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papua new guinea has called for international assistance.australia has already responded and humanitarian agencies are on the ground. but more help is needed in what's looking more like a recovery than a rescue mission. this is a community in mourning and people here are still waiting to say their goodbyes. katy watson, bbc news. joining me to discuss is mate bagossy, who is leading the un development programme's humanitarian response in papua new guinea. good to have you. the latest we've been hearing is there is an evacuation order in place for almost 8000 people as the ground is still moving. what's the latest that you can tell us about that? are people able to get out? about that? are people able to net out? . ~' ,, about that? are people able to net out? ., ~ i. ., ., get out? thank you for having me. so get out? thank you for having me- so yes. _ get out? thank you for having me. so yes, around _ me. so yes, around approximately almost 8000 people have been identified as leaving the area that's under imminent threat of further landslid

we have a challenge here that finding safe, available available land is a problem in papua new guineand across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at another story making the headlines. sir keir starmer has pledged to "stop the chaos" and "rebuild the country" in his first major speech of the election campaign. the labour leader appealed to undecided voters, and urged people to trust him to deliver economic stability and protect national security. incumbent rishi sunak was also out campaigning and dismissed the speech as "waffle" — saying it contained "not a single plan for the future". let's have a listen. whatever the polls say, i know there are countless people who haven't decided how they'll vote in this election. they still have questions about us. "has labour changed enough? "do i trust them with my money, our borders, our security?" my answer is, yes, you can. meanwhile, visiting a football club in buckinghamshire, rishi sunak defended the conservative's plan for mandatory national service for 18—year—olds. he said it was a "bold" proposal which would foster a culture of servi

let's go live to katy watson in sydney, where she is monitoring developments on papua new guinea. in the last couple of hours, we have had the news of this big increase in the numbers of people that are believed to have been buried alive? that's right. a lot of people feared that the death toll would rise, but it's important to emphasise that this is an estimate. it comes from the national disaster centre, who said the landslide buried more than 2000 people alive. as of sunday, about five bodies had been recovered, so it is early days with the rescue mission. as you said, the un has given an estimate of around 670 people who died. that is based on the number of houses in the area that were destroyed, as well as those expectations of how many people were living in those buildings. it happened at about three in the morning on friday at a time when most people were of course fast asleep. so it will be a long time before we get the final numbers of those who died.— of those who died. explain how remote this — of those who died. explain how remote this area _ of those who died. explain

officials say more than 2000 people were buried in friday's landslide in papua new guinea as rescue effortspered by unstable terrain. and former president donald trump's criminal trial nears its close. ♪ welcome to world news america. israel is facing growing international condemnation after dozens were killed in rafah following an airstrike. israeli prime minister bennett jim a netanyahu called it a tragic mishap as video showed a massive fire ripping through the gazan city. at least 45 people were killed including women and children at a camp for displaced people according to the hamas run health ministry. the airstrike killed two senior members of hamas. mr. netanyahu promised an investigation. >> in rafah, we already evacuated about a one million uninvolved residents, and despite our best efforts not to harm the uninvolved, a tragic incident unfortunately happened yesterday. we are investigating the case and will draw the conclusions. >> here in washington, that national security council called the images from rafah heartbreaking, saying israel has a right to go after hamas and we under

andrew, thanks for your time today- _ just want to bring you some breaking news out of papua new guineavacuating nearly 8,000 people who are under threat of new landslide. thousands are still buried after a landslide hit a remote village in the north of the country on friday. aid agencies say they're unable to reach some of the people because the ground is still moving. the landslide took place in yambali village, in enga province in the early hours, while most of the community were asleep. entire communities have been left devastated. one woman has been unable to find several members of her family. translation: l have 18 - of my family members buried under the debris and soil that i'm standing on, and a lot more family members in the village i cannot count. i am the landowner here, but i cannot retrieve the bodies, so i'm here helplessly. there are various challenges hampering rescue efforts. here's the country director of the care international ngo, justine mcmahon. the biggest difficulty at the moment is that the ground is still unstable. so, the png defence force is actually leading

