| white hot wreckage from mir drew— white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps— white hot wreckage from mir i white hot wreckage from mir| drew gasps from onlookers in fiji _ this is bbc news. the latest headlines: myanmar�*s military is celebrating armed forces day with an extravagant parade in the country's capital. the republican governor of the us state of georgia has signed a law restricting voting access. presidentjoe biden has called it an atrocity. arrests have been made at the so—called kill the bill demonstration in bristol stopping hundreds of people rallied against the government's sentencing court spell. a large police presence was on duty during the demonstration, and dogs were used to help move the crowds back. president biden has said that democratic countries should have a plan to rival china's �*belt and road initiative'. his announcement comes after dozens of western brands faced a backlash by chinese consumers, and the chinese government, after they criticised china's action in xinjiang. brands including h&m, nike and burberry have said they won't buy their cotton from x

i streaking across the sky, the i white top wreck of the mir drew grasps — white top wreck of the mirwhite top wreck of the mir drew grasps from onlookers on - white top wreck of the mir drew grasps from onlookers on fiji. i grasps from onlookers on fiji. -- white — grasps from onlookers on fiji. -- white hot _ this is bbc world news, the latest headlines. israel's benjamin netanyahu stops short of claiming victory, after exit polls suggest his likud party could secure the most seats, but fail to secure a majority in the latest general election. president biden calls on the senate to take swift action on gun control, after ten people are killed in a colorado mass—shooting. in another shocking development in myanmar, a seven—year—old girl has been shot dead by security forces according to local people. khin myo chit is the youngest known victim in the crackdown since last month's military coup. the rights group save the children says at least 20 children are among dozens of people killed. mark lobel reports. local media outlet myanmar now reported that soldiers shot at khin myo chit's

a michael welcome to dozens of protesters are reported dead in mir and more as one to leaders put on a show of strength for armed forces day a general has warned protesters that they risk being shot in the head and back more than 300 people have been killed since pro-democracy rallies broke out in february . those who came out to protest knew they were risking their lives the army said as much before saturday's protests against me and most military coup across the nation soldiers opened fire killing dozens of protesters many shot on the head this footage shows security forces beating an unarmed man conscious it's been one of the deadliest days since protests began. unk condemned the protests as terrorism and again promised there will be democratic elections. as soon as the state of emergency is over there will be free and fair elections duties will be returned to the state. but no date has yet been set protests have not let up since the military coup began at the beginning of february demonstrators have demanding the release of imprisoned civilian leader unsung suchi. hundreds of dea

studio of the sea is on mir, which is a traveling video studio that makes educational film. and we can sail everywhere, so it's a perfect platform to study the ocean. dustan: corals, what we think of as stony corals that build reefs, are actually a symbiosis of the animal and a microalgae that lives in its tissues. the animal captures food from the ocean, like plankton, and that supplies nitrogen and phosphorous nutrients. the algae, like a plant, carries out photosynthesis and utilizes those nutrients. when the water gets too hot, the algae are producing so much oxygen because their rate of photosynthesis increases with temperature, that the oxygen they produce is sort of toxic, there's too much, so they become expelled. if the water gets hotter still, the coral turns white. it's bleached, lost its algae, and the coral may die. so the plants see it as a place to live, and they just begin to grow there. if we don't have fish to eat them and to eat the algae, then it's like weeds overgrowing your prize vegetables in your garden. in the last 25 years, we've seen a big shift fr

seems to be a head of steam building up trying to further pressure the military to turn back the coup mir most military the tatmadaw doesn't seem to be showing any signs of backing down just bring us up to date with the latest on the protests who are overnight they've been tabulating the fatalities from from yes it appears so far we've got 12 confirmed in. in the protest mainly in mandalay 6 confirmed but once again the protesters are back on the streets they're coming out they've changed their tactics somewhat we saw yesterday they were moving faster. they're using smoke to cover their rich they're throwing up barricades on the street but they are as they have been for more than a week now being met with a sniper shots we've seen terrible pictures of wounds which been clearly inflicted by weapons there have been fatalities lots of wounded in mandalay was just in touch with a contact in mandalay though who said the protesters are already back on the streets nothing here than young gone but one would imagine they will be out there too as they will be again in many other parts of myanmar to

