i know with the residents of this southern malawi in town, say this is the worst destruction they've ever experienced. one farmer has lost everything, you know, gum or dominique long is devastating up to slow coming. all my main crop has been buried. i planted one and a half acres. we're now over crops, a gone longer. you feel you, i am or i know where darcy, i'm right. this is the 2nd disaster i've experienced in my life. and it's the worst we knew about wilma, i'll go, bombard, not worn. we'll go one b. thousands of homes were destroyed by storm anna across malawi and mozambique, and locals have been left with italic tricity due to power cuts. this is the latest natural disaster to hit southern africa, which has been badly hit by storms and cycles in recent years. experts say they're worsening as water's warm due to the climate emergency that's i'll get you up to speed on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. working of fossil military junta has met with members of the ousted government. the former ministers have been ordered not to leave the country wi

i know with the residents of this southern malawi in town, say this is the worst destruction they've ever experienced. one farmer has lost everything. he now gambled armenia. rob is devastating up. just look, all my mays crop has been buried. i planted one and a half acres hubbard. now grub over crops are gone longer. you fair? i am. i, i know where darcy, i'm right. this is the 2nd disaster. i've experienced in my life and it's the worst meeting about wilma, i'll go, bombard, now, warner, go one, b. thousands of homes were destroyed by storm. anna across malawi and mozambique, and locals have been left without electricity due to power cass. this is the latest natural disaster to hit southern africa, which has been badly hit by storms and cyclones in recent years. experts say they're worsening as water's warm due to the climate emergency. so you look at few other stories making headlines around the world today. germany has seen another record number of new code 19 infections. the countries disease control center, the robot cough institute registered more than 203000 new cases in a si

i know with the residents of this southern malawi in town, say this is the worst destruction they've ever experienced. one farmer has lost everything you know, gum or dominique long is devastating. to slow covered, all my mays crop has been buried. jordan, i planted one and a half acres. we're now over crops, a gone longer. you through? i am. are on oh, where? darcy? i'm right, this is the 2nd disaster i've experienced in my life. and it's the worst we knew about wilma. i'll go, bombard, now warner, go one, be thousands of homes were destroyed by storm. anna across malawi and mozambique, and the locals have been left with italic tricity due to power cuts. this is the latest natural disaster to hit southern africa, which has been badly hit by storms and se clones in recent years. experts say they're worsening as water's warm due to the climate emergency. and okay, as anxiously awaiting the publication of a report that could spell the end of prime minister boris johnson's time and office and internal investigation is looking into his participation in a series of parties that took place

you know, in malawi, everything is assigned to still nothing is working out. people are suffering, no jobs, no business, especially the sam during the call, the period we've been here, todd. so we are turning government to reduce some of the basic needs the business from what it is like a shorter booking or matches. so, so to clear, i became president 2 years ago. and he and seated the former leader, peter metallica, in an election rerun, he promised to turn around the 80 economy and create 1000000 jobs that has not happened. his government says, working and dissolving the economic crisis. but the grown of ours pandemic isn't making things easy, or prison, lazarus markup each operator is doing, or he can to make sure that he, the malawi, coloma is getting to where it's supposed to be. so it is not right to say that to someone is mismanaging. i mean, what's the benefit for someone mismanagement and economy? some in the country agree. the government is in the original, the original settlement with governments over the world. and the i think was, were, was govern

thank you for what you do for kids in malawi. schools in malawi and scholarships for girls to attend school in malawi. you and her have not contributed a total of $32,793,387. gary tweeted what's inspired by joy is to make a second annual donation on my daughters julian's name to fund a malawi girls education. thanks for sharing her progress, lawrence, and thank your holidays. and he tweeted, i bought a double decks for my daughter's christmas gift. she is a teacher and was really happy that our gift went to the girls in malawi. the kind fund, kids needs of desk is working. because you have made it your own. i always remind you about the k.i.n.d fund during the holiday season because you make a donation in the name of anyone for your holiday gift wish. and sentiment acknowledging of your give. but many of you would still be contributing even if i said nothing about it. during this holiday season you contributed a total of $2, 377, 711, leah tweeted that we have added desk giving to our christmas list for the past five or six year

