hundreds of dead in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi have to cycle and causes one of the worst ever weather disasters to hit the southern hemisphere. alone down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the first funerals get underway for the victims of new zealand's mosque attacks. further federal investigations in the u.s. and our boeing's seven three seven max airliners were cleared by regulators to fly with two deadly crashes in five months. and journalists feel the pressure from new tactics imposed by the government in indian administered kashmir. the un is describing the cycle and as one of the worst weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere millions of people have been affected in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi at least a thousand people may have been killed in mozambique alone aid agencies are calling it the worst humanitarian crisis in the nation's history three days of mourning have also been declared well the storm then hit zimbabwe where tens of thousands of people have been cut off and in malawi the only a million people still need human a tarion ai

rescue teams struggling to reach survivors after the storm slammed into mozambique zimbabwe and malawi there with you guys . first the e. u.'s donald tusk says that britian we'll be granted a short brexit delay but only if parliament approves prime ministerr theheresa m mays withdrawal agreement. that dale has already been rejected twiwice by and peace in the e. u. says it's not open to renegotiation.

the village but hundreds dead in mozambique zimbabwe i'm a long way off to search for the cause is one of the worst ever weather disasters to hit the southern hemisphere. i know i'm the clock this is al jazeera life and also coming up the first funerals have been held for the victims of new zealand's most good time. the international accuses the united states of killing civilians in somalia but the american military denies the allegations. more scrutiny for boeing as the u.s. transportation department orders an order of how the plane was certified. now that the u.n. is describing cycling is one of the worst weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere millions of people have been affected in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi at least one thousand people may have been killed in mozambique alone aid agencies are calling it the worst humanitarian crisis in the nation's history three days of mourning have been declared the storm then hit zimbabwe where tens of thousands of people have been caught off and in malawi nearly a million people still need humanitarian aid we have correspond

the un says cyclone idai has triggered a massive disaster across mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi, ashe death toll rises to 300. and raheem sterling plus my england team—mates say he was right to criticise the way black players are portrayed in the media. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. theresa may will write to the president of the european council, donald tusk, today, to formally ask for brexit to be postponed. it's understood that she'll request a short extension to the process, beyond the uk's scheduled departure date of march 29th. number 10 has said this morning that, "the prime minister won t be asking for a long extension." theresa may's office says, "there is a case for giving parliament a bit more time to agree a way forward." "but the people of this country have been waiting nearly three years now. they are fed up with parliament 5 failure to take a decision and the prime minister shares their frustration." any delay beyond the 29th march will need the approval of the leaders of all 27 remaining eu states — they'll meet the prime minister tomorrow at a sum

are racing to get help to devastated cities and communities after cyclone idai devastated mozambique, zimbabwen malala way. more than 200 people have bebeen confirmed dead in mozambique alone. the death toll is expected to rise as the rubble is cleared. the european union's antitrust watchdog hasas fined google neay 1.5 billion euros. it takes total penalties to more than 8 billion euros over the last two years. a jury in the united states has ruled that weedkiller round up a substantial factor in causing cancer in a 70-year-old man. this is the second time a jury found roundup, it's ingredient glass estate, -- glyphsoate, causes non-hodgkin's and phobia. bayer said it was disappointed. the case now moves to a second phase to determine damages. for more on this i am joined by christoph kober has been following this. is this a bellwether case which could cause bayer hundreds of millions? christoph: could be even more than that. up until t the end of january there were 12,000 cases pending regarding this issue of roundup and the accusations it might cause cancer. one analyst said overall legal c

a tropical cyclone swept across mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi four days ago. aid agencies say the extent of the disaster is only just becoming clear. floodwaters in some places were said to be 20 feet deep — villages and towns were submerged, homes completely flattened. translation: my house was destroyed in the floods and i was buried underneath. my daughter was with me in bed and was washed away from me. the striking thing as you walk through here is just how exhausted they are. person after person has come up to us asking for help, wondering when aid is going to arrive. it's unclear exactly how many people may have died but the death toll is rising. also tonight... after the spea ker‘s intervention on another brexit vote in parliament, the prime minister's expected to write to the eu tomorrow asking for a delayed leaving date. the first funerals are about to get under way in new zealand for the 50 people who were killed in the mosque attacks last friday. england's danny rose talks to us about claims that the media's portrayal of black footballers helps to f