world championjoan mir was denied a place on the podium on the line.iami open she was beaten by the two time wimbledon champion petra kvitova in the third round. konta was on court forjust around an hour, and lost 6—1, 6—2. ronnie o'sullivan and neil robertson are under way in the final session of the tour championship final at celtic manor. robertson currently leads by 6 frames to 4 with the first ten taking the title. boxer dillian whyte kept alive his hopes of a heavyweight world title shot after gaining revenge over alexander povetkin last night. he lost when they met back in august, but whyte knocked povetkin out this time in the fourth round. only anthonyjoshua and wladimir klitschko had previously beaten the russian in 39 fights. i'm a good boxer. i can box. but some times... i was boxing good last year, last year there was nothing wrong with the performance last year. there was a mistake, you know what i mean? heavyweight boxing, we have milliseconds to make five or six different decisions. sometimes you make the wrong one, and that's it. i wen

mir is now able to research actual cases of laboratory studies field studies and 100 plus years of basic psychology tells us when you know why the people about every time you lied to people about reality you can change their perceptions and change their memories or you can change just about every aspect of the called function. everybody's human but it's more of a spring point to. some control for a middle class the homeless of the night most some are very hardworking people who want to get a had that i'd either have some some health issues or have some of how district about luck a full time job won't always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get she was dictated gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get addicted by anyone that's homeless is history like garbage a bold look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the time it's not the case see how it is to be paul in the world's richest country

mir is now able to research actual cases laboratory studies field studies and 100 plus years of basic psychology tells us when you lie to people about evidence when you lie to people about reality you can change their perceptions and change their memory so you can change just about every aspect of their color or function. or british human progress more for his brain point. this is crude oil. so they hate actually physically pulled it out of it or else you would have well well well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make $100000.00 a year. as a minimum there's an issue. here in india. they were all such a hard work for the workers not easy. and so they want to relieve their stress and how do they relieve their stress these men that outweigh these men. that comfort these many. people have been murdered up here people been raped there are massive drug issues up here you have a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person

population david talks are underway that might lead to the resistance having its own normie to fight mir in mars' a military head on can you explain how this could work and where the troops for this resistance army would come from. shirts of the person have to give a little bit of context on the country and the out of the reaches of me m.r. around the periphery you've got ethnic minority states and these ethnic minority states are tired of having a highly centralized government that's dominated by the majority ethnic group the burmese in this highly centralized government be enough to call the shots across the country and these ethnic minority states they love long wanted more autonomy and more say over their own affairs and there's actually ethnic armed groups with weapons here that have been fighting battles against them e.m.r. army for decades to try and give their respective states more autonomy well now discussions are underway that could potentially lead to bringing these different armed ethnic groups together into one sort of national resistance army now there's roughly 2 dozen of

. ♪ >> streaking across the sky, the wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. ♪ >> you are" let's bring you up-to-date with headlines. germany declares france a high-risk area for coronavirus and tightens the border requiring all travelers to be tested and quantined upon arrival. scotland's former first minister alex salmond launches the new pro-independence party to contest elections in may. boris johnson says he will stan i citizens who have had sanctions imposed by china accuses them about spreading lies about uighur muslims. let's stay with that story. as we have been hearing, china imposed sanctions on nine u.k. citizens including mp's a lawyer, and an academic, who have criticized china over its treatment of that uighur population. dominic raab says the move would not stop him another speaking up against industrial scale human rits abuses. there are 12 million uighurs in china, predominantly muslims. china is accused of detaining one million of them in reeducation camps, in the province in the northwest of the country. china dismissed claims of abuse as a plot by brit

so the family of george florida and our legal team are very grateful to mir from. the city council for not just saying you care about george bush. but showing you care about george floor not just saying. show him to the world black. telling a washington correspondent all of us talent has more all over this is one of the largest civil rights compensation payments and u.s. history how did it come about. you're perfectly right nicole $27000000.00 u.s. $1.01 of the largest settlements in u.s. history the city council voted on anonymously in favor of some and it was really a big case if you think back what did what it looked like in summer here in the united states and around the world killing of george for that triggered protests in several countries around the world with millions taking to the street also to an extent really within the united states is death as you remember it recorded on video some really drastic and almost undeniable moments there when officer or ex officer i should say when was kneeling 4 minutes on the neck of george floyd until he was killed so c

this is the place where i finish my life and for mir i'll start a new life from this point of start to look at things differently. the biggest influence was on my old. women's gowns dramatically drawn out to reimagine the surrounding landscapes. lights phenomenon a contrast with the lightning flashes of a storm. when israel was hung trying down things to cover tonight tame i stress on one topic you . don't want to give up the corona period is very challenging. it puts me in a mode of been working around the clock truly working around the clock. to document projects across israel. obviously you cannot travel to other places in the world. i got into this mode knowing that this crazy and challenging period were told to generations to come to the super. rough took to the empty streets and roads across the country in force creation fantine just before world seemingly abandoned by its inhabitants. was a rich and all of everything you see with your eyes was created for you you choose whether you want to document or ignore a story teller. i didn't ask travis documenting the world from a differ

this is deja vu news a lie from berlin world leaders condemned the bloodshed in mir and more military forces there killed scores of people including children as they crackdown on dissent in the deadliest day since facies power last month also coming up at least 20 people are injured after suicide bombers target a packed seat in indonesia as easter services.