off to tropical storm anna hit madagascar, mozambique, and malawi. and a bridge collapses in pittsburgh just hours before a visit by the vice president to highlight his efforts to strengthen the country's infrastructure. ah, welcome to the program. ukraine's president is urged west not to panic, over the likelihood of a russian invasion, which he said is damaging the country's economy. despite huge build up of russian troops, new crane volume is landscape saying he does not consider the situation now. any more tense than before. waste and as if we're grateful to the united states for their ongoing support for our sovereignty. but i'm the president of ukraine and i'm based here and i think i know the details more than any other we do understand what the risks are. it's important that the president should know the situation from me, not the intermediaries. we do not see a bigger escalation. yes, the trip numbers have gone up. but i was talking about the same thing in 2021. when there were drills in the russian federation, there was a big build up. we w

guinea squeaking through because senegal and malawi drew nil all. because senegal and malawi drew nilallto wait to see if they go through is one of the best third place sides into the final 16. it's less than three weeks to go before beijing's winter olympics but the focus is instead on xinjiang. china has been repeatedly accused of human rights abuses against the province's uighur ethnic minority. but now it is using the games to create a snow sport boom in the region. robin brant reports. this is the image of china you'll be seeing over the next few weeks — beautiful snow covered slopes. china's communist party leaders hope it will persuade millions to grab a board or boots and come here like yao. but he isn't near the host city of beijing, this is xinjiang, it's a troubled region hoping for a major boom off the back of these olympic games. what's that going be like in 20 years' time where you are? as china's second olympics approaches, these images have been part of state media reporting on xinjiang, almost as if it's part of the games. it's very different to these images from the bbc

i'm a made landfall and madagascar and then moved through mozambique and malawi, bringing to renshaw, rain, full, emergency teams, erasing to repair, damaged infrastructure, and help thousands of despised people as another storm heads towards the continents east coast. stephanie deco reports, days of heavy rains of drowned out these villages. the power of mother nature more clear from the air on the ground. tens of thousands of people here in malawi, have been affected many now homeless that i cannot neither am i wait a moment. we've had floss previously, but they've never reached here. yes, ma wants a river could overflow, but the people living near it were the only ones affected, but not asked, living in hilly places. it is only this year that waters have displaced us. oh, some aid is getting through, but the flood waters mean it's still hard to reach remote areas this floods ah, unprecedented. that's what we're hearing from those that have been into wire for all. ah, no money. flawed to areas where the no money took place. but this time with anna, almost, professor this to the dist

public high school is not free in malawi.ave to worry about school fees anymore because, thanks to your generosity, she would receive a scholarship from the k.i.n.d. fund, kids in need of desks, the partnership i created between msnbc and unicef to deliver desks to schools in malawi and provide scholarships for girls to attend high school. joyce told me on the day we met that she wanted to be a doctor and a poet, and then recited a poem that many of you will never forget. >> my power is entitled "little by little." little by little, no matter how far the distance is, we're not shaken. little by little we will reach our destination. little by little we'll go, no matter how bumpy the road is, we're not going to turn back. we will fulfill our dreams. little by little we will go. no matter how narrow the path is, we are going to force ourselves to pass and little by little we'll go and reach the promised land. don't be shaken. don't turn back. little by little you go and reach your destination. >> joyce has reached the next stop

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in tie, a neighbourhood submerged after tropical storm, anna swept through malawi. for days, the torrents lashed down cutting off roads and forcing people from their homes. the scenes a similar across the border in mozambique and in madagascar which was hit 1st when the storm made landfall from the indian ocean. here some residents returned to assess the flooded streets and battered homes as the storm left devastation in its wake. well i am pathetic. i'm very sad because we work very hard to earn a living. and now the house is destroyed. how can we not be sad? silvers isn't, we are disaster victims up to city and we received no help. all at no support. there's nothing so many have taken up shelter in the main stadium in the capital antenna, an arrival, but there isn't enough relief material to keep them here much longer for the southern and well, if all the, the weather has improved over the past 3 days. it's sunny. the water has gone down in several areas. we spoke to the disaster victims will bill sheltering here in the stadium, and they agreed to return home on t

