tom andrews, the un special— today in myanmar.anmar. tom andrews, the un special riveter on human l the un special riveter on human rights in myanmar. thank you for sharing your insights on bbc news. in ukraine, 174,000 kilometers is covered in landmines and other explosive devices. that's roughly the same size as syria. the landmines are mostly concentrated in the north—eastern kharkiv region, where officials say it will take decades to clear them. this map shows the areas in red that have been contaminated by mines and unexploded ammunition left by the russians. both russia and ukraine have been accused of using these weapons. from kharkiv, james waterhouse sent this report. this is what you call a scratching of the surface. a sweep and a gentle prod for hidden killers. a job with very obvious occupational hazards. it's hard to describe this as anything other than random. this is a patch of land in the middle of a city. it's not a place unlike other areas that was once contested, where there was heavy fighting, but what these mi

i get asked that by people in myanmar all the time.usly. i think many of these nations of the world that could be acting are distracted. there are obviously other conflicts that are going on around the world. they have a lot of political capital in some of those conflicts, a lot of geopolitical interests at stake, but the political will does not exist and as long as it does not exist, then we're going to see continuous assault like we saw today in myanmar. china is set to host another world leader this week, as it seeks to expand its global influence. brazil's president, luiz inacio lula da silva — also known as lula — is headed there right now for an official visit. the war in ukraine, and trade between china and brazil, are top of the agenda. he's first going to shanghai then beijing to meet with china's president xijinping on friday. china is brazil's largest trading partner. trade between brazil and china was nearly $153 billion last year. lula is looking to strengthen those economic ties. i spoke to leandro prazeres, who is follow

but there's little peace in myanmar.rgents were battling the army just two weeks before we arrived. in retaliation, more than 20 civilians were lined up against the walls of this monastery and shot. we were passing through a village called tangtong and we know that there was a clash between a volunteer militia here, anti—military, and the armed forces earlier this year and a number of people were arrested. it was the first time they had armed clashes in this pretty popular tourist area and it shows just how widespread this insurgency has become. no—one in the market wanted to talk about it, though. instead, they complained about rocketing inflation, of not enough people spending money. back in yangon, there is an air of normality. yet, barricades surrounding the city hall hint at the underlying insecurity. there is still occasional ambushes and assassination attempts. thousands of political prisoners are still being held, many behind this gate at insein prison. one of them, a veteran activist released last november, was

but there's little peace in myanmar.oup insurgents were battling the army just two weeks before we arrived. in retaliation, more than 20 civilians were lined up against the walls of this monastery and shot. we're passing through a village called tangtong and we know that there was a clash between a volunteer militia here, anti—military, and the armed forces earlier this year and a number of people were arrested. it was the first time they'd had armed clashes in this pretty popular tourist area and it shows just how widespread this insurgency has become. no—one in the market wanted to talk about it, though. instead, they complained about rocketing inflation, of not enough people spending money. back in yangon, there is an air of normality. yet, barricades surrounding the city hall hint at the underlying insecurity. there are still occasional ambushes and assassination attempts. thousands of political prisoners are still being held, many behind this gate at insein prison. one of them, a veteran activist released last novem

myanmar�*s history has been punctuated by popular uprisings.on revolution. as buddhist monks led demonstrations 16 years ago against the dire economic hardships caused by military misrule. a lone japanese journalist, kenji nagai, films the swelling crowds in downtown yangon. this is the first time we've seen what he filmed that day. rhe army has just arrived, he says. "they're heavily armed." "it's the last thing," he says. the troops move in first using tear gas, then live gunfire. as kenji nagai turns to run, he's shot by a soldier standing next to him and flung off his feet. shortly afterwards, his lifeless body is dragged away. there is no sign of his camera. this burmese freelance journalist who was there, filmed his last moments merely sitting up alone. translation: i heard the first shots which were fired into the air. - then the soldiers marched into the crowd and started beating them. kenji nagai was at that spot. i heard a gunshot and saw kenji nagai fall down and then i could see no sign of movement. kenji's family called for an inve

