after years of conflict, a room tasa reports from juba. ah, pope francis told the people of south saddam, the church has not forgotten. ah, thousands of people attended an open en masse in the capital, juba to see the head of the catholic church one last time before he left for the vatican. the pope once again called for peace forgiveness and reconciliation in the country we many had been killed or displaced by conflict numbers with them. i let me answer. never lose hope. oh, and lose no opportunity to build peace, my hope and peace. dwell among you. my hope and peace dwell in south sudan, according to the united nations. they are more than 2000000 internally displaced people insults are done. and another 2300000 have left the country as refugees. those who attended the mass hope to visit by the catholic pope, along with leaders of the anglican and scottish presbyterian churches who make a difference in this predominantly christian country with the message that the pope is delivering is quite important is coming to remind christy and a sou

ah, thousands of people attended and open a mass in the capital, juba to see the head of the catholic church one last time before he left for the vatican. the pope once again called for peace forgiveness and reconciliation in a country we many have been killed or displaced by conflict. number good, they're my lesbian answer. never lose hope. grow and lose no opportunity to build peace. my hope and peace. dwell among you, my hope and peace, dwell in south sedan. according to the united nations, they are more than 2000000 internally displaced people in south dun and another 2300000 have fled the country as refugees. those who attended the mass hope to visit by the catholic pope alone with leaders of the anglican and scottish presbyterian churches who make a difference in this predominantly christian country with the message that the pope is delivering. it is quite important. he's coming to remind christy or locked themselves based on the price, the only friends in south to dance. president silva kia promised to resume talks with the armed greeks who did not sign the 2018 piece deal. not

civil war and route that have displaced millions of people. hire him, which has a reports now from juba. people here, i know that the pope being here will not perform miracles. they want all of a sudden be lost in peace. they hope that his presence will put pressure on political leaders in the country to sit down, talk together and work towards peace. a peace agreement was signed in 2018, but part of that cleveland have. so not yet implemented, for example, the re, unified, national army has not been deploy too well at our parts of the country. so thousands of people who are still living in id pecans. camps were displaced. people are still tuesday to go home because of insecurity in some parts of the country. it's going to be a jam packed program for the pope in the other religious leaders. they will be meeting a different politicians, the vice president of the country, diplomat civil society. i mean, there's a meeting in the town hall where the pope and these leaders would in speak to people have been displaced by years of conflict with somebody support with their because some of those

, jacob, now remembers, coming to seek refuge in this camp for the internally displaced people in juba. it's next to the united nations base, so he feel safe here. he was a schoolboy back in 2013. soon after war broke out. he's now 25 years old with children of his own. he hasn't been able to go back home because of violence in parts of south sit on her to as, as id of his. yeah. like in a lot of things. switch on food listed without food for 5 months or the disease room to start. last yesterday, today's work. and there's also bad news about it that the put is going to last only for 6 months. then after 6 months, there was no food. according to the united nations, there are more than 2000000 internally displaced people insulted on. and another 2300000 have played the country as refugees. famine was briefly declared in some regions in 2017. more than 2 thirds of the population now need humanitarian aid because of conflict and natural disasters. with 2018 p, steel stopped the worst of the fighting, but parts of the agreement, including the deployment of a re, unified, national army have

you don't from the capital, juba. thank you. so much harry: well let's not bring in sister atlanta bahati. she's a can boni missionary assistant. she joins us also from juvenile and south to don cyst. i know you've been working with the space populations from across the country is fighting can use in various places as we've been hearing that from our correspondent. what are you hoping that this paypal visit might actually achieve a share of i have been so so then for many years i share really this really no hope over many people are fulfilled on and independently from the found there they are, chris, there are not people look at the views of the, the leader of the catholic church and the parameter of the anglican church and whether a 3rd of the scottish battalion church as may be the last the resource for peace. the politicians of social then when for the vatican in 2018, they were invited to work for peace with the fathers of the nations. now, many people here in the middle of the pool after 34 years has come with to see even t