papua new guinea has called for international assistance.arian agencies are on the ground. but more help is needed in what's looking more like a recovery than a rescue mission. this is a community in mourning and people here are still waiting to say their goodbyes. katy watson, bbc news. spain has promised to give ukraine a billion euros worth of military aid. the predge came during a visit to the country by ukraine's president zelensky. he's been holding talks with the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez and signed a security agreement. the visit comes as ukraine battles a russian ground offensive in the northeastern kharkiv region which began on may 10 in moscow's biggest territorial advance in 18 months. the biggest problem that we have now is that russia is using more than 3000 bombs a month. we think they could use 3500 bombs next month. they have used 32 thousand and these will fall on civilians who have no weapons. it doesn't matter how much protection the soldiers have, they will not be able to resist. that was president zelensky _

in papua new guinea, it's feared more than 2,000 people were buried by a devastating landslide in a remote village. as election campaigning gathers pace — rishi sunak says his plan for a "modern" national service will strengthen uk security, while sir keir starmer says his party will deliver stability and above all — change. there's no doubt that the labour party now is fundamentally different to the labour party of 2019, when we lost so badly. this modern form of national service will mean the younger people get the skills and opportunities that they need, which will serve them very well in life. and it looks like a flying saucer — we'll explain just what's been caught on camera in the skies above california. the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has said an air strike which killed dozens of people in gaza was a "tragic mishap". the hamas run health ministry said at least 45 people, including children, were killed when a strike hit a camp for displaced people in the tal al—sultan area of rafah. the united states said the killing of innocent palestinians was "heartbreaking", and

it's a really tragic scene there in a remote part of papua new guinea. directly by a really large landslide there. as you've said, there's been a few bodies found and at the moment we're just assessing that and looking at further actions that need to be taken. 0bviously, search—and—rescue continues as best we can and we're also looking at what medical interventions, as well as looking at recovery around shelter, food and other items that will need to be required in the coming days and weeks. i mean, one thing to be said is papua new guinea is an incredibly beautiful country and amazing landscape and diversity, from coastal areas to the highlands and islands areas. in this part of papua new guinea there is really steep topography and we have in the past had a number of earthquakes or flood events that have triggered landslides, and other natural disasters. we've also seen el nino recently impacting know with drought considered in some areas. so there are a whole lot of natural kind of disasters that that do impact this area. it is incredibly remote. as yo

the hands of the jury and search and rescue efforts continue after a massive landslide in papua new guinea, what we're learning about what triggered the devastation are following these major stories anymore, i'll coming in right here to see a new central we begin this hour with breaking news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now calling a deadly airstrike in rafah a quote, tragic mistake. the gaza health ministry says that airstrike hit a refugee camp in rafah yesterday, killing at least 45 people some 200 others were wounded in the strike is really military claims that it killed two senior hamas officials. >> now those remarks come as hostage negotiations are set to resume in egypt tomorrow, and we are following this breaking news and we'll bring you a live report from that region in just moments. >> meantime, major cities on the east coast are bracing for potentially dangerous weather after deadly storms killed 21 people in the south central states this weekend. today, teams are assessing the damage and beginning of the cleanup amid soaring heat in some areas the storms this

new guinea has had months of heavy rain and is prone to tremors. an earthquakes. survivors are in urgent need of food, shelter, and medicine. and the priority for emergency teams is getting as many people as possible out of the disaster zone. alexander buyers, alda 0 of the sites and remo has made land full in east and india in bangladesh where it is flooded. coastal village is in close flights for damage, storm, not top pa, for millions of people in, in india, at least one person was killed in the state of west bengal. authorities in bangladesh of short schools, about 800000 people to be forced to leave the homes. the storm is expected to we can later on monday. at least 15 people have been killed by tornadoes in the united states. they tour across the states of texas, oklahoma, an arkansas injury, hundreds of people in destroying homes. the storm is it, at least of its kind to nearly a decade. some 47000 people are without power across the affected states. now, leaders from china, japan and south crew are in the south grand capital for a red tri

