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the niger conservation foundation in lagos niger's largest city am co-presenting with me today is my colleague sunda how do you sundra how you do it hello neal to good to see once again on the gritting all of you watching us from different parts over the world i am sundered to know you're coming to from kampala the biggest city in uganda we do have some amazing reports for you today let's get started. we will take you to mount kenya to find out about giffords to protect the antelopes leaving. them to look in a fossil where women run a project through papa's plastic waste they kill from the streets. on a week and come in with a famous american company is helping to replant the forest. but forced to kenya to meet one of the rarest species of until of africa the mountain bungle they are critically endangered with less than $100.00 still living outside conserving says they are of the most of porches predictors disease and hard bitten close the government is the land and has implemented a plan to save the species and also boast its numbers at the fault of mount kenya it will africa visit

line as possible in their breaks of policies as they can in order to not give any more credibility to niger faraj however they have failed you could argue in a way because they haven't been able to get britain out of the european union at the end of october and they have always maintained do or die that this will to happen so this is where nigel faraj can come in and we know he's a very strong campaigner effectively with his new breakfast at party he's been campaigning for the last months and i've seen him on rallies he's really able to gather the momentum many former conservative voters have gathered behind him and have said that they are next election going to vote for niger for us so a winter vote close to christmas the 3rd election in 5 years or voters in the u.k. looking forward to that well you've already had had it in your piece a lot of 8 is really wary they don't really want to have anything anymore to do with threats that they don't want to also have another election but this is being thrown upon them and i think they will in the end have to do it and people do feel strongly parti

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area nearly everyone here leaves from fishing but in the past few decades niger troll has have decimated fish stocks. local fishermen were getting desperate and to the national coast guard started patrolling together with ocean conservation and geo sea shepherd before the start of the operation few vessels had been arrested since january 27th in 14 fishing vessels have been reported for you now fish populations are slowly returning to the area i used tons for illegal unreported or under glittered fishing. we were like just by choice 40 to 45 percent of our costella but a commie our sea shepherd have given us that opportunity to extend our posture as far as almost 90 percent of our water one shared a boat have been arrested for are you you have been chinese or asian vessel sea shepherd provides there have been coast guard with ships small boats and crew there going to ascension also carries out groups on how to board suspicious vessels at the partners in form and train the coast guard on how to carry out security inspections. during this exercise captain until bird food from sea shepherd

oil spills have been happening in the niger delta for decades.national community very much elsewhere, it is unclear who will enforce the commission was make new guidelines. but if nothing changes, the prospects for future generations here are unlikely to improve. mayeni jones, bbc news, bayelsa. donald trump's attempts to fight off moves to impeach him have suffered a serious setback. firsthand evidence from a senior white house official that he was so troubled by the president's phone call with the ukrainian leader that he reported his concerns to a superior. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman is the first serving white house official to speak to the congressional inquiry. 0ur north america editorjon sopel is at the white house. donald trump has sought to characterise them as do—nothing democrats trying to tear him down over what was a perfect call. he's called it a "lynching" and says it is people giving evidence are never trumpers and that is what he accused lieutenant colonel vindman of being today. except that lieutenant colonel vindman is

we report from neighboring niger which is taken in 3000 of them. these images were recorded by refugees in different camps in libya they show appalling conditions human rights activists say the images are credible we came into direct contact with 2 refugees by a messaging services they've been interred in a libyan migrant camp for 2 years they talk to us by a voice message we change their voices for their own protection. we have been tortured with scared we're suffering and dying from various diseases. we were kidnapped we became victims of violence where starving people have died our lives are disgusting so we appeal for a voiceless voice to be heard we are innocent refugees living in a land of hell. in new 0 we speak to refugees who went through this hell. one of them is 18 years old we call her a mina she was kidnapped while fleeing from somalia and taken to a hidden building in the libyan desert many others die on the journey across the sahara i mean us kidnappers demanded $8000.00 for her release they tortured emina to increase the pressure at