well of course he wasn't very specific but over the years of letting mir putin's rule there has been a whole list of pretty high profile murders or at least attempted murders for example the killing of opposition journalist on the scale in 2006 the killing of opposition politician but he's just meters from the kremlin walls in 2015 there was also the attempted killing poisoning of cityscape by the former spy in 2018 and most recently of course the attempted poisoning of say not viney the opposition politician that happened just last year and these are all killings or attempted killings that critics have blame squarely on him of course the kremlin has always denied that and any investigations into these incidents these killings have never found any direct link to the president himself. well you know the intelligence reports from the u.s. blame small scope for meddling in u.s. elections 20 does it say that russia actually tried to sway the vote. well basically what the report says is it launched a soft media operation essentially influence operations and misinformation working with you

but news like this is increasingly hard to come by as mir must military continues a brutal crackdown on dissent that crackdown as a fact of protestors and the media itself the u.n. says at least 5 local news outlets have had their license revoked including me a man now in addition more than 30 journalists have been arrested. here is one of the local reporters and editors who were taken into custody sometimes under threat of death members of the foreign press have also been targets such as stains or for torture for the associated press spliff many jailed journalists are awaiting trial ends in science prison facility that's notorious for human rights abuses they could face 3 year jail sentences on charges of spreading false information let's take a closer look now it will journalists face as they try to give us a fuller picture of what's going on in myanmar. was these police officers in yangon charging after anti military demonstrators and a journalist tanking photos or vigil several police around tens or as he tries to get away one puts him in a china cold he's then handcuffed and dra

peter alexander and jonathan la mir, really great conversation. thanks to all of you. appreciate it. i know we'll all be tracking the president and his movements as he heads to that small business. but meantime, i do want to turn back to the covid relief bill. the house is set to take a final vote tomorrow. joining me now to discuss this, house majority whip, south carolina congressman, james clyburn. congressman clyburn, thank you so much for being with me today. i really appreciate it. i do want to start right there. and on the critical timeline of this, because as you know, americans cannot get this relief, those direct payments fast enough. we know the house sent the bill -- now has the bill, i should say, just got it from the senate. so when are you expecting a final vote? today or tomorrow? >> thank you very much for me, kristen. the fact of the matter is, we are working on that bill right away. we plan to vote on it at least by tomorrow. and one of the reasons is, we have to go through our processes here. go before the rules committee, bring it to the floor, hav

population david talks are underway that might lead to the resistance having its own normie to fight mir in mars' a military head on can you explain how this could work and where the troops for this resistance army would come from. sure so the 1st i have to give a little bit of context on the country and the out of the reaches of me m.r. around the periphery you've got ethnic minority states and these ethnic minority states are tired of having a highly centralized government that's dominated by the majority ethnic group the burmese in this highly centralized government be enough to call the shots across the country and these ethnic minority states they love long wanted more autonomy and more say over their own affairs and there's actually ethnic armed groups with weapons here that have been fighting battles against the myanmar army for decades to try and give their respective states more autonomy well now discussions are underway that could potentially lead to bringing these different armed ethnic groups together into one sort of national resistance army now there's roughly 2 dozen of th

streaking across the sky, _ the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. germany declares france a high risk area for coronavirus — and tightens its border requiring all travellers to be tested and quarantined upon arrival. scotland's former first minister alex salmond launches a new pro—independence party to fight the elections in may. at least 32 people have been killed, and more than 160 injured in egypt, in one of the worst train crashes there in recent memory. several carriages were derailed and overturned, when two passenger trains collided in the province of sohag. with more, here's david campanale. the aftermath of another deadly crash on egypt's railways. in this incident, when carriage was seen being violently thrown into the air in a cloud of dust after a speeding train rammed into it from behind. inside one of the overturned carriages, these harrowing scenes were filmed just moments after the crash. from within the chaos and the dust, cries for help or posted on social media. 0ne dust, cries for help or posted on social media. one woman said, "