the united nations says 670 people are feared dead following a landslide in papua new guinea.t least 12 people are now confirmed dead after a russian attack on a crowded diy store in ukraine's second city of kharkiv. hello, i'm martine croxall. the uk's general election campaign is well and truly under way, with an eye—catching announcement from the conservative party to bring back mandatory national service if it wins on polling day onjuly 4th. the party said 18—year—olds would have a choice of either joining the military full—time for 12 months, or volunteering one weekend every month, taking part in community service, with organisations like the fire brigade, police or the national health service. the home secretary, james cleverly, said the plan would address social fragmentation and get young people "out of their bubble". labour has described the plan as a "desperate gimmick". more on that shortly. first, this report from our political correspondent leila nathoo. an eye—catching policy from the conservatives early on in this campaign, one that's grabbed the headlines in t

the united nations says 670 people are feared dead following a landslide in papua new guinea. the conservatives say they'll bring back mandatory national service for 18—year—olds if they win the general election. labour has described the plan as a gimmick. bangladesh braces for an intense cyclone — tens of thousands flee coastal villages for concrete storm shelters. hello, i'm martine croxall. we begin with breaking news from the middle east. hamas says it's launched a large missile attack on the city of tel aviv. rocket sirens have sounded there as well as across other cities in central israel. it's believed that the rockets were fired from the rafah area of southern gaza. let's go live tojerusalem and speak to our correspondent danjohnson. yes, they aerate sirens have been sounding across a large area of tel aviv in the last hour or so, we have heard interceptions over the city by colleagues in tel aviv, at least six, possibly eight rockets that have been intercepted by israeli defence systems which are very effective, but it does look like some of these rockets, that we bel

rescue teams are running against time in papua new guinea, where a major landslide swept away a villagethe un says about 670 people could have been killed. the raf pilot who was killed in a spitfire crash in lincolnshire has been named as squadron leader mark long. hello, i'm tadhg enright. welcome to bbc news. palestinian officials have accused the israeli military of carrying out a deadly air strike on an area for displaced people near rafah in southern gaza. dozens of people have reportedly been killed, including children. israel said the attack targeted a compound where senior hamas officials had gathered. it came just hours after hamas said it launched a big rocket attack in the tel aviv area of central israel, several of which were intercepted by air defence systems, according the israeli military. we will speak in more detail about that story with my colleague mohamed taha in a few minutes�* time. let's turn to the general election campaigns here in the uk. sir keir starmer will appeal to voters in a keynote speech later, saying they can trust labour with britain's borders, econo

we were just back today from the landslide location in papua new guinea.ential survivors or bodies of people who are victims of this landslide. so it is difficult to estimate the total number of victims. right now, the priorities are, on the one hand, to continue the search and rescue, or rather retrieval operations of the bodies, and on the other to provide shelter, food, wash, assistance, so humanitarian assistance to the survivor populations. and also another priority is to ensure that a safe zone is created and other surrounding populations who might be at risk can be evacuated to safer zones, because the landslide is still progressing, and the entire zone is dangerous. in the middle east, there's growing international condemnation of an air strike near rafah in gaza, which palestinian officials say killed at least 45 people — including women and children — at a refugee camp. israel says it conducted a precise strike against two senior hamas leaders and says it's investigating how this happened. the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has called it "a

thinking is coming out of asia pacific, a huge land slide has struck a remote village in pop point, new guinea, we believe in the northern province of anger. jessica washington is standing by for us in chicago and indonesia with the latest it's. it's breaking news. what more do we know about this incident? jessica? it will. this is very much a developing situation with some local john list confirming that a land slide hitch angle province at around 3 am at the national board. costa, in australia, the sterling pulled cost incorporation says that around $100.00 people of the dead . let me just talk you through the area that we are looking at. this is around the remote problems. most people living traditional lifestyle is mostly subsistence farm is living in that area which is around it's 2 to 3 hours from the provincial capital and around 600 kilometers from the capital port mostly. now it is unclear

