millions of people now are affected in zamfara, kaduna, katsina, sokoto, and elsewhere.his is huge, and this requires a state initiative, which doesn't seem to be the case also here. >> absolutely. i think we often talk about the dynamics of the conflicts or the restiveness in these areas, but we hardly really put a length at the human impact beyond the abductions of these children, which in essence are tragic and should be stopped. but i think it's the wider impact on society, you know, parents who would fear to send their children to school, state governments who have no choice but to shut down schools, and there needs to be a lot of attention paid on what this will do for education, for access to education in the northern part of the country, where the literacy rate is already very low. as you may know, nigeria has the highest number of out-of-school children anywhere in the world, and about 70% of the 10.5 million students who are out of school in this country are in the north. so when we look at the immediate impact on families, we look at parents who are afraid for

another kidnapping in northern nigeria — this time, dozens of students are taken from a college in kadunatate at gunpoint. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start in the american city of minneapolis and what's thought to be one of the largest pre—trial settlements in us history. lawyers for george floyd, the african american man who died while being restrained by police officers in may last year, say the city has agreed a settlement of $27 million for their civil case for damages. the money will be paid to mr floyd's family. separately, a former minneapolis police officer, derek chauvin, is standing trial on charges, including third degree murder, following the incident. here's the floyd family lawyer, ben crump. the financial compensation most directly impacts george floyd and his family, the future of theirfamily. but it and his family, the future of their family. but it is the policy reforms that affects all of us. let's get more from our correspondent, david willis, who joins us from la. good to see you. starting with the figure of $27 million, obviously a large figure. what is the si

witnesses say dozens of students were abducted from a colleage in kaduna state.ied while being restrained by police officers in minneapolis

has been following this story for months has this update from kaduna banditry and kidnapping for ransom in northern nigeria has now become big business the biggest of course the fastest growing criminal enterprise in nigeria right here is a school where 5 days ago 39 students were kidnapped although 180 have been rescued on day one after they were taken we've gone through the school run the school and show how these infiltrators attackers launched into the school now the government of state says it's not negotiating with the criminals and it insisted that the military option is the best option to deal with criminality in northern nigeria meanwhile parents here in connecticut parents of students taken are still missing from this institution are still asking for the government to do whatever is necessary to bring their children back home now the problem of insecurity in northwestern niger and other parts of nigeria as well is because of a lack of proper funding of the security forces they're understaffed and they could and of course and they're motivated according to some security analyst

another kidnapping in northern nigeria — this time, dozens of students are taken from a college in kaduna at gunpoint. we'll have the latest details. the leaders of australia, india, japan, and the united states — who call themselves "the quad" — end their first—ever summit with a pledge to "re—double their commitment" to the alliance. and turns out you're not seeing double — researchers reveal there are more twins being born than ever before. we start with brexit, and an indication of how much effect the uk leaving the european union has had on trade in both directions across the english channel. figures compiled by the uk government show how british exports to the eu fell byjust over 40% injanuary — the first month when the post—brexit rules came into force. and imports from the eu were down by nearly 30%. there are of course contributing factors, like earlier stockpiling, and pandemic lockdowns. our economics correspondent, andy verity, has the details. this manchester exporter of branded clothing, much of it for corporate events that haven't been happening, has gone through what it de

area roger and police are continuing their search for 3 teachers abducted from a primary school in kaduna state as students managed to escape when gunmen raided the school on monday is the latest in a string of abductions in northern nigeria but he's also trying to locate 39 students taken from a college on the outskirts of kaduna city on friday. make up on the governor there has told our desire that no ransom we paid to the kidnappers is put amended reese who's in katrina. so much has been invested in the field of education yet these attacks are trying to derail all that and it's not only happening in katrina state it's across the north of nigeria we have block or i'm in the north east and these bandits attacking schools institutions now to talk more about this is the governor of state well i'm not a little so talk was why the targeting of school educational institutions including a student how devastating is this to educational climate well the bandits have been targeted in educational institutions and schools and abducted in students in particular because it makes headlines as you know

around 30 male and female students are still missing after being abducted from a college outside kadunatest in a series of kidnappings in the country over the past few months. our correspondent in abuja, ishaq khalid, told us more about the rescue effort which is underway. well, basically at the moment, the nigerian authorities are saying that troops are trying to rescue the dozens of students who were kidnapped by the gunmen. troops with tanks and helicopters have been deployed. and initially, the authorities said that 180 people have been rescued at the initial stage of the abduction, following gunfire with the military, but some sources are saying that those people were actually students and staff who escaped during that time, but the authorities are saying they were rescued by the military. and now, about 30 people are missing — students, males and females — and the authorities are saying they have launched a search operation. basically, what happened — the gunmen, in large numbers, stormed the college on the outskirts of the nigerian city of kaduna overnight. they broke the fence a