people feared dead after the military launches airstrikes on a village -- >> horror in myanmar. more than 100 people feared dead. hello. you're watching al jazeera. also coming up on the program, the imf releases its weakest five-year growth forecast in three decades thanks to high inflation, banking turmoil, and the war in ukraine. united nations chief antonio guterres travels to somalia to sound the alarm on the massi need for international aid due to conflict and drought. president joe biden touches down in northern ireland on a trip to celebrate 25 years of the good friday peace agreement. hello and welcome to the program. the united nations chief saying he is horrified by reports of at least 100 people killed when myanmar's military launched airstrikes on villages. children performing at an event held by opponents of the hunter are thought to be among the dead . just a warning, you might find some of the images here disturbing. >> smoke rises in the aftermath of an airstrike in a village in northern myanmar. more than 100 people have gathered for the opening of an administr

the un special rapport tour on the situation of human rights in myanmar condemned the attack, saying the myanmar military's attacks against innocent people, including today's air strike in saigon, is enabled by world indifference. and though supplying them with weapons, how many myanmar children need to die before world leaders take strong coordinated action to stop this carnage. tuesdays attack was the latest in a broad, pushed by me on mars military to stamp out resistance. in the 2 years since to whom to school, some anti government opponents have moved beyond protests and formed aren't units loosely known as people's defense forces. some have joined up with long established ethnic militias. i'll write scripts, say the military is using scorched earth tactics to route them out and civilians to are paying a high price. in early april, thousands fled into eastern thailand to escape fighting between the military and ethnic karen, insurgents. and just weeks before the rebel groups said, government troops shot more than 30 civilians. sheltering at a monastery in shan state is quite cle

and this issue has been ongoing since the previous 2 governments of myanmar one. and we had 2 agreements on it between the governments of myanmar and bangladesh. so we have already agreed on the reputation process with the support of china and the association of south east asian nations, or us young. all know what we have already established. we patricia comes for them, such as the lap who cong processing camp and others. it has been about a decade, martin. we also have invited the diplomatic envoys to witness how we have prepared to receive the repatriated bengalis. if we didn't sincerely intend to welcome them back to me and more. we would never do such things in the 1st place. can you guarantee their safety? no, no. you'd rag andrew, our mark on him. yes, we can guarantee their safety. we have already provided the necessary security for them. the 1st batch will be about $1500.00 repatriate. you're not returning to me on my, in the pilot project. we will relocate them to the camps that are set up for them. they will stay in the comes for 2 weeks before returning

for people to understand the term burma and myanmar, the military junta renaming burma as myanmar. >>a lot of -- we could point fiers at burma's immediate neighbors like thailand or india or china that are involved in various strategic rivalries or economic contests, but there are a massive number of western corporatns from the u.s., from cada, united kingdom, european union, australia, japan. so this is not that different from what happened in russia. 100 years o, russia was propped up or financially bked by french bankers and english economic and political ierests . against that, the russian revolution took place. that is what is happening today. the democratic struggles don't happen in a vacuum. we are fighting a very steep uphill battle, and the united nations, as a system of political states, are also failing. so there is so much probable rage and frustration among the burmese resistance fighters and the society as a whole. but the people are not ting a line down. -- are not taking it lying down. years of repression. they are fighting. women are making bombs, sabota operations. y

it is failing the people of myanmar.e executed. the foundation of that, i believe, should be a coalition of nations who are willing to support the people of myanmar, including those nations who have condemned this atrocity, to come together with a coordination that establishes specific targets, and coordinate the entire efforts of the international community to implement a coordinated plan to hit that militaryjunta's most vulnerable spots. how frustrating is it for you when you see trumped up charges around and sang hsu chi, and you see my myanmar being held hostage? these are human beings. these people are being attacked on a daily basis. they are desperate for the support they deserve, and they are not getting it. i understand the human rights council, and the security council, they passed a resolution recognising these atrocities and condemning thejunta back in december, but there been no action that is going to be what is required to solve this crisis. in the ukraine situation there is an area of the world is focusin