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why, but from berlin, a land slide in the middle of the night in scores are feared dead in pop on new guinea. dozens of homes and remote villages were flattened with families buried by morning. the damage was clear. the death toll still climbing, also coming up. the white house rolls out the red carpet for the president of kenya and announces an upgrade in diplomatic relations. plus a look at the impact of artificial intelligence and deep face on india is a 6 week long election. it's a window into what might be in other upcoming roads around the world, the grid golf. it's good to have you with us on this friday more than 100 people or for your did in a massive landslide and pop on new guinea. it struck about 600 kilometers north of the capital port morris b at 3 am local time authorities say 6 remote villages were hit by the landslide and that emergency response teams are assessing the damage to a reuters news agency has just published this voltage filled by one of the witnesses in under guineas anger. providence. as you can see, this is a disruption federal custody that took place last nigh

and 100 people died due to a landslide in the mountainous area in the north of central papua new guinea. it is said that up to 100 people were trapped under the rubble. the landslide occurred in the early hours of the morning when people were still sleeping due to the landslide , the transportation routes for aid and relief were closed in papua new guinea, an archipelago and a country in the southwest of the pacific ocean and in the north of australia. well, dear viewers, you are invited. i would like to say that at this moment to the speech of seyyed hassan nasrallah, the secretary all lebanese hezbollah pay attention. foreign minister of the islamic republic of iran, mr. malik rahmati, governor of east azerbaijan. president's bodyguard and pilots tahir mustafavi seyed tahir mustafavi and pilot colonel mohsen darya. i did, and what is related to these is close to our region, to the regions where there are developments , so there are several parts and clauses in my speech, one part about the head of shahid himself and the foreign minister of shahid himself, and one part about regarding

we are now going to turn to the pacific island of papa new guinea.een buried alive in a landslide that hit on friday. the country's disaster management agency said in a letter to the united nations that the landslide caused major destruction to buildings and has damaged the economy. unstable terrain is making the work dangerous for rescue teams. the figure is substantially higher than the last estimate by the un, which put the number of missing at 670. the disaster hit a remote village in enga province, nearly 600km north—west of the capital port moresby. our correspondent katy watson is monitoring the developments from sydney. it's important to emphasise this is an estimate. it comes from the national disaster centre who said that the landslide buried more than 2,000 people alive. at the moment, as of sunday, about five bodies had been recovered. so it is really, really early days with the rescue mission. and as you said, the un has given an estimate of around 670 people who've died and it's based on the number of houses that were in the area that w

the death toll in papua new guinea's landslide is feared to be more than 600.diy store has killed at least 12 people. president zelensky called the bombing an act of madness and appealed for more air defences to be given to his country. a fire at a children's hospital in the indian capital, delhi, has killed at least six babies. several other newborns are receiving treatment after being rescued from the burning building. the cause of the fire is not yet clear.

as the un is calling efforts to rescue survivors of a landslide and pop with new guinea, a race against time within 670 people are believed to have been killed when the landslide flattened the village and the countries north. funeral processions have started in the remote village of young bali, in the highlands of popular new guinea. hundreds are believed to still be buried under the mud after a mass of land slide struck the region on friday. with some boulders as big as shipping containers hitting homes, it happened at night when many were fast asleep. the main road leading to the village is now blocked timeframe relief efforts, villagers, some of them and bare feet, use shovels, axes, and other makes use of tools to search for loved ones. this, i remember this one that's a funny bird. we have always has bosses bills, hotels, yes, houses. motor about 50 uh, stalls. all those process all going all ready at the moment. this one is now asking the national government to relocate them to a different area because these are the iris the land slide hit, several villages in angle province, some