gulf region it started in abu dhabi to dubai riyadh and lastly here in doha where he'll meet katz's in mir and then they'll be a meeting between cats as foreign minister turkey's foreign minister met a lot of a solo and. now the official reason for this trip to the region given by the russian foreign ministry last week is to discuss business ties to discuss power generation industry agriculture the peaceful uses space and the need to settle existing conflicts in this region he's referring to libya to syria and to yemen so what's interesting is that we have the catteries and the turks on one side of the conflict in syria supporting the rebels now hold off on the along the northern border with with turkey and russia backing the outside regime on both those groups on different sides of the conflict in libya as well the timing is quite interesting quite useful for the russians it comes a week after the u.s. release that intelligence report pointing the finger saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon for allegedly ordering the killing of jamal khashoggi in $28.00 of the u.s. suspended the sales

singing streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from i onlookers on fijineral election suggest benjamin netanyahu's likud party could secure the most seats — without winning a parliamentary majority. let's get some more on that story. dahlia scheindlin is an israeli pollster and political analyst. she told me more about who the kingmaker could be. it could be naftali bennett, because naftali bennett is one of the few people who's not made a firm commitment as to whether he would go into a coalition with netanyahu or not. many of the other parties have declared already they will or they won't. naftali bennett, however, has also said he will not sit under a government led by the closest challenger, yair lapid, head of the yesh atid party, which has had a good second—place showing. what is interesting is there could always be other kingmakers. netanyahu has become accustomed to finding ways to peel off certain individual members of parties to top up the necessary numbers to reach 61 seats. and i should also point out that these polls are already changing, the

chanting streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from i onlookers on fijiand the european union move to calm tensions over access to coronavirus vaccines. the eu blames astrazeneca for the slowness of their roll—out. brazil's daily covid—i9 death toll passes 3,000 for the first time, as the virus continues its rapid spread. new york's senate has passed a bill banning solitary confinement for more than 15 days in its prisons and jails. the un considers more than 15 days in solitary as torture because of the psychological damage that can result. but there are more than 60,000 inmates in solitary in the us, so what impact does that have on the prisoners? hilary andersson sent this special report — a warning, you may find this distressing. we have all now experienced lockdown in our homes. but try to imagine being confined to a room the size of your bathroom for 22 hours a day. that is solitary confinement. in new york, i met candie hayley. candie was held on remand at rikers island jail here for a crime she didn't commit, then accused of breaking prison rules.

streaking across the sky, the white—hot i wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. - thisst britain in retaliation for penalties imposed on chinese officials accused of human rights abuses against the uighur minority. the eu stops short of banning the export of coronavirus vaccines but says astrazeneca must deliver its promised doses to them before sending jabs elsewhere. now to the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh which is an armenian—majority area inside azerbaijan's international borders. during the first karabakh war in the 1990s, armenia invaded, taking over nagorno—karabakh. but within 44 days of the beginning of the second war that erupted six months ago, azerbaijan regained control of large parts of the region. armenia, which lost, has been gripped by political instability and demonstrations — with the country's prime minister announcing fresh elections injune. russia has nearly 2,000 peacekeepers on the ground — and as our correspondent, jonah fisher, reports, has significantly increased its influence in the region. we are on the road that armenia... these guys

streaking across the sky, _ the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji.ny declares france a high risk area for coronavirus — and tightens its border requiring all travellers to be tested and quarantined upon arrival. scotland's former first minister alex salmond launches a new pro—independence party to fight the elections in may. at least 32 people have been killed, and more than 160 injured in egypt, in one of the worst train crashes there in recent memory. several carriages were derailed and overturned, when two passenger trains collided in the province of sohag. with more, here's david campanale. the aftermath of a another deadly crash on egypt's railways. in this incident, one carriage was seen being violently thrown into the air in a cloud of dust after a speeding train rammed into it from behind. inside one of the overturned carriages, these harrowing scenes were filmed just moments after the crash. from within the chaos and the dust, cries for help were posted on social media. one woman said, "please, my son, help me." some people got out of the de

singing streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage i from mir drew gasps . from onlookers on fijice in colorado say there have been multiple fatalities during a shooting at a supermarket in boulder. amongst the victims is a police officer. one person is now in custody. several western governments impose sanctions on china because of alleged human rights abuses against ethnic uighurs in xinjiang. thousands of rohingya refugees living in a migrant camp in bangladesh have been forced to flee after a fire broke out. the blaze spread rapidly, destroying hundreds of shelters in the cox's bazaar camps — home to more than a million refugees who have fled myanmar since 2017. our south—east asia editor anbarasan ethirajain reports. a raging inferno in one of the world's largest refugee camps in south—eastern bangladesh. the bamboo huts of the rohingya refugees were no match for the intense blaze. black smoke billowed over burning shanties, triggering panic among its residents. it was the worst blaze to hit the settlement in recent years. translation: today, - i lost my shelter, my money, my

