a girl from mogadishu is out on digital now. yo, give me your chips, man!allyjust bought them... shut up, fam! give me your chips. i don't care. what are you doing? what? what are you doing? no, i was onlyjoking you wasjustjoking? yeah, man. i was onlyjoking with him! my next film choice is written and directed by a youth worker who spent over a decade working with kids who have been recruited by drug runners. henry blake's debut, county lines, feels alarmingly authentic, as it tells a story that is apparently relatively common. conrad khan stars as tyler, a 14—year—old londoner living with his sister and his single mother, toni, who's struggling to hold down a job. tyler is easy prey for the older simon, who buys him trainers and offers him cash to smuggle drugs on the train to small towns. naive tyler is soon thrust into a world of criminals, crack dens and violence. the performances are excellent. conrad khan really holds the attention in his first lead role. and simon is played with chilling brilliance by harris dickinson, who i reckon is shaping up to

in mogadishu, when the war started, there were militia groups everywhere.dies were scattered everywhere, just things that you can't imagine. just things that we were attacked by the militia groups. i think there were about ten. they came to one of my uncles, and then they shot at my father that night. he was shot in his left leg. and then from the back, it was going out from his side. my father survived. we fled from mogadishu at the beginning of 1982, we travelled to the border of kenya. we were very young at that time and my father could not walk. we had a donkey cart, we are trying to cross the border. you know that you can be caught by the bandits at any time. if they catch you, that is the end of your life. also, that day, if you are caught by the soldiers from kenya, that will be the end of your life also. so, the means of survival was 50—50. everybody was trying to come to kenya to look for means of survival, but we never expected that we would be going to a refugee camp. at the beginning, when the camp was established, it was just, like, you collect

i think it very much relates to electoral dynamics the premature administration in mogadishu feels that has been supporting the political opposition whether that and matilda enjoyable and whether that's somaliland itself or whether that's the political candidates that are running against of them a lot of them have been safe in nairobi have their campaigns based there before some of them traveled to mogadishu recently so i think it is very much ties with internal somali politics and election dynamics and in terms of somalia trying to put pressure on kenya to maybe really reassess those relationships the ramifications can be quite serious so 1st of all the region when it comes to somalia is quite divided right now you have kenya on one side if you will be on the other and we seeing these proxy dynamics kind of play out in somalia with damaging effects you through a competitive electoral process on top of that in which different candidates are seeking different external allies and so this adds another layer of division to that i think one big unanswered question is the future of kenya's se

on the plane into mogadishu, she remembers a fellow passenger turning to her and her colleague nigelnnan with a stern warning. >> he said to me your head, your head alone, is worth half a million dollars in mogadishu. be careful. >> as amanda left the airport, the capital city was chaotic. back at home amanda's mother worried about her daughter. >> i just made sure every time i talked to her that i told her i loved her. >> amanda managed to tamp down her nervousness and got to work on her third day in somalia she was in a car with nigel chasing a story. >> the vehicle started to slow down, and i looked up. >>> good day, a news conference is just getting underway in nashville after this morning's explosion. let's listen in. >> followed by united states attorney don cochran for the middle district of tennessee. he will be followed by mickey french, special agent in charge of the atf for this area. he will be followed by matt foster, the special agent in charge of the nashville fbi office, and then nashville fire department chief director william swan will speak to some operations takin

i think it very much relates to electoral dynamics the premature administration in mogadishu feels that kenya has been supporting the political opposition whether that and my dog and your will and whether that's somaliland itself or whether that's the political candidates that are running against of them a lot of them have been based in nairobi have their campaigns based there before some of them traveled to mogadishu recently so i think it is very much ties with internal somali politics and election dynamics and in terms of somalia trying to put pressure on kenya to maybe really reassess those relationships the ramifications can be quite serious so 1st of all the region when it comes to somalia is quite divided right now you have kenya on one side if you will be on the other and we seeing these proxy dynamics kind of play out in somalia with damaging effects you throw a competitive electoral process on top of that in which different candidates are seeking different external allies and so this adds another layer of division to that i think one big unanswered question is the future of ke

