troops marched through the streets of the capital bamako and forced president keita and prime minier cissÉ to resign. not even deploying the german militarywhich habeen in e country r 7 year couldn't prevent the total collapse of the government. in march, andy spyra was in mopti, an area that was once popular among tourists. today, the region is isolated, and millions of civilians suffer violence. there are caliphates and ethnic militias, but no government. mali hasn't been safe for quite some time. >> we went to visit with the prime minister, and there was an armed unit a kilometer long. at least a hundred vehicles drove there, just to visit the village. that says a lot abousecurity there. >> more than 2 million people from the lake chad region have fled due to hunger, war and extremism. andy spyras' provocative pictures show the impact this has on people, and how violence leads to trauma and devastation. they have no choice but to flee, and they won't be the last. hunger is on the rise all over the world it now affects around 820 million people and yet, some 1.3 billion tons of foo

its drug.udy it is facing rising price pressure with competition from the likes of sin novy and to keitaysia, 2.5%. rish? rishaad: just getting to this news coming out of australia, breaking news, something that has been talked about, a travel bubble between australia and new zealand. the deputy prime minister michael mccormick has announced there will be quarantine-free travel across the tasman. reached,e that was saying it will allow travelers from jurisdictions free of covid-19 to travel without a .eriods of self-isolation uplift, airng an new zealand stock up 4.6%. a state like victoria may not be included. that's a bit of breaking news coming through out of canberra. the trump administration meanwhile may have another country in its sights in trade and currency related disputes. we are talking vietnam. it has been a beneficiary of the u.s.-china trade war. the u.s. administration plans an investigation into hanoi's currency practices. let's discuss that with a , a former u.s.k ambassador to vietnam. thank you for joining us. this should it transpire? should it be a warning shot to h

joel matip, thiago alcantara and naby keita are unliklely to be involved.y at the weekend and will be out for a month. gabrieljesus was already out. the manager blames a packed fixture list yesterday, everyone got is that in the premier league have 40% —— 47% more muscular injuries than in the last period last year. i guess november, december, january will be the same. it increases a lot because it is normal. now we just have to protect the players as much as possible. the strongest ones will survive, the other ones will fall down. sean maitland has been dropped by scotland for their six nations match against wales on saturday. he was one of the barbarians players who broke covid protocols, forcing the cancellation of their game against england on saturday. head coach gregor townsend says they have to ensure that their training camp remains secure, but will review the situation in the coming weeks. england will be without their captain, sarah hunter, for the match against italy on sunday in the women‘s six nations. she has a hamstring injury. the red roses

alcantara were both injured in the merseyside derby against everton earlier this month, while naby keita the lives of 16 to 25—year—olds has been revealed in research by the london school of economics and exeter university. the study examines the effect on thejob prospects, education and mental health of young people. it demonstrates that deprived pupils have been worst hit. kashjones reports. i remember boris standing there and talking about how gcses and a—level exams were cancelled. my first reaction was, i think, disbelief. i think that moment when life, for me, really started to change. roberta's just started in year 12 at harris westminster sixth form. it's a selective school in central london, and it gives priority to bright but disadvantaged 16—year—olds. in her year group are pupils from every borough in london, and 20 were privately educated. that break of six months did so much damage. usually, i'd be able to just, you know, be sitting for hours and be able to revise and really absorb it in my mind. now i get kind of restless after maybe one or two hours. and they've all come