officials in mozambique _ may 10,000. officials in mozambique also - may 10,000.ozambique also reporting some people found dead, with official goals still coming in and saying more than half a million people have been impacted by the floodwaters. but despite attempts to get things back to normal, weather experts are forecasting another 4- experts are forecasting another 4— six powerful cyclones between now and late march. stephanie prentice, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: it took more than 300 people to rescue him. the story of a man trapped in a welsh cave for 54 hours. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman schoolteacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word 'revolution'. the earthquake - singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. _ tonight, the search for any survivors. has an increasing desperation about it as the hours pass.

good luck, any mozambique and can become a member. but they have to hand over a 3rd of their proceeds as taxes and fees. the gold is mind and sold legally. the tunnels are safe and the ministry has donated simple tools. however, some mine is used highly toxic mercury to bind gold dust from the mud. a board member and the co operative ellis sail macomber says it's the only way to stay competitive because the legal miners don't care about environmental regulations so they can push down the price, make noise going through just on. why are we as a co operative left behind, but again, well, we have going to work out the people. we have to register them. monitor the worker, pay taxes and government fees for god. yeah, she, nasa, when there's a problem, for example, if one of our members has an accident in a mine, we have to take them to the hospital. i mean and merge them was a kid. so it's very difficult to compete with the legal mind ability leg i from the 5th. meanwhile, antonio and of any is meeting one of the 15 beekeepers supported by

tropical storm ana's next stop was mozambique.tion:— hospitals and power lines. translation: four children died. four. _ translation: four children died. four. plus— translation: four children died. four. plus the - translation: four children died. four. plus the man - translation: four children | died. four. plus the man from the army, too. but for sure, more died. no—one told us the water was coming. each neighbour wasjust water was coming. each neighbour was just running for themselves. neighbour was 'ust running for themselves._ themselves. the nature of the destruction — themselves. the nature of the destruction making _ themselves. the nature of the destruction making it - themselves. the nature of the destruction making it harder l destruction making it harder for help to arrive. mozambique's prime minister has appealed for international aid. unicef, the un's children is charity, is answering the call. staff will help an estimated 45,000 people it says need humanitarian assistance here. —— children's charity. in neighbourin

at least 46 people are killed as tropical storm ana hits madagascar and mozambique — thousands have hadleave their homes. scientists find toxic compounds used in items like saucepans and packaging in wild otters — we look at the scourge of so—called forever chemicals. the metropolitan police have launched their own investigation into the parties that took place inside downing street, to see if they broke covid rules. they've done so after receiving information from the internal inquiry, led by the senior civil servant sue gray. her report — seen as critical in deciding prime minister boris johnson's future — could be released as early as wednesday. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, has more. the law applies in every town, every city, every road, and every house, and in the sm postcode of number 10. and the police have concluded they've seen enough about what happened behind closed doors when the law was lockdown — that it merits a full and proper look. i can confirm that the met is now investigating a number of events that took place at downing street and whitehall in the last two

where the other mozambique else the gold diggers are called game perils. the rain to see this group for the 1st time and call the police and the repeat offenders face time in jail because the national park wants to win over the gold minus was wondering on that. when we find somebody for the 1st time, we try to educate them well, amazon goes in, we talked to them about the negative impact of illegal goldmine. and we also tell them about alternatives and opportunities, for example, tourism me. it says that the but also about development projects in agriculture, in nature conservation and then to present order period and the muscle, the guy and parents are a serious problem for the national park. thousands of people lost everything due to cycling e die in 2019. now they are looking for gold and precious stones using the most rudimentary methods just to get an income. as a result, forests of being cut down and toxic mercury is contaminating the waters. so the national park is seeking to provide alternative sources of income. that to, to barter is one of the 1s