gunmen in the northern nigerian state of kaduna have attacked a school and abducted about 30 studentsured vehicles and a helicopter have been deployed to try to rescue them. this is just the latest in a series of kidnappings in nigeria in the past few months. now on bbc news, felicity baker, who has a stammer, reveals what it is like to live with the condition. among those she talks to is michael palin, whose father stammered but never spoke about it. 0k. i've worked for bbc news for ten years as a producer, always behind the scenes, finding guests, setting up stories. i wondered if you had someone that might be available for an interview? but recently, during a chance conversation with the presenter sophie raworth, i revealed my secret. i have a stammer. hello. i'm calling from the bbc. i've spent my whole life trying to hide it. now, i'm discovering that i'm not alone, and i'm not the only one who struggles to say my name. and i know you can say your name. will you say it? ican. ijust have to breathe. crowdjeers. there's the rugby player who says his violence on the pitch was driven

the group of students in a raid on a forestry college on the outskirts of the state capital kaduna witnesses rob certain female students were abducted it's the 4th mass kidnapping from a school in nigeria since december. and i'm now joined from a job by g.w. correspondent or as he drew is can you more can you tell us. what development on this story is that this security forces include in your and i me and the police were able to rescue 180 student that were abducted yes to d. early dismounting from dispute this is the 1st time we have seen this kind of right action from the security forces where eval to rescue these students immediately some hours after ideal abducted in the past it takes days or even weeks before and after and a good situation of type him in order of ransom or as this is the force major attack in on a school in nigeria since december authorities have promised to do something but they still keep happening why start. what is some multiple of problems at the top on it is the growing insecurity displayed in there with insecurity has taken paul or die in nigeria and secondly is

gunmen in the northern nigerian state of kaduna have attacked a school and abducted about 30 studentsmoured vehicles and a helicopter have been deployed to try to rescue them. this is just the latest in a series of kidnappings in nigeria in the past few months. now on bbc news, click. —— an inquest has crown neglect contributed to the death of prince after being restrained by police in litton. —— luton. =—— an inquest has found neglect contributed to the death of leon briggs, who died in november 2013, after being restrained by police in luton. thejury said a number of serious failings had been made by both police officers, and ambulance workers. before the inquest began, paramedics had already admitted theirfailure, to check mr briggs�* vital signs, or take him to hospital for treatment. jon ironmonger has that story. leon briggs, a father of two, was gentle and generous, according to those who knew him. it's taken seven years to find out how he suddenly died. cctv released at the inquest captured him skipping down a high street, high on amphetamines, suffering a mental health crisis

in nigeria there's been another mass school abduction this time in mondo in north west and kaduna state authorities say gunmen seized a group of students in a raid on a forestry college around 30 students on missing is the 4th mass kidnapping from a school in nigeria since december. and with a series of attacks on schools in nigeria or stories of promised us children asa cure yet the abductions continue u.w. oss correspondent address waissel in a buddha why this keeps happening. well it is an indication of the growing insecurity in nigeria that is number one they kick not is another indication of but governance on their elected to pull back to because those who are doing these they had men complained that they have been neglected for long but it is in reality off of so many things because this is not the 1st time a school has been attacked right from 2014 when it happens and people will still have been even more watched more frequent soda consumption is that what is the government doing the government justice to the hide of prince conference by dimension that's good advice i see and wha

headlines, the nigerian authorities confirmed no schoolchildren are missing in the northwestern region of kaduna following fears they had been kidnapped. three of their teachers are still yet to be located. armed men attempted to abduct college students in the same region over the weekend. opposition activists and musician bobby wine was arrested in a protest in the ugandan capital. he was leading a rally against the detention of his supporters when he was seized by the authorities. he is reported to be under guard at his home. the images are almost apocalyptic. the skyline in beijing, engulfed in seemingly -- and seemingly and raced -- erased when a sandstorm collided with air pollution. blowing in from the gobi desert, the storm choked everyday life in the city. hundreds of flights were canceled and commuters made their way to work through what some described as a landscape at the end the world. >> thick clouds of sand and yellow smog enveloping downtown beijing. the landmark headquarters of the state broadcaster cctv, shrouded in the gloom. residents of the chinese capital were hoping sandsto