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new leaders add the race to fine survivors of a massive land slide in a remote part of the top of new guinea. hundreds of feed dead and injured slumped roads in the mountainous region, him to the rest of the way the bank visible and welcome israel has rejected an order from the international court of justice to immediately stop its military offensive in the southern gauze and the city of wrap up. israel insists its operations inside gaza, or in line with the international, lo and its released these images claiming to show when a salt taking place in the north. the military says it has killed, quote, thousands of terrorists and destroyed wrong with the launch sites. heavy funding that has forced palestinians to flee that you'll find the refugee camp. the wednesday is more than 100000 people and slaves, and old and guns are embracing plates. in the face of the icy j building. israel says it has a right to defend itself against homeless and continue its campaign in gaza as it looks to free hostages taken during the october 7th terror attacks. a file from the front lines of the warren, gaza, is

tonight, linsey, with the search efforts proving difficult the government of papua new guinea has asked international community for help linsey? >>> tonight, a deadly air strike kill killing palestinians in gaza. it comes just days after the u.n.'s top court ordered israel to immediately halt its military operation in rafah. here's abc's britt clennett. >> reporter: tonight, screams of horror amid a burning inferno. the frightful, frantic moments after israeli strikes engulfed a refugee camp in western rafah on sunday night. desperate attempts to put out the flames. people scrambling to rescue anyone they can. at least 50 killed and 249 injured in the overnight attack, according to the hamas-run gaza health ministry. many people treated with severe burns and shrapnel injuries. >> reporter: tonight, israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu calling the strikes “a tragic mishap” saying there was “a technical failure” and that the incident will be investigated. the strikes hitting the tal al-sultan area. >> reporter: manal salman saying, “we were here in tents and suddenly we found rocket

more than 2,000 people possibly buried in a catastrophic landslide in papua new guinea. rescuers are struggling to reach the victims. here's abc's foreign correspondent, james longman. >> reporter: 2,000 people are now feared buried alive tonight in that devastating papua new guinea landslide, three times previous estimates. locals are still digging for survivors with spades, sticks, anything they can find, even their bare hands. more than 150 homes were engulfed here, the rubble 25 feet deep in places. local media say rescuers have heard cries for help and that one couple was, incredibly, found alive. few were as lucky. this woman says she has 18 family members buried in the debris but that she's helpless to retrieve them. the first heavy machinery arrived today, but the recovery operation is dangerous. terrain still unstable. rescuers can only move so fast. so far, they've found the bodies of just five victims. >> it's very difficult to recover the bodies from underneath the heavy debris. and the land is still sliding. rocks are continuing to fall. >> reporter: before

it's a remote part of poplar and new guinea hundreds or if you're dead and injured with the rescue effort being hindered by conditions on the ground. the . i'm michael. ok. welcome. israel has rejected an order from the international court of justice in the hague to immediately stop. it's military offensive. in the southern gauze and city of rasa, the court described the humanitarian situation there as disastrous, but stopped short of ordering a full ceasefire. israel insist it's operations inside garza is in line with international law. a file from the front lines of the war in gaza is rails military campaign suffered a major legal blog is that it must immediately hold its meaning to offense. and any other action ended up a government which may inflict on the by assuming a group and gaza conditions of life that would bring about it's physical destruction in whole or info. that's the latest icy j rolling unequivocal about the need for is round to protect the palestinians and do more to provide vital aid. the decision welcomed by south africa, which brought the case and his accused israel

more than 670 people are believed to have been killed in a landslide and a remote part of poplar new guinea. the estimated death toll from the u. n's migration agency comes as rescuers tried to move survivors to stay for ground. the national government is considering whether it needs to officially request more international support for us and australia have already stated they're ready to provide assistance. the funeral processions have started in the remote village of young bali, in the highlands of popular new guinea. hundreds are believed to still be buried under the mud after a mass of land slide struck the region on friday with some boulders as big as shipping containers hitting homes. it happened at night when many were fast asleep . the main road leading to the villages now blocked hampering relief efforts, villagers, some of them and bare feet, use shovels, axes, and other makes use of tools to search for loved ones. there's unlimited as well. that's built a fully built. we have all those boxes, payables, hotels, yes, houses. that's a modem about 50 uh, stalls. all those products, a

