of human rights, and the united states has already released a statement saying they are concerned as to the latest development in burkina faso and urging their citizens to limit movement. i think one key thing to look out for over the next few days is whether this new group gives any indication whether they would like to form international partnerships. in the past france, the former colonial ruler of burkina faso was the main military partner in the region, many west african countries now feel they need to turn to other partners. marley recently started collaborating with russian fighters, and there were protests on friday afternoon where citizens wer

now, yes, paul-henri damiba i believe was trained by the u.s.staken but was similarly trained by numerous other actors. burkina faso is a very proud country and have largely try to address counterterrorism threat on their own. in many ways, they have resisted the presidents on their territory of other countries. the united states was engaged in training the military, the french, and others as well. i see this primarily as a burkina problem. the fastest growing area for armed diplomats to activity pretty much in the world. situated between mali which has been battling these armed linked to the islamic sta in al qaeda. it is a complex situation. situated within -- there is a call for the people of burkina bay come as my colleague mentioned, speaking just now, 10% of the population, 2 milon out of 20 million people are just laced on account of security -- are displaced on account of this insecurity. amy: talk about why they would be holding russian flags and calling for assistance from moscow. >> we're in a bit of a geopolitical realignment with re

religious and traditional leaders said lieutenant colonel paul—henri damiba had given several conditionst a national dialogue. stay with us on bbc news. still to come on the programme: the supermodel getting a bit of a dressing down. it's the spray paint body suit that's the talk of the paris catwalk. this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on, they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be, before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this year's nobel peace prize. as the parade _ was reaching its climax, two grenades exploded and a group of soldiersjumped from a military truck _ taking part in the parade and run towards the president, firing from — kalashnikov automatic rifles. after 437 years, the skeletal ribs of henry viii's tragic warship emerged. but even as divers worked to buoy her up, the mary rose went through another heart—stopping drama. i want to be the people's governor. i want to represent everybody

paul—henri damiba was only sworn in as president in february following a military coup led by him.wn. us supreme courtjustice ketanji brown jackson has received a formal welcome at the nation's high court before the justices convene for their next term beginning on monday. jackson, appointed by president biden was sworn in injuly and has already been participating fully in the court's activities. hurricane ian has made landfall in the us state of south carolina as a category one storm, after pummelling florida on wednesday. this is the historic coastal city of charleston — which is being lashed by winds and heavy rain. hundreds of kilometres of the south—eastern seaboard of the us are under severe weather alerts. earlier, the hurricane caused widespread devastation in florida, where search and rescue efforts are still under way. officials believe at least 21 people may have died, but it may be days before the full number of casualties is known. our correspondent nada tawfik has the latest from fort myers, one of the worst hit areas. all morning we have had people coming through her

a young soldier, captain ibrahim chaudhry, took over from his predecessor, paul—henri damiba, and hefailed to deal with a security threat in the country. so this insurgency, the seven—year insurgency, which has been happening in burkina faso and right across the region, that has been responsible for a number of attacks in the country. and mr damiba had come into power in january saying that he was going to tackle it. many burkinabe�*s felt that he'd failed to do this. what part are russia or the wagner organisation playing in the whole situation? there were all these images of protesters on the streets of the capital of burkina faso, ouagadougou, and they were waving russian flags. there was a small number of them, but i think that really kind of caught people's attentions. and then also a lot of the protesters seem to be saying that they wanted burkina faso to collaborate with russia. and this is because the wagner group has been very active in neighbouring mali. it started working there in december of last year. and it's been working with the malian army to try and contain the insu

religious and traditional leaders said lieutenant colonel paul—henri damiba had given several conditionswar has ended. according to the united nations, no agreement has been reached on extending the truce between houthi rebels and a saudi—led coalition. the un said talks aimed at renewing the deal would continue. another night of anti—government protests has been taking place in the iranian capital, tehran, where the security forces have reportedly trapped a large number of students at a top university. videos on social media appear to show the students fleeing into the university car park. there are reports of gunfire being heard. in the last two nights, there's been an increase in protests in tehran and many other cities across iran. the authorities say the demonstrations are being driven by the country's enemies. reza aslan is an iranian—american author and his upcoming book an american martyr in persia covers the first revolution in iran. there something more happening here. this is not about a stolen election, this isn't about a peaceful protest, we're not seeing marches on the stre

religious and traditional leaders said lieutenant colonel paul—henri damiba had given several conditionsecurity and an agreement to start a national dialogue. bulgaria's former prime minister, kiril petkov, has admitted defeat in parliamentary elections on sunday. exit polls suggest a narrow victory for another of the country's former leaders, boyko borisov and his centre—right gerb party. he's expected to face a difficult task in forming a coalition. a storm heading towards the pacific coast of mexico has been upgraded to a category 4 hurricane. the storm, named orlene, has strengthened throughout the day, causing torrential rains that could lead to flash flooding, as well as possible landslides. the king and queen consort are due to visit scotland in theirfirstjoint public engagements since queen elizabeth's funeral. they will visit dunfermline abbey to mark the former town's new status as scotland's eighth city. charles and camilla will also host a reception in edinburgh. memorials have been held in indonesia after at least 125 people were killed in a stampede at a football stadium af

religious and traditional leaders said lieutenant colonel paul—henri damiba had given several conditionsgests, has covered everything from his bedding to his microwave with doodle art. it's a labour of love that's taken two years, 400 cans of spray paint and more than 2,000 pen nibs. tim muffett reports. hello, there! mr doodle here. it started when he doodled on his parents' furniture. since then, sam cox — or mr doodle, as he's known — has turned something some of us might do if we're bored into a very successful career. when i first started playing video games and reading comic books, when i was much younger, i really sort of fell in love with the characters. i would ask my parents if i could draw on, like, this table or something like that, and they'd eventually let me, after a bit of persuading, turning these 3d objects into sort of works of doodle art. and today i'm going to doodle a wormy—type thing. with a huge following on social media, mr doodle's videos get millions of views. when you're doodling, what's going through your mind? it's just such a great process. you feel almost