officials say the few that remain will be in the somali capital mogadishu.minutes or so, we'll have this week's edition of newswatch, but first on bbc news, it's time to click. welcome to click, hope you are all doing 0k. it is that time of year where we mark the international day of persons with disabilities. we have a show all about accessibility intact. our very own paul carter has been putting the show together and things to the magic of television, he is here. good to see you. it is not magic, really. someone tell her. there this is a show all about disability tack and i should point out, we do cover these stories all year round on click but this gives us an excuse click but this gives us an excuse to unashamedly focus just on these issues. i wonder how it has been putting this show together during a pandemic? it might look a little bit different from scale and scope from previous years as this pandemic showed us, we all have to find ways to adapt so it is an appropriate thing for this. lots of us had issues around isolation and loneliness but one of th

it's work out time in somalia's capital mogadishu. this is the city's 1st fitness center for women. putting the women through their paces is the gyms co-founder and instructor dean. i'm very happy to be an instructor and i hope to participate in international sports events and coach for somalia in the future. or any other places for women to exercise rare in somalia's conservative society. even here women retain their full body coverings and train in separate rooms for men. but even the mere existence of such spaces still irks some somali men. but i've been thinking it's been difficult some people told us they think it is shameful to see a woman going to the gym that. disagrees she comes here 3 times a week and feels she is making great progress on her fitness retain. cora i started 7 months ago. i was 110 kilograms then but now i'm 78 kilograms thanks to god and my instructor now how i react i would say to women do not stay at home come out and go to the gym that improves your health and makes your body beautiful and the that it will but when i threw up all. the classes are gaining

officials say the few that remain will be in the somali capital mogadishu.

officials say the few that remain will be in the somali capital, mogadishu.than a month after wales emerged from its firebreak lockdown, the country is being moved back into tough new restrictions this evening. pubs, bars and restaurants now have to close at 6pm and can't sell alcohol on the premises. the first minister, mark drakeford says wales is experiencing an unmistakable rise in coronavirus once again with a record number of covid—related patients in hospital over the last week. our wales correspondent, hywel griffith has more. pints and profits down the drain. for this pub in cardiff, a dry december isn't viable, and so it will close. like many brewers and landlords around wales, simon doesn't accept that pubs are the place where the virus is spreading. he says the new restrictions don't make sense. how can it be right and safe to open to serve food in pubs but not alcohol? it defies logic. why is 6pm the bewitching hour as opposed to 10pm? in these difficult times, and in the month of december particularly, the lost revenue is significant. boozy lunc

experimental basis but they've never been released on that scale or so not only does it make drastic mogadishu which is the most important thing right now but it does also mark a watershed moment for this type of thing certainly be a logistical challenge because the back soon requires ultra cold storage explore and start shooting. i don't think that's a stock of the robots i think in certainly in developed countries so i think the provision of minus 18 reserves is not such a big deal but it certainly could be something that will effect the rollout more generally in other areas that work well which don't stop access to storage. while across the channel police brutality is in the spotlight and france off to the ruling party was forced to withdraw a bill severely restricting the film from north forswear offices the government has promised a total rewrite of the legislation which it had earlier claimed was vital to protect the force but critics say that drastic changes needed to restore public trust solid to bounce king reports. it's the burning issue in france right now how to improve protection

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officials say the few that remain will be in the somali capital mogadishu.n bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament — a week when boris johnson celebrated the arrival of a vaccine, lifted a lockdown and faced his biggest tory rebellion as prime minister. all we need to do now is hold our nerve until these vaccines are indeed in ourgrasp and are being injected into ourarms! a week when the economic crisis deepened with the collapse of debenhams and arcadia. that's put 25,000 jobs at risk and caused huge anxiety to families at the worst possible time. also in this programme, advice for tough times. in my day, something bad happened, you stayed home, got drunk and bit on a shoe. laughter. i think that is quite a good metaphor for the times we live in. but first, boris johnson has had worst weeks as prime minister, britain's medicine regulator approved a coronavirus vaccine, — the first country in thr world to do so — england's four—week nationwide lockdown was lifted and mps approved new covid rules, are tough and system of