hundreds are confirmed dead many more still missing millions of people have been affected across mozambique zimbabwe and alawi israeli forces have killed two palestinians been nablus in the occupied west bank medics were prevented from approaching the scene by israeli forces the palestinian red crescent society says one of its says was fired on by the israeli army as of trying to reach the wounded when only israeli forces shot dead a palestinian suspect thought to be behind an attack in the occupied west bank on sunday the nineteen year old suspect was found in the village of the north of ramallah and troops raided the building where he was hiding israel says he was killed after he allegedly opened fire the security forces came to rest in. the e.u.'s chief brags that negotiators as britain will only be allowed to delay the part of the bloc if british prime minister to resign may i can show that it will increase the chances of getting the break the deal through parliament is expected to pass the e.u. for an extension of at least three months deal has already been rejected twice by british m.p.'s if p

hundreds are confirmed dead many more missing millions of people have been affected across mozambique zimbabwe and with. the e.u. use chief breaks to mco shaders says britain will only be allowed to do let its departure from the block if it increases the chances of getting the brains of jill through all of the deal has already been rejected twice by perdition peep's. the united states transportation department is examining how the country's aviation regulator the f.a.a. certified the boeing seven three seven max eight craft several countries have grounded the planes in the wake of two fatal crashes in less than six months how to call him this morning washington d.c. . two fatal crashes of the brain. new boeing seven thirty seven max eight months apart and every day it seems there are new troubling revelations the federal aviation administration is in charge of making sure this plane is safe but now there are reports the f.a.a. said it didn't have enough money to check out all of the plane systems with its own employees so they asked boeing engineers to police themselves. a controversial move b

hundreds of feared dead in mozambique zimbabwe malawi after the most devastating storm in twenty years. a message of reassurance new zealand's prime minister provides words of comfort to students who lost in the last attacks. more scrutiny for boeing as the u.s. transportation department orders an audit of how the plane was certified and in sports cycling's pacesetters looks set to stay ahead of the pack as team sky lands a huge new sponsorship. the u.n. is describing. as one of the worst weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere millions of people have been affected in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi and least a thousand people may have been killed in mozambique alone aid agencies are calling it the worst humanitarian crisis in the nation's history three days of mourning have now been declared while the storm went on to zimbabwe where tens of thousands of people have been cut off there and in malawi nearly a million people still need humanitarian aid well we have correspondents across the region in a moment we'll hear the latest on the zimbabwe but also have a report from m

will join expressing my deepest shock at the loss and devastation caused by the cyclone in mozambique and zimbabwe. we have made, as i think was clear by the secretary of state, 6 million pounds of aid available to help make the immediate needs of people who have lost everything in we have deployed experts to coordinate our response. this morning, i have had meetings with colleagues, in addition to my duties in the house i should have further such meetings later today. >> thank you. say, we wouldo never allow hate to succeed and we stand in solidarity with the victims of the cyclone. mr. speaker, there is an open revolt in the prime minister's cabinet. she is presiding over the largest crisis this country has experienced and when leadership is required, she has caved in to hide brexit tears and will now only seek a short extension to article 50, contrary to the expressed will of this house. when will she develop a backbone and a standup to those who would take this nation to disaster? and as a minister said this morning, referencing another fable prime minister, weak, weak, weak. may: perhaps it w

a cyclone he died rescue teams are battling to reach survivors after the storm slammed into mozambique zimbabwe and malawi s several days ago. the fishes in zimbabwe say the death toll that stands at around one hundndred fifty is e expecto rise. and in mozambique it's the city of bay areaa that has been hitit hardest at yesterdaday momozambique's presidedent saidt the d death toll that was expecd to rise and couldldo as high h s one thousand well from what we can go now to the city of beira. correspondent andrea bobbi eight is that and and yet can you tell us what is happenening i in they that has been -- so badly affected by the storm. if the list t duration here is really c complicated bececause n the cyclone hit on t thursday night. the the the siege bear i was completetely cut frorom the oute woworld that mean there was no way to reach its by road no planes obviously b because o o e storm. ththere was no electricity. and no -- phone network there is still no electricity now we out five or six days after the cyclone hit and no phone netwoworks which makekes a relief and a web of theieir huma

