mount nyiragongo is one of the world's most active and dangerous volcanoes but scientists in goma sayitor it because of a lack of funding. courtney bembridge, bbc news. the un security council has urged both israelis and palestinians to honour the ceasefire in the region, as egyptian mediators shuttle back and forth attempting to make it permanent. the pause in violence has entered its third day as humanitarian efforts to rebuild gaza continue. our correspondent laura trevelyan is injerusalem with the latest. well, there are intensive diplomatic efforts under way to try to firm up the ceasefire, which is regarded as quite fragile and precarious, though it is holding, now, into its third day. and egyptians, who mediated the ceasefire to begin with, because they're the only people in the region who can speak to both israel and hamas. they were in ramallah in the west bank yesterday, egyptian mediators speaking to the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas. the previous day they were in the gaza strip. next week, you have the us secretary of state, antony blinken, who will

a reminder of our top story: thousands of congolese have fled into rwanda after the volcano mount nyiragongo. a bit of a lull in the weather at the moment. the skies are clear and the morning�*s not looking bad at all across most of the uk. don�*t hold your breath, it�*s not going to last for very long because we are expecting rain and gales through the afternoon, particularly across western areas of the uk. and if we have a look at the satellite picture you can see this swirl across the atlantic, another big low pressure and the weather front�*s already approaching ireland. you can see the low pressure, rather autumnal looking and that will be sweeping across us over the next couple of days. it�*s pushed by a strong jet stream, you can see here at 30,000 feet. the forecast for the early hours shows the rain pushing into ireland but many parts of the uk are clear and calm. in fact we are expecting a touch of frost in the glens of scotland and even cities further south than birmingham, about three degrees in the morning. the forecast, from the morning onwards that weather front sweeps into we

mount nyiragongo erupted late saturday night, setting homes and roads on fire.e cloud illuminated the night sky. locals fled in desperation. some of them to neighbouring rwanda, others to a nearby town. translation: it's something we've never seen before. - we're all together, shaken. translation: we watched the whole neighbourhood i go up in smoke. the fire came right down to here. even now, we can still see lava. the last time nyiragongo erupted, its consequences were devastating. 250 people died and hundreds of thousands were left homeless. aid agencies say early warning systems failed. when the volcano team monitoring people are not even aware of the behaviour of the volcano, this can affect the whole, the entire town. while we continue to feel the seismic activity, an eruption, a new eruption cannot be ruled out. now the orange sky has turned a dreary grey and as people return home, at least five tremors have been felt in the aftermath. there have been reports of casualties but the full picture is yet to emerge. reha kansara, bbc news, in nairobi. this year

the eruption of mount nyiragongo sparked a chaotic mass exodus.undreds of children were separated from their parents. our reporter reports from a nearby city on the young people still waiting to be reunited with her family's. reporter: the mount nyiragongo volcano is still fuming, over a week after the devastating eruption, and it is still impacting people in its vicinity, like six-year-old ezra. he lost his parents in the chaos when he and his family fled in panic. this child has been fou. we will take him as we wait to -- you will take them to your home as we wait to find his parents. he will stay with you. he works as a volunteer for the red cross. 's job is to register children who have been separated from their current. according to the u.n., nearly 100 children were reported missing after the eruption. of them, bahati and his group have been able to reunite 700 with their parents. he is the third child he has taken in. bahati already has six children of his own. >> i sacrifice the little that i have, that god has given me. that is what i fee

mount nyiragongo is one of the world's most active and dangerous volcanoes in the world but scientistsng to adequately monitor it because of a lack of funding. hebdavi muhindo is in the city of goma with tear fund charity. he told me about the destruction the volcano has caused. what i have seen with the volcano as i have gone around and goma has around three orfour in the morning. but some people have come back to see the houses have been destroyed and seen everything they have what for all their lives and they don't have a home to sleep in tonight and they do not have any assets, an property any more because everything has been taken up by the lava. is it possible to estimate how many houses have been destroyed and how many may be homeless as a result? it is not possible but it is estimated it is hundreds of households who have lost their households, houses have been completely destroyed. there will still need to be more assessments today to really determine how many of the households were really destroyed but as you get up there you just see a big lake of lava. that is what is left