this river has become a dividing line in central myanmar.he tranquility began and on this side what appears to be a full-blown civil war and they say at night if you listen carefully, you can hear the shooting on the other side of the river. the day before there were reports that 50,000 had fled the fighting in nearby myanmar. some of whom are seeking shelter in the historic temples and monosteries of this ancient tune. >> news from tunisia. they've introduced water rationening. nightly water supply cuts are enforced and they've banned the use of water for irrigation, water in miracle spaces and washing cars. violators face imprisonment or fines. up toñçñçñçóiói?omqmqmqmq (wind whistling) - wee been dng this forillennia

now, in terms of looking to the future, i understand that there was a team from myanmar a few weeks ago looking at the possibility a trial sort of a repatriation process. to what extent is this possible realistic and what is the u . n's position on there? yeah, indeed there has been a lot of talk. first of all, the situation be marsh and particularly invocation state. it says the area me or are form with c. ringo originate has not improved at all. as he said, conditions in that part of myanmar, and nowhere them jamar would say is what he call conducive to reach us. there is no proper peaceful life vendor. vendor ringer left the last time 2017. many of the villages are erased, very traumatized. population ringer are stripped of their rights since 40 years. they're not considered citizens of mountain miramar, so they are so called sticklers. so and nothing of this in jamar has shown any improvement in crew on the country since the military take over 1st of february 2021. the situation is only been worse than you've seen or say elsewhere, am are fighting violence, et cetera. so the situati

. >>> an eyewitness to a military air strike in myanmar that reportedly left more than 100 people dead says the attack is a war crime. myanmar's military has acknowledged through state media that it carried out the air strike in the northwestern region on tuesday. it said it targeted a ceremony to mark the opening of an office for the pro-democracy national unity government. local media report at least 100 civilians including women and children were killed. >> translator: at the timeood was being handed out to celebrate myanmar's new year. villagers including children came to get the i arrived after the air strike, and buildings were on fire. people were dying, and there were dead bodies everywhere. it was a horrific scene. >> the eyewitness called on the international community to help stop the military's attacks. >> translator:hey committed an indiscrinate attack. it can be calle a war cri and a violation of t gena convention. >> the association of southeast asian nations or asean has issued a statement strongly condemning the air strike. it called for an immediate end to all forms o

now when democracy came to myanmar, so did the tourists more than 4000000 in 2019, then covey, 19 head, shortly followed by a military corps last year. fewer than a $150000.00 foreigners visited. now the military government is trying to encourage juris to return, but as tony chang discovered in the ancient city of agony in central myanmar, the fighting is and far away. the sleepy stupors have begun. ancient pagoda has some more than a 1000 years old. this was once the capital, what would become a unified myanmar even here, people protested against the military coup in 2021. and even here the military showed no mercy in the crackdown as one resident told us, anonymously. or gar, you must go. she even though began, is he unesco heritage site, the military shot massively. during the protests, i saw 2 people die right in front of me. 2 years on some locals are coming back. keen to soak up the spirituality of a place. many people from miramar considered sacred, but they don't spend like the foreign tourists. things have gone from bad to worse for tor guides. first the coven 19 pandemic, tha

two of iran's teammates, myanmar , withdrew. teams are scheduled to play twice in the return match today. they tell me that, god willing, the women of our country will victory is about success for the women's football team of our country god willing, when i go to the next stage , i will come back with full hands , god willing, we hope very much in the service, what's up, what's up, he is in astana, kazakhstan, and he is preparing himself for the asian championship . the first 5 weights of the wrestlers that should be in the 55 6377 130 kg weight, which we have high hopes to be able to actually be in the asian champions league , is not far from reach, even though you were not all my main players , can it be said that we have a dynamic 55 weight, dammarz, who has drawn about our main team, 130 kg amin mirzazadeh and now you have won the first place in the national championship, the competition will start tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. our time today, as you mentioned , at 4:00 p.m. local time. it will be held. all the weights are present .