to cross the region more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and. u.s. backed forces in syria say they've taken the last pocket of land held by. syrian democratic forces flag was raised in buchholz following weeks of fighting. with the clad caliphate now it raised there are questions over what happens to foreign fighters and their families who want to return home while many countries are turning them away is backing that trend and reports from its regional capital grozny. that was pregnant with her third child when she and her family crossed the border from turkey to join eisel she says they were lured by videos betraying a land of pure islam but found torture war and oppression instead fearing reprisals from eisel she doesn't want to show her face. there was a lot of injustice there a lot of evil they not only tortured others those who were not from my school they were torturing that we do schooling there that's why the place fell apart it cannot be called islamic state things that took place there do not exist in islam after saddam's husband was killed

disease more than a week after i hit southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but the numbers are expected to rise. in france riot police and soldiers are on high alert to prevent a repeat of looting on the famous avenue in paris yellow various protesters are rallying for the nineteenth consecutive weekend and they've been banned from the following last saturday's destruction the government's one protest says a severe response if there is more violence joins us now live from paris david tell us about the situation where you are and how does today's demonstration compare with previous weekends. yes we're actually at the sekret mart there's been a peaceful galavis rally here a few speeches it's now dispersing and so far no no violent instance that we know of inside paris six thousand police officers have been deployed and troops have been guarding public buildings to give more resources to the police and we understand from the interior ministry that there were eight thousand or so protesters across france and three thousand here in paris now those figu

rescue teams struggling to reach survivors after the storm slammed into mozambique zimbabwe and malawi there with you guys . first the e. u.'s donald tusk says that britian we'll be granted a short brexit delay but only if parliament approves prime ministerr theheresa m mays withdrawal agreement. that dale has already been rejected twiwice by and peace in the e. u. says it's not open to renegotiation. earlier this week the speaker of parliament john backus said that may could not put the deal to the house again in its current form. person is usually the emu in nine days time let's take a listen to donald tusk speaking idea. in the lights of the consultations. not that i have conducted over the past days. i believe that the show to extension would be possible. bob said to the condition of on the positive votes on the withdrawal agreement. in the house of commons. the question remains open as to the duration. of such an extension. brussels correspondent dave casing it told us more about the recent turn of events. it's been an incredible day here at the european council we started the day

coming up in the next sixty minutes hundreds of feet dead in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi off the most devastating storm in the region in twenty years. the first funerals get under way for the victims of new zealand. boeing as the u.s. transportation department called the plane. every day. would find. people in this country. survive. welcome to the program the u.n. is describing. as one of the worst weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere millions of people have been affected in mozambique zimbabwe a malawi at least a thousand people may have been killed in mozambique alone aid agencies there are calling it the worst humanitarian crisis in the nation's history three days of mourning have now been declared well the storm then hit zimbabwe where tens of thousands of people have been cut off and in malawi itself million million people still need humanitarian aid but we have correspondents right across the region in a moment we'll hear the latest from zimbabwe we'll also have a report from malcolm webb in central mozambique but first the latest from mozambique sports city of.

fifteen thousand people are stranded at least four hundred have died since the storm struck mozambique zimbabwe and malawi. new zealand's prime minister has moved swiftly to make changes to gun laws just days after the mass shootings at two mosques all military style semiautomatic weapons and assault rifles have been banned wayne hay has more from christchurch less than a week after fifty people were murdered the prime minister just announced changes to gun laws that she says will make new zealand safer today i'm announcing that new zealand will ban all military style seamy order magic weakens we will also have been all assault rifles we will ban all cry capacity magazines we will ban all paths with the ability to convert seeming automatic or any other type of firearm into a military style seamy automatic weapon i just don't expect the laws to be passed in three weeks and in the meantime the weapons have been reclassified meaning owners will have to apply for new licenses the message from the prime minister to those gun owners is don't bother trying. the gunman who is alleged to have attacked t

supply to the village plus thousands of feared dead in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi after the most devastating storm in twenty years. here's a terrorist he's a criminal he's an extremist but he will when i speak the man with new zealand's prime minister vows justice for the families of the victims of the christ church mosque tox also this hour a changing course we look at what the british prime minister's options are as the bronx it deadline looms and two crashes in five months that killed hundreds of people u.s. authorities want answers over the safety of the boy in seven three seven max a day craft and sport for one steph curry can't inspire a win for the golden state warriors body did still produce one of the moments of the season and this defeat against the san antonio spurs. thank you for joining as the united nations is warning that the cycling that's devastated mozambique zimbabwe and malawi is possibly the worst ever to hit the southern hemisphere almost two million people are in its path in mozambique is one of the hardest hit areas the president's. says more than a thousa