you to build another car, we will give you 51% because you are the brains behind this and we just niger paton and they eu now to start another company, well they did, they could in use the name anymore because they lost that, they owned his name so he used his initials and started in 1904, started the real motorcar company, so now it's 1904 and we have two core companies in michigan, we were in the motor city back there so this little car here you think it might be a toy but it's not they built this car in 1905 to take the 1905 new york auto show, that auto show was forward dealers only and who is to show the dealers, or prospective dealers where the 1906 touring car was gonna look like, this was way ahead of its time, it didn't have the dies and then to link to build the 1906 so they both the house skill model all by hand, this has 13 ash tires as has 26 inch tires, so this is what started the real motorcar company and they call it the baby rio right from the factory. this wasn't for sale although it probably took several orders, people want this and they said no we're not gonna build

niger are you satisfied with the fight to bring back the remaining 112 girls lived not one bit satisfied we have 107 get out of the 219 that will regionally abducted include in one gal who was part of the next batch of girls that we're abducted near cherry so 113 school girls that are still missing the 107 girls that are back in school one or 6 of them except one that is lennon is still a trade. mart for the $112.00 it's almost silent on the part of 5 of them they have never talked about. but the battles meanwhile while with obvious issues should not. only would any sense of shared humanity would. prevent very strong and we do not think it is right to forget them so they are never to be forgotten we made a commitment that we will keep reminding our government about them and that's what we continue to do. me a good cause now also cool fun of transfers international what would you say about the strides africa has made in tackling corruption overall well i would say that africa is not a continent because different countries have made different degrees of progress to regression but one thing

was already 8 years old you know my grandchildren were born after the wall fell born in neighboring niger. 3 generations one family on a journey through recent german history. the 1st. starts new member 6th on d. w. . a u.s. house of representatives resolution accusing it of genocide. resolution as. the u.s. lawmakers voted to. a century ago as genocide. friends.

niger and preston. condemned recent violence in south africa an embarrassment for the continent harvey was speaking in johannesburg at the end of a state visit to the country the trip has been overshadowed by spate of recent attacks against foreign workers in south africa at least 12 people were killed in the violence and many still lives and increase reports on the situation of foreign truck drivers in durban south africa. durban this africa's most important trading hub hundreds of trucks decked thai with goods leave every night pounds for other parts of the country the truck driver who calls himself nick is from zimbabwe he doesn't want to tell us his real name because he feels she'll be targeted he says these days he's more afraid of xenophobic attacks than traffic accidents i don't feel very myself. i don't feel very myself. why is this. going to come next maybe any time you know it can be attacked now we don't know. in the last few months alone they have been dozens of os in attacks in the region l

if we give it a decade for mo i don't think there wouldn't be a quest to sustain and then life in niger money because as i speak no they way they imagine one exhibit on the commission vantage point called records of the streams drying up even in the rainy seasons you don't get the streams but it's not just climate change illegal logging and a high demand for chuckles are responsible for most of the destruction of the forest is that we know you know for. a month good will created the organisation friends of zocor in 2015 to document and report with traffickers to the authorities in 4 years he says little action that's taken place. by the time we are coming to realize these kind of abuses of 60 percent of the forest was called a north wind event of us giving our life to protect the people involved and you could make the military did police and a powerful business possible 90000 sunday they still be all kept on doing daily guided and carving timber trafficking has taken its toll on our minds it was life but to save the forest the environmental activist is ready to risk it the old. one of t

in uganda and knelt at the niger conservation foundation in lagos i just larger city and co-presenting with me today is my colleague sandra hello to you sandra how you doing hello nancy.

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campaigning on renationalisation maybe on health service boris johnson has a lot to fear there also from niger for us to say johnson's conservative government already trying to come across as the government that pushes spreads to true however he hasn't made it happen yet and nicer for us with this new brigs of party is a very effective campaign a more or less been campaigning for the last months so they might eat away votes on the right of the conservative party so it's not going to be plain sailing for boris johnson even though in the polls he is leading and has much better pinioned polls also than he's direct opponent jeremy corbyn from the labor party ok so we've got a winter vote coming up december 12th close to christmas the 3rd election in 5 years or voters in the u.k. looking forward to their spirit. i think if you ask voters most of them will have a deep sigh as and oh my god another election and i can't hear anything more about bricks and so they really worn out by the whole political debate by the back and forth about brett said but i think a lot of people do feel very strongly about