most of the schools in malawi still don't have desks, most girls in malawi still don't get a chance to right away. thank you for taking notice of it, and thank you for bringing it to the attention of your billions of fans. got one of whom, i think you know, is the 9 pm host, here, at msnbc, rachel maddow, when normally think of as the share of cable news. she left a message for you at the beginning of this hour. she told me, she gave me this order, to tell you, these are her exact words, hello, and i love you. that's from rachel maddow. >> i don't drink, but i want to have a cocktail with her. you know what, she is unbelievable. i'll tell you one thing, i'm such an avid msnbc. sometimes i'm yelling at you guys, other times i'm like, there are so sweet, and rubbing your heads. but, also, if you read any of my tweets, you'll see him so insanely political. >> so, how are you feeling about the new year, having been through one year of a sane presidency? >> well, you know, i'd like to get in there and scramble it up. i really wish to mcgrath would go really full tilt, and run around with he

after a tropical storm, anna reeked havoc in mozambique malawi and madagascar torrential rains. herb destroyed crops, cut off towns and le tens of thousands of people homeless after sweeping through southern africa for over a week. anna has now been downgraded, but the rains continue and much of the region wherever possible people are assessing the damage and bracing for the hardship they see coming their way. these people are fighting to escape the rushing water. but make shift rafts. are there only refuge? one women who couldn't find dry land only just survived. i just started swimming. but i did not know where i was heading. i tried to grab hold of a tree along the way. but it felt as if i was being pulled down into the water. i had to swim for a long distance before i found a pile of washed a garbage. i held on to it and slept there until early morning. right. i could feel snakes were there too. i know with the residents of this southern malawi in town, say this is the worst destruction they've ever experienced. one farmer has lost everything. you know, grandma dominique long is

i could feel snakes were there to a residence of this southern malawi entire and say, this is the worst destruction they've ever experienced. one farmer has lost everything in, as armando milan is devastating, just look on all my mays crop has been buried. i planted one and a half acres hubbard now run over crops are gone longer. you fair. i am, or i know where darcy, i'm right. this is the 2nd disaster i've experienced in my life. and it's the worst mean you got wilma, i'll go bombard, now warner go one, be thousands of homes were destroyed by storm. anna across malawi and mozambique, and the locals have been left without electricity due to power cuts. this is the latest natural disaster to hit southern africa, which has been badly hit by storms and cyclones in recent years. experts say they're worsening as water's warm due to the climate emergency. the cold snap and the eastern mediterranean has now hit jerusalem with snow covering the ancient city is the heaviest snowfall. jerusalem has experienced 2013, a wintery weather caused traffic disruption, and residents were advised to stay

i know with the residents of this southern malawi in town, say this is the worst destruction they've ever experienced. one farmer has lost everything. he now government many long is devastating up to slow coming. all my mays crop has been buried into. i planted one and a half acres robert, now rather over crops, had gone among value for you. i am, or i know where darcy, i'm right. this is the 2nd disaster i've experienced in my life. well, my and it's the worst meaning about wilma. i'll go, bombard, now warner, go one, be thousands of homes were destroyed by storm. anna across malawi and mozambique, and locals have been left with italic tricity due to power cuts. this is the latest natural disaster to hit southern africa, which has been badly hit by storms and se clones in recent years. experts say they're worsening as water's warm due to the climate emergency. fans of jana jackson are all a buzz about a new front promising an unprecedented look at her life, childhood and relationship with her larger than life. brother michael or the documentary title, simply jana jackson makes a deb

i know with the residents of best southern malawi in town, say this is the worst destruction they've ever experienced. one farmer has lost everything. he now gambled armenia long as devastating up. just look, coming. all my mays crop has been buried into. i planted one and a half acres hubbard now run over crops, had gone among value for you. i am i, i know where darcy, i'm right. this is the 2nd disaster i've experienced in my life. oh my, and it's the worst. about wilma, i'll go bombard, now warner g, a one be thousands of homes were destroyed by storm anna across malawi and mozambique, and the locals have been left with italic tricity due to power cuts. this is the latest natural disaster to hit southern africa, which has been badly hit by storms and se clones in recent years. experts say they're worsening, as water's warm due to the climate emergency ceremonies are taking place here in germany. it around the world to mark holocaust remembrance day . on this day, in 1945 russian soldiers liberated auschwitz concentration camp in nazi occupied. poland. more than 2000 men, women and

at least 86 people across madagascar, mozambique, and malawi have died.

