more than seven thousand dead seals have been washed ashore on the coast of namibia. it's likely the mothers are not getting enough to eat, which can cause them to give birth early.

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lets speak now to no—dia dreyer, he's the cofounder of the ocean conservation namibia which has beenan point. bring us up to date on how many seals are known to have died. hi. we we re seals are known to have died. hi. we were out there this morning again and our estimation, we may have been and our estimation, we may have been a little conservative on our initial count of a five to eight around 5000. just the colony where dealing with for estimating in excess of 7000 dead pups. these are premature pups. there are tiny little aborted fetuses. that is not counting the adults, the adult females and other pups adults, the adult females and other pups lying dead on the beaches too. what is the likely cause thought to be? in history this has played out a few times before. it's normally shot down to food availability. it is the most likely because right now. because the animals are very emaciated. they are very thin line on the beaches. obviously very malnourished. females don't have a huge range because there all with current pups on the couch. at the fish looks far away they just don't h

nodia dreyer is the co—founder of ocean conservation namibia, which has been monitoring the situationnown to sacrifice their pups when food gets scarce. in history this has played out a few times before. it's normally down to food availability. it is the most likely cause right now. because the animals are very emaciated. they're very thin lying on the beaches. obviously very malnourished. females don't have a huge range because they're all with current pups on the coast. if the fish are too far away theyjust don't have a means to get the food and come back and nurse the pups. so they abort the foetus in an attempt to save themselves. can anything be done by humankind to help them? it's on such a big scale. if you had a couple of isolated individuals you could set up rehabilitation centres and try to feed them. but also the other big factor is that we can't say for certain that it is starvation. there could be toxins involved, sickness, disease and until we have a clearer picture of what the potential threats are, it's very difficult, we also want to avoid too much human, animal inter

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in namibia, more than 1000 dead seals have been washed ashore. most are cap's born prematu.servationists they, the cause is most likely a lack of food. female seals are known to abort their babies when they are malnourished. 6 at least people have been killed following days of protests against police brutality. the curfew and the -- in the commercial have lagos will be on saturday. tensions remained. >> the day after the television address, therare shootings. the president has ward that any future demonstrations will not be tolerated, while many here are satfied with how it has turned out. >> the government does not get it. we have seen a. >> before we knew it. the only way we knew was -- >> this is the most peaceful protest in nigeria. reporter: it is unclear what the future holds. they will stay home and they say that they will no longer the inacce donations. many are still unsatisfied. there's been a political awakening. they have been taught to organize themselves ahead of the elections. reporter:of several council steps in to offer fe meals after the government refused

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and conservation a scramble to work out what's killed thousands of seals along namibia's coastline.o welcome back to bring you a story now about al jazeera journalist ahmed hussein has been illegally detained in egypt 1400 days without challenge he was arrested while on holiday to visit his family and cairo that was in 2016 the detention is in violation of both egyptian and international law. in poland women's rights activists have been protesting for a 2nd day against a high court ruling banning virtually all abortions demonstrations were held in a number of polish cities the court ruled that having an abortion because of fetal defects is unconstitutional terminations will only be allowed in the case of rape or incest or if the pregnancy threatens the health of the mother. when used in a state it's not that women are not ready to have a baby these women are not ready to experience the death of their young child who will die right after being born because of genetic defects and sicknesses no one is ready for that and no one teaches that at schools so we should not tolerate thought w

the number of digits seals found on the coast of namibia has risen above $7000.00 the nonprofit group ocean conservation libya's said they washed ashore at pelican point peninsula a popular tourist destination the group believes starvation is the most likely cause of death i mean source of food fish have moved from the area. and i just some breaking developments the opposing sides in libya's civil war have agreed to a permanent ceasefire and a u.n. brokered deal signed in geneva on friday but the deal comes after the internationally recognized government in tripoli succeeded in fighting off an offensive by warlords and if a half that the agreement calls for all foreign fighters to leave libya the north african country has been ravaged by conflict since the ouster of longtime despotic market daffy in 2011 after several failed attempts to broker peace observers are skeptical that the latest ceasefire will hold. or turn out to a gear steinberger from the german institute for international and security affairs a good to see you go up is this the deal that will bring about long lasting pea