that's according to myanmar's ousted shadow government.y say the military carried out new air strikes and sent troops to the area to kill anyone who stayed. cnn has been unable to independently verify the report when it comes after the junta forces said it was targeting terrorists when it's helicopter gunships and fighter jets rain fire on the same village last week, and a corn has a story and we just want to warn you. this report contains details and images. many viewers may find disturbing you hope you'll be or the names on this dusty mound near a grove of banana trees. villagers don't know where to walk. you gotta live everywhere they turn is another dismembered body legs, arms severed heads, human flesh littering the earth. ah money can't recognize who they are. is the man filming this video? there are so many hundreds of people had gathered for a community celebration last tuesday in pasay g, part of a self governed district in the state, northern myanmar. come for breakfast on the eve of tin jong, a buddhist new year festival, famili

hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims fled myanmar in 2017 to escape deadly military crackdowns. she said about 1 million are still in bangladesh, but she says rising food and energy costs make running the refugee camps difficult and that international support has waned due to the invasion of ukraine. >> but how long we can be at this border. bangladeshicize you know is already an overpopulated country. 1 million people, it is another burden for us. >> she said bangladesh is talking with the myanmar military about returning the refugees. >> it has not materialized yet, but because now they agreed, let's see what happens. >> that raised concerns with watchdogs. the united nations refugee agency released a statement saying the situation in myanmar is still not safe for the rohingya. they wrote that every refugee has a right to return home but that no one should be forced to go. >>> the operator of the crippled fukushima daiichi power plant in japan says tanks storing treated water won't become full until later than expected, but there'll be no change to the plan. the utility says i

this was once the capital of what would become a unified myanmar. even here, people protested against the military coup in 2021. and even here, the military showed no mercy in the crackdown as one resident told us anonymously. or gar, unit. gotcha, even though began as he anesco heritage site, the military shot massively during the protests, i saw 2 people die right in front of me. 2 years on, some locals are coming back, keen to soak up the spirituality of a place. many people from myanmar considered sacred, but they don't spend like the foreign tourists. things have gone from bad to worse for tour guides. first, the coven, 19 pandemic. then the qu, when business really dried up doris guerrero, dami dot, the economy of began, relies entirely on tourism. the rate of the said between international tourists and local gas is different and also their demands. the area is also home to some of mere mas, ancient crafts. in a nearby village. they make lac aware the old way twisting finely cut bamboo before applying the dark resin. once hardened the finished

many people from myanmar consider sacred, but they don't spend like the foreign tourists. things have gone from bad to worse for tour guides. first, the curve at 19 pandemic than the qu, when business really dried up. doris guerrero, damage or the economy of began relies entirely on tourism. the rate of the said to between international tourists and local gas is different. and also their demands to the area is also home to some of mere mas, ancient crafts. in a nearby village. they make lac aware the old way twisting finely cut bamboo before applying the dark resin. once hardened the finished product carved and colored a skill that takes years to master. but this workshop has already lost 85 percent of its customers. and 2 thirds of its craftsman, if dead tourist no come to began. so we were loose. were loose. ah, generation like a way to nourish in and your businesses were. yes yes. oh and well life has returned to normal here. the fighting isn't far away. the military has told us we can go no further than this. here while the river has become a dividing line and central

here what a river has become a dividing line and central myanmar. on this side, the tranquillity of began on the other what appears to be a full blown.

this was once the capital of what would become a unified myanmar. even here, people protested against the military coup in 2021. and even here the military showed no mercy in the crack down as one resident told us anonymously. or gar, unit. gotcha, even though began, is he unesco heritage site. the military shot massively. during the protests, i saw 2 people die right in front of me. 2 years on some locals are coming back, keen to soak up the spirituality of a place. many people from myanmar considered sacred, but they don't spend like the foreign tourists. things have gone from bad to worse for tour guides. first, the coven 19 pandemic, than the qu when business really dried up doris guerrero. damita the economy of began, relies entirely on tourism. the rate of the sit between international tourists and local gas is different. and also their demands to the area is also home to some of mere mas, ancient crafts. in a nearby village, they make lacquer where the old way twisting finely cut bamboo before applying the dark resin. once harden the finished