where the other mozambique else the gold diggers are called game perils. the ranges see this group for the 1st time and call the police and the repeat offenders face time in jail. because the national park wants to win over the gold miners organized by the arm was wandering, going to damage to. so when we find somebody for the 1st time home to we try to educate them ah, is for lamps or blues. in fact, we talked to them about the negative impact of illegal gord milan this luminaires highly val. and we also tell them about alternatives and opportunities, for example, in tourism here now says her daddy, but also about development projects in agriculture, in nature conservation. and then for, for her that equals board, our bread and the a girl, gleneagles said was all the game pair. us are a serious problem for the national park. thousands of people lost everything due to cyclone e die in 2019. now they're looking for gold and precious stones using the most rudimentary methods just to get an income. as a result, forests are being cut down and toxic mercury is

storm ana's next stop was mozambique.ools, hospitals and power lines. translation: four children died. - four. plus the man from the army, too. but for sure, more died. no—one told us the water was coming. each neighbour was just running for themselves. their staff will help an estimated 16,000 people it says need humanitarian assistance here. the un has described this storm as a blunt reminder of the reality of climate change. mozambique's by minister points out that his country contribute little to climate change but is one of the ones that suffers most from its impact. in neighbouring malawi, roads were sliced apart, and many livelihoods destroyed. translation: this is devastating. - look — all of my maize crop has been buried. i planted 1.5 acres. it's all gone. following this storm, there is an unwelcome warning of another one building in the indian ocean that could add to the damage. mark lobel, bbc news. this is bbc news. the headlines: the us has warned that the build—up of russian troops on the ukraine border is

mozambique illustrates important considerations. by attaching the islamic state, the insurgency guarantees international headlines. but the label obscures more than it reveals. rather than a group of committed fighters adhering to the islamic state's goals, this insurgency thrives on local conditions. take away the islamic state label and you still have those grievances based on exclusion and violence. meanwhile in ethiopia, we are witnessing just how quickly contentious politics can escalate and boil over into war. we are also concerned about the prospect of extremist violence in somalia. al-shabaab is one of al qaeda's most well-financed branches. the current political -- only benefits al-shabaab. it prove it -- it presents the most direct threat to americans. these conflicts take a terrible human toll. that alone is enough to give us pause. but the pork -- the proliferation of violent activity in africa has implications for americans security. ungoverned spaces offer extremist groups time to grow and bide time to plot against wes

i want to move onto to the situation in mozambique. folks have brought up the situation in c wea know it isbo delgado. -- ideology, but also corruption and abuses by state security forces. our response has been counterterrorism. what is the state department's plan to devise a comprehensive strategy to address these challenges that actually addresses the grievances of this conflict, not just more security assistance that i think will fuel more conflict? >> thank you for that question. i would just counter that in fact our approach on mozambique is not all about security. the first one is security assistance. the second is related to strategic medication and engaging the public so the public is aware of threats that are coming, would also counterterrorism messaging. in fact, in terms of our outreach to the government, it does yield the appointment of a coordinator for the assistance part of responding to northern mozambique. fundamentally, the core of our strategy does look at this holistic approach. >> i'm glad to hear that. it is hard

mozambique illustrates important considerations. by attaching the islamic state, the insurgency guarantees international headlines. but the label obscures more than it reveals. rather than a group of committed fighters adhering to the islamic state's goals, this insurgency thrives on local conditions. take away the islamic state label and you still have those grievances based on exclusion and violence. meanwhile in ethiopia, we are witnessing just how quickly contentious politics can escalate and boil over into war. we are also concerned about the prospect of extremist violence in somalia. al-shabaab is one of al qaeda's most well-financed branches. the current political -- only benefits al-shabaab. it prove it -- it presents the most direct threat to americans. these conflicts take a terrible human toll. that alone is enough to give us pause. but the pork -- the proliferation of violent activity in africa has implications for americans security. ungoverned spaces offer extremist groups time to grow and bide time to plot against wes