chanting streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from i onlookers on fijiines. a virtual summit has ended with european union leaders emphasising their wish to make sure the eu gets its fair share of coronavirus vaccines. the challenges at the us—mexico border have taken centre stage atjoe biden's first presidential press conference. at least five people have been killed in northern alabama, when a tornado tore through the area destroying entire neighbourhoods. dozens of people were injured and tens of thousands left without power when the tornado swept across the state and into georgia. the authorities have warned of "significant damage" and advised residents to stay home and off the roads. glenn burns is chief meteorologist at the television station wsb—tv in atlanta — he says residents in affected areas are still on their guard for more bad weather. in the states now, we are still under a tornado watch through much of northern georgia, atlanta and back into alabama, more severe storms developing there. this afternoon was just unprecedented across norther

few difficulties in trying to exit the purse is simply cost flights right now commercial flights to mir are in from there are pretty much stopped right now and that's pretty much just really flights which not only pirate haifa the nationals of the nations are going to but also tend to cost a little bit more than normal commercial flights and there's only a few flights out every day and of course you're not the only one making this decision tell us more about what's happening who is trying to leave and is the government trying to stop some people from leaving. so use your scene number of people leaving especially the big cities not everyone is going abroad quite a lot of people have gone back to either their ancestral villages or back to more rural areas where they either have families or friends or some sort of other because we are seeing a lot of the violence concentrated in major cities like mandalay and young girl and you also see people crossing into india of thailand about 3000 people have recently and to thailand from myanmar in terms of going abroad and what you're seeing is a co

streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji.atest headlines. violent clashes on the streets of bristol, after thousands protest against proposed police powers to control british demonstrations. mass evacuations, as south—east australia is struck by the worst floods in a century. the prime minister offers emergency funds to those affected. as record numbers of people attempt to illegally cross into the us, a top official in the biden administration has said that the border is closed. the homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas, told us news channels that the message to people thinking about crossing the southern us border is simple — do not come. amongst the groups making the treacherous journey are many thousands of unaccompanied children, and they are now being held in huge camps. 0ur correspondent, sophie long, sent us this report from the rio grande valley. thousands of migrants are crossing the united states' southern border illegally every day. many of them are children who've made the dangerous journey alone. wejoi

singing streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage i from mir drew gasps . from onlookers on fijir... ten people have been killed including a police officer in boulder, colorado. the gunman opened fire on shoppers at a local supermarket. 0ne opened fire on shoppers at a local supermarket. one person is now in custody. sloan dickey is a reporter at denver7 news. we don't know too much about what happened inside of the store but we can confirm that earlier, at least ten people have passed away. that was confirmed by a boulder police officer during a press conference an hour ago, and they also confirmed that 51—year—old officer eric talley was one of those people who passed away. the officer who spoke to us was visibly shaken whilst you are speaking to us. the tone of this scene today has turned from intense to sombre and quiet. behind me, there are only a few police vehicles and emergency vehicles left here right now. this parking lot behind me is where the king soopers store that was shot up was in this parking lot here, and was filled with maybe 100 police cars at about 3—4 pm thi

chanting streaking across - the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fijiended with european union leaders emphasising their wish to make sure the eu gets its fair share of coronavirus vaccines. the challenges at the us—mexico border have taken centre stage atjoe biden�*s first presidential press conference. thousands of people have been displaced by a fire which tore through a slum in freetown, sierra leone. local authorities are still assessing the full extent of the damage — including the number of casualties. tanya dendrinos has this report. homes and livelihoods ablaze, the fury of this inferno was clear as it destroyed everything in its path. those able did all they could to fight the flames. 0thers simply watched on in the devastating glow — the battle against this fire proving futile. translation: firefighters really struggled _ to stop the fire. they came and went with equipment and went to the sea to get water, up until the fire started to diminish, with the help of the young people that were around. as day broke, with smoke still hanging in the a

singing streaking across _ the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps . from onlookers on fijiest headlines: the leader of myanmar�*s military has reiterated a promise to hold elections — following february�*s coup — at an extravagant parade to celebrate armed forces day. president biden has condemned a new electoral law passed by republicans in georgia as an assault on voting rights. senegal is going through its worst civil unrest in more than a decade. thousands of young people have taken to the streets in anti—government protests. the west african nation is usually seen as a model of stability and democracy, but the economy has suffered during the coronavirus pandemic. the bbc�*s ben hunte reports from dakar on why young people are unhappy. a family in mourning, devastated by the sudden loss of their loved one. this 32—year—old man was shot dead in senegal�*s recent protest. according to amnesty international, he was one of 12 who died. it was his first protest. translation: my brother went to the protest, - to fight for the youth of our country. young people here can�*t fin