you know, in malawi, everything is at a standstill, nothing is working out. people are suffering, no jobs, no business, especially the sun during the call. the video we've been here taught. so we are turning government to reduce some of the basic needs the business from what it is like a short looking oil matches. oh, so to clear i became president 2 years ago and he and see to the former leader, peter metallica in an election rerun, he promised to turn around the 80 economy and create 1000000 jobs that has not happened. his government says, working on resolving the economic crisis with a groan of ice pandemic isn't making things easy or prison. lazarus mccarthy. japira is doing all he can to make sure that the, the mulatto economy is getting to where it's supposed to be. so it is not right to say that someone is mismanaging. i mean, what's the benefit for someone mismanaging the economy? some in the country agree. the government is in the original, the original settlement winter, the government all over the world. and the i think was, were, was government a

malawi lost most of its power across the country because of flooding.m a very strong woman. but you can only take so much. tonight on panorama, the communities struggling with anti—social behaviour... i'm fed up with it happening because it isjust going to be a matter of time before someone gets killed. ..the people afraid in their own homes... i fear for my life. i'm serious about it. ..and we ask why an important protection for victims isn't being widely used.

malawi lost most of its power across the country because of flooding.

these demonstrate is in malawi, a running out of patience, government they want presidents, lazarus, chuck, we had to do something about a late corruption in his administration. rising unemployment and the high cost of living. you know, in malawi, everything is assigned to still nothing is working, people are suffering, no jobs, no business, especially the sam during the call, the period we've been here, todd. so we are turning government to reduce some of the basic needs the business from what it is like a short looking oil, matchers. so, so to clear i became president 2 years ago. and he and seated the former leader, peter metallica, in an election rerun, he promised to turn around the 18 economy and create 1000000 jobs that has not happened. his government says, working in resolving the economic crisis with a groan of ice pandemic isn't making things easy or prison. lazarus mccarthy, opera is doing all he can to make sure that the, the mulatto economy is getting to where it's supposed to be. so it is not right to say that someone is mismanaging. i mean, what's the benefits for som

it's not just malawi. mozambique has been hit hard to caught on camera by one of the rescue workers. this man had climbed up a tree to escape the fast rising waters and did madagascar flooding his course, electricity cuts across wide areas. thousands displaced here too. and on 5th thoughts on lay, a house is flooded with water. it was flooded twice. we were already flat at the other time, but we stayed there. but this time we had to leave because all the mattresses awake and our baby got sick. authorities in our rushing to repair broken infrastructure and help the 10s of thousands of displaced across these 3 countries. with, while weather reports predict, there could be more heavy rains to come. stephanie decker, al jazeera syrian refugees stuck in lebanon, are facing severe winter conditions. heavy snow has broken many of these tents in the tub. a camp of people struggle to secure fuel for heating. refugees say they're not receiving adequate aid out of us at our much. we haven't seen snow like this and around for years about 70, to 80 centimeters of snow. and the whole camp was dest

officials say more than 80 people across madagascar, mozambique and malawi have died. been struggling to reach regions where roads and bridges have washed away. concerns have been raised that major changes to the highway code that have come into force today haven't been sufficiently publicised. the new rules are designed to offer greater protection to cyclists, horse riders and pedestrians, giving them more space and priority at junctions. a third of drivers surveyed by the aa were unaware of the changes. it's thought that 1.3 million people in the uk are living with long covid and hundreds of thousands of them experience breathlessness. traditional lung scans often appear to be normal, though. but researchers in oxford are using a different technique in a clinical trial, which does show problems in these patients' lungs. they hope that understanding the problem will lead to better treatment options. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns has the story. flo van diemen van thor was never one forjust sitting down inside. but she says long covid has been a horror show.