storm ana's next stop was mozambique.ools, hospitals and power lines. translation: four| children died - four! plus the man from the army, too, but for sure, more died. no—one told us the water was coming. each neighbour wasjust running for themselves. it's estimated 115,000 people need humanitarian assistance. the un has described this storm is a blunt reminder that the climate crisis is a reality. mozambique's by minister points out his country contributes little to climate change but is one of those that suffers the most from its impact. in neighbouring malawi, roads were sliced apart, forcing grieving relatives to carry family members for burial. heavy rains leaving livelihoods decimated. translation: this is devastating. look — all of my maize crop has been buried. | i planted 1.5 acres. it's all gone. following this storm, there are unwelcome warnings of another one building in the indian ocean. mark lobel, bbc news. the home secretary, priti patel, has approved the extradition of the british technology entrepreneur

on by local and transactional entities -- extremist activities in places such as north africa, mozambique and somalia continue to make headlines and my colleagues and i would like to hear your thoughts as to why. although the origins and types of conflicts across africa very, they have similar results -- civilian deaths, long-standing he meant tarrying crisis, population displacement and these outcomes are made more complex by other factors such as severe weather conditions and waning international support over time. i'm aware the state department, usaid and dod have long-standing program in conflict response and mitigation and prevention and would like to describe existing programs to address the drivers of violent extremism in africa. i would also like to hear how the u.s. government can better cooperate with the african union and other multilateral organizations to assist in peace and security efforts on the content. as the biden administration positions itself to engage differently with africa, i would like our witnesses to address with the u.s. government can do differently, particul

extremist activities in places such as north africa, nigeria, mozambique and somalia continue to makees and my colleagues and a i would like to hear your thoughts as to why although the origins into the conflicts very unfortunately they have similar results. long-standing humanitarian crisis, population displacement, unnecessary suffering and regional instability. these outcomes are often made more complex by other factors such as severe weather condition and waning international support over time. at the state department, usaid and dod have long-standing programming and a concept responds into stabilization and mitigation and prevention and would l like the panel to discus existing programs and activities to address the drivers of violent extremism and i also like to hear how the government can better cooperate with the union and other multilateral organizations to insist on peace andd security as the biden administration positions itself to engage differently with africa i would like the witnesses to address w with the u.s. government can do differently in the approach to the confli

his signature dishes are famous, even outside mozambique capital map. udo. but my salinas passed to the world of what cuisine was hardly straightforward. initially he been to family pressure by starting an engineering degree, which taught master leno. just one thing. he really wanted to become a chef salad papers. i was no longer going to school. basically, i don't, i really didn't have the motivation to go anymore for school. i started to feel a little bit depressed, knowing it wasn't what i wanted. i guess we'll get here with mozambique, the economy, growing high school graduates encouraged to pursue academic degrees to leaving their a passport to a better life. so mostly those parents took some convincing. not even his partner, andrea was on board at 1st. i killed miss. i'm english not sharpish by him, against, with those thoughts into all our heads likely to that's not going to make money that you have to be a doctor. you have to be an engineer and so one. so even i had doubts. but at the end of the day i saw how his eyes lit up. every time he talked abo

this is not to minimize other areas of conflict such as the insurgency in cabo region of mozambique or the on going conflict in central african republic, on going potential for civil war in the democratic of congo. moreover while focusing nigeria and ethiopia, we need to be aware how cross border many of these are. it may make more sense to speak of regions such as the sahel or the horn, rather than confining ourselves to colonial lines on the map. in so far as political leadership operates within dotted line jurisdictions, these two countries nonetheless stand out and their potential disintegration could have an outsized impact on the intire region. nigeria i'm concerned, the state department may not understand the reasons why at risk and is unfolding. media describes the conflict by referencing a narrative of farmer-herder clashes exacerbated by climate change. that narrative, while containing some elements of truth is nonetheless incomplete. primary responsibility for for pushing nigeria to the brink of disintegration lies in my opinion with president buhari, he fails to see himself