papua new guinea has called for international assistance.humanitarian agencies are on the ground. but more help is needed in what's looking more like a recovery than a rescue mission. this is a community in mourning and people here are still waiting to say their goodbyes. katy watson, bbc news. the bbc has been hearing how people in a remote part of northern nigeria are hiding in the bush, out of fear of further kidnappings. it comes after more than 100 people were reported missing and ten people killed, after militants abducted residents of from a remote village in the west african nation. fighters suspected to be part of the group boko haram reportedly carried out the attack in niger state, in the remote village of kuchi. the region has seen an increase in similar attacks in recent months. it's estimated more than 500 people have been kidnapped by armed groups in north—central nigeria this year. 0ur africa correspondent simi jolaoso reports from lagos. it was mainly women and children that were taken from this remote village in niger state

the united nations says almost 700 people are feared dead following a landslide in papua new guinea.s almost three to four days now, but their bodies are not located yet. sirens heard across tel aviv as hamas says it's launched a large missile attack on the city — the first in months. a russian attack on a busy superstore in kharkiv has killed at least 1a people now, with more than a dozen still unaccounted for. and it's kick—off for leeds and southampton and it's half—time for leeds and southampton in the championship play off final at wembley. who will return to the premier league? hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. we start here in the uk, and the fourth day of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 4th ofjuly. the home secretary, james cleverly, says the conservatives�* plan to bring back a form of compulsory national service if it wins, is about pushing young people out of their "comfort zone". the party says it would cost £2.5 billion a year and would see 18 year—olds join the military for a year or serve and would see 18—year—olds join the military for a year or serve th

the landslide had popular new guineas, northern and good province at around 3 am on friday for young people in their homes while they were sleeping survivors, a motors, the size of cars came tumbling down, crushing houses below. no one knows exactly how many victims are under the debris, the bodies and yet to be reaching the locals as they are working. and trying to dig a little over what is probably in shall government to 7, the national disaster team. we now could team and simple ladies and defense personal to go in there and check up, assess the site. the 6 villages are affected. the most people here are small scale farmers and they've lost everything. they've got into the wild animals. the livestock. yeah, everything was there and there they are appealing to our government and he owes me for food and shelter. emergency crews are struggling to access the remote region. more than 600 kilometers from the capital. parts of the affected area can only be reached by helicopter. the main road leading, leading from the provincial town, is cut off by about 200 nations. so that definitely w

thank you. >>> overseas now, that horrific landslide in papua new guinea.early 700 people are feared dead. hope is fading of finding survivors buried beneath the earth in thick mounds of rubble. drone footage captures the scope and scale of the damage. conditions are making it difficult to bring aid in to survivors. patrick reevell joins us. what can you tell us about the search? >> reporter: yeah, the united nations now says it fears 670 people may have been killed in that massive landslide that completely buried a village in a remote area of papua new guinea on friday. more than 150 homes were buried and the damage is so extensive that they so far only have been able to recover five bodies. locals are desperately trying to dig out survivors with whatever tools they can, mostly shovels, but hope is shrinking with the rubble more than 26 feet in some places. some aid is starting to be delivered but officials say the area remains extremely dangerous because some land is still sliding. they evacuated an additional 250 homes just today. tonight, fears that the