in northern nigeria and friday 39 college students were abducted by armed men on the outskirts of kaduna city for more on this let's bring in our madrid dreams who is in kadena states and i've made significant security challenges where you are. exactly significant security challenges and before to say are saying they are dealing with it as best as they could this is a state that in the last one year had had more than 900 cases of killings abductions at least 1900 abductions and of course cattle rustling now the the problem now is that the targeting of educational institutions in this state in particular so much of the excuse me so much has been invested in the field of education yet these attacks are trying to derail all that and it's not only happening in couldn't a state it's across the north of nigeria we have book or i'm in the north east and these bandits attacking schools institutions now to talk more about this is a governor of state well i'm not sure i'm at a little fight so talk to us why the targeting of school educational institutions including a student how devastating is thi

in nigeria there's been another mass school abduction this time in mondo in north west and kaduna state authorities say gunmen seized a group of students in a raid on a forestry college around 30 students on missing is the 4th mass kidnapping from a school in nigeria since december. and with a series of attacks on schools in nigeria or stories of promised us children are secure yet the abductions continue u.w. oss correspondent address ways to in a buddha why this keeps happening. well it is an indication of the growing insecurity in nigeria is number one they could not is another indication of but governance on their elected to pull back to because those who are doing these they had men complained that in the elected for long but it is in reality off of so many things because this is not the 1st time a school has been attacked right from 2014 when it happens and people will still have been even more was more frequent so the concern is that what is the government doing in the government just yesterday heidi a prince conference by good advice on c.n.n. dot. com to morning do we need even

in nigeria there's been another mass school abduction this time in mondo in north west and kaduna state authorities say gunmen seized a group of students in a raid on a forestry college around 30 students on missing is the 4th mass kidnapping from a school in nigeria since december. and with a series of attacks on schools in nigeria or stories of promised us children are secure yet the abductions continue os correspondent address ways to in a why this keeps happening. well it is an indication of the growing insecurity in nigeria that is number one they could not in is an identification of blood governance on their elected to pull back to because those who are doing these headsmen complained that they have been neglected for long but it is a reality of a lot of so many things because this is not the 1st time a school has been attacked right from 2014 when it happens in chibok we still have been even more was more frequent so the concern is that what is the government doing in the government just yesterday heidi a press conference by the advice seeing that we in some to no one in need eve

a college and taken a number of students hostage the armed group targeted the forestry college in kaduna state late on thursday officials say 190 students were rescued in the early hours of friday but 30 remain unaccounted for school attacks in the north of nigeria are becoming more frequent for ransom kidnapping is a tactic commonly used by armed groups and criminal gangs in nigeria the city international says it's been escalating since january. there are 2 mass abductions of school children in february officials say that they were carried out by bandits loosely for guard gangs the drop and kidnap for money that nigeria denies paying ransoms but many believe regional instability in north western states has allowed kidnapping to become a lucrative source of income so i believe the burka robs well publicized kidnapping of more than 270 schoolgirls in the town of chibok in 2014 prompted more armed groups to turn to bus abductions of children for this bar is in the budget he has more of the latest government statement on the kidnappings. the statement did not state. where we were rescue how

in nigeria there's been another mass school abduction this time in mondo in north west and kaduna state authorities say gunmen seized a group of students in a raid on a forestry college around 30 students on missing is the 4th mass kidnapping from a school in nigeria since december. and with a series of attacks on schools in nigeria or stories of promised us children asa cure yet the abductions continue os correspondent address waissel in a buddha why this keeps happening. well it is an indication of the growing insecurity in nigeria that is number one they could not is another indication of but governance on their elected to pull back to because those who are doing these beheads men complained that in the collective for long but it is in reality of a lot of so many things because this is not the 1st time school has been attacked right from 2014 when it happens in chibok we still have been even more watched more frequent so the concern is that what is the government doing in the government just yesterday heidi of prince conference by the advice i see in that some to no one in dos why do

stepped up this for 36 other students still missing after gunmen attacked a college in the same state kaduna on thursday there were night raid was the 4th mass abduction in the region since december spanish police say they've taken down the largest drug gang in the country's capital some 600 kilos of cocaine was seized in madrid police also found cash 20 luxury cars and an arsenal of weapons they say the leader of the network liaise with other gangs in spain as well as colombia morocco and northern europe. not just outside paris hundreds of marched in memory of a 14 year old girl who drowned after allegedly being thrown into the river sent a 15 year old boy and girl are being held on suspicion of premeditated murder they face up to 20 years in prison the suspects were classmates of the victim alicia last month and each has mother father bullying complaint against the pair after they shared intimate images of her daughter. german chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats have suffered big losses in 2 state elections on sunday exit polls and a partial vote count so it shows social democra

