katya adler, bbc news.of locusts devastated a vast agricultural area. the swarm first appeared over a week ago near the city of santa cruz, where most of bolivia's meat and otherfood is produced. president evo morales has announced a plan that includes $700,000 for a fumigation programme. five circus performers have been seriously injured while practicing a high—wire act in florida. firefighters say the group fell at least 9 metres. the accident involved some members of the well—known daredevil family of nik wallenda, the highwire walker who's walked over the grand canyon and niagara falls without a safety net. the authorities say he is not one of those hurt. in sport, leicester city are through to the last 16 of the english fa cup. claudio ranier‘s team beat the championship side, derby county 3—1 after extra time. in the premier league, last season's winners are struggling and arejust a point above the relegation zone. but they're still in the fa cup and the european champions league. in this moment, ever

here in the uk, the news at ten is next. 0ur europe editor katya adler has been looking at the rise ofarlier the international committee of the red cross in afghanistan posted this earlier. confirming that six of its staff had been killed in afghanistan. we know this happened in the north of the country and an convoy were missing —— an aid convoy was missing. here's the harun najafizada. drivers and five field officers were on their way to deliver some livestock to the needy people of a village in this northern province of afghanistan, that they were stopped on the way, recognised, and then shot dead. six of them were killed, two of them were kidnapped, and we do not know about their whereabouts. now, the local officials tell the bbc that they have sent a delegation of elders to that area controlled mainly by uzbek and militants related to either isis or daesh to try to reach a deal to try to release the two staff members. the two staff members of icrc. the taliban, the afghan government, the icrc have all have all condemned the attack, and no one has yet taken responsibility for this