the number of death seals found on the coast of namibia has risen above $7000.00 the nonprofit group of ocean conservation maybe they washed ashore at pelican point peninsula a popular tourist destination the group believes starvation is the most likely cause of death. russia is blaming toxic algae for the mass death of marine life on its north west coast of greenpeace has warned of an ecological disaster after bay there is fell ill and marine life died on the come check up on insulin moscow says the problem is not man made. hindus in the indian city of cold cut up are only an annual festival this virus restrictions public access to the celebrations has been limited and the events have moved online 1st of all come home or it's the slaying of a demon like in the triumph of good over evil. germany has recorded more than 11000 new coronavirus infections over the past 24 hours for the 2nd day in a row all the surge in corn a virus cases year is mirrored and other countries across europe with many nations reaching new highs infection rates are faced with a spiraling crisis gomez around th

more than seven thousand dead seals have been washed ashore on the coast of namibia.t are premature pups. conservationists say it's likely the mothers are not getting enough to eat, which can cause them to give birth early. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the columnist for the article, ali miraj and the uk correspondent for france 2a, benedicte paviot. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. the ‘i' says millions of meals for disadvantaged kids in england have been donated — after a huge network of volunteers from cafes, pubs, restaurants and councils has intervened to tackle child food poverty. the daily mirror carries a story about the same campaign — which has been led and inspired by manchester united striker — marcus rashford. and the guardian reflects that scores of councils in england have pledged to feed disadvantaged children over the school holidays — as theyjoined a wave of public support for the campaign. the daily mail reports that following todays strict lockdown in wales — police on the

distant locations without public transportation m powering self portraits of over him by young men in namibiathe traditional colonial portrait turned on its head the community in lagos all the photographers spent sustained periods of time with their subjects directly engaging with the communities it's art as activism this isn't about looking i'm pointing this about saying actually look there's a point of similarity there's a part of empathy that we can all come to when we encounter different experiences different peoples different communities and societies and different individuals the london commuter will find much that is familiar that seems of marginalized communities homelessness and saving the environment they are all universal the passage is an encounter with empathy and understanding of different people and communities brought into focus for a global conversation jessica baldwin al jazeera london. this is al-jazeera the.

more than 7000 seals have been found dead along the coast of namibia experts say it's not clear whatsed the deaths biologists of recorded seal pups fetuses and adult females washing up this month conservationists are concerned that it could affect breeding cycles for years to comes was left no real cause the problem yet the real solutions. it's a multi. faceted problem it could be it could be due to hunger could be disease it could be toxins the water could be a combination of a bunch of factors 'd that's why i was scrambling at the moment. i'm. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines sudan is set to become the 3rd arab country this year to normalize ties with israel the u.s. brokered deal was announced by president donald trump he says at least 5 more arab states want the same agreement alan fischer has more eyes for donald trump well he seems to embrace the i.

conservationists in namibia and raising concerns after the death of thousands of seals nearly $7000.00 cape seal pups and fetuses of washed up along the coastline this month actually unclear what's causing it but there are fears the death could affect breeding cycles of the animal for years to come. and yet another warning about the health of the arctic for the 1st time since records began 40 years ago a key source of siberian ice has yet to stop freezing this is on the lot to say known as the birthplace of ice the latest well this is the latest it has ever gone without starting to freeze over scientists believe it's because of a record breaking heat wave in the region and changing waters in the atlantic ocean and why the lack of ice will cause chain reactions across the arctic here's more from jason box who's a climatologist and a professor at the geologic survey of denmark and greenland he says the drop in temperature could lead to other problems in the region the sea ice has in the last 40 years lost half its mass half of its that is and half of its area in this year after greenlee

the last oil and gas from namibia is selling off licenses to the world's biggest oil companies but environmentalists are concerned that fracking for shale could destroy elephant habitats and water supply. now $70000000000.00 in revenue $1800000000.00 active users and worth more than $800000000000.00 facebook must be doing something right in catering for the world's desire to connect but there's a darker side to mark zuckerberg social media company some say the platform has pushed holocaust denial genocide and it's a super spreader of false hopes and it's accused of being a home to anti vaccine is political conspiracies and disinflation so just how did it get so big well it crushed the competition through acquisitions copycat products i'm struggling news content providers. well the only time it's been held to account was for the misuse of data by cambridge analytical which also worked on president trump's 2016 presidential campaign during that time the network was used to spread misinformation facebook was fined $5000000000.00 a slap on the wrist for such a huge company but it may be hit with another