south sudanese have been displaced by a years long civil war room matessa has more from the capital, juba in a 1st since the birth of this nation, the head of the catholic church pope francis's insults had on together with the archbishop of canterbury justin welby, leader, the anglican communion, and ian greenfield, the moderator of the scottish church, the religious leaders on what they call a pilgrimage for peace in a country way. fighting continues to kill and displaced large numbers of civilians . with you are cool to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south sudan. they need fathers not overloads. they need steady steps towards development. not constant collapses. solid sedans lead us health care promised to resume talks with ob greeks who did not find the 2018 piece deal in one or the holy fargo bomb threats to restore a visit to our country. and our due calibration of 2023. as the year of peace area conciliation, i am officially or non soon the lifting of the suspension of the room. these dogs will do ow

and hope frances holds a large massy juba calling for forgiveness as he wraps up his historic visit to south cigar. ah, thank you very much for joining us. former pakistani president prevents machine has died at the age of 79 after a long illness had been living in exile in dubai. since 2016 al jazeera fell high, rod takes a look back at my sharps life and the controversy surrounding his political career . her resume, sheriff was living in exile for years. fighting to clear his name for the former, pakistani president was charged in connection with a 2007 assassination of former prime minister been as their bhutto. he was also sentenced to death off to being found guilty of treason before a court in pakistan overturned it in 2020. the head of the military had seized power in a bloodless coup in 1999 and served as president from 2001 until 2008. after the 911 attacks sheriff aligned himself with the so called war on terror, general myself is another medical impression here. this is not a war against it. it is, and this is a lot against his. he also supported the war. enough gun is done.

leaders of the anglican church and the church of scotland. harmon tossed a report from the capital, juba in a 1st since the birth of this nation, the head of the catholic church, pope francis's insults had on. together with the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, leader, the anglican communion, and ian greenfield. the moderator of the scottish church, the religious leaders on what they call a pilgrimage for peace in a country way, fighting continues to kill and displace large numbers of civilians. i am. you are cool to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south to dawn. they need fathers, not overlords. they need steady steps towards development. not constant collapses. solid sedans lead us health care promised to resume talks with ob, greeks who did not find the 2018 piece deal in one of the early fargo boone throne to restore it visit while we're gone through an hour do collaboration of $22.00 and $3.00 as the year old piece area con solution. i am a visually are non soon the live 3 of the suspension of t

has just arrived to meet people displaced by the civil war home in tulsa as more from the capital, juba jacob, now remembers, coming to seek refuge in this camp for the internally displaced people in cuba. it's next to the united nations base, so he feel safe here. he was a schoolboy back in 2013. soon after war broke out. he's not 25 years old with children of his own. he hasn't been able to go back home because of violence in pots of thought. sit on her to us as i do, please. yeah. like in a lot of things, especially food wasted, was out for 5 months or the distribution to start last yesterday. today's work and there's also bad news about it that the put is going to last only for 6 months . then of the 6 months there will be no food. according to the united nations, there are more than 2000000 internally displaced people in south sedan. and another 2300000 have played the country as refugees. famine was briefly declared in some regions in 2017. more than 2 thirds of the population. now news, humanitarian aid, because of conflict and natural disasters. the 2018 piece deal stopped the w

all people can do here is hope and pray that happens harder. matessa al jazeera juba. ah, jacqueline main stories now and officials in ukraine.

rival, rick masha, to turn their backs on violence and corruption. natasha reports in the capital, juba. in a 1st since the birth of this nation, the head of the catholic church, pope francis, his insults hidden together with the archbishop of canterbury. justin welby, lead at the anglican communion, and ian green shields the moderator of the scottish church. the religious leaders on what they call a pilgrimage for peace in a country way fighting continues to kill and displace large numbers of civilians. with you are cool to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south sudan, they need fathers, not overlords. they need steady steps towards development, not constant collapses. solid sedans lead us health care promised to resume talks with ob greeks who did not find the 2018 piece deal in one or the holy fargo bomb. frances, we started visit dwarf gunnery an hour do collaboration of 2023. as the year of peace area conciliation. imo visually are non soon the lifting of the suspension of their own. these dogs would