thirds to one 3rd that ends it you didn't win want 2 thirds to one 3rd so it's not over according to niger for all i don't have to agree with every word he said look if you want to review the referendum 1015 years down the track that's fine but you're you have to implement the will of the people 1st time around in the same way when you have the will of the people saying that will give you his decision is that abstinence stone people get to change their minds there is a general election and then say i would like the results i can have another vote really just i want 2017 we might have one next month that's in 2 years. but the reality. of. what happened after the election to reason may want to just with a hung parliament with the d.p. so she's the prime minister and she's trying to get out of the way she tried to get to 3 times she put a deal and you disagreed with that deal because it's a terrible deal is the worst it doesn't matter it was bracks if that's what you're watching brain is not behind it we've always said that's not breaks it that is that's half and half or so what you're saying

pattern of behavior when it comes to using language around violence by party supporters including niger for raj i remember the day of the referendum result they posted that than one without a single bullet being fired merely days after the murder of joe cox so my next question would be this back to party supporters who have been well it's a big divisive movie theater about what about david the other day it's ok to remain is to say let me ask a quick before we move on very quickly if you agree as you say you do we all agree that we want to reduce the likelihood of god forbid another attack or a murder of a member what give me your top proposal for. creating a britain where that doesn't happen what would you like to see happen get this job sorted so we can actually try and unify the country about successful economic performance afterward so that we can then going about rhetoric people's rhetoric you know any resolution to this is such a divisive issue let's implement it and then we can all move on you talk about implementation richard you're running on a platform to leave the european uni

in uganda i'm now in the niger conservation foundation in lagos i just largest city co-presenting with me today is my colleague sandra how to use sandra how are you doing. hello and good to see once again on great things to all of you watching us from different parts of the world i am sundered to know we're coming to you from kampala the biggest city in uganda we do have some amazing reports for you today let's get started. we will take you to mount kenya to find out about giffords to protect the antelopes leaving. them. where women run a project through papa's plastic waste they clear from the streets. and we end up in. american company is helping to replant the bunny forest. but forced to kenya to meet one of the rarest species of africa the mountain bungle they are critically endangered with less than $100.00 still living outside conserving says they are of the most porches predictors disease and loss the government is a long and has implemented a plan to save the species and also boost its numbers out of the food of mount kenya africa visit some commute of course a vision it's work

skills but this is the only god and we'll be looking at today in this week's doing debate we've got to niger look at a country that is vulnerable to climate change but there is a green all losses that is taking ship there to take a look. childhood polio has left so hard or with some physical limitations. this garden in also has changed how much completely in this arid region of new cher she's been growing produce organically for 2 years now. i suffered a lot before the garden i didn't have anything i lived in misery but now it's better i make money with a garden i have food and can buy clothes i can even help others. what i know i was going to find. this gardening project for people with disabilities is run by the new gerry an ngo kaka and funded by international n.g.o.s. each participant is providing a plot of land and help to build a well. every plant also comes with a manual water pump seeds some livestock and a carton donkey. a fence protects the plants from animals. 5 years ago this land was dry and bad but mohammed who is who is doing so well he could buy a motorized water pump some of

oil spills have been happening in the niger delta for decades.changes, the prospects for future generations here are unlikely to improve. mayenijones, bbc news, bayelsa. it is 9:52am. just a reminder, this will be the first general election to be held in december since 1923. you will probably be hearing that quite a lot! so, what do voters think about spending the festive period at the ballot box? jon kay has been to bridgwater in somerset to find out. the first signs of christmas in bridgewater. so we thought we'd hand out some cards. this is for you for christmas. thank you. delivering news of what will be a very unusual festive season. happy christmas, you can open it now. i hope you're happy with what i'm giving you for christmas. i've got three children so i'm going to be busy shopping and preparing for christmas. you've got a couple of minutes, though, to put an x on a ballot paper at the voting station, haven't you? no. no? no. i hope you like it. no. no? not a fan of that. why not? i don't think that we need to have one, in all honesty, r

