laetitia bader talkin: to too silent right now. now. laetitia bader talking to me earlier. _ the headlines on bbc news... the world's leading economies say they're on the brink of announcing a historic deal to tax tech giants during talks in london. testing is ramped up as the uk sees the highest number of new covid infections in 2 months. the devastating conflict in ethiopia — as the un warns that hundreds of thousands could starve. visitors may be returning to some of the uk's most popular tourist destinations, but employers are reporting problems recruiting staff. in cumbria, tourism bosses are warning the situation is reaching crisis point, and say the sector has been badly hit by new post—brexit immigration rules. yunus mulla reports. the lake district is looking busy. the lake district is looking busy. the visitors have returned in large numbers. but fewer people are choosing to work here. elle a's deli here is facing a problem. the owner has another cafe in keswick which is down to open in just five days a week. here, the ch

laetitia bader is the horn of africa director at human rights watch. need for more international attention. we are talking about a humanitarian crisis but this is also a human rights crisis. the ethiopian government, the eritrean government forces, and also allies to both of these parties, have directly contributed in their actions and abuses of the civilian population to the humanitarian crisis we are talking about now. i'm talking about targeted attacks and destructions of harvests, burning, occupation of land, destroying infrastructures. hospitals have been destroyed, looted. all of this having an impact. at the same time as there are restrictions on aid agencies. and a lot of the attacks on civilians is having an impact on peoples ability to reach assistance. lots of people are too scared to move right now. one of the big concerns is people are in need of assistance and aren't receiving it at the moment. the ethiopian government has so far refused international calls for a ceasefire. it said its forces are close to finalising operations and elimina

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