people in juba is next to the united nations base. so he feel safe here. he was a school boy back in 2013. soon after war broke out. he's not 25 years old with children of his own. he hasn't been able to go back home because the violence in pots assaulted on her to as, as i d. p. like in a lot of things we did without for 5 months. the reason is that last year said it, today's there's also button is about it that the put is going to last only for 6 months. then of the 6 months there was no food. according to the united nations, there are more than 2000000 internally displaced. people in south to done, and another 2300000 have flayed the country as refugees. famine was briefly declared in some regions in 2017. more than 2 thirds of the population now need humanitarian aid because of conflict and natural disasters. the 2018 piece deal stopped the worst of the fighting, but parts of the agreement, including the deployment of a re, unified, national army have not been implemented. and that's why some people say they don't feel safe. returning home be the head

the leaders of the anglican church on the church of scotland, or motto reports now from the capital juba. in a 1st since the birth of this nation, the head of the catholic church, pope processes in south sir don. together with the archbishop of canterbury justin, while the leader of the applicant communion, and in green shield, the moderator of the scottish church, the religious leaders on what they call a pilgrimage for peace in a country we fight and continue to kill and displace large numbers of civilians your call to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south su down. they need fathers, not overlords. they need steady steps towards development. not constant collapses. salted on lead us all the care promised to resume talks with the greeks who did not sign the 2018 p. seal one out of the holy father. both ran to visit to our country and our ration of $22.00 in the 3 year of the constellation i m o v li are non to the lifting of the suspension of the room. the dogs would do our groups a day before this visit.

and the winds here and juba are staying near the un based the un compound. they wouldn't be in 2013 because they thought they'll be safe any a un soldiers. and they're telling the pope that they thought that they'll only be there for a few months, but it's been years and years because they just don't feel safe going home. they say that they want him to urge politicians here to ask the government to deploy the 3 unified army as soon as possible. so that could be protected if and when they return home. and they also say they want the pope to urge politicians to get people here to do more to war towards implementing peace in the country. the pope came out and he said to the people, they must stay strong. who knows? it's hard. he knows the conflict effect of people on the ground, ordinary people on the ground. he says he's going to pray for them and he's going to urge politicians to do more towards peace and reconciliation. the reception has been very, very good. i mean, when they arrive thousands of people lined the streets, willing and eager to greet all these

how much also reports from the capital, juba in a 1st since the birth of this nation, the head of the catholic church po process is in south sudan together with the archbishop of canterbury justin, while the leader of the anglican communion and in green shield, the moderator of the scottish church, the religious leaders on what they call a pilgrimage for peace in a country we fight and continues to kill and displace large numbers of civilians. your call to renew the life of society as pure sources of prosperity and peace. so greatly needed for the sons and daughters of south down. they need fathers, not overloads. they need steady steps towards development. not constant collapses salted on lead us all the care promised to resume talks with our greeks who did not find the 2018 p. steel in one of the early father bo granted you did visit country and i wanted to get a ration of 2023. as a year of the area, consternation i m o v kelly non to the lifting of the suspension of the wrong piece. dogs would do long groups a day before this visit. several people were killed in central, equatoria

how much asa algebra juba. these european prime minister has met with to graham leaders for the 1st time since the 2 sides reached a peace deal in november. abbey, i'm as delegation, met the to grinds to discuss how the agreement had been implemented so far. and what the next steps may be, the deal between the federal government and rebels from the northern to guy region ended 2 years of conflict, which killed half a 1000000 people and displaced millions more. a palestinian man shot in the occupied west bank on friday has died of his wounds. bella holloway was shot at her water. a checkpoint south of nablus. the palestinian red crescent, says he was injured by his ready gun. fire is ready, forces of kill 36 palestinians in the occupied west bank since the beginning of 20238 of them children will in 2022. there are more than 800 attacks by israeli settlers on palestinians in the occupied west bank rights group. say the violence is being fuel by a growing sense of impunity. and as bernard smith reports from ramal