more than seven hundred people are now known to have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi after a cycle hit rescuers rescue workers are struggling to reach thousands still stranded by the floods nearly four thousand square kilometers of crops have been damaged leaving many with nothing to harvest us facts forces in syria have raised their flag over but after pushing i saw out of the village it was the last pocket of syrian territory held by the armed group u.s. president donald trump says his country will remain vigilant against isis network hundreds of thousands of people have marched through central london the landing in new referendum on whether the u.k. should leave the european union organizers say more than a million people took part which would make it the largest anti breck's of protest yet the u.k.'s prime minister to resume is struggling to unite parliament behind their pricks a plan which has already been rejected twice by m.p.'s those are the headlines coming up an undercover investigation into the man at the heart of illegal trading in endangered wildlife rewind is coming u

hundreds of confirmed dead many more missing and millions of people have been affected across mozambique zimbabwe and malawi the use chief of breaks it negotiators says britain will only be allowed to delay its departure from the block if it increases the chances of getting the brics deal through parliament the deal has already been rejected twice by british m.p.'s the u.s. transportation department says it will examine how the country's aviation regulator certified the boeing seven three seven craft it follows two fatal crashes in less than six months because it stands president as abruptly announced his resignation after twenty nine years in the job in the sultan nazarbayev has led the central asian country since its independence from the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred one in a televised address the seventy eight year old explained that he had made a difficult decision but didn't say why. was international is accusing the u.s. military of killing civilians in somalia contradicting claims by the us misty analyzed satellite imagery from five ounce of more than one hundred s. strikes an

thousands of feared dead in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi after the most devastating storm in twenty years. play this is al jazeera live from my courses in doha i'm fully back to go also ahead changing course we look at what the british prime minister's options are as the breck sit deadline looms plus he is a tear as he's a criminal he's an extremist but he will when i speak to one with new zealand's prime minister vows justice for the families of the victims of the christ church mosque attacks and brazil's president is you to meet donald trump in washington very shortly with trade on the crisis in venezuela expected to top the agenda. the united nations is warning that the cycling that's devastated mozambique zimbabwe and malawi is possibly the worst ever to hit the southern hemisphere almost two million people are in its path in mozambique is one of the hardest hit areas the president says more than a thousand people may be dead in malawi officials here at least fifty six people may have been killed with over five hundred others injured many are seeking food and shelter in camps an

dozens of people are dead and missing in mozambique and zimbabwe after tropical cyclone i die the cycle in made landfall in mozambique on thursday killing at least twenty one people and cutting off more than half a million people in the port city of bear a rescue efforts are being hampered by damage to roads and bridges french air rescue it is have downloaded information from the cockpit voice recorder on board the ethiopian jet that crashed last week and the data is now in transferred to ethiopian investigators meanwhile if you know lines said d.n.a. testing of the remains of passengers in the crash may take up to six months only this week educational thirty's worldwide grounded boeing's seven three seven max model aircraft. u.n. forensic teams are exhuming bodies for mass graves around the northern iraqi town of sin jaw home to the minority group it's estimated that more than three thousand were killed by. when they took control of the region five years ago those are headlines rewind is next to tell us if you can. the government you support are believed to have detained maybe a millio

thousands a few dead in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi after the most devastating storm in twenty years. fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from the headquarters in doha also ahead the first bodies from the new zealand mosque attacks are released to families as the prime minister promises swift justice. changing course we look at what the british prime minister's options are as the breck sit deadline looms and was boeing seven three seven max approved to quickly the top u.s. aviation authorities under investigation after two fatal crashes in five months. thank you very much for joining us the united nations is warning that the site known that's devastated mozambique zimbabwe and malawi is possibly the worst ever to hit the southern hemisphere almost two million people are in its path in mozambique is one of the hardest hit areas the president says more than a thousand people may be dead in malawi official see at least fifty six people may have been killed with over five hundred others injured many are seeking food and shelter in camps and in zimbabwe roads and bridges are dest