it is mount nyiragongo's first eruption in almost 20 years.e volcanoes and one of its most dangerous. 250 people were killed last time. hours after the eruption, the government urged residents to evacuate. thousands hurriedly crossed the border into neighbouring rwanda. today the lava stopped. some returned home to digest the damage. yes, what i've seen now with the volcano has gone around and goma has woken up to better news than last night. we have seen that the lava stopped flowing around 3am or 4am last night. there are concerns that a cut in funding meant the volcano wasn't monitored properly, and now more questions about what will change to prevent an even deadlier eruption. sima kotecha, bbc news. some of china's top long distance runners are believed to be among 21 athletes who died in extreme weather during a 100 kilometre race. the competitors were hit by plummeting temperatures freezing rain and gales on a mountainous course in gansu province. aru na iyengar reports. one of the deadliest incidents in chinese sporting history, the ra

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an emergency meeting and ordered hundreds of thousands of residents to leave the area around mount nyiragongo. to neighbouring rwanda as lava heads towards the city of goma. courtney bembridge has this report. fountains of lava burst into the night sky, forming a thick, red cloud over goma. lava has already engulfed some of the roads leading into the city and the local airport. there are now fears it will reach the city centre. the government issued an evacuation order for goma earlier in the evening, and hundreds of thousands of people packed up their belongings and left their homes. translation: it's something we've never seen before. - we are all together, shaken. translation: there's volcanic activity. - the volcano is erupting and the population of goma are really worried, but it is a really unusual situation and everyone is preparing, everyone is outside, asking what's going to happen. in 2002, an eruption killed 250 people and destroyed part of goma, leaving 120,000 people homeless. translation: we lost a lot of eo - le, translation: we lost a lot of peeple. that — translation: we lost

lava has reportedly reached the airport after a new fracture opened up on mount nyiragongo — enablinga for the first time since the daughter of the ruler of dubai said she was being held hostage by herfather. the photo shows the missing princess apparently sitting with two friends in a mall in dubai. the former bbc journalist who is at the centre of a scandal about an interview with the princess of wales has rejected suggestions his actions were ultimately responsible for her death. in an interview for the sunday times — martin bashir insists it had "no bearing" on subsequent events. now on bbc news — social media, anti—social media, breaking news, faking news: this is the programme about

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it is mount nyiragongo's first eruption in almost 20 years.most active volcanoes and one of its most dangerous. 250 people were killed last time. hours after the eruption, the government urged residents to evacuate. thousands hurriedly crossed the border into neighbouring rwanda. today the lava stopped. some returned home to digest the damage. yes, what i've seen now with the volcano has gone around and goma has woken up to better news than last night. we have seen that the lava stopped flowing around 3am or 4am last night. there are concerns that a cut in funding meant the volcano wasn't monitored properly, and now more questions about what will change to prevent an even deadlier eruption. sima kotecha, bbc news. after being cancelled last year, the eurovision song contest was back last night in rotterdam... one to forget for the united kingdom. uk entrantjames newman came last, scoring nul point. after the lead changing hands several times, with france and switzerland also in the running, italy were eventually declared the winners. it's the

lava has reportedly reached the airport after a new fracture opened up on mount nyiragongo, enabling lava to flow south towards goma. a picture's been posted on social media that appears to show princess latifa for the first time since the daughter of the ruler of dubai said she was being held hostage by herfather. the photo shows the missing princess apparently sitting with two friends in a mall in dubai. the former bbc journalist who is at the centre of a scandal about an interview with the princess of wales has rejected suggestions his actions were ultimately responsible for her death. in an interview for the sunday times, martin bashir insists it had "no bearing" on subsequent events. now on bbc news, it's our world. this programme contains scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. afghanistan is in the grip of a new and sinister campaign of violence. young professionals are being deliberately targeted and murdered. it is suspected that the killings are the work of insurgent groups like the taliban and is, who are targeting people, often women, trying to build their country b