i room a tasa has more from south to dance capital juba. well, it's a jab pat program. there's a master day on saturday, then later he's meeting people displaced by years of conflict at a town hall here in the capital gibbon. some of these people are coming from the big camps near the united nations base here in the capitol, while they glad to be seeing him. they say they are bit disappointed. they had hoped that he actually come physically to the camp to see how they live in it makes homes than they can pay the is not food enough. running water. after that on sunday there's a big mask at the john grandma's 11. open ground here in juba its way the 2011 independence day celebrations took place when the country broke away from saddam. that being people were really hopeful that this country could move forward. and on sunday, this time to be praying for lasting peace. denmark leads the way as the least corrupt country in the annual report released by transparency international. but it's found corruption in latin america is getting worse, as john holman explains the transpar

all people can do here is hope and pray that happens harder. matessa al jazeera juba. now scientists have discovered a new type of ice never before seen on a lab or in nature, by shaking water in a jaw of cold metal bulls. column baker has a story. it's called m da or medium density, a morphis ice, and it's not even the 1st new phase of ice to be discovered. it joins 19 others from the kind you put in your drink to the kinds found in space. ice is just the gift that keeps on given, you know, it's kind of interesting. we think of ice as being this, this sort of single material. but it turns out that from the beginning of the 20th century, people have taken ice. and one of things they've done is they've cooled it down and they've, they've squeezed it. and each time they've done this to different conditions of pressure temperature, they've been able to get different structural form. the ice we know is made of need boxy crystals of frozen water. that's one reason snowflakes are so elegant, they grow according to the crystals shape. m d eyes looks like snow but deep inside

the pope and other christian leaders are in the capital, juba, and our religious affairs editor, aleemsouth sudan, reeta, in the centuries there has never been a foreign trip by an archbishop of canterbury with a pope, but that all changed today, and they were joined by the moderator of the church of scotland as well. so why here? why are they making this unprecedented move in south sudan? well, the idea is, because it is a majority christian country, most of the rival leaders who have been fighting for control of the resources of this country almost since its independence back in 2011, they call themselves christian, they say they are churchgoing, the president is a catholic, the first vice president is presbyterian, and the idea is to say, if you call yourselves christians, you need to live out those values. what are the chances of achieving a lasting peace? well, according to what has happened in the past, they have a very slim chance, actually, because back in 2019, these same leaders were invited to the vatican, and in a very dramatic moment, the pope kissed their feet. well, very

very good afternoon from juba.sm, a lot of expectation from the pope's visit and you can judge this especially from, you know, just the amount, the number of people who are outside of their homes, who are not on the streets, the streets are prety clear, and they are in strategic posts just waiting for the pope. when you speak to the people ofjuba, they only have one expectation, that the message of hope and reconciliation that the pope and the other two leaders are bringing will be embraced and really taken up by their political leaders who the pope has already met and had very, very strong words to say to. so most of them hope that this will mean something for their country. as much as the pope comes at a time when just a few days ago there was a clash somewhere outside juba in which seven people were killed, something that unfortunately is the norm in this country, that people can fight, people are killed and it is news that they hear everyday and they're really hopeful that, this time, and when the pope leaves t

if by further delay implementing a 2018 pace accord. pope francis london in south to dance capital juba to a warm welcome pilgrims from across the country, greeted the pontiff. many of whom had walked 10 days to be here. so they had the good thing is laid dimensionally. hm. $680.00 is. i feel like i the laker, something burning in let the 86 year old pope is in the country as it continues to grapple with widespread violence. st. south sudan gained independence in 2011. hundreds of thousands have been killed. a millions displaced a deal was struck between rival solve occur enrique mcgraw, now president and vice president respectively. on the last visit to the vatican, the pope called on them to work together. on friday he made a fresh appeal here for them. is that his last that hopefully no more bloodshed, no more conflicts, no more violence or accusations and blame. let the people wish for peace. no more. no more yet violence along ethnic lines remains wide spread. it miss divided nation sport. now the women's wonders legged returns this weekend with the defending champions. will spread