says it targeted specialist explosive devices and the group that launched 45 such attacks in mogadishu since 2018 u.s. president onil trump says he's withdrawing most forces from somalia by the middle of january well now to india doctors there are going on strike after traditional medical practitioners were granted permission to perform in surgeries about a 1000000 doctors are withdrawing non-essential a non-code related care in protest last month the government allowed i have heard the doctors to be trained to perform more than 50 general surgeries india's medical association is condemning what it calls a retrograde step of mixing modern and traditional medicines a prominent hong kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist jimmy lie is been charged under a controversial security law the 1000000000 a newspaper owner is accused of colluding with foreign forces and in danger a national security law is the highest profile person charged under the law which has been widely criticized by rights groups since being brought in 6 months ago is already in jail after being denied bail on a separ

officials say the few that remain will be in the somali capital mogadishu. greater manchester have become the latest to pause rapid testing for care home visitors because of concerns the tests don't detect enough infections. figures suggest lateral flow tests — which can produce a result within 30 minutes — miss about a third of the most infectious cases picked up by conventional laboratory tests. the government says rapid testing is a way of reducing, rather than eliminating, risk — and can quickly identify people who are carrying the virus. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more. at 96 years old, barbara has had enough of the coronavirus. do you find it annoying? well, it is a bit irritating. it's not a life, it's a bloody existence. sorry for the language! measures introduced in march to stop the spread of the virus at a care home means she's been missing the human touch. impossible, awful! i want to grab them and...grr! ifeel like i am isolated. nobody to hug me or hold me, or me to hold somebody. i'd even hug you if this bloody thing wasn't th

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from al-shabaab hocks but that regional administration itself has got not so good relations with mogadishu something somalia is blaming on kenya and the whole thing saw a huge escalation last week when kenya invited the president of the bric region of somaliland which has been seeking without any success international commission for most of the past 30 years that is something somalia saying it's not willing to take and will never take sitting down and if there's one thing the president of somalia mama of the life or my job is trying to prove not only to his regional neighbors but also the entire international community is somalia is not the failed state it has been for most of the past 30 years and it's time countries started dealing with it with a little bit more respect. how about the great conflict is the i got gathering getting involved in that. yes that we'll be discussing but among a host of other issues in the region of course the conflict into gray had created huge panic of course the whole of africa with many feeling that they ease the possibility that it could spread across the b

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says it targeted specialists and explosive devices and the group had launched 45 such attacks in mogadishu since 2018 u.s. president all trump says he is withdrawing most forces from somalia by the middle of january now violence in africa's hotspots a guessing was in the risk of attacks is rising even in countries that were once considered safe that's according to the consultancy group various maple croft which says sub-saharan africa is now the haunt of global security risks 7 of the world's 10 riskiest locations are now in that region according to the group's ranking of $198.00 countries 3 of them bikini mali and somalia a tied as the highest risk countries globally along with afghanistan and syria now the group says that there was a 13 percent rise in what it calls terrorist incidents between july and september only 2 countries rwanda and central african republic have improved in the security rankings. alexandra remake is a senior africa analyst at maple cross he joins us live now by skype from london i know there's much in this report that is part of an ongoing trend of violence and in

a girl from mogadishu is out on digital now. yo, give me your chips, man!e. what are you doing? what? what are you doing? no, i was onlyjoking you wasjustjoking? yeah, man. i was onlyjoking with him! my next film choice is written and directed by a youth worker who spent over a decade working with kids who have been recruited by drug runners. henry blake's debut, county lines, feels alarmingly authentic, as it tells a story that is apparently relatively common. conrad khan stars as tyler, a 14—year—old londoner living with his sister and his single mother, toni, who's struggling to hold down a job. tyler is easy prey for the older simon, who buys him trainers and offers him cash to smuggle drugs on the train to small towns. naive tyler is soon thrust into a world of criminals, crack dens and violence. the performances are excellent. conrad khan really holds the attention in his first lead role. and simon is played with chilling brilliance by harris dickinson, who i reckon is shaping up to be the next tom hardy. yes. right, let me call you back. all right, a