we'll go one b. thousands of homes were destroyed by storm anna across malawi and mozambique, and locals have been left with italic tricity due to power cuts. this is the latest natural disaster to hit southern africa, which has been badly hit by storms and cycles in recent years. experts say they're worsening as water's warm due to the climate emergency that's i'll get you up to speed on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. working of fossil military junta has met with members of the ousted government. the former ministers have been ordered not to leave the country without the who just permission. the military seized power on monday and detained working fossils democratically elected leader. the crew has been condemned. internationally. british prime minister boris johnson has faced a fresh grilling in parliament over the scandal known as party gates. the u. k. as awaiting the publication of an investigation that could spell the end of his time in office. the su gray report examines johnson's rule and a series of parties that took place when the country was

right, right where the other mozambique else the gold diggers are called game perils. the ranges see this group for the 1st time and call the police and the repeat offenders face time in jail. because the national park wants to win over the gold minus, organized by the arm, was wandering, going to damage to. so when we find somebody for the 1st time home to we try to educate them ah, this valid or lose impact? we talked to them about the negative impact of illegal gord, milan his name in arizona, and we also tell them about alternatives and opportunities neither, for example, in tourism me, it now says her daddy, but also about development projects in agriculture, in nature conservation. and then for, for you, debbie will daughter, brittany gleneagles said was all the game para's are a serious problem for the national park. thousands of people lost everything due to cyclone e die in 2019. now they're looking for gold and precious stones using the most rudimentary methods just to get an income. as a result, forests are being cut down and toxic mercury is contaminating t

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

are there any mozambique and can become a member? but they have to hand over a 3rd of their proceeds as taxes and fees. the gold is mind and sold legally. the tunnels are safe and the ministry has donated simple tools. however, some mine is use highly toxic mercury to bind gold dust from the mud. a board member and the co operative ellis, sail macomber says it's the only way to stay competitive because the legal miners don't care about environmental regulations so they can push down the price on bare noise going through to us on why are we as a co operative left behind, but again, well we haven't worked at the people. we have to register them, monitor the worker, pay taxes and the government to use for god. yeah, she, nasa, when there's a problem, for example, if one of our members has an accident in a mine, we have to take them to the hospital. i mean and merge them was a kid. so it's very difficult to complete with the legal mind ability leg i some diseases. meanwhile, antonio and gov any is meeting one of the 15 beekeepers support

bombard, now warner, go one, be thousands of homes were destroyed by storm. anna across malawi and mozambique, and the locals have been left with italic tricity due to power cuts. this is the latest natural disaster to hit southern africa, which has been badly hit by storms and se clones in recent years. experts say they're worsening as water's warm due to the climate emergency. and okay, as anxiously awaiting the publication of a report that could spell the end of prime minister boris johnson's time and office and internal investigation is looking into his participation in a series of parties that took place while millions and the country were enduring. corona virus loc downs, wednesday, and johnston faced a fresh grilling and parliament over the scandal. that's become known as party gates. but he once again refused to step down. i would prefer to be led by law than a lie. i will. he now was ira ango, ran high in the u. k. parliament as m p. 's questioned prime minister borders. johnson lawyer, not a leader, looked opposition leaders, one johnson to resign. it saying that he lied to the parl

the corona virus crisis through sol where fortune is lie, be keeping instead of gold digging in mozambique and living in peace. how jews and arabs enjoy successful co existence in a small village in negative in 2020 israel had a population of 9200000, including 6800000 jews, and almost 2000000 muslims. around half a 1000000 were members of other fates, christians or drews. but there are widely varying positions and opinions within the israeli population. and they not just based on religion or ethnicity. the country has a young demographic and there were loads of kids. 28 percent of the population, a younger than 14, with an average of 3 births per women. israel has the highest fertility rate in the western world. there's talk here of a demographic competition, which population group will be more powerful in future. but there are places that offer hope where young and old jews and arabs pulled together. we take a look at a small village in the negative desert. 5 year old azaria was born with down syndrome, epilepsy and chronic respiratory insufficiently. you don't need to cry. his mother mi