attack on the soviet union. thousands attended a mass held by pope frances on sunday, in a stadium in juba, the capital of south sudan. the pontiff has use his visit to urge rival factions to make peace. south sudan is the final stage of the pope's trip that included the democratic republic of congo anti government. protestors have clash with police and lima, the capital of peru after parliament rejected a proposal to bring forward elections. since early december, thousands of demonstrators across the country have been demanding the resignation of president dina blew up. after her popular predecessor pedro castillo was impeached and arrested for trying to dissolve. congress. saturday was an emotional day in the buddhist. legal for darkman striker, sebastian. ha. he scored his 1st goal for the club since being diagnosed with cancer in july. that goal helped wrap up a big win over rivals fryeburg and placed ortman hot on the heels of the leagues top to clutch. dorman strike a sebastian a layer was making his 1st league start at home. since treatment for testicular cancer, dormant marked will

all people can do here is hope and pray that happens harder. matessa al jazeera juba security forces and burkina faso say at least 12 people have been killed in an attack in the north of the country. the incident took place in bonnie, that's a town in the south region. where can a faso has been battling are in groups linked to al qaeda and i, sol, since 2015 exit polls show that the presidential election in cyprus will go through or run off on february, the 12 that's after and none of the leading contenders secured a majority and sundays vote. harry faucet reports nickos christopher lee days remains in po, position to become cypress. his next president, exit polls have him securing around a 3rd of the vote in sunday's election is to close his rivals and neck and neck as a battle to 2nd and a place in next week's run off. simon, new york, the similar name today is a celebration today's day for democracy. every cypriot can with their votes, determine the future of our country. the melons, but turn out was substantially up on the previous presidential election. in 2018 voters have much

thousands of people attended a mass held by pope frances on sunday, in the stadium in salsa dance. capital juba, the pope used his visit to urge rival factions to make peace. he also spent 4 days in the democratic republic of congo, pakistan's, former president and military ruler perez, my sheriff, has died. he succumbed after a long illness in a hospital in dubai. at age 79. reserve became president after a military coup in 1999. he avoided 3 assassination attempts before leaving office in 2008. he later attempted a political comeback, but face criminal charges, and has since been living in exile. while opinions about the shafts in pock hassan has remained divided here some voices in the capital this summer, but we don't get sick. there was good in him, but his one act for which he will be remembered throughout history was that he broke the law and do i like the rule of law is the most important thing for any country family. and it is the responsibility of all citizens to uphold. it was more like a headache up right away. on the sheriff was a good ruler, his tenure was good, will the prices we

south sudan despite the end of a civil war in 2018. pope frances landed in south to dance capital juba to a warm welcome pilgrims from across the country, greeted the pontiff, many of whom had walked 10 days to be here. so have been very happy with 680 is. i feel like maybe like a something burning let the 86 year old pope is in the country as it continues to grapple with widespread violence. since south sudan gained independence in 2011, hundreds of thousands have been killed. a millions displaced a deal was struck between rival silva cur, enrique mcgraw. now president and vice president respectively on their last visit to the vatican. the pope called on them to work together. on friday, he made a fresh appeal hip in his lust that hopefully no more bloodshed, no more conflicts, no more violence or accusations and blame. let the people wish for peace. no more. yet violence along ethnic lines remains wide spread it miss divide of nation sport. now the women's wonders like a returns this weekend with defending champions. walls were 5 point to clear at the top of the table with a perfect

with victims of the civil war in south today. thousands of people streamed towards the cathedral and juba t. m. c. the pontiff. earlier the pope made an impassioned plea for peace to warring factions in the country, saying that history would judge them harshly if they further delayed implementing a 2018 piece accord. the international community is marking world cancer day. cancer is among the leading causes of death worldwide. but now thanks to a cutting edge coven vaccine technology, we might be closer to stopping cancer. germany's by own tech is launching a trial in the united kingdom of personalized cancer vaccines. this autumn, more on the technology in this report. during the cove at 19 pandemic, vaccines were rolled out within a year faster than most experts believed possible. and messenger r n a vaccines were among the 1st to gain approvals, they work by giving the body's immune system a preview of potentially dangerous invaders. a dose contains many copies of a short stretch of precise genetic information. the messenger r n a. it induces cells to start making proteins that are oth