the government in nigeria's kaduna state says it won't be giving in to ransom demands after 3 teachers were kidnapped from the primary school is the latest in a string of abductions from schools in northern nigeria the u.n. says 149 people have now been killed since last month's coup in may and political prisoner group puts the toll at 183 martial law has been imposed in many areas but protesters are defying restrictions on gathering on the streets for u.s. secretaries of state and defense are visiting south korea on the 2nd stop of the asia tour lloyd austin and anthony blinken are on their 1st foreign trip since taking office they started with japan where they joined forces with their counterparts to criticize what they called china's coercion and aggression across asia north korea's nuclear ambition is expected to be a key issue in seoul. so those are the headlines the news continues as era after the listening post thank you that's watching. when afghan filmmaker has sand 1st catches the taliban's attention a bounty on his head forces him to flee with his family desperately seeking

december authorities said on bandits attacked the school which is located near a military academy in kaduna state neighbors heard gunshots but thought it was a routine military exercise witnesses say the gang targeted young women and left the male students behind after a distress call the army rescued $180.00 other students hours off to the attack or kidnapping is a common tactic that's used by armed groups and criminal gangs in one area last month 279 girls were kidnapped from a government run boarding school in zamfara state but released several days later this was just over a week after at least 42 people were abducted from a boys' school in ny just state in december more than 300 boys were kidnapped from a secondary school in can car in the north and really 6 days later boko haram said it was behind that incident the group also abducted more than 100 girls from a boarding school in the northeastern town of and 20185 of the girls died and most of the others were released after a week somebody of book arms well publicized kidnapping of more than 270 schoolgirls in the town of chook in $24

and the government in nigeria's kaduna state says it won't give in to ransom demands after 3 teachers were kidnapped from a primary school is the latest in a string of abductions from schools in northern nigeria. the protest as a man modifying martial law to run against a military takeover barricades have been built on set on fire and the young gone thousands of people have fled parts of the city where the military took control after 5 chinese factories were set on fire well as the military crackdown intensifies the death toll is rising the u.n. says at least 149 people have been killed in just over 6 weeks but a rights group for political prisoners puts that number of dead at 183 it's the worst violence so far was on monday at least 39 people were killed in a single day arrests and detentions have continued throughout the country with more than 2084 people remaining arbitrarily detained at least 37 journalists have been arrested. 19 remain in arbitrary detention. at least 5 deaths in custody have occurred in recent weeks and at least 2 victims bodies have shown signs of severe physic

and the government in nigeria's kaduna state says it won't be giving in to ransom demands after 3 teachers were kidnapped from a primary school this is just the latest in a string of abductions from schools in northern nigeria and friday for example 39 college students were taken by armed men in the same state and idris reports now from cardona. except for security personnel and if you start at the college for forestry research in mind. it's largely empty and quiet. the usual bustle on campus is gone no classes no field work. the hostels 100 used and i want to lock and key as 39 students remain in the hands of their captors. and i did e.g. alexander 2 friends who escaped the attack is still haunted by what they saw change to myself. to now to teach to continue to show myself really hot which for me he fights. with trying to escape. and the process of. i hate it when do that got me enjoy around here. big guys big one of the students i was the one trying to rescue. those leaving i told him i can leave you here 5 days after the attack the personal effects of the missing students are still bei

the government in nigeria's kaduna state says that it won't be giving in to ransom demands after 3 teachers were kidnapped from a primary school on monday it's the latest in a string of abductions from schools in the north of the country on friday 39 college students were taken by a man in the same state. address reports from. except for security personnel and if you stop the forest research in mind. is largely empty and quiet. the usual bustle on campus is gone no classes no field work. the hostels where hundreds used to leave and i wonder lock and key as 39 students remain in the hands of their captors. and added e.g.l. xander 2 friends who escaped the attackers are still haunted by what they saw chained to myself. to keep myself. which from. them we tried to escape. and the process. i hate. that got me enjoyed our own here. big guys big one of the students i was the one trying to. leave. 5 days after the attack the personal effects of the missing students are still being recovered or what they were taken. security sources say guns were used to open up this gaping hole is a breach in poin