and malaria in mozambique where more than seven hundred people are already confirmed dead in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but aid workers say that number will rise as the floodwaters recede rescue workers are still trying to reach around fifteen thousand people still stranded it's those who've been rescued it's are crowded into camps and desperately need aid. or malcolm web went to sisson dangar districts where some of the villages were among the hardest hit it's not easy to get to armando jacoby's home so he claimed it i cut off many parts of central mozambique he turned his mates fields to mud. find it left nothing of his house. and it took his aunt uncle and two nephews and. those who managed to swim across the river others were washed away we climbed trees and stayed there for four days without food those who grew too weak just fell down into the water it is god that saved us it's villages like armando's on riverside planes that have been hardest hit this is all that remains of one of our monday's neighbors' homes had several hearts in this compound another one was here all that's left is

rivers threatened to break their banks more than seven hundred people are confirmed dead in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but aid workers say that number will rise when floodwaters recede rescuers are still trying to restock thousands of people still stranded many of them ill those who have been rescued or crowded into camps and desperately need eight the executive director described the scene on the ground as this but rate stating that the situation in the groan and i quote though i'm quoting her the situation on the ground remains critical to the reason no electricity or running water or hundreds of thousands of children need immediate help the priority right now is to give them shelter food water education protection . well aid agencies as we mentioned say they're running out of time to reach survivors and stop the spread of disease more than a week after the cycle and the number of people killed in mozambique alone has risen to more than four hundred marcum web went to susan danka distrait where some of the villages were among the hardest hit some humanitarian aid is finally getting throug

off just like tony dice swept across the region more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi the risk of disease spreading remains high. well this week marks four years since the saudi u.a.e. led coalition began its military offensive in yemen thousands of people have been killed and more than twenty two million now depend on aid just to survive and a lot of that has to do with yemen's failing economy it's shrunk by fifty percent since twenty fifteen more than two thirds of small and medium businesses have laid off employees and the price of food has gone up by one hundred and twelve percent priyanka gupta has more. the markets of santa were once at the crossroads of trade in the middle east. today these traders and market one of the oldest in the city are selling whatever little local farmers can produce prices a steep and out of reach for most the few who can buy are often in debt. and with a smile has a family of eight he's among the millions of yemenis for whom the war has meant sleeping on an empty stomach that murtha about how the war destroyed the gulf arabs

the psychs only die swept across southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi. australia is being hit by the second of may just storm this weekend veronica across the northwest coast near port hedland bringing in heavy rain and high winds the other one's called trevor has been battering the northern coast it's been downgraded as it moves inland and weak . well let's speak now to he's in port hedland so how are things looking ahead of touch down by cycling veronica. sami psychographic it's pretty much we cheat a full time time just like we are pretty much white out conditions it is making landfall in the next few hours about a one hundred kilometers down the coast here. but much of this coastline has been put on site glowed red alert that means that pretty much ever think oh look down just sitting there waiting to get through it it could be as you can see torrential rain we've had something like one hundred fifty millimeters of rain here we're likely to get the same amount to get the. this is over the big concern here is now for the next high tide we

than a week after a cycling hit southern africa more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but that number is expected to rise the number of passengers killed in thursday's ferry disaster in northern iraq has risen to at least one hundred seventy people and of one hundred missing in mosul prime minister has asked parliament to sack the governor of nevada province protestors have accused government leaders in baghdad a failing to monitor a ferry safety democrats are demanding the immediate release of the long awaited law report which has been delivered to the u.s. attorney general president donald trump has denounced what he calls the witch hunt investigation and denies colluding with russia to get elected a car bomb blast has targeted government buildings in somalia's capital mogadishu smoke from the explosion could be seen across the city police say it happened at the ministry of labor and that there was a second explosion nearby gunfire has also been reported in the area the death toll from a chemical factory explosion in eastern china has risen to at least six

than a week after it dies swept across the region more than seven hundred people have died in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi and the risk of disease spreading remains high. while a severe drought is taking its toll on people in kenya the government says more than a million are at risk of starvation catherine soy reports from tacoma county one of the west affected areas. it's weltering in the more i religious from this dry desolate land here to the sea food aid from the humanitarian agency wald vision is a drought in kenya and the government says up to a million people in thirteen of the country's forty seven counties need argent help hiders in the northwest region of two cana a some of the worst affected here they receive saugor rice bins and cooking oil to last them at least a few weeks a lot about i want to go i'm very happy to see this food and make sure it lasts longer for my four children before you go away from community centers the more desperate the situation gets as he can loria bond says how fourteen year old son long narrow died last month from manu tradition. we did not have food so y