the soviet union. tens of thousands attended a mass held by pope frances on sunday, in a stadium in juba, the capital of so sudan pontiff use his visit to urge rigel rival factions to make peace from south sudan. the pope is returning to the vatican is troop strip rather had it also included the democratic republic of congo terrace, which are of the former military ruler and president of pakistan has died sharice to come to a long illness in a hospital in dubai. he was 79, the sharp became president after a military coup in 1999. he dodged 3 assassination at times before leaving office in 2008. he later attempted a political come back, but instead was presented with criminal charges and had since been living in exile . and let's get more on this from d. w. shamil sham, who joins us from karachi in pakistan. she will tell us how bush are influenced packet to pakistan's place in international politics. lucio will shudder 19. 99 military crew was happily severely criticized by the international community. it was only after 911 attacks that a big became a west dog because the u. s. needed an

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victims of civil of the civil war in solitude on thousands of people streamed towards the cathedral than juba to see the pontiff. earlier the pope made an impassioned plea for peace to warring factions in the country, saying that history would judge them harshly if they further delayed implementing a 2018 piece, a court. ah, it's been an emotional day in the been to speaker for daughter than striker sebastian allaire. he scored his 1st goal for the club since being diagnosed with cancer in july. he helped seal a big win over title, rivals feinberg, and put document on the tails of bi munich. dorman, strike a sebastian a layer was making his 1st league start at home. since treatment for testicular cancer. dormant marked world cancer day by redesigning their center circle urging men to check for lumps. fryeburg killian cecilia did his teammates no favors by being sent off. after to 17 minutes. dot undefended nichols shot back. the struggle with the back at times this season. in front of goal though, he poses a threat and gave you said the lead from the titus of angles. but fryeburg later expose

the pope addressed the nation in the capital of juba, in the hopes of jumpstarting, a peace process. this with the brothers and sisters, we too are called to intercede for people to raise our voices against injustice and the abuses of power level that oppress and use violence to suit their own ends. he, amid the cloud of confidence, kiss judge, and if we want to be pastors who intercede with we cannot remain neutral the before the pain caused by acts of injustice and violence. attempts for peace made by the pontiff in 2019 did little to settle conflict here, but his in person visit has instilled hope in those desperate for an end to the persistent violence for held his annual parade. celebrating the luna new year around $3000.00 performers danced and sang at the event. the seal was special because the parade was held live again after a 2 year pause due to ban demik event showcasing a pause, diverse culture with the foremost from the chinese community. joining ethic monet's, indian and to your campus. and he is a quick recap of our top story. the salah, ukraine and russia have exchang

people attend to the mass held by pope frances on sunday, in a stadium in south to that sedans capital, juba. the pope used his visit to urge rival factions to make peace. he also spent 4 days in the democratic republic of congo. the danish capital, copenhagen, thousands of people had protested against a proposal to scrap a public holiday. the government wants to use the tax revenue generated from more working dies to fund an increase in defense spending the night on member denmark is trying to meet the high, the fin spinning target required by the alliance russian missile strike, a new crime, 2nd largest city hockey has left at least 5 people wounded and damaged buildings in the city center. keith is close to the russian border, and local authorities say it's been the target of frequent miss. all attacks. emergency workers were on the scene, after 2 russian missiles slammed into the northeastern city of hart. keith reportedly hitting to civilian structures not far from the central plaza. several floors of the university were destroyed at a nearby apartment building was left uninhabitable. o

the pope addressed the nation in the capital of juba in the hopes of jumpstarting a peace process. at the earliest, when brothers and sisters, we too were called to intercede for people to raise our voices against injustice and the abuses of power level that oppress and use violence to suit their own ends in amid the cloud of conflicts kiss judge. and if we want to be pastors who intercede that at the end, we cannot remain neutral the before the pain caused by acts of injustice and violence. attempts for peace made by the pontiff in 2019 did little to set her conflict here. but his embarrassing visit has instilled hope in those desperate for an end to the persistent violence. ah sport. now it's been an emotional day in the bonus league for dogman strike a sebastian alea. he's got his 1st goal for the club since being diagnosed with cancer in july. he helped seal a big when of a total rivals fryeburg that put stolen on the tiles of bind. munich. dorman strike a sebastian a layer was making his 1st league start at home. since treatment for testicular cancer, dormant marked world canc