it said that after a long slide test through a rural community and pop point new guinea plus job and saw that a lot of land in this country is owned by a minority. i'll tell you why lat, redistribution is a big expression. welcome to the program at $1600.00 gmc, that's 7 o'clock in the evening in tel aviv. well, the rates are in so running out for the 1st time in full months. how boss is military wing. the custom brigade says, find the barrels of massages into israel. these are in the military size. it's a defense systems intercepted several of several of them. no tests have been reported that somebody's riley's run to safety is the rock is headed and is there any media reports? one person was slightly injured in the city of her. let's see. it's just north of tel aviv now. israel has been dollars that are from reporting from inside the country, so we cross over to solver, colorado, to join us now from the jordanian capital and with the very latest. so let's just talk about the response from israel. that'd be a diplomatic whole political response. and they'll also be a military wall a

let's speak to nicholas booth, undp resident representative of papua new guinea.im assessment from colleagues of yours that it's unlikely we will find any more survivors. unlikely we will find any more survivors-_ unlikely we will find any more survivors. , ., , survivors. yes, look, of course is not impossible _ survivors. yes, look, of course is not impossible and - survivors. yes, look, of course is not impossible and we - survivors. yes, look, of course l is not impossible and we always hold out hope. as you know, the landslide happened at 3am last friday — it is now tuesday afternoon — quite obviously the hope is getting dimmer as time goes on. hope is getting dimmer as time noes on. h, ., hope is getting dimmer as time noes on. ,., ., ., goes on. ok, so how would you describe the _ goes on. ok, so how would you describe the nature _ goes on. ok, so how would you describe the nature of- goes on. ok, so how would you describe the nature of the - describe the nature of the other operation that's been going on? we've been speaking about the difficulties that sea

rescue teams search for survivors in the aftermath of a huge landslide in papua new guinea — where almostare feared dead. we start here in the uk — and the fourth day of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 4th ofjuly. labour says it won't raise income tax or national insurance, if it wins power. the pledge was made by the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, speaking to the bbc, but she didn't rule out some spending cuts, saying there would be "difficult decisions" to make. leila nathoo has more. thank you very much. she wants to decide how taxpayers money is spent. rachel reeves making her pitch in west yorkshire this afternoon, promising a labour government would ensure economic stability. today, she said if she became chancellor there would be no rises in income tax or national insurance. but she acknowledged she would face difficult decisions and that public services were struggling. we're not going to be bringing back austerity, but we have got that immediate injection of cash into our front line public services. that's a down payment on the changes that we want to make. bu

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the united nations says almost 700 people are feared dead following a landslide in papua new guinea. it's kick—off for leeds and southampton in the championship play off final at wembley. who will return to the premier league? hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. welcome to the programme. we start here in the uk, and the fourth day of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 4th ofjuly. the home secretary, james cleverly, says the conservatives plan to bring back a form of compulsory national service if it wins, and says it's about pushing young people out of their "comfort zone". the party says it would cost £2.5 billion a year and would see 18—year—olds join the military for a year or serve the community for a weekend a month for the same period. our political correspondent helen catt has more. the return of national service is certainly an eye—catching policy but it wouldn't be national service quite like these men experienced between 1949 and 1963. instead all 18—year—olds would have to choose between a year of military service or volunteer work in public services. it's about a

rescuers have arrived at the site of a massive landslide in papua new guinea.ead after the disaster struck whilst people slept in the country's remote highlands yesterday. a rapid response team of medics and military personnel have reached the site of the landslide, around 600 kilometres from the capital, port moresby. a united nations official in the region said at least four bodies have been recovered from the rubble. let's get the latest now from chris jensen. he's the national director for the charity, world vision. he joins us from the capital, ports moresby. hello, welcome to the programme, chris. now that teams have reached the site, what are they finding on the ground? what are they finding on the round? , . , what are they finding on the round? , ., , . ground? yes, thanks very much. look, it ground? yes, thanks very much. look. it is _ ground? yes, thanks very much. look. it is a _ ground? yes, thanks very much. look, it is a really _ ground? yes, thanks very much. look, it is a really tragic - look, it is a really tragic scene there. we've got approx

