does mackay know. # que sera, sera... it is a solo does mackay know. # que sera, sera. ... they make clothes for some of the world‘s biggest brands, but there are serious concerns for the safety of workers in bangladeshi garment factories. i‘m samantha simmonds in london. and before we go, we‘d like to leave you with these pictures. it‘s a happy ending to a very sad tale. these spotted seal pups have been released into the wild — months after they were rescued by police from poachers in china. over a 100 of them were found starving inside a remote farm shed in the chinese city of dalian in february. sadly, 29 of them died, but researchers have fitted all the survivors with tracking devices so they can monitor their progress in the wild. that‘s all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello. well, very settled weather across the uk for the next few days. notjust the uk, but in fact but many parts of western europe. and the outlook — staying warm and sunny. some places will be warmer than others though, across the uk. so this is the picture then through mid week. the highest t

brother of algeria's former president has been detained for questioning along with two other for mackay regime officials beautifully has been accused of usurping presidential powers after his brother's stroke in twenty seven tane theorists come amid ongoing protest for political change after this leak of resigned in april. north korean state media says the country's leader kim jong un has overseen a strike of strike drill of multiple rocket launchers and tactical guy that weapons report came a day after south korea said it detected several short range projectiles holds from the north north eastern coast. pope francis has arrived in vogue area to begin his three day visit to the balkans he wants to improve ties with the orthodox church and will meet the country's patriarch near fit in severe but in his address opening address francis urged vogue area to take in more migrants. south africa's governing african national congress has held its final campaign rally ahead of a general election on wednesday president cyril run oppose it told the tens of thousands of a.n.c. supporters that victor

peace joining us from northern ireland to talk about this in london dairy or dairy journalist susan mackay. damien mcginn a team he's the chief coordinator for the organization border communities against breaks it in our chris smith and also unionists councillor for the town of them are i mean dawn ago in the republic of ireland pierce doherty is a chef and famed t.d.o. m.p. for gonna go southwest hello everybody thanks for joining us on the stream hi i'm going to start susan on your twitter feed as a story here you've pinned it to the top of your twitter feed. that's why we're all talking here susan mckay on your twitter feed my tribute to lira there in the key didn't die in the course of irish freedom she was irish freedom and this is your tribute to. the whole world was watching what happened and and how this young journalist died what does it tell us about where we are in northern ireland and i enjoy it now this staff with this journalist how would you explain where we are. i think that there's an enormous coming out of grief and distress about the death of lear in the k. and i think t

so why we're all talking here susan mackay on your twitter feed my tribute to nearer nearer mickey do. in the course of irish freedom she was irish freedom and this is your tribute to. the whole world was watching what happened then and how this young journalists diet what does it tell us about where we are in northern ireland and i enjoy it now the staff of this journalist would explain where we are. i think that there is an enormous. grief and distress about the death of lira mickey and i think that's not just because she was a young person she was only twenty nine years old. i think it's partly because in her personality and what she did was kind of like a personification of what we wanted our land to be after the good friday agreement . she was a young gay woman she was a journalist who looks into the deeper darker aspects of society she was very concerned about this shadow that the conflict in northern ireland which ended when she was only a baby really. has cast over her generation so i think that she represented life and forward thinking and progress the people who are kind of

lawyer and a former canadian foreign affairs minister, peter mackay, says the development provides someg the new trade agreement. this was a very punitive sanction taken under what was called 232 in the united states around national security and i think, frankly, there was leverage that was being exercised by the president and by the united states, their negotiators, so it is lifted effectively today and will take away some of the uncertainty around having the us—canada free trade agreement and mexico, of course, as well, ratified but that is not a certainty either. it is still going to require some significant negotiations in the united states because the republicans have lost control of the house of representatives, so there's a lot of political intrigue and dynamic in the united states, and we are still a long way from finally realising a replacement deal for nafta. do you think it will be in the democrat's interest to pick holes in thisdeal then? well, it is not in their interest but the bigger issue is that they do not want the president to get a win in advance of the 2020 presiden

there is no sort of border between one part of really in another opposition thank you so much seizing mackay. and thank you so much for getting us up to date of what's happening in northern ireland and of africa violent right now pay sickly appreciate your time i think i will see you on line and so watching everybody take. climate is changing and time is running out i've never seen alexander like. this. in a new series earthrise meet some of the people driving the struggle to save the environment. telling us that we have just twelve years to make changes to transform every part. of the psyche. coming soon on a. hell of a change since he was seven. charting the lives of the children of apartheid over twenty one is each story reflecting a history of dramatic social and political change twenty eight up south africa three are now designer. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told we will shout it out in all of radio with exclusive interviews to being rude for journalists to the truth of the issues all around the world and in-depth reports are real being m

yell mackay said she is gone isn't she? a painful moment. i can't talk about it. felt like i needed to be strong. and needed to be the best i could be before i could deal with the loss of saffie. i had to learn to walk again. the first few steps around the wards, i felt like a hundred marathon. iwas around the wards, i felt like a hundred marathon. i was out of breath. sweating. it was only about five steps. taking part in the great manchester run has given you a goal has it? the training. it has let me look further into the future than i normally do. it is the start of the charity, the launch of the charity, so it is all good and positive. the charity needs to be there to help victims of terrorism. there is no help. do you feel that lisa? about the government, definitely. it was offered, £550,000 each first the death of saffie. through the compensation scheme? yes. taking pa rt compensation scheme? yes. taking part in the run in manchester, how will that feel? being back here?” know it will be emotional. notjust for me, but for all of us who are walking. but it i