thousands of people attended a mass held by pope francis on sunday in a stadium in sal sedans, capital juba. the pope used his visit to urge rival factions to make peace. he also spent 4 days in the democratic republic of congo. a russian missile strike on ukraine's 2nd largest city har cave has left at least 5 people wounded and caused said, nic significant damage to our buildings in the city center car cave is close to the russian border and local authority. say it's a hat. it has been the, has been the frequent target of missile attacks. fighting between russian and ukrainian forces continues in the area of buck moved with officials and cubes, saying they hoped to hold on until weapons are promised by alice emergency workers were on the scene after 2 russian missiles slammed into the northeastern city of har. keith, reportedly heading to civilian structures not far from the central plaza. several floors of a university were destroyed at a nearby apartment building was left uninhabitable. one resident said she and her partner only survived thanks to lucky timing. on yet from a foot. yeah,

union. tens of thousands of people attended a mass held by pope frances on sunday in a stadium in juba, the capital of south sudan. the pontiff used his visit to urge rival factions to make peace from south sudan. the pope is returning to the vatican. his trip had also included the democratic republic of congo, e. no anti government. protestors have clashed with police in lima, the capital of peru, after parliament rejected a proposal to bring forward elections. since early december, thousands of demonstrators across the country have been demanding the resignation of president, deena, blue archie. after her popular predecessor pedro castillo was impeached and arrested. for trying to dissolve congress time for a quick recap of our top story, this, our american fighter jets have shot down a suspected chinese surveillance balloon over american territorial waters. the balloon triggered a diplomatic storm that's kept the secretary of state from visiting china. efforts are now under way to collect the debris and that is your news. round up world stories is next. next, spicer in berlin from m

thousands of people attended a mass held by pope francis on sunday in the stadium in south sedans, capital juba, the pope used his visit to urge rival factions to make peace. he also spent 4 days in the democratic republic of congo. a vessel must shut off the former military ruler and president of pakistan as dot general myself succumbed to a long illness in hospital in dubai. it was 79 years old. michelle, i became president after a military crew in 1999. he dodged 3 assassination attempts before leaving office in 2008 and going into exile. russian missile strike on geek ran 2nd largest city hockey has left at least 5 people wounded and damaged buildings in the city center. hockey is close to the russian border and local authorities say it's been the target of frequent missile attacks. emergency workers were on the scene after 2 russian missiles slammed into the northeastern city of har. keith, reportedly hitting to civilian structures not far from the central plaza. several floors of a university were destroyed and a nearby apartment building was left uninhabitable. one resident said she and

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that happens, how to matessa altura, juba. the famous venice carnival is back in full swing for the 1st time in 4 years. thousands of people have gathered in the italian, says he to witness this parade. a large rat shaped structure lead this procession followed by dozens of people dressed as unicorns, prisoners, and clowns. too weak carnival was scale down over the past 2 years. because of the pandemic. the biggest names in music are getting ready for the industries biggest event. a 65th grammy awards in los angeles. this year, all eyes on be on say the singer already has $41.00 grammy's. and if she picks up just 4 of her nie nominations, you will become the most awarded artist in the events history. jones, a is up against a dell and taylor swift also battling for album of the year are rap kendrick, mama, co play, and harry styles, the 1st time video game soundtracks, also being recognized with their own category. jim is here now at the sport. i am a dig mariam. we stopped with a landmark night for harry kane. he became tall,

bbc news, juba, south sudan.ehind the increase. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. by by sunshine summer will return more widely —— sunshine will return. a lot of them. patchy rain and drizzle across parts of england and scotland. western areas, brighter compared with what we have seen so far this morning. but it will turn a good deal better. the wind is easing relative to earlier and 11—14 , substantially above where they should be for this time of year and in the sunshine it will feel quite like early spring. tonight after some initial cloud breaks cloud increases to the west again, patchy rain and drizzle round some coasts and hills. most dry. another mild night tonight but temperature is not quite as high as they were last night. forthe quite as high as they were last night. for the start of the weekend cloud will dominate. there will be some sunshine here and there is special in eastern scotland through the morning but western scotland and northern ireland could turn wetter into the afternoon