homes have been destroyed and at least five people have died, as thousands fled in panic after mount nyiragongon the democratic republic of congo exploded. the un security council stresses that israel and the palestinians should fully adhere to the ceasefire as the pause in violence enters a third day. the queen visits the royal navy flagship, hms queen elizabeth, as it begins its first major deployment. and nul point for the uk at eurovision, as italy wins the big prize. now on bbc news, the travel show. mike corey is in kenya's maasai mara reserve, finding out how an increase in domestic safari tourism there has resulted from the pandemic. coming up this week on the travel show — going wild in kenya — some of the locals going out on safari for the very first time. we are more excited. and now we can afford the rates, that's why we're here. walking romania from the comfort of your own home. let's go visit the night all together then. as the world slowly reopens, our global guru simon is back with advice on when and how to book. my passport hasn't seen any action all year and i am desperate to

fled the city of goma in the democratic republic of congo, over fears of another eruption from mount nyiragongonerate a tsunami and toxic gas cloud. emery makumeno reports from the town of sake where thousands have fled in recent days... these people have made it to sake, a few miles east. but the democratic republic of condo is a difficult place to be at the best of times. local activists distributed food but with nearly half a million displays the need is far greater and the help available. translation: it is now the government that should pitch the tent and provide food. i must get money from the treasury to buy food. here in sake no one has come to solve the food issue. translation: we were well received by this lady to whom i would like to extend my gratitude. because, thanks to her, at least 50 people found where to spend the night and we ate what little we had with the children. here in such sake that there are still people trying to find food and shelter and humanitarian is trying to build the necessary assistance to them. last saturday�*s eruption destroyed nearly 3000 homes killed 51

lava has reportedly reached the airport after a new fracture opened up on mount nyiragongo, enabling lava to flow south towards goma. a picture's been posted on social media that appears to show princess latifa for the first time since the daughter of the ruler of dubai said she was being held hostage by herfather. the photo shows the missing princess apparently sitting with two friends in a mall in dubai. the former bbc journalist who is at the centre of a scandal about an interview with the princess of wales has rejected suggestions his actions were ultimately responsible for her death. here in england, a project which analyses sewage water for early signs of coronavirus outbreaks, has been expanded to cover two—thirds of the country's population. it's hoped it could serve as an early warning of new outbreaks. here's our science correspondent, victoria gill. early in the pandemic, scientist confirmed that wastewater could be tested for the covid virus. that sewage sampling which scientists say can pick up the virus earlier than testing in a population has now been ramped up. resear

mount nyiragongo erupted late saturday night, setting homes and roads on fire.e night sky. locals fled in desperation. some of them to neighbouring rwanda, others to a nearby town. translation: it's something we've never seen before. - we're all together, shaken. translation: we watched the whole neighbourhood i go up in smoke. the fire came right down to here. even now, we can still see lava. the last time nyiragongo erupted, its consequences were devastating. 250 people died and hundreds of thousands were left homeless. aid agencies say early warning systems failed. when the volcano team monitoring people are not even aware of the behaviour of the volcano, this can affect the whole, the entire town. while we continue to feel the seismic activity, an eruption, a new eruption cannot be ruled out. now the orange sky has turned a dreary grey and as people return home, at least five tremors have been felt in the aftermath. there have been reports of casualties but the full picture is yet to emerge. reha kansara, bbc news, in nairobi. in golf, phil mickelson — who i

