position parties were allowed in the early ninety's but they were divided and disorganized moya was reelected in 19929097 in polls marred by war and spread violence. we should. move forward have. tried. everything. constitutionally parts from running in the 2012 elections he agreed to give a power you know smooth transfer. investigations asked of moist step down found that his government had lined the pockets of his family and its allies was as much as $4000000000.00 the golden there after the biggest frode in kenya's history in which is the central bank paid incentives to a company for exporting gold diamonds and jewelry that did not exist. more was never prosecuted lived quietly and treated as an elder statesman he was largely shunned by kenya's political establishment thank the jews. crowds in public these many choosing to remember him as a strong leader who brought stability to kenya despite his full. amount joined by deeds kamandi who is in nairobi for us hello edith how is the news all full of president. being received by kenyans as you can imagine christine it's been a mixed bag of fee

moya was never prosecuted he lived quietly and treated as an elder statesman he was largely shunned by kenya's political establishment thank you. through crowds in public he's many choosing to remember him as a strong leader who brought stability to kenya despite his full. amount joined by day care money who is in nairobi for us hello egypt how is the news all full of president. being received by kenyans as you can imagine christine it's been a mixed bag of feelings and that's exactly what i was trying to establish earlier today when i went to the streets of nairobi and i asked him a simple question how do you remember this man daniel to reteach our employee and this is what they had to say. he was actually a very peaceful man. when he was in the economy and everything micha that. counted this piece. thousands of. thousands of kenyans. for memories. i would. agree but. very for memories. it's very clear edith that mr moyer was a polarizing figure but give us a profile of who would have loved him and who wouldn't have left him. who would have loved in basically anyone who was 20 in the

and kenya's former autocratic president daniel arap moya has died at the age of 95 the world kenya for 24 years until 2002 becoming the country's longest standing leader he ran the country as a one party state in which corruption and human rights abuses became widespread. 86 children and their families have arrived in the jordanian capital amman after being flown out of war torn yemen it was the 1st of what the united nations hopes will be a series of so-called mercy flights the 5 years civil war has left yemen's main airport cut off to civilians but an agreement between the warring parties need some critically ill patients can now fly out of the country to get the treatment they need. ordinary children about to embark on an extraordinary journey. these are some of human sickest youngsters today that being flown out of the war ravaged country for medical treatment. is the 1st time in more than 3 years that aid flights have been allowed to leave the airport in the yemeni capital sana'a and it's a day the children and their families have waited for. him since he's been suffering from kid

malaysian embassy in time you know me you didn't ask and his coalition also garner fair amount of support moya dean is expected to be sworn in on sunday but marty is fighting back saying he has more support in the election or brian al-jazeera. is he has rejected a draft agreement introduced by the us concerning a major dam on the nile river this about says the grandy theo p n renascence is essential to its development but egypt is worried about its effect on irrigation and drinking water ethiopia boycotted talks in washington and says it is disappointed by u.s. efforts to resolve the dispute egypt has already signed washington's agreement which covers the fire filling and operation of the death. thousands of people have rallied in central moscow against planned changes to the constitution the rally also marks the 5 year anniversary of the murder of prominent kremlin critic a boris themselves demonstrators say president putin's proposed changes to the constitution are a way for him to hold on to power when his term ends in 4 years the changes also aim to give the president more power over judge

this case sat that simply wasn't true because she is a citizen of bangladesh by descent now hope moya's dispute that as a last year as well bangladesh made it clear that they would not want should mean a begum to enter bangladesh and a family of also said that would put her at risk and it's fascinating the reaction that we've seen in this country with some people government's decision to sever her citizenship is viewed as a positive thing by some men and those who struggle to sympathize with her and others saying that it sets a very dangerous precedent well certainly there are those people who believe that she was 15 when she left this country she was still very much classed as a child along with the other girls that she left with however there are others who believe that when she left she left illegally and that she knew what was get what she was getting into are the activities of i saw were well documented at the when she left she gave up her rights to be classed as a british citizen but what this really does miriam is shine a light on the difficulties that governments now face around

it is called and the moya. it is a desire to visit to place in the past and you never experienced. so for younger americans, and for international tours of all ages, for route 66 it was only something they made a part about. coming to do by motorcycle or bicycle today, is getting to visit a distant path the naval only seen in books. and when route 66 came through town in 1926, our air force like that modern airport was i here. today, you can drive on northeast and running to the fence. it is now protecting the modern airport. but the road kept going. in fact amarillo is one of the three cities along route 66 in which the road is now buried by modern airport. amarillo, new mexico and st. louis missouri, right up ahead here, is where the fence in the gaydar and if you get up high enough, on the letter on top of the vehicle, you can see a bit of concrete from the 1920s that was still left here. it exists just be on the outer ring road at the airport and runs up to one of the current runways. i just plain takeoff here. literally crossed over route 66. and so still there. hardly anybody