thousands of people remain marooned in mozambique and zimbabwe a week. devastated the region. brazil's former president michel terrorism rested in what's become latin america's biggest anti corruption investigation. you know we begin in brussels where e.u. does a wrestling with u.k. prime minister to resign may's request for a delay to bret's it uniters were expected to announce their decision several hours ago but they're still locked in talks writes it is now just over a week away e.u. so far insisted that they won't change the brics it withdrawal deal they've agreed with the u.k. prime minister and that the british parliament must back it but that deal has been rejected by u.k. and peace twice already to resume has spent the day in the belgian capital appealing to european leaders to approve it today it till the end of june. is outside the british parliament in westminster first to lawrence lee in brussels this looked like it was settled hours ago what happened and what went wrong. well i mean there's various different ways of explaining that one is that under the terms of

more than six hundred people have been confirmed dead after the storm raged across mozambique zimbabwe and malawi the true death toll is believed to be much higher efforts are still underway to sr five years. our correspondent has been in zimbabwe taking a look at the aftermath of cycling there he sent us this report from some of the communities hardest hit by the storm and the severe flooding and cost. he once bustling village reduced to a rocky field. was home to more than three hundred residents and government facilities when disaster struck on the night of march fifteenth residents were sleeping. very few of them survived those who do have recounted the horror they experienced in india. because i was asleep and suddenly woke up to the house destroyed but the house was full of water what was the first thing we thought was to rescue the kids then we realized our eldest child was already dead after that moment is when we all got swept away by the raging floods. that take this right here used to be a town that is now under rubble kim up from the mountains and swept through the city and

international aid starts flowing into mozambique zimbabwe and malawi is communities trying to dig themselves out of the devastation. the u.s. is under pressure over allegations civilians are being killed in its airstrikes on somalia. and in sport use in rocket stunt man james harden makes n.b.a. history he's become the first player in the week to score thirty five points against all twenty nine opponents in a single season. and we begin this news hour in new zealand where the first funerals are being held for the victims of last week's mosque attacks a father and son who fled the war in syria were laid to rest in christ church where fifty people were shot dead adjoining friday prayers thirty bodies have now been released to families police hope to return more by the end of whedon's to reports. it's five days since worship his was shot dead in two christchurch mosques and the bodies of the victims are being released for burial here a father and his son khaled moustapha and his teenage son hamza were refugees from syria they and their family arrived in new zealand last year among the mourners

sight even more than seven hundred people have been confirmed dead after the storm raged across mozambique zimbabwe and malawi the true death toll is believed to be much higher efforts are still underway to assist survivors. british prime minister theresa may is coming under fresh pressure over her handling of media including the sunday times say that may's own cabinet is plotting to oust her while there was little sign of that pressure is made visitor church with her husband this morning she's reportedly planning a last ditch attempt to win support among lawmakers for her deal which hollande has rejected twice. for more on that i'm joined by our correspondent. in london may faces increasing pressure to resign burkett how likely is that to happen. there's everything going on as we speak i mean she's meeting with cabinet ministers we know there is a lot of pressure on her and her authority is really draining away by the day maybe even by the hour but will she really resign we don't know she's been extraordinary leave resilient over the past yes there were many moments where other prime ministers pro

has now risen to more than six hundred the storm caused catastrophic flooding in mozambique zimbabwe and malawi more than a week after the cyclon struck victims say they are not getting enough food and assistance the port city of barrow was heavily damaged but is emerged as the nerve center for rescue efforts in mozambique. not much remains over custom and there is home. like most houses in beirut it was destroyed but she returned with her children because she didn't know where else to go she hoped basic repairs would at least given a roof over their heads. but no less than it was horrible to see how badly the house was wrecked i'm all alone with my kids i don't know where we can sleep where we can go it's so hard to try and find food for the kids waiting to help hundreds of thousands of people in mozambique waiting for help some are still waiting to be rescued from floodwaters and many are in need of food and drinking water but there aren't enough helicopters to deliver aid then rolled over this is the first day that we've received any help it's just not enough for so many people th