mount nyiragongo is in eastern democratic republic of congo.icked residents of the nearby city of goma running from their homes. a volcanologist said the city did not appear to be in danger. dario tedesco, a volcanologist based in goma said that the lava appears to be flowing east in the direction of rwanda. drc�*s government spokensman says, they have activated an evacuation plan for the eastern city of goma. nyiragongo last erupted in 2002, killing 250 people andmaking 120,000 people homeless after lava flowed into goma. allegedly some larva has reached the airport on the edge of goma. here are what some of the resident's of goma city said. translation: it's something we've never seen before. - we are altogether, shaken. translation: there is volcanic activity. i the volcano is erupting and the population of goma are really worried. but it's a really unusual situation and everyone is preparing, everyone is outside asking what's going to happen. let's take a moment to look at the latest developments in the pandemic. more than a million people

smoke from charcoal burning, which it mistook for more volcanic activity, a week after nearby mount nyiragongoexodus. the country's president says the situation there remains serious but is under control. the bbc�*s emery makumeno is in the city and sent this update. i talked to the director of the goma 0bservatory. he told me this was a false alarm and nyiragongo did not erupt. but before this there was a lot of panic because goma residents have been living for a week now since the eruption of nyiragongo under fear because of numerous traumas happening and cracks on walls and residences. so people, when they heard it, it was really a panic moment here. it's only now that people are also learning via the same social media and so on that this was a false alarm, so people are trying to calm down. but, as you know, about 400 people have left goma and are fleeing away from the city. about ten districts have been identified as very dangerous because there is a great quantity of lava or magma which can erupt from any cracks of the roads that have been provoked by more than 100 tremors that happened

the evacuation of nearly a third of goma's 670,000 has been ordered as authorities say mount nyiragongoany more decided to leave. translation: authorities have said that people should follow the routes and directions on where to go in the event of an eruption. they said people should leave without panicking, so as not to cause death or accidents. but, unfortunately, when people see some fleeing, they go because they're afraid. and this is what they're fleeing. last weekend, lava from the volcano destroyed countless homes and killed 32 people. in its wake, the lava left nothing. since then, aftershocks have destroyed many more buildings in the city. translation: a crack appeared just behind my house, _ a very big one that had to be covered up by people with stones. this morning, the authorities said that wherever there are cracks, the inhabitants must move and leave these places. they told us to evacuate and go to sake. at first we were reluctant, but then we saw that everyone was leaving. the rush to get out has caused long trafficjams as the city's infrastructure struggles to cope. to

hundreds of thousands of people fled the city of goma as mount nyiragongo erupted.t — causing more panic and evacuations. well, the situation is under control, as you said, the president said yesterday. the earthquakes have been providing cracks on the ground and from that molten lava could emerge. if eruption happens under the lake here, like kivu, underneath it, it could be devastating because the lake is high concentration of methane gas. russia will go ahead with a second 500 million dollar loan to belarus. it�*s a sign of moscow�*s determination to support its ally. there�*s been uproar in the west over the grounding of a passengerjet in minsk — and the arrest of a dissident blogger. across europe, demonstrations have been held to show solidarity with the people of belarus. gail maclellan has the latest. support in poland for the opposition in neighbouring belarus. frustration and anger, too. pro—democracy rallies all but eliminated in belarus itself by the fear of autocratic president alexander lukashenko. here and in other european countries, they are calling

lava has reportedly reached the airport after a new fracture opened up on mount nyiragongo, enabling lava to flow south towards goma. a picture's been posted on social media that appears to show princess latifa for the first time since the daughter of the ruler of dubai said she was being held hostage by her father. the photo shows the missing princess apparently sitting with two friends in a mall in dubai. the former bbc journalist who is at the centre of a scandal about an interview with the princess of wales has rejected suggestions his actions were ultimately responsible for her death. now on bbc news, click. this week, we're shooting for the stars. we're playing the biggest games in town, literally. and shh! whispers: there's a comedian trying to sleep! welcome to click! hope you're doing 0k! this week, we're going to be talking a lot about taking photos. so, lara, you know we have all been looking for new hobbies to help fill the time during lockdown, yeah? i've been very busy colouring in with my eight—year—old. 0h, lovely! so, she's got her colouring—in book and you've got an