of here this idea about nigerian immigrant family there are certain things that happen to you as a niger nigerian immigrant i expectations for education and study what you can do who you can go out with and you have a girlfriend and you have a girlfriend or if those things are very much nigerian experienced enough to run with that for a little bit well yeah i mean if you ever see my standup i did a show in england called live at the apollo which is how chuck found me it was a set was still about how in a night shift family you've got 4 choices of career doctor lawyer and disgrace to the family that is basically there's no other choices as a child i was always. a member have a drama teacher my mom you know your daughter she's. you know drama acting and my mother was like well she can act like a doctor when she becomes a doctor and that's always been me actually shoot basically and it's a similar but it's not even just like i've spoken to after my shows indians pakistanis chinese vietnamese a lot of immigrant kids of immigrants come to me with the same story when you go to a different coun

the niger conservation foundation in lagos i just largest city and co-presenting with me today is my colleague sandra hello to you sandra how you doing hello good to see.

what is going to happen today in the friday with the speech of the merger of the religious leader in niger. well that they are going to give him a last chance to survive for mr prime minister. of the maggi and the 2nd things is also the protesters coming from the political part of a sudden also a religious leader which also part of participating in the government what are they going they did going to do i think the next 4040 or 48 hours it's really very important one of the government is going to respond or not we should wait ok now when we see these purchases spread across the country it's very cross the mainly shia areas so far the sunni and the kurds have not been joining in these protests why is that for the sunni cities they are really tired from the fighting is so cold islamic state and the 2nd also that. big one to go through the streets there is a geisha in that they could. support the islamic state and they want to come back that's why it is that cities are the 2nd and also the kurds they have of almost public services in the end of the day the shia dissolved cities they were the

got killed and the whole thing went on for 2 weeks finally the international community that is in niger innis and some of them on catholic charge had to intervene on behalf of the mass of the indigenous people and the government finally had to give in in terms of for the pulling back on the street the measures that it had introduced so i would so the idea is people are taking this cosmopolitan responsibility seriously so if hong kong protest has been a success for far it is because that cosmopolitan responsibility that has come in will support from all the powers of the masses all over the world so that is something that we have been taught in the past and fortunately that has given the a nice and peaceful protest movement has succeeded because of that now let me ask you we were talking a lot about hong kong because it's been such a long as such a sustained movement but part of the hong kong tactics has been i guess you could say extreme civil disobedience and you know one point the airport was partially shut down it's it's disrupted trains when when move let's take life when they take

the square from the surrounding neighborhoods however on tuesday we saw the protests take place in niger and we're not hearing of the protests are taking place in those areas of yet it seems to be confined to baghdad and it's a it seems to be rather spend taney is this said because as broken down so quickly and got so violent you talk there about why you've ammunition being used to control the protesters that that's going to flame the situation surely. it will inflame the situation but you ask a very good question that these protests seemingly came out of nowhere a lot of iraqis themselves are saying who are the leaders of these protest movement who all the people that are backing it is it a religious party is it a political party or is it simply angry young men who just got to the point where they want to go out in the streets social media is a big part of this it's really been driving that whole thing we're hearing now from all my iraqi friends in fact my own experience the internet as the internet story has been severely restricted that's likely to be coming from the government althou

really for and in that the street actually there's a lot of people want to be president to resign is niger's. and government and i believe now you just the population is asking. as you say there appear to be these calls for moyes to resign and people are unhappy about many things but alleged corruption is definitely one of the key grievances hair do you think he can continue to resist these calls for him to step down i mean no hollow he could still stay in power but i think it it becomes very difficult not because most of this most of the suitors in life now is asking for his pearson and there's no confidence he can't even just go out like a public appearance he was it's very difficult for him now to to to to make people believe in else it will burn and that's why i think the test and reason why people are outside asking for is nation are so many now as you mention the corruption but governance and there's a lot of broken promises and you are a cost of living which is very very high your highest. living is not an end to the currency rate is going very high also 'd and actually we face see th