the images from the streets of myanmar since the military cou, a disturbingly similar peaceful protest is facing off against soldiers of police using live rounds. the results, however much worse, at least 4 journalists have been killed since february 2021, and many more, detain this time around the whole country. they were acting the way they cried. go on the mill, on the protest, it was almost the same everywhere should the, the instruction must become from the top military general to use extreme violence to basically scare the demonstrators can just sister hopes the footage will be used to reopen the investigation. and his death and pushed japan's government to take a tougher approach in its dealings with me on my tony chang, owl to 0. the tune is in coast guard has retrieved the bodies of another, 43 people who died, trying to cross the mediterranean to southern italy. the national guard says, a total of $210.00 bodies have now been recovered in the past 10 days alone. the latest to be found were heavily decomposed, suggesting their boat sank several days ago. their anal concerns tu

i'm in myanmar where local innovative project is combining grassroots conservation. drone technology take mangled regeneration to new heights. no more is vulnerable to cyclone switch strike every few years. in two thousand eight the worst ever cyclone nargis claimed more than a hundred and thirty thousand lives. experts now believe that mine grooves hold the key to saving thousands of lives when the next big storm hits. to find out how i've come to the local coconut farmers who agreed to show me is mongrel forest. what is the proper trees? the tallest man groups he reached twenty five meter is an s. thirty forty centimeters in diameter. the force was planted after a cycle. nineteen seventy five these trees hid did you plant them would i do without him beating mark i need. a guy nishina thou. i'm a call. what i found? you can imagine these incredibl. violent storms the blue in here and you start to understand how these mature for such you have the capacity to break that that wind and stop some of that. storm surge making its way into these settlements and farms. and h

myanmar's military has recently been ramping up a crack down on pro-democracy groups. earlier this month they conducted an air strike on a village in the northwest killing about 170 people including children. >>> a japanese court has sentenced the former head of a business suit retailer over his involvement in a tokyo olympic bribery scandal. the ex-chairman of aoki holdings and two former executives were on trial for allegedly paying bribes worth $210,000 to an olympic executive. it was to secure a major sponsorship deal. they pled guilty to the charges. aoki holdings supplied japanese athletes with uniforms after becoming one of the official sponsors. at the tokyo district court the presiding judge sentenced aoki to 2 1/2 years in prison suspended for four years. friday's ruling is the first to be handed down in a series of bribery and corruption cases connected to the games. in addition to this advertising giant densu group, five other firms, and seven individuals have been indicted in alleged bid rigging related to the tokyo olympics and paralympics. these scandals

and myanmar�*s military government confirms it carried out tuesday's deadly bombing.he un's special rapporteur on human rights. welcome back to bbc news. more on all of those headline stories in a moment or two, but let's round up the sport needs and head to the bbc sport centre. well, more european football tonight? the runaway siri a leaders, napoli, going to ac milan. frank lampard will need a heroic performance from his chelsea side, who go on to take on holders, real madrid. chelsea's season has been one to forget so far, 3 wins in their last 13 games, 17 points off the top 4 in the premier league with lampard back at stamford bridge as caretaker manager. former chelsea striker chris sutton believes all the focus is on carlo ancelotti's side ahead of this one. everyone is looking at real madrid, the mentality monsters, they always find a way to get out of the hind stop we saw last season some incredible comebacks when they were down and out on the last legs, and they found a way. chelsea have some excellent players, the majority of whom would have been under pres