homes have been destroyed and at least five people have died — as thousands fled in panic after mount nyiragongopalestinians should fully adhere to the ceasefire as the pause in violence enters a third day. the queen visits the royal navy flagship — hms queen elizabeth — as it begins its first

rivers of molten rock streamed from mount nyiragongo — setting houses and forest alight on the edgeseast of the country. since the eruption — the city has been rocked by aftershocks and tremors. and they�*re still continuing. this building was destroyed in one earlier. we�*re told two cracks — several hundred metres long — have also appeared in the city. well the un estimates around 20,000 people were made homeless in that first explosion. here�*s a spokesman on tuesday. two villages on the northern tip of goma were destroyed and two others were almost completely covered by lava. my staff have heard testimony from families who have left their homes and others who lost children and other loved ones. entire neighbourhoods have been left without electricity and a half of water shortages. without electricity and a half of watershortages. —— without electricity and a half of water shortages. —— and there are fears of water shortages. we also have these satellite pictures. this was taken a week ago — on may 20th. that�*s two days before the explosion. thent his was taken on may 25th — thre

experts say it's unlikely the eruption on mount nyiragongo will hit the city.y believe the lava is flowing east away from goma. still this city of 2 million people is reeling from the crisis. cut, residents grabbed mattresses and personal items, carrying them out by foot. >> i have been cautious, as you can see. people with their bags, kids. >> reporter: authorities launched an evacuation plan. i asked the population to remain calm and following the instructions of the provincial coordination and civil protection and the instruction of the police forces said the governor. many residents are worried. the last time a major eruption happened here in 2002. it released streams of lava that left 250 dead, hundreds of thousands homeless, and coated airport runways with lava. a grim fueling more fear tonight. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> we are getting new details about the death of a black man who died in police custody back in 2019. louisiana police have released body cam video from his arrest and what's on those tapes is triggering a national outcry. a warning, the v

lava has reportedly reached the airport after a new fracture opened up on mount nyiragongo — enablinga to flow south towards goma. a picture's been posted on social media that appears to show princess latifa for the first time since the daughter of the ruler of dubai said she was being held hostage by herfather. the photo shows the missing princess apparently sitting with two friends in a mall in dubai. the former bbc journalist who is at the centre of a scandal about an interview with the princess of wales has rejected suggestions his actions were ultimately responsible for her death. in an interview for the sunday times — martin bashir insists it had "no bearing" on subsequent events. now on bbc news — social media, anti—social media, breaking news, faking news: this is the programme about a revolution in media, with mobeen azhar. welcome. israel and the palestinians — it is a story that we have been stuck on for a long time. but the battleground is shifting. i am talking tiktok media tutorials, infographics on instagram, and a twitter spat between a supermodel and the israeli gover

hundreds of thousands of people fled the city of goma as mount nyiragongo erupted.more panic and evacuations. 0ur correspondent emery makumeno has been following events in the nearby city of goma. the situation here is bad and we still have tremors happening but less in frequency and intensity. people are still in fear of a second eruption as authorities have warned it could happen. the earthquakes have provoked cracks in the ground and from these cracks possible emission of molten lava could emerge. if eruption happens under the lake here, like kivu, underneath it, it could be devastating because the lake is high concentration of methane gas. it could present the threat of asphyxiation to the population. efforts are underway to form a new israeli government that could see benjamin netanyahu ousted as prime minister. the opposition leader, yair lapid, has been holding talks with the far—right yamina party, amid signs that a deal could be close. the centrist opposition leader has until wednesday to form a new government, joining with parties from across the political