searching for $39.00 students kidnapped from a college in the north the raid on thursday night in kaduna state is the 4th mass school abduction in that region since december government officials say a large group of armed bandits targeted the school that's near a military academy soldiers confronted the attackers and took $180.00 students and staff to safety. now the w.h.o. says brazil is not moving in a good direction and the struggle against the current virus deaths from carbon 19 now exceed 275000 that's the 2nd highest number in the wild after the united states not a chaotic you have reports now from rio de janeiro aside for sore eyes a couple of empty beds waiting for couvade 19 patients and enough professionals to welcome them but the next 2 to give out a hospital in the seaside town of medicare is an exception in most of brazil the health care system is on the brink of collapse as the corona virus is spreading and claiming lives at a new more me. as a christian here we're seeing an absolute different factions and deaths everywhere partly because people have stopped respecting soci

gunmen in the northern nigerian state of kaduna have attacked a college and abducted about 30 studentsarmoured vehicles and a helicopter have been deployed to try to rescue them. this is just the latest in a series of kidnappings in nigeria in the past few months. new york's governor andrew cuomo says he will not bow to, quote, "cancel culture" and resign. there are growing calls for him to step down after allegations of sexual misconduct. us democratic senators chuck schumer and kirsten gillibrand have joined the list of politicians saying he should go. now it's time for a look back at the week in parliament. hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament — a week when borisjohnson found himself under pressure. on several fronts. i'd take the prime minister a little bit more seriously if he hadn't spent £2.6 million of taxpayers money on a downing street tv studio. but the prime minister hit back. we're increasing pay for nurses, we're massively increasing our investment in the nhs. he wasn't the only leader under pressure. this week has shown, again, that sexual harassment - comp

school teachers have been abducted in the north of nigeria gunmen on motorbikes stormed the school in kaduna state north of the budget none of the children are missing if they choose to in a rash of attacks on schools in the area i mean it is in a butcher. it's become the most lucrative criminal enterprise in nigeria today and it's expanding it's growing fast these incidents previously in the last 4 or 5 years 5 years ago what we hear is that these incidents happened only in the niger delta producing region in the south of the country but now it has become a very very big business criminal enterprise in nigeria small's and it's spreading fast it's not only criminal gangs book or all still is engaged in the abduction of people for ransom across nigeria for example could have stayed what was the area we're talking about this is the 3rd abduction or attempted abduction in the last 5 or 6 days on sunday there was an attempt to raid another school where more than 100 students were that but security forces for that attempt and the school raided in the last one week in the area still there are 39 s

another kidnapping in northern nigeria, this time dozens of students are taken from a college in kaduna

nigerian authorities have confirmed that no school children are missing in the north western region of kaduna following fears they had been kidnapped however 3 of their teachers are still yet not located armed men also attempted to have ducked college students in the same region over the weekend. opposition activist and musician bobby why he was arrested on monday during a protest in the ugandan capital kampala mr weiner was leading a rally against the detention of his supporters when he was taken into custody by authorities is now reported to be under guard at his home. voters here in germany have handed chance america ruling conservatives a stinging defeat in 2 regional elections on sunday voters in the states of bonn burton burke and ryan land politan 8 turned their backs on the c.d.u. in record numbers. germany's super election year began badly for chancellor merkel's conservatives in 2 regional elections they significantly lost support among voters the c.d.u. was in crisis one day later in berlin the frustration was crystal clear among the party leadership is again of a clip when we can

nigeria, at least 39 students are missing after gunmen raided a forestry college in northwest nigeria's kaduna state last thursday. it's the fourth mass kidnapping from a school in northern nigeria since december. in guatemala, the remains of 16 migrants who were massacred while crossing mexico as they attempted to reach the united states have been repatriated. the families of the deceased continue to demand justice. this is the father of one of the victims. >> it hurts to lose a child. he went to look for a better life. he wanted to help his family and siblings. that was his goal. unfortunately, he was killed in the massacre. amy: in late january, 19 bodies were found shot and charred inside a pickup truck in the northern state of tamaulipas, near the u.s.-mexico border. a dozen mexicapolice officers were arrested in connection to the killings. according to the guatemalan government, at least five people survived the massacre and are currently under prection in the united states. in bolivia, former interim president jeanine aÑez has been arrested and faces terrorism charges over her involveme