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papua new guinea has called for international assistance.agencies are on the ground. but more help is needed in what's looking more like a recovery than a rescue mission. this is a community in mourning and people here are still waiting to say their goodbyes. katy watson, bbc news. king charles has released a message saying: "my wife and i were deeply shocked and saddened to learn of the devastating landslide in enga, and the tragic loss of so many lives, homes and food gardens. " he goes on to say they send their "most heartfelt condolences to the families and communities who have suffered so much as a result of this appallingly traumatic event. papua new guinea is very much in our special thoughts and prayers." to georgia, where a parliamentary vote is to take place on tuesday, which is almost certain to overturn a presidential veto on a controversial law that has sparked weeks of protests in the country. this was tbilisi on sunday. it comes after the legal affairs committee decided to allow the parliamentary vote on the "foreign influence

now, chris janson, the national director for world vision poppaea of papua new guinea. thank you so much for joining us. chris. i mean, the figure is horrendous. we are reporting on it last week but the rescue workers have clearly really realized the scale of the devastation yeah. >> absolutely. look, this is an absolutely tragic event to remote, beautiful part of new guinea, but it's saying its fair share of tragedies with tribal fighting and other challenges related to development issues. but yeah, this is a landslide of massive proportion the moment we're looking at confirmed either figure of 670 is you mentioned from the un with 150 households there's estimates of up to 2000 people at the moment. we're still really not sure and your heart goes out to families and those impacted by this we're working with the government on the ground to provide supplies medical assistance, and other requirements when we look at the images, the aerial images, and the rescue workers on the ground. >> you didn't see any signs of a village or a town at all? it seems like compounding this

they do not have any special problems at the moment, and they were caused by a landslide in papua new guinea more than 300 people were buried under the debris. the landslide also destroyed 1,200 houses . australian tv announced that the roads have been destroyed and the only way to help the victims is to help them it is aerial. papua new guinea with a population of 10 million people is located in the north of the continent of australia and oceania. the next part of the news at 17:00. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, ladies and gentlemen, hello , welcome to the stock exchange news. tehran stock exchange company's market operations management did not approve part of the stock market transactions. the market supervisor of tehran stock exchange company, part of today's stock transactions in some symbols, such as shast ta, foulad, femli kaveh and a number of other symbols in accordance with clause four of madhegi. the executive order did not approve the way of conducting transactions in tehran stock exchange. called the principle of fairness has not been respected in sy

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talking about law enforcement involved in the search of mar-a-lago and a dire situation in papua new guinea00 people are feared dead following a landslide. what the latest on the rescue and recovery efforts live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with kin group it's memorial day weekend here in the united states in a record number of americans are planning to market by hitting the roads or the airports. although one big wildcard, even for those staying put this weekend and is the weather parts of the us have already been devastated by unrelenting severe weather lately and severe storms could threaten many celebrations this weekend. there were more than 300 storm reports yesterday, and it's not over yet. nearly 70 million people are at risk for severe weather today, the us storm prediction center warned there's a large portion of the great plains could see violent tornadoes, extreme hail and quarters of widespread damage 77 million are at risk for severe weather on sunday as a system moves east and that could, with the running of the famed indianapolis 500 in jeopardy the weather doesn't seem

in papua new guinea.ew guinea, where the death toll from la this week's massive landslide now appears far worse than initially feared in the letter to the united nations. an emergency official says as many as 2000 people were buried alive soon as i've and watson joins us now from hong kong. i mean, it's taken us a while because of the scale of the devastation, but also access to the area that's right. i mean, two now be more than three days into this disaster and to see the projections or the estimates for the death toll to arisen so sharply two. now according to the papua new guinea government, more than 2000 dead that suggest a he, that the scale of this was much bigger than perhaps anybody had understood it first and b, how hard it has been to get people to the place, to the rescue and the salvage operation. we are starting to hear from some of the survivors of this disaster that took place at 3:00 in the morning local time on on friday. so that would have been when people were at home. that is when th