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because you did the charity challenge in namibia. so last time we we re challenge in namibia.nquil. it is going to be rather u nsettled, tranquil. it is going to be rather unsettled, in fact. we are looking at showers or longer spells of rain. in between there will be some sunshine but it will also be blustery, especially so in the south. low pressure is nominating our weather and it is the low pressure that brought us all the heavy rain and some flooding issues as we went through the weekend. that low pressure will be with us for much of this week, drifting northwards. this morning, though, we have got a weather front wrapped around it, bringing rain across northern ireland. it will get into western scotland, wales, south—west england and the channel islands. ahead of that, we‘re looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers and there are some fog patches to watch out for as well. through the day, that weather front will drift further eastwards, taking more rain in across for example the midlands. it is going to be quite windy in the south today, particularly south—west englan

in namibia more than seven—thousand dead seals have washed ashore in the past few days. which have been born prematurely. conservationists say one of the most likely cause is a lack of food as female seals have been known to abort their babies when they are malnourished. nigeria's president muhammadu buhari has said at least 69 people have been killed during days of protests against police brutality. the deaths were mainly civilians but include police officers and soldiers. a curfew in the country's commercial hub — lagos — will be eased from saturday but as our west africa correspondent reports, tensions remain. the day after the presidents television addressed that very few people here and the lack of tollgate in the shootings. many nigerians have been frightened by the scenes of violence they've seen in the last few days the president has also said that any future demonstrations will not be tolerated. but many people here unsatisfied with how it all turned out. it's a government that does not care. we see it was up we have a government that does not care for the life

the number of dead seals found on off the coast of namibia has risen. risen about $7000.00 the nonprofit group ocean's conservation and then libya said said they washed ashore at pelican point peninsula a popular tourist destination the group believes starvation is the most likely cause of death their main source of food fish have moved from the area. thousands of students have marched in budapest calling for the autonomy of the university of theater and fine arts the government appointed a new board of trustees to the institution in august the students have been blockading the university for weeks they say the new board deprives the school of academic freedom. now here in europe governments are scrambling to contain an alarming resurgence of the coronavirus today france became the 2nd european country choose a past 1000000 confirmed infections following spain earlier this week several other countries are also setting fresh records for daily cases the crisis is from saying leaders across the continent to tighten restrictions and impose lockdowns once mo

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the number of dead seals found on the coast of namibia as risen above 7000 the nonprofit group ocean conservation and maybe are washed ashore at pelican point when still a popular tourist destination the group believes starvation is the most likely cause of death main source of food fish moved from the area. thousands of students have marched in budapest calling for the autonomy of the university or theater and finals the government appointed a new board of trustees to the institution and organise students have been located in the university for weeks say the new board deprives the school of academic freedom. to poland where police in warsaw have clashed with protesters voicing their outrage over a court ruling that effectively bounds abortions in the country the nation's top court ruled on thursday that abortion abortions for fetal abnormalities violate the polish constitution and the abortion campaigners including president of praise the ruling but women's health activists say force women to have illegal abortions or go abroad. their revolution is female they shouted hundreds of pr

distant locations without public transportation empowering self portraits of over him the young men in namibiathe traditional colonial portrait turned on its head. the l g b t community in lagos all the photographers spent sustained periods of time with their subjects directly engaging with the communities it's art as activism this isn't about looking i'm pointing lists about saying actually look there's a point of similarity there's a point of empathy that we can all come to when we encounter different experiences different peoples different communities and societies and different individuals the london commuter will find much that is in the earlier that seems a marginalized communities homelessness and saving the environment they are all universal the passage is an encounter with empathy and understanding of different people and communities brought into focus for a global conversation jessica baldwin al-jazeera london. and that's it for the news our keeping our knowledge of syria back after the break. stories of struggle stories of achievement. from opposite ends of europe contrasting past a