words about what the audience of this show does for those kids in malawi. >> lawrence, oh babe, i'm just didn't realize that it was in the millions, and millions, and millions. you took on a herculean task and you rocked it. >> cher, you are the closer coming in for boris tonight because we are close to $33 million and i think you're gonna push us over the top. thank you for bringing it to the attention of your billions of fans out there. one of whom i think you know, is the 9 pm host here at msnbc, rachel maddow, who i normally think of as the share of cable news. and she left a message for you at the beginning of this hour. she told me, she gave me this order, to tell you, please tell you, and these are her exact words, hello, and i love you. that's from rachel maddow. >> you know it, i don't drink but i would have a cocktail with her. [laughs] >> they're gonna have a cocktail. rose tweeted, i just made a donation for kind fund for desks while you were talking to share on the phone, but clicked past the place where you put who you are donating in honor of too quickly. i'm doing it

so mana made landfall in madagascar and moved through mozambique and malawi, bringing torrential rain full merchants. he teams are racing now to pat damaged infrastructure and help thousands of displaced people as and now this storm had towards the continence east coast. stephanie decker reports. days of the heavy rains of drowned out these villages. the power of mother nature more clear from the air on the ground. tens of thousands of people here in malawi, have been affected. many now homeless that i cannot neither am i wait a moment. we've had floss previously, but they've never reached here. yes, monta river could overflow, but the people living near it were the only once effected but not asked, living in hilly places. it is only this year that waters have displaced us. oh, some aid is getting through, but the flood waters mean it's still hard to reach remote areas. this flood, sa, unprecedented. that's what we're hearing from those that i've been in to wire for all. ah, no money, flat areas where the no money to chris. but this time with anna, oh, most professor, this to the dist

morocco versus malawi, which has just finished.egal versus cape verde a. >> brilliant victory against malawi. a tricky last 16 encounter. the moroccans were stunned after seven minutes as the orlando pirates in south africa blasted in what was the goal of the torment. a shot from 40, 50 yards out here absolutely stunning. rocco pressed and pressed. at times denied by a fantastic goalkeeper. eventually, a series of severe pull back on the stroke of half-time. in the second half, scoring a second free kick of the tournament with a wonderful strike. morocco eventually controlled the game. saw the game out comfortably chaired they will play the winners of tomorrow's last 16, which is between the ivory coast and egypt. massive clash in the quarterfinals to come. in the other match you mentioned, senegal with a dude -- a 2-0 victory against cape verde. a player. concussed and scored a goal. raising questions about how letters are treated. senegal with the wind and the still to concede a goal in the tournament. >> the africa cup of nation

most of the schools in malawi still don't have desks and most girls there still don't have a chance toght away. thank you for taking notice of it. thank you for bringing it to the attention of your billions of fans out there. one of them, i think you know, the 9:00p.m. host here at msnbc, rachel maddow, who i normally think of as the cher of cable news, and she left a message for you at the beginning of the hour. she gave me the order to please tell you, her exact words, hello and i love you. that is from rachel maddow. >> i don't drink but i would have a cocktail with her. she is unbelievable. i just tell you something. i feel kind of like a geek because i am such an avid msnbc. sometimes i am yelling at you guys. other times so sweet. rubbing your heads. you know, also if you ever read any of my tweets i am so insanely political and get myself in so much trouble, but i don't care. >> how are you feeling about the new year having been through one year of a sane presidency? >> well, you know, i would like to get in there and scramble it up. i really wish the democrats would go on full

probably good news, huge amount rate of all here, but it's left behind flooding in malawi and to bar way. it has the right hasn't stopped that flooding, could be enhanced. i'm afraid. oh, with sponsored by cassandra, always chilling the debate. they erased her, of like people from the american and global story was very powerful on an online, at your voice. the comment section is right here. join our conversation, we had all protected when everyone is protected. it is more probably being nationalistic about this. you just look at it in a very different way. say that perspective men and mid meeting each other and they don't have any solution. let me put it clear for you this dream on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. you're watching al jazeera alive from doha. a reminder of our top stories. the united states and nato have delivered written responses to moscow. security demands about ukraine. they've rejected russia's call to permanently ban ukraine from joining the security lines. you want to secretary general says life in afghanistan has become a frozen hel. antonio terrace, warned c.