at least 46 people are killed as tropical storm ana hits madagascar and mozambique.housands have had to leave their homes. that's my mother's brother. and on holocaust memorial day, the survivor who has been silent on her ordeal but is now determined to tell her story after being diagnosed with dementia. hello and welcome. it is perhaps the most critical day in borisjohnson�*s premiership to date. in a few hours he is facing parliament in prime minister's questions, and later on wednesday, the official inquiry into parties at downing street and in whitehall during lockdown could be submitted. it is understood the senior civil servant sue gray has evidence including photographs and whatsapp messages and is keen for the report to be published in full. here is our political correspondent ione wells. can the prime minister bounce back from this? for many tory mps, their answer depends on what is in sue grey�*s reports into parties that took place behind these doors and across whitehall during coronavirus restrictions. yesterday, confirmation some evidence she has found w

the scenes a similar across the border in mozambique and in madagascar which was hit 1st when the storm made landfall from the indian ocean. here some residents returned to assess the flooded streets and battered homes as the storm left devastation in its wake. while i interfered with game, very sad because we worked very hard to earn a living. and now the house is destroyed. how can we not be sad, silvas isn't? we are disaster victim satisfied and we receive no help. all at no support. there's nothing many have taken up shelter in the main stadium in the capital, anton an arrival, but there isn't enough relief material to keep them here. much longer for the southern angle, if all the, the weather has improved over the past 3 days. it's sunny. the water has gone down in several areas. we spoke to the disaster victims will bill sheltering here in the stadium. and they agreed to return home on the phone. oh, the season 2nd, tropical storm has already formed over the indian ocean. so as some of the displaced go back to what's left of their homes, they might once again have to brace for imp

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

where the other mozambique else the gold diggers are called game perils. the ranges see this group for the 1st time and call the police and the repeat offenders face time in jail. because the national park wants to win over the gold miners organized by the arm was wandering, going to damage to. so when we find somebody for the 1st time home to we try to educate them ah, this for themselves. in fact, we talked to them about the negative impact of illegal gord milan is lynette asylum . and we also tell them about alternatives and opportunities neither, for example, in tourism here. no, sir, upon daddy, but also about development projects in agriculture, in nature conservation and ample free wcl daughter bread and the little gleneagles said was how the game pair us are a serious problem for the national park. thousands of people lost everything due to cyclone e die in 2019. now they're looking for gold and precious stones using the most rudimentary methods, just to get an income. as a result, forests are being cut down and toxic mercury is contaminating the w

mozambique illustrates important considerations. by attaching the islamic by attaching the islamic state and virtually guarantees international headlines that obscure is more than than it reveals there is a group of committed fighters this insurgency recruits and drives on local conditions. take away the islamic state label and you still have the exclusion. meanwhile in ethiopia we are witnessinga, just how quickly contentious politics can escalate them boil over. they are all concerned about the prospect of violence in somalia. al-shabaab is one of al qaeda's most successful and well financed franchises.na the current -- only benefit to al-shabaab and it presents the most director at comerica. these conflicts and wars take a llhuman toll and that alone is enough to give us pause buffer with ration of violent extremist activity in africa has implications. ungoverned spaces offer violent extremist groups room to grow and to plot against western targets. success requires the right balance of development defense and diplomacy will we c

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

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

officials in mozambique also re ”ortin 10,000.and saying more than half1 million people have been impacted by the floodwaters. but despite attempts to get things back to normal, whether experts are forecasting another a—6 powerful cyclones between now and late march. stephanie prentiss, bbc news. we're here in the bbc news room. westminster waits for a report that could determine borisjohnson's you sir. he's been rejecting further calls to resign today. —— future. the us has told russia there could be no compromise on the issue of ukraine sovereignty. for his part, president putin is accusing western nations of aggressive expansion into what he considers russia's sphere of influence. he claims one of his key concerns is the expansion of nato, the military defence alliance of states. many countries in eastern europe became nato members after the fall of the soviet union. here's more from sarah rainsford. matches, needle, etc. medicals and bandages, medicine. yuri is getting ready for a war he hopes he never sees. he's packed an eme