hundreds of thousands of people fled the city of goma as mount nyiragongo erupted.evacuations. its last major eruption, in 2002, claimed around 100 lives — but the deadliest eruption on record, killed more than 600 people in 1977. more than two hundred and seventy ferry passengers and crew have successfully saved themselves in indonesia(tx after their ship caught fire. rescue teams told local media that by the time they arrived at the scene near the remote northeastern sula islands, most of the passengers had already jumped off the ship and were safely in lifeboats — one man is still missing. a chinese man has scaled the tallest peak in the world, from the nepal side, becoming the first blind man in asia and the third in the world — to summit mount everest. zhang hong — who lost his sight at the age of 21 due to glaucoma — completed the 8,849 metre—high himalayan feat on monday along with three high altitude guides, and returned to the base camp three days later. translation: no matter if you are disabled or not, whether you have lost her eyesight or you have no leg

government in kinshasa ordered residents to leave the eastern city of goma, where lava from mount nyiragongotowards the city centre. more than 3000 fled across the border to neighbouring rwanda. courtney bembridge reports. molten hot lava eliminated the night sky. when it reached the city of goma locals had no chance. the government issued an evacuation order for goma earlier in the evening, but before the warning came hundreds of thousands of people packed up their belongings and left their homes. translation: it's something we've never seen before. we are all together, shaken. translation: the volcano is erupting and the population of goma are really worried, it's a really unusual situation and everyone is preparing, everyone is outside, asking what's going to happen. some fled across the border to neighbouring rwanda and some fled to higher ground remembering the last eruption in 2002 which killed 250 people and left 120,000 people homeless. translation: we lost a lot of people — that's why we don't know what to do. there's no information, even on the national channel. people are panickin

lava has reportedly reached the airport after a new fracture opened up on mount nyiragongo, enablingirst time since the daughter of the ruler of dubai said she was being held hostage by herfather. the photo shows the missing princess apparently sitting with two friends in a mall in dubai. the former bbc journalist who is at the centre of a scandal about an interview with the princess of wales has rejected suggestions his actions were ultimately responsible for her death.

homes have been destroyed and at least five people have died, as thousands fled in panic after mount nyiragongo in the democratic republic of congo exploded. the un security council stresses that israel and the palestinians should fully adhere to the ceasefire as the pause in violence enters a third day. the queen visits the royal navy flagship, hms queen elizabeth, as it begins its first major deployment. and nul point for the uk at eurovision, as italy wins the big prize. now on bbc news, click. this week, we're shooting for the stars. we're playing the biggest games in town, literally. and shh! whispers: there's a comedian trying to sleep! welcome to click! hope you're doing 0k! this week, we're going to be talking a lot about taking photos. so, lara, you know we have all been looking for new hobbies to help fill the time during lockdown, yeah? i've been very busy colouring in with my eight—year—old. 0h, lovely! so, she's got her colouring—in book and you've got an adult colouring—in book and you sit next to each other, do you? no! i only do the children's ones because i think the grown—up o

mount nyiragongo in eastern democratic republic of congo, one of the world's most active volcanoes, erupteding panicked residents of the nearby city of goma fleeing, although a volcanologist said the city did not appear to be in danger. dario tedesco, a volcanologist based in goma said that the lava appears to be flowing east in the direction of rwanda. drc�*s government spokensman says, they have activated an evacuation plan for the eastern city of goma. nyiragongo last erupted in 2002, killing 250 people andmaking 120,000 people homeless after lava flowed into goma. let's take a moment to look at the latest developments in the pandemic. more than a million people are now known to have died from covid—19 in latin america and the caribbean. that's around 30% of the global total of fatalities. the worst affected countries have been brazil, mexico, colombia, peru and argentina. in argentina, a doctor in beunos aires told the bbc it was at almost 100% capacity as argentina sees record levels of infection. 39,000 new cases were reported on wednesday. argentina has just started a strict nine—day