it's not just malawi, mozambique has been hit hard to caught on camera by one of the rescue workers. this man had climbed up a tree to escape the fast rising waters and did madagascar flooding his course, electricity cuts across wide areas. thousands displaced here too, and on it. so it's only a house is flooded with water. it was flooded twice. we were already flat at the other time, but we stayed there. but this time we had to leave because all the mattresses awake and our baby got sick. authorities are now rushing to repair broken infrastructure and help the 10s of thousands of displaced across these 3 countries. with, while weather reports predict, there could be more heavy rains to come. stephanie decker al jazeera. now astronomers in australia have discovered a celestial object. they describe as spooky, and unlike anything they've ever seen before, the mysterious phenomenon releases a huge burst of energy, like clockwork, every 18 minutes and 18 seconds research. i say they have been similar discoveries made in the past, but nothing of this frequency. and then cosmic terms, i s

it's not just malawi. mozambique has been hit hard to caught on camera by one of the rescue workers. this man had climbed up a tree to escape the fost rising waters and did madagascar flooding his cause. electricity cuts across wide areas, thousands displeased here too, and on it. so it's only a house is flooded with water. it was flooded twice we were already flooded. the other time, but we stayed there, but this time we had to leave because all the mattresses awake and our baby got sick. authorities in our rushing to repair a broken infrastructure and help the 10s of thousands of displaced across these 3 countries. what was good luck with while weather reports predict, there could be more heavy rains to come. stephanie decker al jazeera refugees, migrants detained in libya, have been pleading for their release. it follows a crackdown of the capital tripoli. we met one migrant who is demanding better treatment from the authorities that i'm younger. david oliver, sooner than 5 years old and i'm from south to them. i left them my country view the civil war off leave year. the 1st cd t

it's not just malawi. mozambique has been hit hard to caught on camera by one of the rescue workers. this man had climbed up a tree to escape the fast rising waters. and did madagascar flooding his course, electricity cuts across wide areas. thousands displaced here too, and on it. so it's only a house is flooded with water, it was flooded twice. we were already flooded the other time, but we stayed there. but this time we had to leave because all the mattresses awake and our baby got sick. authorities in our rushing to repair a broken infrastructure and help the 10s of thousands of displaced across these 3 countries. good luck with while weather reports predict, there could be more heavy rains to come. stephanie decker al jazeera in serial sierra leone inflation is forcing many families to cut down on what they eat. the situation is made worse by the devastation caused to food production by both the civil war and the abolla epidemic. i'll just here as i'm at at risk reports now from the capital free town on the struggle for one family in particular to put food on the table. ah might

ultimate price was get you up to speed now with some of the other stories and headlines right now. malawi has declared a state of natural disaster after tropical storm anna made landfall. much of the country lost power for several days. mozambique and madagascar were also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been reported in the 3 countries. a group of canadian truck driver staged a protest with their vehicles against the government's back see mandate for cross border drivers. they're due to arrive in the capital ottawa on friday, industry official saying 90 percent of drivers commuting between canada and the united states are already vaccinated. they put a long time co leader of the german far right. a if d party says he stepping down and quitting the party, juerg morton says he lost a power struggle after a long fight to get the party to take a more moderate course. the 6 year old that wants to focus on keeping his job in the european parliament. 6 men have gone on trial today in germany over there, a lunched roll and the green vault museum. jewel theft, or the robbery at the dries

in neighbouring malawi the country lost most of its power because of flooding.l. a crowded emergency accommodation site with no infrastructure, no privacy, and few resources. translation: the reason we're staying here is because part - of our house has collapsed. we asked for help. we can't live at home because it's flooded. if we leave here we've got nowhere to go and live. translation: we had to leave because all the mattresses - are wet and our baby got sick. we didn't have a house and we had to come here. outside, the flooding has claimed thousands of homes and rescue agencies are still working their way in boats through what was once farmland to evacuate those who are trapped. while some have lost everything they own in this storm, many others lost their lives, with authorities working on recovery as well as rescue, searching for bodies in the floodwaters. the cyclone which formed here then moved to mainland africa, knocking out power for tens of thousands in mozambique and malawi. suddenly charcoal became like gold, as homes and businesses were plunged int