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it's called anna moya. it's the desire to visit a place in the past that you never experience. and so for younger americans and for international tourists of all ages for whom route 66 was only something that may have heard about, coming to do route 66 by car or motorcycle or bicycle today is hitting to visit a distant past that the only seen in books. when route 66 came through town in 1926, our airports at least the modern airport was not here. today you can drive on northeast eighth and run into offense. that is now protecting the modern airport. but the road kept going. back amarillo is one of three cities along route 66 in which the road is now buried by the modern airport. amarillo, senator rosen new mexico and st. louis, missouri. so write up ahead here is where the fence and the gate are, and if you get up high enough on an latter are on top of the vehicle you can see a bit of concrete from the 1920s that was still left here. it exists just be on the outer ring road of the airport and runs up to one of the current runways. i just saw a plane take off here, it literally

french prime minister fossil feel the case has been postponed until wednesday after a question theo's moya's the former presidential candidate is being tried of a claims he embezzled public funds for a possible fake job for his wife is a scandal cost feel he shot of the presidency in 2017. well asia's king is accepted the unexpected resignation of prime minister mohammad but asked him to stay on as interim leader lott his party has also announced that it's quitting the ruling coalition all this appears to be part of an attempt to block lott is chosen successor and getting the top job as florence news now explains. i the fate of malaysia's government is in the balance soon after prime minister mahathir mohamad sent his resignation to the king his party announced it was quitting the coalition government over the weekend party members held talks with opposition politicians on forming a new coalition that would block a plan to hand over power to mahathir is rival anwar ibrahim the lot has to do it with also with personality these 2 men have a history a long history here put. him in jail and they

ever see him time you know why you didn't ask and his coalition also garner a fair amount of support moya dean is expected to be sworn in on sunday but marketeer is fighting back saying he has more support to. brian. former cattle leader countless wisdome all the major rally in this in southern france near the spanish border it's the 1st time to push the mountains ventured so close to spain since the prosecution over a failed independence made in 2007 he had not previously released that travelling to france either because of its close legal ties with spain but that changed when he was given immunity as a member of the european parliament. as a people who want to be free and have been on this road for years we know it and above all they know it that we will no longer stop and they will not stop us therefore we should not wait for better times because we already have them here and they are among you. thousands of people have rallied in central moscow against planned the changes to the constitution the rally also marks the 5 year anniversary of the murder of prominent kremlin critic boris ne

the legacy that he leaves behind is more bad than good for her to kenya during this event has called moya champion of can i ask rick unism what do you mean by that. what he means is that more he was really a kind african healing a really loved africa and. of quality is that what in tandem with other african countries in the region during his time as i mentioned the country kenya was relatively stable and other neighboring countries were in conflict and kenya itself was a symbol of mediation through more. government mediated in many conflicts that's why in the region a lot of heads of state where he has south sudan a solve a cure for example in here uganda. 70 saves that if it wasn't for more than. would be in a very bad state indeed so he thing as a statesman in that way in the mediation effort of conflict across the region and also across the continent has seen as a man who really was involved in the pan african movement thanks to that that's catherine sawyer there live from nairobi. 15 bangladeshis were shot dead by indian border forces in january 1 of the worst months in decades that's

there is another kind of nostalgia as well, i've called anna moya. it is a desire to visit a place in the past that you never experienced. americans andr for international tourists of all ages for whom route 66 was only something they may have heard about, coming to do route 66 by car or motorcycle or bicycle today is getting to visit a distant past that they have only seen in books. when route 66 came through town in 1926, our airport, at least the modern airport, was not here. today, you can drive on northeast eight and you run into a fence that is now protecting the modern airport. but the road kept going. in fact, amarillo is one of three cities along route 66 in which the road is now buried by airport.n amarillo, santa rosa, new mexico and st. louis, missouri. right up ahead here is where the fence and the gate are and if you get up high enough on a ladder or on top of a vehicle, you can see a bit of concrete from the 1920's that was still left here. the outerjust beyond ring road of the airport and runs up to one of the current runways i. just

a couple of weeks ago, robert singleton asked: moya fowler added: and mark hawkins had this question:en to those forecasts but we also are regularly in touch with our local teams around the uk to get that kind of on—the—ground information and deploying to weather stories is actually quite difficult because you need to be there when the weather is happening and you can't really deploy afterwards because you don't get to the heart of the story and it can often be much harder to get there, as well, once the weather has happened, the severe weather, and the impacts of it. so we take a lot of deployment decisions. we often will deploy people and will find that the weather is not such a story, and then they're not necessarily getting on air, so it's a mixture of using local knowledge and of course the information we get from the met office. let's move on to some of the criticisms which we've very much heard and saw there. you know — and i'm sure you've probably been on this show dealing with it before — that when the headline is stay at home, viewers are infuriated to see reporters on the s