so over a week since psych lonely die hit southern african countries including mozambique and zimbabwe desperation is growing among the survivors an estimated one point seven million people are affected many of whom need food water and shelter tony burke was in one community in mozambique as a derived. they are the survivors of cycle own when we carteret struck they are still desperate and hungry but this center just outside the area they were expecting food supplies they got a few packets of biscuits the really bad god that the flooding happened a week ago and this is the first help we have had just biscuits we are struggling to survive because everything was destroyed. water still holds claim to much of software or province driving from beer you can see the vast area that has become an inland sea homes destroyed others left isolated. aid and rescue operations are focusing on the hard hit communities with larger populations there are tens of thousands of others living in smaller more isolated pockets they are out of sight out of mind three families live in this small hut new tika seve

racing to get help to devastated cities and communities after cycling devastated swathes of mozambique zimbabwend malawi more than two hundred people have been confirmed dead in mozambique alone the death toll is expected to rise as the rubble is clear dozens of italian schoolchildren have made a narrow escape after their bus driver set the vehicle on fire near milan police were able to stop the bus and get all the passengers out safely the driver who was arrested said that he was protesting migrant deaths in the mediterranean. here's a reminder the top story we're following for you a british prime minister to resign may says she remains determined to deliver bricks that urging him penes to back the divorce deal that she's of negotiating with the european union her statement comes just hours after she asked any new leaders to grant a three month delay to the ukraine's departure from the european union. you're watching. from berlin still to come. shares have plunged after a u.s. court found that a killer round up the company that owns roundup may be linked to cancer crystal is going to have that

our solidarity is with the people of mozambique zimbabwe and malawi in the aftermath of cyclonic die our condolences go to the families and friends of those affected by this terrible disaster and an i.m.f. staff team is no in. to evaluate options for possible i.m.f. support. the u.n. calls cyclon you die one of the worst weather related disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere mozambique is the worst affected country around ninety percent of beara has been damaged or destroyed even the port city affectively an island without power clean water or communications for the desperate residents of barrow rebuilding after each is an enormous challenge. how much does a loaf of bread cost in your part of the world well that's just of one of many questions the authors of a new study considers when ranking the most expensive cities on the planet here are the top ten take a look now three cities joined at the top that is singapore paris and hong kong living in the european cities zurich geneva and copenhagen also cost you an arm and a leg the super expensive cities in asia include or soccer

hundreds are confirmed dead many more missing millions of people have been affected across mozambique zimbabwe i'm allowing the first funerals have taken place in christ church in new zealand for victims of friday's shooting at two mosques that killed fifty people thirty bodies have been released to the families for burials or new zealand's prime minister just into who's visiting christ church minutes of silence will be observed on friday for the victims of the attacks the islamic call to prayer will also be televised nationwide she said it was particularly tragic that refugees were among the victims of the attack. one of the things that was shared with me was that the family fictive were syrian refugees and i cannot tell you how getting it is to knowledge that the family came here for safety and for refuge. and they should have been safe here and you will see that you know under some social media one of the. one of the images any company would say it has spread the most has been that this was the home and they should have been sent here. the chief brags it negotiator says that britain will on

from the deadly cyclone in southern africa has reached at least 750 people, with victims in mozambique, zimbabwei. the end of last week, the news at six helpfully showed a map showing those three countries in sophie raworth's studio introduction. whole towns and villages have been submerged, the disasters emergency committee has launched an appeal to get aid to those most in need... i say helpfully — that may have been the attention, but those who know the continent's geography spotted a mistake. linda was watching and e—mailed... as ever, thank you for all your comments this week, and if you want to share your opinion on bbc news and current affairs or even appear on the programme, do e—mail us, and we are on twitter. you can call us, and you take a look at our web pages too. hello. the clocks may be springing forward this weekend but the temperatures are falling back. why? a cold front, a leading edge of cold air that will gradually work its way southward, not with much rain but certainly with a change in the feel of the weather. and that is the most noticeable thing on the way this weekend. p