and despite malawi, getting on the score sheet, 1st, morocco responded with 2 goals to secure the victory and a spot in the quarter finance. that's our time. stay tuned for business. thank you for watching. mm. ah. welcome to the dark side. were intelligence agencies or pulling the strings? there was a before 911 and after 911, he says after 911, the clubs came off. were organized crime rules. were conglomerates make their own laws? what's true, it doesn't matter. you mean criteria is worked with people should light on the opaque world who's behind the benefits? and why are they a threat to whistle? ah, oh, pick wolves this week on d. w with ah, the global economic recovery is under threat. the international monetary fund cuts this forecast for global growth as inflation and over con, sleep around the world. now, for many people, wind turbines are an eyesore but as the need for clean energy grows, we'll look at how one company is getting people to support their construction. i'm chelsea delaney and berlin. welcome to the show. the global economic recovery will likely slow this year, and a

they did that despite drawing 0—0 with malawi.ed the best goalkeeper last night's, returning to the feel after his covid complications. this will be huge for them. the other game in zimbabwe, already eliminated, beats guinea 2—1. pull the goal back early in the second half. it wasn't enough and in zimbabwe held on. theirfirst win since 2002. guinea already confirmed. ah, win since 2002. guinea already confirmed-— win since 2002. guinea already confirmed. �* , ., ., ., confirmed. a bit of history made and that match. — confirmed. a bit of history made and that match, right? _ confirmed. a bit of history made and that match, right? absolutely. - that match, right? absolutely. salima milken _ that match, right? absolutely. salima milken zynga _ that match, right? absolutely. salima milken zynga has - that match, right? absolutely. salima milken zynga has the i that match, right? absolutely. - salima milken zynga has the honour of becoming the first evers and female rest maria in the long history of the africa couple nations. —— first

and despite malawi, getting on the score, sheep 1st. morocco responded with 2 goals to secure the victory and a spot in the quarter finals. and that is our time state you in for a documentary about the power of undercover agencies. we'll have a news update for you at the top of the hour. perhaps. see that 3 mm.

and despite malawi, getting on the score sheet, 1st, morocco responded with 2 goals to secure the victory and a spot in the quarter finance. that's our time. stay tuned for business. thank you for watching. mm ah to the dark side.

has called monday's coo unacceptable malawi has declared a state of natural disaster after tropical storm anava made land full. much of the country lost power for several days. mozambique and madagascar were also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been reported in the 3 countries. the u. s. coast guard is ending its search for passengers on a boat that capsized off the coast of florida. one man same here has been rescued. the vessel carrying 40 paypal had left the bahamas over the weekend. authorities believe this to be a human smuggling tragedy. or 6 man go on trial today in eastern germany over there alleged role in the spectacular grain volt museum jewel. 5th, the brazen highest at the dresden museum, took just 8 minutes investigated, save a saucepan made off with a lute worth at least $113000000.00 euros. and the stolen gems are still missing. the thieves smashed glass display cases with an axe to gain access to the jewels video, surveillance captured images of what's been called the biggest ties in modern german history. they broke into dresden greenville museum in the early h

the new military junta says constitutional order will be restored when the conditions are right. malawi has declared a state of natural disaster after tropical storm anna made landfall. much of the country lost power for several days, most and beacon, madagascar were also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been reported in the 3 countries. it has to sit down now and the broadening crack down on pro democracy protests. scores of demonstrators have been killed by security forces since a military coup. last october, demonstrators gathered earlier this week in the capital hart too, to demand justice for the victims. and 2 more were shot dead. all despite the danger, more people are taken to the streets, increasing pressure on the regime. here be a correspondent, adrian crash, or ports from cartoon. a call for action for demonstrators in sedans kept the 2 or 2, including sheriff up to the since the military crew in october, people have taken to the streets every week, calling for democracy. i took my let, then i want the civilian government to return to power. that you have been sure

at least 86 people across madagascar, mozambique, and malawi have died.escue workers have struggled to reach regions where roads and bridges have washed away. british sign language, is on course to become a legally recognised language in england, scotland and wales, with the uk government saying it will back a new bill, debated in the house of commons. with more details here's the bbc�*s �*see hear�* presenter, yvonne cobb, and our political correspondent, helen catt. outside parliament, the biggest demonstration by deaf people for more than 20 years — backing a call for british sign language to be given legal status, just like welsh. among them, danieljillings, he's been campaigning for gcse to be established in british sign language but says giving bsl legal status will help children with their other exams. it will give deaf people, deaf children, the right to their exams in their own language, and it would be seen as an equal, like spanish, for example. for scott garthwaite, known to his tv viewers as the punk chef, it's about equality. well, i feel it