thousands of congolese have fled into rwanda after the volcano mount nyiragongo erupted, threatening the city of goma. residents say there's a strong smell of sulphur as flames leap from the mountain. lava has reached goma's airport, but there are no reports of casualties so far. a picture's been posted on social media that appears to show princess latifa for the first time since the daughter of the ruler of dubai said she was being held hostage by herfather. the photo shows the missing princess apparently sitting with two friends in a mall in dubai. the former bbc journalist who is at the centre of a scandal about an interview with the princess of wales has rejected suggestions his actions were ultimately responsible for her death. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament. going anywhere nice for your holidays this year? a health minister has some travel tips. travelling is dangerous, and that is why we tell people, "don't travel." also in this programme: angry exchanges as labour accuse borisjohnson of breaking the rules. time and

hundreds of thousands of people fled the city of goma as mount nyiragongo erupted.mminent — causing more panic and evacuations. 0ur correspondent emery makumeno has been following events in goma... well, the situation here that there are still lots of tremors happening but less in intensity and frequency, so there is a bit of life going on here but people are still in fear of a second eruption as authorities have warned that it could happen because the earthquakes that have been happening here have provoked cracks on the ground and from those a possible emission of molten lava could emerge and, especially, if it emerges from this lake just next to me here it could be devastating because the lake has a concentration of methane gas which could promote an explosion or asphyxia to the population. the headlines on bbc news... calls for the uk government to have an open debate with the public about restriction easing plans onjune the 21st. the group that represents nhs trusts in england warns of the pressures being faced by hospitals. the newly—elected leader of the democ

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hundreds of thousands of people fled the city of goma as mount nyiragongo erupted. eruption was imminent, causing more panic and evacuations. 0ur correspondent emery makumeno has been following events in the nearby city of goma. there are still tremors going on and people are afraid of a second eruption, because the earthquakes that have been happening here provoked cracks on the ground, and from those cracks the possible emission of molten lava could emerge. and especially if it emerges from the lakejust emerge. and especially if it emerges from the lake just next to me here, it could be devastating, because the lake has a concentration of methane gas which could cause an explosion or asphyxia to the population. the headlines on bbc news: chelsea fans have been celebrating after their team won the all—english champions league final against manchester city in portugal. there are calls for the uk government to have an open debate with the public about restriction easing plans onjune the 21st. the group that represents nhs trusts in england is warning of the pressures

democratic republic of the congo have fled their homes in the city of goma after authorities warned mount nyiragongoht erupt again. authorities have ordered as bill many as one money people to evacuate. at least 31 people died when the volcano began erupting on may 22. the volcano is one of just many crises confronting the drc, where more than 5 million people are internally displaced after years of wars. we return now to my conversation with jan egeland, the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council. we were scheduled to interview him on our live program on tuesday from goma, but he had to cancel at the last minute after an earthquake forced him to evacuation the organization's office. we later spoke to him from outside while the earth continued to shake. i asked him to talk about the situation in goma. >> i am indeed in goma. there is an earthquake every five minutes, 10 minutes. there was one when we just talked. there is enormous activity. people are scared. many people are leaving town for the second time. this building of my organization -- red zone. the lava from the volcano, which i

the evacuation of nearly a third of goma's 670,000 has been ordered, as authorities say mount nyiragongohat people should follow the routesj and directions on where to go in the event of an eruption. they said people should leave without panicking, so as not to cause death or accidents. but unfortunately, when people see some fleeing, they go because they're afraid. and this is what they're fleeing. last weekend, lava from the volcano destroyed countless homes and killed 32 people. in its wake, the lava left nothing. since then, aftershocks have destroyed many more buildings in the city. translation: a crack appeared just behind my house, _ a very big one that had to be covered up by people with stones. this morning, the authorities said that wherever there are cracks, the inhabitants must move and leave these places. they told us to evacuate and go to sake. at first, we were reluctant, but then we saw that everyone was leaving. the rush to get out has caused long trafficjams, as the city's infrastructure struggles to cope. to avoid this, others are leaving the city by boat, such as thes