well during the mir putin's time in power there has been a fairly long list of deaths or assassination attempts of kremlin critics that of course his critics blamed on bloody near putin himself or at least on the system that he created just a few examples are for example the murder of opposition journalist on the put it cost in 2006 the murder of opposition politician by the same self in 2015 and the failed assassination attempts of russian spy cityscape in the u.k. and last year of opposition politician i like saying now finding that out those are all attempted murders or murders that were blame squarely on the kremlin the kremlin has always denied that and investigations have always have never found a direct link of course to vladimir putin himself but biden could be talking about those. intelligence you poor just published blames moscow for meddling in us and to what extent did russia trying to sway the vote. well certainly not a very flattering report branded alleges that vladimir putin the russian president directed at ford's to help donald trump win the 2020 election in particula

what about your job is there with me as a whole robin a reminder of our top stories the acting leader mir mars ousted civilian government is promising a revolution to overturn a military coup while he remains in hiding protesters have defied security forces in yangon holding a vigil for more than 80 people killed since the us. or protesters in the u.s. are demanding justice for 26 year old briana taylor she was mistakenly shot dead a year ago in a botched police raid of her apartment in louisville kentucky the f.b.i. says it's made significant progress in the investigation and no homicide charges have been filed and bolivia's former president and in atlanta says that it's an absolute outrage she's being accused of staging a q. and as has been charged with terrorism sedition and conspiracy she took over as interim leader when you were when alice fled the country in 2900 following disputed elections. see the u.k. politicians have criticized the police in london for breaking up a vigil for a woman whose murder has triggered widespread anger about women's safety there was scuffles at an event

singing streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage i from mir drew gasps . from onlookers on fijieadlines... main story dominating. police in colorado say there have been multiple fatalites during a shooting at a supermarket in boulder. amongst the victims is a police officer. one person is now in custody. let's have more on our breaking story, the shooting at a supermarket in boulder, colorado. sloan dickey is a reporter at denver seven news — he is at the scene and a short time ago told me what he knew. we have been here for a few hours and you can actually see behind me the police are still on the scene here. this is quite a tragic event. police have not confirmed the number of deaths at the scene. we have heard from some that it is multiple and up to maybe six. that has not been confirmed by police but denver7 has sent that number out. we heard from a press conference earlier that there were multiple police agencies on this case. there have been multiple cities here in boulder and take a look, we are here in boulder. this is downtown boulder in the middle of colorado. people w

streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage i from mir drew gasps . from onlookers on fiji.uez canal, have ended in failure. the vessel, the mv ever given, has been wedged across the canal since wednesday, causing major congestion and costly delays, in the delivery of goods and oil. 0ur science editor, david shukman, has been looking at what needs to be done, to get the ship afloat again. how on earth do you try to budge something that weighs 200,000 tonnes? what about tug boats, shoving against the side? well, that was tried and it didn't work. the bow is jammed too deep into a bank of the canal. so this huge vessel, with its towering load of containers, still looms over the egyptian desert, paralysing a key artery in the network of global trade. so, what can be done? well, having another go with the tug boats while digging out the bank to free the bow, or using dredgers to clear away sand from under the ship to deepen the canal. that has now started, but if that doesn't do the job the next and most extreme option is to remove some containers to lighten the load, in the hop

streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage i from mir drew gasps . from onlookers on fiji.ce in the us state of colorado are responding to a shooting at a supermarket in boulder. it's not clear how many casualties are involved. several western governments impose sanctions on china because of alleged human rights abuses against ethnic uighurs in xinjiang. while countries across europe are struggling with rising cases of coronavirus, iceland has largely managed to eradicate the virus. it has a handful of cases, most of which have come from people entering the country. it's become europe's first and only green—zone country, allowing it to open up again with very few restrictions on daily life. 0ur europe correspondent jean mackenzie has been to find out what's behind its success. the storm has passed. hibernation is over. music. celebrations have begun. this feels so amazing. just to let loose a little. see friends, sing a little, why not? with the virus under control, all generations are rediscovering their moments ofjoy. to get here, iceland acted fast. it began aggressively