and despite malawi, getting on the score sheet, 1st, morocco responded with 2 goals to secure the victory and a spot in the quarter finals as well. and those quarter finals were supposed to be held at the olympic stadium, but organizers to sign in to move them to a different site after monday's tragedy. moving on to the australian open now where a player not even and the tournament is in the spotlight late last year. chinese star punch. why use social media to accuse a communist party official of sexually assaulting her? she's not been seen outside the country since, but her cause has been picked up by fans at the open in melbourne, who were 1st told they could not wear the t shirts asking where is punch? why? because they were political in nature. well sh, now that's changed. they've reversed the call on a key point of contention. tennis australia, the organizers of the australian open. now say that this t shirt can be worn in the grandstands, or turn around after claiming the where is pings. why sure, it was 2 political activists earlier in the event had walked the tournament grounds we

and malawi has declared a state of natural disaster after a tropical storm on a made landfall. much of the country had lost power for several days. mozambique and madagascar were, are also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been recorded in the past 3 in the, in the 3 countries. i've gotta stand in the grip of a humanitarian disaster, and in the midst of a famine, the crisis has been made worse by sub 0 temperatures. in recent weeks. according to the un, 23000000 people, or more than half of afghanistan's population, are threatened by hunger this winter, and in urgent need of assistance. some food aid has started arriving in cobble but much international aid was cut when the taliban took power last august. scarcity of food means that many children are now malnourished, and the children's medical wards are filling up. this next report is from the indira gandhi hospital in cobble so weeks hardy had nothing to eat. her mother could no longer breast her and the family couldn't afford to buy milk. 14 days ago, they brought her to this hospital and cobble cut off with us because she w

and despite malawi, getting on the score sheet for his morocco, responded with 2 goals to secure the victory and a spot in the quarter finals. living reefs are called the rain forest of the ocean, but climate change is threatening the delicate ecosystems. a new exhibition and berlin's board museum draws attention to their beauty and their plight through a crowd source project created by thousands of dedicated crochet friends from around the world. a living wanda rendered didn't crochet. thousands of women have spent our off to our clicking the needles in deep concentration, a collective effort to mingled with an ecological message. literally the day we started our project, christine joke that if the great barrier reef, if a died out out willy reefs would be something to remembered by in 2005. that was a joke. twin sisters, christine and margaret last time, 1st called on people to crochet corals in 2005 together. they wanted to build an entire reef. little did they know they would be hitting the zeitgeist on the head. almost 2 decades later. combined in climate change and environmenta

and at least 86 people have been confirmed dead across madagascar, mozambique, and malawi with tens of thousands more displaced from their homes. some of those who fled the storm and now returning to find nothing but devastation. entire neighbourhood submerged after tropical storm anna swept through ma, lowie for days. the torrents lashed down cutting off roads and forcing people from their homes. the scenes a similar across the border in mozambique and in madagascar which was hit 1st when the storm made landfall from the indian ocean. here some residence returned to assess their flooded streets. and battered homes as the storm left devastation in its wake. lay in the 3rd day, very sad because we worked very hard to earn a living and now the house is destroyed. how can we not be sad? it was isn't we are disaster victims such as this and we receive no help. no support. there's nothing many have taken up shelter in the main stadium in the capital, anton an arrival, but there isn't enough relief material to keep them here much longer so thoroughly and well, if all the, the weather has imp

gabadinho mhango with a goal in each half to give malawi the three points. take on ghana which is live on the bbc iplayer and bbc sport app. now as a teenager ashleigh goddard's football skills saw her win a reality tv contest and represent england at youth level. but last year, while playing for crystal palace, she discovered she had a brain condition which could be terminal. the resulting surgery left her unable to walk or talk but six months inot her recovert and she has made remarkable improvements and is, quite incredibly, ready to kick a ball again...going as far as to re—sign for herformer club london bees. chris slegg reports. in 2009 to 17 he beat the boys becoming the first girl doing sky reality show street stryker. she went on to become a semiprofessional scoring goals playing in the end being appointed crystal palace fc. in 2020, everything changed. thea;r in 2020, everything changed. they said it could _ in 2020, everything changed. they said it could be _ in 2020, everything changed. they said it could be fatal _ in 2020, everything changed. t