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we start with breaking news: myanmar�*s military government has confirmed that it carried out an airtrike on a village on tuesday. a spokesman said the target was an armed opposition group in the sagaing region, which has opposed the military government. at least 50 people died. let's speak to our south east asia correspondent, jonathan head. he has been looking at the situation. jonathan, tell us what you know about what happened with this military strike? ~ ~' ., happened with this military strike? ~ ~ ., ., , ., , strike? we know what survivors have told us. — strike? we know what survivors have told us, my _ strike? we know what survivors have told us, my colleagues - have told us, my colleagues have told us, my colleagues have spoken to a few of them, there was a ceremony planned yesterday morning, early in the morning it started, a lot of people had gathered from nearby communities as well to mark the opening of what they call a local administration office. this is a act of defiance against the military happening all over myanmar where people are running their own services, sch

there's a buddhist monk in myanmar who calls himself the tribe of myanmar -- trump of myanmar.lobal fascist moment coming out of the failure of neoliberalis the pandemic. take it back to the intimate of individual lives, of grief process. -- of grief unprocessed. also the grief of the pandemic, the grief of climate change. she does not process it. she turns it into rage. she calls that rage "love" and that is what you see with all of the january 6 that i spoke to, driving them into the capitol and driving them now into a more dispersed kind of simmering conflict. america this week the and gary prime minister, the far right orban tweeted his support for president trump any of marjorie taylor greene comparing trump being arrested to nelson mandela, to jesus. finally, you start the book with harry belafonte and and with pete seeger. why? >> partly because i cannot stand to take more readers on this dark tour without hope. but the hope and looking for is not the cheap "we can do it." i spent a lot of time with a great harry belafonte. you'd know him from "if i had a hammer." you kn

giving his life to expose the truth, myanmar new video of a journalist last day leads to cause for a fresh investigation. the boston celtics move through to the n b a playoff semi funds. ah hello there. it continues to be a scorching hot story across the south west of europe. we've had new national records set in portugal, spain and morocco. we are expecting temperatures to come down slightly here over the next few days, but that heat will push its way further east to northern parts of algeria and to nicea over the next few days. now things have been feeling a lot colder across more central and eastern parts of europe. temper sitting below the average here they will be on the rise across parts of the balkans over the next few days. 21 degrees in bucharest on sunday. ahead. a wet weather that's working its way across the west, bringing some heavy rain to southern parts of france. italy is set to see the works of that as we go into sunday with blustery winds, kicking down across central parts of the mediterranean. but it isn't improving picture up in the north. certainly for central pa

our world lead now women, children and the elderly in a remote village in myanmar massacred by theirountry's military, myanmar's military dropped a bomb on villagers gathered for religious celebration. minutes later, an attack helicopter came through and finish the job mowing down anyone still moving. this is the worst attack since the country descended into civil war two years ago. the current military rulers claim they're targeting rebels and resistance fighters. but cnn's quarante interviewed survivors and witnesses of this attack who say it was women and children being targeted. i want to warn you some of the images you're about to see her quite disturbing. hobie hobie hobie. on this dusty mound near a grove of banana trees. villagers don't know where to walk everywhere they turn is another dismembered body legs, arms severed heads, human flesh littering the earth. money we can't recognize who they are, says the man filming this video. there are so many hundreds of people had gathered for a community celebration last tuesday, part of a self governed district in the state, norther

myanmar's junta has admitted it carried out an airstrike that killed more than 100 people in tuesday.itary said the dead were fighters from the people's defense force and in legitimate target. the attack on the village was aimed at restoring peace and stability in that region. but as our reporter states, evidence from the scene suggests most of those killed were civilians, many of them children. a warning, this report contains disturbing images. reporter: two people shelter in a ditch. the sound of heavy caliber gun fire be heard in the distance. the sound of an army firing on its own people. a frank admission from the spokesman for the military government on state tv. >> yes, of course, we launched the attack of them. we were informed that pdf were killed in the attack. they are opposing our government. reporter: we met a major general through weeks ago in the capital, and asked him about similar attacks that have killed scores of civilians. he answered then as he does know, that these are legitimate military targets, and those killed are combatants. but new and distressing footage f