news hour with breaking news out of nigeria where gunmen have kidnapped students from a college in kaduna state in the northwest school attacks are becoming more frequent the most recent to being a mass abduction of $279.00 pupils in zamfara state last month a kidnapping is attacked. commonly used by armed groups and criminal gangs in nigeria international says it's been escalating since january 2 mass abductions of schoolchildren took place within 10 days in february officials say they're carried out by bandits loosely formed can set rob and kidnap for money geria denies paying ransoms but many believe regional instability in north western states has allowed kidnapping to become a lucrative source of income some believe. the size kidnapping of more than 270 schoolgirls in the town of chibok in 2014 prompted more turn to mass abductions of children and speak to a fidelity journalist joining us now from the 1st of all what more you're hearing about this latest kidnapping today. yeah like you said they would be kidnapping happened in the early hours of today when armed gunmen stormed a an i

witnesses say dozens of students were abducted from a colleage in kaduna state.ecurity services say they have since rescued some of the captives. lawyers for george floyd, the african american man who died while being restrained by police officers in minneapolis in may of last year, say the city has agreed a $27 million settlement to their civil case for damages. at 10pm, we'll have a full round up of the days news. first, the media show. what does morgan's departure say about the future of highly—opinionated journalism in british media? hello, it's the oprah, meghan, and harry show! not really, this is the media show. but if you're bored of that spectacle, i'm afraid to tell you that the aftershocks are very real and relevant to us. as we always say, the media is the story. itv�*s share price fell by around 5%, reuters has quoted city traders who say that the fall could be partly attributed to the resignation of itv�*s star journalist, piers morgan. morgan was bringing in record ratings for good morning britain, of course, but he quit on tuesday after refusing t

then we've seen at least 3 a kidnapping so in various parts of the northwest state of some fatah and kaduna state as we speak and so there is no indication where this will end the military which is providing support to local support local security organizations like the police is overstretched we it's not only in the northwest of the country when you go to the north east but what i'm also moved into the arena kidnapping people for run some run some they get is what they used to buy weapons to restock and attack the nigerian state again so this is your 2 forces are really really overstretched and not in a very bad shape dealing with all these fires at the same time it's not only kidnapping for ransom it's only it's also armed robbery it's also riots the succession in the east of the country so many crimes going on all over the place and the security forces i guess struggling to do with the situation ok i'm of the geez that bring us the very latest from the bridges thank you very much in dates. the members of cabinets in libya's new interim unity government something sworn in so office at thi

3 primary school teachers have been abducted in the north of nigeria gunmen stormed the school in kaduna state north of a big none of the children a missing if they just in a rash of attacks on schools in the area students who a 1st rate college near the state capital who were taken on thursday remain missing . good grazing land is a valuable commodity in nigeria so much so that violence between cattle herders and crop farmers has grown the produce from both is desperately needed by the country's people and now the government is stepping in to try to find a solution i'm going to trace reports from sokoto where nickel scheme is feeding people and easing tensions. a new car joins a herd that's grown over the past 4 years. the animals are a mix of local important breeds and the result of a government scheme to improve herd management and minimize conflict between farmers and hardest. was species housing and a constant supply of feed and supplement farm managers say business is thriving. we got at least 6 jersey pregnant cows and broncos and cattle from the government they helped us upgrade

another kidnapping in northern nigeria — this time, dozens of students are taken from a college in kaduna

we start in nigeria where there's been another mass school abduction this time in the northwestern kaduna state now authorities say gunmen seized a group of students in a raid on a forestry college on the outskirts of the state capital could do no witnesses say around 30 female students were abducted it is the 4th mass kidnapping from a school in nigeria since december. and our correspondent who is following that story we're going to try to get a hold of him to get the latest update on that story for you through the course of the show for now though we're going to move on to another top story protesters are once again out on the streets in me in mar to call for a return to democracy and their meeting with a harsh response from security forces but some police officers say they do not want to be part of the crackdown and they have fled to india. demonstrations like these have become routine throughout the country every day protesters repeat the hard work of rebuilding protective barriers. they have no option but to flee when they are yet again broken down by security forces. a stark assessm

seized a group of students in a raid on a forestry college on the outskirts of the state capital kaduna witnesses said around 30 female students were abducted it is the 4th mass kidnapping from a school in nigeria since december. and let's get the very latest on the story now we can go to a village and speak to our correspondent standing by for us there idris weisel interests it's good to see you what is the latest that you can tell us. what we have is the head count is to be on to know the exact number of female students taken from doc school. bus time to school at night. just before and now peak if you missed today and what does surprise in these white on the female student this time around because you see call it a kitchen school down there and death team is what interest up was to be on did he miss student who depp taken are we to divulge military and security process beaches in dam to see how. this female student it was he mentioned that this is the force kidnapping of school students there since december and authorities have promised that students are safe so why does these kidnap