singing streaking across the sky, the . white hot wreck of the mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. victory — after exit polls suggest his likud party could secure the most seats but fail to secure a majority in the latest general election. president biden calls on the senate to take swift action on gun control, after ten people are killed in a colorado mass—shooting. prince harry is to begin a newjob at a professional coaching firm in the united states. betterup offers counselling, mentorship and careers guidance and the duke of sussex said his aim was to "foster an environment for honest and vulnerable conversations" around mental health . it is his latestjob move after he and the duchess of sussex stepped back as senior royals in march last year. it also comes after the couple gave an explosive interview to oprah winfrey earlier this month. i spoke alexi robichaux ceo and co—founder of betterup. i said i was going to ask about what prince harry would be doing, but i understood he'd already been working there for some time. yes, that's right, he has been here for a couple of month

chanting streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from i onlookers on fijits of the astra—zeneca vaccine following a domestic surge, in coronavirus infections. the number of cornavirus deaths in brazil has surpassed 300—thousand — as the virus continues its rapid spread. in a few hours work will start again to try and dislodge the giant container ship that is currently blocking the suez canal. the huge vessel, ever given, has been stuck since tuesday. as about 12 % of global trade passes through the canal, that's a problem. the hold—up has seen oil prices rise , on international markets. our global trade correspondent dharshini david has the story. there are bottlenecks on the daily commute, and then there's this — a ship the size of the empire state building blocking one of the busiest shipping lanes, after it was aground by strong winds, it's claimed. behind the stricken ever given, owned by evergreen, a mounting queue of marine traffic, carrying cargo from oil to clothes and food. whereever they hail from — china, the middle east or south asia — they're g

streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji.s... one of world's leading infectious disease experts says two million covid deaths could have been avoided, if govenmments had been better prepared. there have been violent scenes at a protest in bristol, which saw a police station attacked and two officers suffer broken bones. on tuesday, israel goes to the polls for the fourth time in two years. throughout it all, the current prime minister benjamin netanyahu has stayed in office. and he's trying his best to do so again. this time, he's coming off a damaging pandemic, but a world—beating vaccination campaign. and he's still on trial over corruption charges — which he denies. but according to the final opinion polls, nothing seems to have changed much. 0ur middle east correspondent tom bateman reports from the desert town of mitzpe ramon. it's been a rough ride in israeli politics and it's still going on. voters just can't solve their deep split over benjamin netanyahu's leadership. and what a year it's been. tour guide boaz takes m

this is all to syria these are the top stories the acting leader of mir mars ousted civilian government is promising a revolution to overturn a military coup while he remains in hiding protesters continued to defy security forces in young gong holding a vigil for more than 80 people have been killed since the military seized power last month. this is the darkest moment of the nation and the moment when the dawn is close this is the time for our citizens to test their resistance against the dark moments. when forming our resistance unity plays a vital role despite our differences in the past this is the time we must grip our hands together to end the dictatorship for good protesters in the u.s. are demanding justice for briana taylor she was shot dead a year ago in a botched police raid at her apartment in louisville kentucky the f.b.i. says it's made significant progress in the investigation but no homicide charges have been filed. senior u.k. politicians are criticised london police for breaking up a vigil for a woman whose murder has triggered widespread outrage about women's safety o

chanting streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from i onlookers on fiji with european union leaders emphasising their wish to make sure the eu gets its fair share of coronavirus vaccines. china has imposed sanctions against britain in retaliation for penalties imposed on chinese officials accused of human rights abuses against the uighur minority. the salvage company hired to free the huge container ship that's been blocking the suez canal since tuesday says it could take days or even weeks to move the vessel. the suez canal is one of the busiest trading routes in the world — more than 10% of global trade passes through the waterway which connects the red sea to the mediterranean. from there, sally nabil reports. an ultra large vessel is blocking the suez canal. satellite images show the 400 metre long ever given stuck, bringing navigation to a standstill. tug boats and dredgers were dispatched to the area, but nothing has worked so far. the huge size of the ship and the heavy cargo on board are complicating rescue efforts. it's not clear exactly why the

streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage i from mir drew gasps . from onlookers on fiji.ent clashes on the streets of bristol, after thousands protest against increased police powers to control british demonstrations. mass evacuations — as south—east australia is struck by the worst floods in a century — the prime minister offers emergency funds to those affected. in households around the world, covid restrictions have meant couples spending more time together than before the pandemic. families have been sharing space, working from home, and home schooling. but spare a thought for the men and women just trying to get to know each other — especially when living in different countries. here's david campanale with the story of how one couple split between canada and the united states have kept their relationship alive. room to move safely and space to keep love alive. for american reading steel and canadian rod greenwood, this park has become central to their relationship. since the beginning of the pandemic a border crossing at peace arch park is where they get together. we

streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers in fiji.atest headlines. violent clashes on the streets of bristol after thousands protest against increased police powers to control british demonstrations. mass evacuations, as south—east australia is struck by the worst floods in a century. the prime minister offers emergency funds to those affected. officials in miami have extended a state of emergency for three weeks, saying crowds of visitors are spreading chaos and disorder. just look at these scenes, filmed on saturday evening. this is the time of year when young americans, particularly college students, head off on spring break. police used pepper balls to clear these crowds. as you can see, there was little social distancing or mask—wearing in evidence. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes gave me the details. these really are quite extraordinary scenes we are seeing in miami beach. throngs of people, many of them students, but local officials are saying amongst them general tourists, adults who have been coming to florida ste

chanting streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji calm tensions over access to coronavirus vaccines. brazil's death toll from covid—19 approaches the 300,000 mark. let's stay with that story on the tension between the uk and the european union over the distribution of vaccines. 0ur europe editor, katya adler, spoke to the eu's internal market commissioner, thierry breton, who said that whilst britain was reliant on the bloc for vaccines, its issues were with astrazeneca and not the uk government. i understand that the uk is heavily, heavily dependent on eu to get vaccines, probably more than two thirds of the vaccines today injected for british citizens are coming from the eu, so i understand the concern, but for us, in the eu, what we want is to have a reciprocity and to have clarity. let me give you an example. we had a contract with four companies and, of course, everything is going extremely well, except with astrazeneca, and with astrazeneca, we ordered 120 million doses and in q1 we ordered 120 million doses and in 01 we will r

chanting streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from i onlookers on fiji headlines: a virtual summit has ended with european union leaders emphasising their wish to make sure the eu gets its fair share of coronavirus vaccines. the challenges at the us—mexico border have taken centre stage atjoe biden�*s first presidential press conference. at least five people have been killed in northern alabama when a tornado tore through the area destroying entire neighbourhoods. dozens of people were injured and tens of thousands left without power when the tornado swept across the state and into georgia. the authorities have warned of "significant damage" and advised residents to stay home and off the roads as more storms are expected. glenn burns is chief meteorologist at the television station wsb—tv. he joins us from atlanta. thanks for being with us. give us a sense of the picture at the moment in the state. we are still under _ the moment in the state. we are still under a _ the moment in the state. we are still under a tornado _ the moment in the state. we are s

chanting streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from i onlookers on fijichinese officials accused of human rights abuses against the uighur minority. the eu stops short of banning the export of coronavirus vaccines but says astrazeneca must deliver its promised doses to them before sending jabs elsewhere. let's turn to the high octane world of motor sport now — because aston martin returns to the grand prix circuit for the first time in 60 years — at this weekend's season opener in bahrain. the return comes after the british carmaker was bought by canadian billionaire lawrence stroll. he told us the new budget caps in f1 — teams can only spend 145 million dollars — now means it makes business sense to take part — as he's been explaining to aaron heslehurst. are like doing bold things and i have always done bold things in my life. it is 108—year—old great british iconic brand coming together. it should have always had its own formula 1 team. the dna this company has always been about racing. it is in the dna of this company. in levelling the playing field m

singing streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from i onlookers on fijit headlines: israel's benjamin netanyahu stops short of claiming victory, after exit polls suggest his likud party could secure the most seats — but fall short of a majority — in the latest general election. president biden has called on the senate to take swift action on gun control after ten people were killed in a colorado mass—shooting. in another shocking development in myanmar, a seven—year—old girl has been shot dead by security forces according to local residents. khin myo chit becomes the youngest known victim in the crackdown following last month's military coup. rights group save the children says more than 20 children are among dozens of people who have been killed. mark lobel reports. local media outlet manm are now reported that soldiers shot at khin myo chit�*s father but hit the seven—year—old as she was sitting on his lap inside their home. aid workers one able to save her. there has been no comment from the military. that followed the reported fatal shooting in the ch

chanting streaking across the sky, - the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from i onlookers on fiji exports of the astra—zeneca vaccine following a domestic surge, in coronavirus infections. the number of cornavirus deaths in brazil has surpassed 300—thousand — as the virus continues its rapid spread. the us vice president, kamala harris, is to lead efforts with mexico and some central american countries to try to stem the flow of migrants into the united states. ms harris said there was a huge problem with a sharp rise in unaccompanied children trying to cross the borderfrom mexico. us government—run detention centres along the southern border currently accommodate more than 5,000 child migrants, and are close to being overwhelmed. there's been a surge in arrivals sincejoe biden reversed several of the trump administration's tough immigration policies. this new surge we are dealing with now, it is our responsibility to deal with it you may need to stop happening so this increase has been consequential but the vice president has agreed, among notable other things, agreed to lead our