so, namibia attacks attacks moz. nato is all about everybody responding to an attack. they don't use the word, aggression. okay? his second idea was what is now called national self-determination, wilson never used that word. bolsheviks use that word. the third idea was democracy. he's starting an argument that now i think is empirically valid, that no two liberal democracies have ever gone to war against each other. if you can think of an exception, let me know. i always tell me students, if you come up with a really good exception, i'll give you $400 and we'll write the most kicking article in political science. so you can imagine what this means. you can get to world peace without world government, without world empire, without the second coming if countries would become democracies. and then lastly, adopt the league. so these are his big ideas and what i'm going to concentrate on is this one. there's lots of stuff to talk about here, but it turns out that for the league fight, it's really that one that's the heart of it. okay. so, this is what you -- by the way, yo

working right now and trying to be of help in southern africa with regard to the independence of namibia and the removal of the cuban surrogates, the thousands of them from angola. so i can say there are a great many interests. i believe that we have a great interest in the pacific basin. that is where i think the future of the world lies. but i am not going to pick out one and in advance hypothetically say, oh, yes, we would send troops there. >> i'm sorry, mr. president. your time was up. >> mr. mondale, you have described the soviet leaders as, i'm quoting, cynical and dangerous, assuming a complete lack of trust in them. in that case, what do you think the annual summit meetings with them that you have proposed will result in agreements that would satisfy the interests of this country? >> because the only type of agreements to reach for the soviet union are the types that are specifically defined so we know exactly what they must do subject to full verification, which means we know every day whether they're living up to it, and follow-ups wherever we find suggestions that they're vio

dramatically it's a time when nelson mandela was released from prison it's a time when the former colony of namibia became independent a lot of changes like this happened throughout africa so from that perspective looking at germany and what was happening in germany was just one of many events in those years that changed the world for me as a german person of course that was something that was still of significance that was fascinating and when i came back to germany at that time i would try to spend time in east germany and in fact studied in berlin at the time when the war was still up on you in the east of burden to some extent from short term visits then about coming back afterwards i've always been fascinated by how these 2 different parts of germany developed and how they're growing together now and being here in berlin obviously one does spend quite a lot of time in the former east germany even simply by going to eastern and eastern parts of berlin itself. let's go to thomas sparrow at the front of front of the gate said events that change the world one of the things that change the world ri

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you have robbed brenda with you, and you guys met in namibia, is that white?just wanted to be present in the sheer delight of running behind louise minchin, which, if anybody is down, if you have ever got the chance to do it, you have to do it stop she has like the pied piper of happy. that is why lam here. the pied piper of happy. that is why i am here. the the pied piper of happy. that is why lam here. the people at the pied piper of happy. that is why i am here. the people at home, the pied piper of happy. that is why lam here. the people at home, we are at one metre of distance as well. it will be a delightful day and i'm looking forward to it, even though already pretty wet. we are already wet. i could have made our lives easier, we could have done a nice, flat run and instead i chose an off—road trail run, which will be very slippery, and the weather, the rain has stopped in the last ten minutes or so so it might be ok for an hourorso. minutes or so so it might be ok for an hour or so. that is seriously impressive, louise. tell us a bit about how your tr

we really liked the idea of showing people you don't have to go to the amazon or the deserts of namibiaa sparrowhawk, who is the predator of the garden. the pictures look amazing, we look forward to watching it. if you know the voice, paul rudd is the man who does the voice—over, from hollywood films. the first six episodes are available now on apple tv. you are watching bbc breakfast and the time is 8:59am. good morning, it's wednesday october 7th, i'm victoria derbyshire, here are the headlines: scotland faces new restrictions to combat a rise in covid cases — with pubs and restaurants expected to be affected. it comes as the uk government says it will do everything it can to avoid another national lockdown for england. we don't want to go back to a second lockdown where we end up having to close the economy and the potential damage that has on people's livelihoods. although nowhere near the peak earlier this year — would you accept even further restrictions?