sight bone die more than seven hundred have been confirmed dead after the storm raged across mozambique zimbabwe and malawi but the true death toll is believed to be much higher efforts are still underway to assist survivors. the norwegian cruise liner viking sky has docked in the port of moldova after a close call at sea the ship sent out a mayday call on saturday after losing power and drifting towards dangerous reefs passengers and crew have been distant parking for the chip police say seventeen people were taken to the hospital with injuries about a third of the almost fourteen hundred people on board were airlifted to safety while the viking star was still at sea. the others stayed on board as the ship was brought safely to shore. so if i can sky glides into harbor. to march a cruise ship looks invulnerable but the passengers and crew like the sleepy put city of malta is a welcome sight. engine failure in the target waters off the norwegian coast to coast many of them to fear the worst. the roiling city had shaken the ship by the early forcing passengers stuck study furniture and falling ce

wonderwall come to africa to day in foreign aid has begun flowing into the three countries mozambique zimbabwe and malawi hit by sidetone in die the european union has released just under four million dollars while britain has pledged about double that amount neighboring tanzania is military and if to tons of food and medicine although aid is now trickling in distributing it is still very difficult it's being described as to worst humanitarian crisis in mozambique's history. heavy flooding and prolonged bouts of rain a compounding the destruction wreaked by cycling last week the storm and floodwaters not only engulfed roads and bridges they also wiped out communications networks across the region and many of. the ones again finding themselves in danger. this mother is one of hundreds of thousands who lost their home she's worried about her newborn as food supplies in the shelter run low. they didn't own down since last night i haven't eaten anything yesterday i saw that food was running out i went in asked and they told me that food was over and until now i've had none. that's because the floo

our thoughts are with the people of mozambique, zimbabwe, and malawi. we must do what we can to support those communities. mr. speaker, our constituents will be watching the crisis. we need to reflect that we are a week away from the intended date of leaving the european union. the responsibilities that we all have, mr. speaker, six days ago the chancellor of the duchy of lancaster said in the absence of a deal, seeking such a short and critically one-off extension would be downright reckless. downright reckless, prime minister. does she agree with the de facto deputy that her actions this morning are downright reckless? speaker bercow: the prime minister. prime minister may: as i have set out clearly for the house in a number of answers i have given on this question, i believe this house has a responsibility to deliver on the brexit the people voted for. we have a responsibility to deliver. i recognize the right honorable gentleman and his colleagues in the smp have taken the position that they want to revoke article 50 and not have brexit. he has a fi

get help to devastated cities and communities after cycle own and day devastated swaths of mozambique zimbabwe and malawi more than two hundred people have been confirmed dead in mozambique alone in the death toll is expected to rise as the rubble is cleared. a u.n. court in the hague has ordered a former bosnian serb leader radovan kerridge this is spend the rest of his life in jail for war crimes a panel of appeals judges upheld his original twenty sixteen conviction for atrocities committed during the balkan wars including a massacre of bosnian muslims instead of it and it's up to the court said he is original forty year sentence was too light. for the european union's anti trust watchdog has fined google one point five billion euros the e.u. competition commission says the internet giant abused its dominant position to stifle competition in the advertising market the find takes google's total penalties from the european union to more than eight billion euros over the last two years. the first funerals for victims of the deadly shootings that two mosques in new zealand have taken place toda

need it more than seven hundred people have been confirmed dead after the storm raged across mozambique zimbabwe and malawi the true death toll is believed to be much higher efforts are still underway to assist survivors. a report by privilege mr vonnie here to sports now germany's germany's national football team ease in the midst of a changing guard on wednesday their first match of twenty nine hundred ended in disappointment when their new look side to one in a friendly against serbia. you're watching news from berlin coming up next reporter meet a man who's trying to build greens in the arctic don't forget you can. take it personally. with a little bit wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all truth. is. more than a foot long line what's the connection between bread. and the european union he knows. correspondent.

the un says millions of people across mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi could be affected by widespreadvastation. our reporter shingai nyoka is in zimbabwe this morning. just tell us the latest, because the figures arejust still just tell us the latest, because the figures are just still coming out, aren't they? absolutely, and we were at one of the camps in germany money, which is the area that has been hardest hit, and we saw dozens of people trickling in. —— chimanimani. they were old, weak, some of them were injured and they we re some of them were injured and they were coming from these communities which were hit quite unexpectedly. the stories they were telling us is that they saw their loved ones washed away, that they were trying to rescue others that had been buried under the rubble. but the figures that they were giving us we re figures that they were giving us were surprisingly high compared to what we have heard from official figures. some of them also said that they saw bodies and houses being washed away downstream into neighbouring mozambique. and so really, at this stage