protests against his arrest on rape charges president's macky sall is also appealing for calm nicholas hunt reports from dakar. a night of celebration after days of protests i there he is released on bail. addresses the nation in this press conference by his side are leading figures of senegal's opposition. the people are sending us politicians a message no matter our convictions or beliefs we have a dysfunctionality to unite the show and bring back politics to its noble cause presenting the people. several people died in scores were injured after he was arrested over rape charges his supporters believe the case is politically motivated . the presence of the military did not deter demonstrators nor did the tear gas nor the police dressed in civilian clothes will the baseball bats restricting the internet to did not stop the hash tag 3 senegal from trending. hundreds if not thousands of people are gathering here still the flying the security forces who are farming tear gas there's a sense among supporters. that when the end detention it's a victory for them and a reminder through the governm

to 4 in 3 days of confrontations with police in the capital dhaka demonstrating against arrest nicholas hunt has more from the capital. the response from the government itself has been muted just a statement saying and telling people to stay indoors and to follow their rules and regulations instilled by the government but look at the protests behind me here this is a defiant crowd. that seems to be unwilling to listen to the government advice so they want to get towards that march that is ahead of us where they are the opposition actors and civil societies that have gathered together to gather that called on this march against the government and also calling for the liberation of this month. the united nations special envoy is calling from swift for swift action from the security council against me a mass military that follows the killing of another and if you protest on friday during a march in the city of mandalay at least 50 people have been killed since the military seized power last month. the head of the catholic church has called the tolerance and unity during a historic trip pope fra

were fired on it accuses bitches of beating efforts to destabilize the country or more on this nicholas hunt joins us live from dakar in senegal because what exactly happened here. well if you still have the presidential guard the red berets the much feared security forces on the streets of enjoyment in circling the house of yeah you still have hundreds of supporters of below outside his house and you have tanks you have a.p.c. units armored personnel carriers that are on the ground human rights organizations say this is a disproportionate use of force to arrest this man who's under and then arrest warrant after the wife of the president idriss deby filed a case against. back in august last year essentially gilo posted a viral video last year accusing the 1st lady of mismanaging public funds now the 1st lady responsible for corona coronavirus response in the country and following that accusation the 1st lady father case for defamation and that's why the security forces stormed his house in order to arrest him following this case now yeah dealer says that this is an infringement of freedom of

stations that have been shut down due to their coverage of the unrest nicholas hunt was in one of the businesses in dhaka that's been trashed. this is much more than than politics whilst the the rest of response song has crystallized this feeling and remember we spent song describes himself as the anti establishment politician he's been very critical of the relationship of big corporations with the state and the government specifically the president himself accusing him of corruption and that has really resonated among many people here as this typically after this year of pandemic where the government has put really restrictive measures on the on the on on people the curfew has badly affected some of these people to no longer can earn a living many of them have stalls fruit and vegetables stalls and they're not able to sell they're not able to compete with big corporations that sell their vegetables at half the price that they are selling it so there is this feeling that this protest is not just about politics it's about a social movement it seems you know protesters these are not pro

nicholas hawk. my big game trophy hunting is a controversial but lucrative business in parts of africa it brings in more than $300000000.00 per year however hunters haven't been able to travel for most of the past year and that's had a massive impact on the industry. reports from the wyo in zimbabwe where taxidermists and tanneries are now struggling to stay in business. everybody from the skeleton of a giraffe all soon be shipped to paraguay in south america is just one of many outstanding orders for the preserved remains of animals killed by hunters the taxidermists here in zimbabwe are working on but the coronavirus pandemic means their business could soon be did too just thought i knew induces global lock downs and travel restrictions are keeping customers away that affects the family to. whom we would list money who can afford to pay the rest fall. into holes and stuff so. it tough these are challenging times for the country taxidermy industry as a competes with others in southern africa for clients without tourism there's no business prevalently as a thing to lock the world down or doing what

nicholas witchell. also this lunchtime... a surge in covid testing in gloucestershire, as the hunt continues for someone who's carrying the newan variant of covid, and they may not know it. the prime minister's been defending the government's border policy. we've got one of the toughest border regimes anywhere in the world for stopping people coming into this country who may have variants of concern. in the ruins of a school near the front—line, this is ahmed — a nine—year—old boy who has been blind since birth — now a teacher in yemen. my biggest concern was history repeating itself. i can't begin to imagine what it must have been like for her, going through this process by herself all those years ago because it has been unbelievably tough for the two of us but at least we have each other. harry and meghan go prime time, as the first clips emerge of their interview with oprah winfrey. british success at the golden globes. the crown wins four awards, including for the stars playing the prince and princess of wales. and coming up in sport on bbc news: the french sports minister threatens to withdraw the side's permission to pl

crazy what's next then for slovakia's vaccine deal with russia nicholas 2000000 shots are on the way is that all going to be council do you hunt. i don't know he signed as an order so there probably it would have to look into in the in the few details of that contract to see exactly what happens if they would rescind that this isn't a definite i think this will back and people will not understand that so that i can swamp that seems to reckons want to solution and even people who are not big fans about backs and nations can say that at least the government is trying something don't forget that we're over a year later we still have no solution other countries are the 3rd 4th lockdowns so records been hit very hard for this of i can people going to think of their own government which is saying no to a solution which is working in venezuela and iran and pakistan in italy and hungary and it wouldn't be working in slovakia this is quite crazy and i think that's so i can i would differ not understand this i think that the coalition members it's just shot themselves in the foot because the so reckons they want solutions they don't wan

hunt for the person carrying prince phillip — the queen's husband — is moved to a specialist heart hospital in london for further treatment. guilty of corruption and influence peddling — the former french president, nicholas given a three year sentence — two suspended — one, under house arrest. and the simpons gets a makeover — but who is the new voice of dr hibbert? well, maybe this will help with medical school. - the united states has issued a stern warning to myanmar�*s military leaders of more sanctions if killing of unarmed protesters and attacks on journalists and activists continue. earlier in myanmar, the deposed leader aung san suu kyi, appeared via videolink in court and was told she faces fresh charges. it's the first time her lawyers had seen her since the military seized power on the 1st of february , detaining many government leaders. since then there've been widespread protests with security forces responding with increasing force , this weekend at least 18 protestors were killed. here's what the state department had to say. we condemn burmese security forces brutal killing of unarmed people, its attacks on journalists and activists, and ongoing unjust detentions. the united states, in clo

hunt for the person carrying prince phillip — the queen's husband — is moved to a specialist heart hospital in london for further treatment. guilty of corruption and influence peddling — the former french president, nicholas

hunt for the person carrying the new brazilian variant of covid into the uk is continuing. but the prime minister has defended the government's policy on protecting borders. the former president of france, nicholas sarkozy, has been sentenced to three years in jail, two of them suspended, for corruption. a court in paris convicted him for trying to bribe a judge. and the duke of edinburgh has been transferred to st bart's hospital in london for tests on a pre—existing heart condition. he was driven by ambulance after almost two weeks at another london hosptial. —— another london hospital. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are olivia utley, assistant comment editor for the telegraph and uk political editor at politico jack blanchard. welcome back to you both. we have a few more titles in. let's just flick through some of them. the telegraph's front page focuses on the uk's covid vaccination roll—out — with figures showing the number of over—80s being admitted to high—dependency units falling sharply. it's a similar lead for the i. it reports that the pfizer and oxford vaccines cut the risk of hospitalisations from covid by 80% for ove

nicholas witchell. also this lunchtime... a surge in covid testing in gloucestershire, as the hunt continues for someone who's carrying the new