the teams of iran and myanmar, the other two teams of this group, on the 16th and 19th of april, two round-trip games in myanmar , the winner of the total of the two matches of the final stage of the olympic selection in the asian region , is a response to independence, today is the last chance of the head of the federation's professional licensing committee. football in reacting to the letter sent by the ceo of esteghlal club and ufc and the club's request to extend the deadline for stramachoni's debt settlement and then handing over the documents for obtaining a professional license , he said that according to the schedule of the asian football confederation, the clubs should pay all their financial debts on the 11th of december. last month, it was decided that i would set the task by 24:00 tonight and upload the documents and documents in the club license system of the asian football century . this is how it has been arranged for all the clubs in asia, and it has been communicated to them 9 months ago, and it is a law that cannot be extended tonight. from valuable veterans of our

sister hopes that the story for which her brother gave his life reminds people of the bloodshed in myanmar to day ruler. they are the dominion my knee, the 3 this i hate, people pay attention to me and market. i hope that people around the world once again, feel something must be done about the situation that and i take the images from the streets of me, m r. since the military cou, a disturbingly similar peaceful protest is facing off against soldiers and police using live rounds. the results, however much worse, at least 4 journalists have been killed since february 2021, and many more, detain this time around the whole country. they were acting the way they cried, go on the mill, on the protest, it was almost the same everywhere should the, the instruction must become from the top military general to use extreme violence to basically scare the demonstrators can just sister hopes the footage will be used to reopen the investigation and his death and pushed japan's government to take a tougher approach in its dealings with me on my tony chang, al jazeera, the philippines coast guard has r

united states, from the united kingdom and other countries, trying to cut off supplies of jet fuel to myanmar. but there are neighboring countries in this region that is still supplying the fuel. they need to keep those pains in the air and this stage there doesn't seem to be any shortage to stop. these types of salt is going out and fate. the last couple of days there have been similar air strokes reported in other parts of ma'am. all right, tony chang there. thanks so much. united nations secretary general is wanting of looming famine in somalia as it faces it worse drought. in decades, antonio guerrero says climate change is created. chaos. he's imploring the international community to act. urgency medicine assistance is needed for 8300000 salmoneus. and we must now act to prevent the capacitors. the 2020 city madison response plan which seeks $2600000.00 us dollars is just 15 percent funded. when famine looms, this is totally acceptable. i'll just, catherine. so i reports from by della the un secretary general has visited somalia many times before because of drought and violence. but this

help, lord, myanmar, help them to pursue path of peace and enlighten the hearts of leaders so that theted rohingya may encounterjustice. comfort refugees and deportees, political prisoners and migrants, especially those who are most vulnerable. as well as the victims of hunger, poverty and the dire effects of the drug trade, human trafficking and all other forms of slavery. lord, inspire the leaders of nations to ensure that no man over woman may encounter discrimination or be violated in his or her dignity that respect for human rights and democracy, these social wounds may be healed. and that the common good of the citizenry may be pursued always and slowly. and that security and the conditions needed for dialogue and peaceful coexistence may be guaranteed. brothers and sisters, our holy father has now risen to his feet. maybe he rediscovered the joy of the journey, experienced a foretaste of the beauty of heaven. today, let's summon the energy to advancing goodness, towards goodness itself which never disappoints. if, as one of the ancient fathers once wrote, the greatest sin is not

survivors say at least 53 people have been killed in one of the deadliest air strikes by myanmar�*s militaryn the ongoing civil war. the attack targeted a village in the north western sagaing region. the imf cuts forecasts for global growth, warning the uk and germany will be among the worst performing major economies. thousands ofjunior doctors across england spend the day on picket lines after beginning a four—day strike for higher pay. and a pair of trainers worn by the us basketball superstar michaeljordan sells at auction for a record 2.2 million dollars. hello and welcome to the programme. president biden has arrived in belfast for a four—day trip to mark the 25th anniversary of the historic good friday agreement. the landmark deal largely brought to an end the 30 year conflict in northern ireland, known as the troubles. president biden says he looks forward to reiterating america's commitment to preserving the peace. my colleague emma vardy has more. air force one arrives at belfast international, and northern ireland's first presidential visit in ten years is under way. time for a sh