niger- you mentioned safety.id happen to take place after there were reports of attack potentially affiliated with the islamic state which killed some 90 soldiers, nearly 50 civilians. how safe are the country is niger right now the people living there? it’s country is niger right now the people living there?— people living there? it's not safe and a _ people living there? it's not safe and a lot _ people living there? it's not safe and a lot of _ people living there? it's not safe and a lot of the - people living there? it's not| safe and a lot of the country is not safe. and, you know, it's, for us, we're talking about freedom of press. we will very strongly support freedom of the press and ferocity is a philosophical discussion. for you guys it is obviously also a business discussion but for the nigerien government, they see this as an existential struggle and that is why i think that it was a very hot button issue because they are probably very concerned over the implications for morale of their troops with t

how safe are the country is niger right now for people living there? it's not safe.'s, for us, we're talking about freedom of the press. we all very strongly support freedom of the press and for us it's a philosophical discussion. for you guys it's obviously also a business discussion. but for the nigerien government, they see this as an existential struggle and that's why i think that it was a very hot button issue because they're probably very concerned over the implications for morale of their troops with those kind of reports. yeah, and as you kind of alluded to, this was a coup that really came in promising to curb these sorts of military attacks. if people living there were to give a report card for how that's been going after about a year or so, how well has it done? it would be a failure, unfortunately. i think this year if i remember, there were 1,500 civilians already killed due to terrorist activity and i think that's twice the number of all of last year. so, no, it's not going well, and there again, their reactions have been, i think they feel like they'r

he flies back from niger. what happens? >> there's cia analysts there at the house to debrief him immediately, because this information goes back to the office of the vice president. so they sit down in the living room and joe said, look, this report about yellowcake uranium, this could never have happened. this is a totally bogus report. here's who i spoke to. here's what they know and so forth. thank you very much, ambassador wilson. and they left. and that was that. >> but the public heard a different message dictated by the white house information group headed up by karl rove, scooter libby, national security advisor condoleezza rice, and vice president dick cheney. their mission was to market and sell the iraq war. driving home the message of the president and to some who bought the message, a supporting detail stood out in that march 2002, cia intelligence report based on wilson's visit to niger, mentioning that wilson learned of an inquiry iraq had made about expanding commercial relations with niger, whose leading e

um, the, uh, he worked with delaney and met delaney in the niger valley and explorer of the niger valley, together in 1859. and, um, and so i know that they didn't spend a lot of time out in, in the nebraska, kansas territory, but he, he's part of the story that you tell in your book, particularly this part with immigration. and so i just wanted to just hear more about what you learned with the immigration movement as as black americans were exploring whether or not we stay in states, we find refuge in canada. it may be launch a race war back in the united states and conduct that in exile in canada or leave united the north america altogether and maybe find a place to live in, in the niger valley, another place of africa or maybe south america, too. yeah, you know, it was divided. there were those african-americans like delaney who were immigration ists, and then there were others like frederick douglass that didn't want to see that happen. that's it. um, uh, as as he wrote to harriet beecher stowe, who ended uncle tom's cabin with this, you know, kind of white fantasy of then once, once

. —— niger. there were people awaiting the worst news as we saw the fires spread.others might call it providence. but certainly it was the result of bravery. the firefighters and their leaders made one last attempt, more dangerous than another, to scale the facade to go into the fire and to save what was left when the flesh fell into the cathedral. and then, there was the message, we have mastered the fire. the firefighters new around midnight, we were able to see what had happened. there was no more spire, the transept had collapsed, there was lead flowing everywhere, an acrid smell and so much that had disappeared. and yet, the virgin mary was intact, immaculate, just a few centimetres from the fallen spire. notre dame had been saved. disfigured but saved. by the bravery, courage, of these people. and so then there were the moments when everything was up the moments when everything was up in the air, everyone with hope, sadness, uncertainty, desolation of not saying notre dame as it was before. the dizziness of not knowing that notre dame of paris might disappear

niger. it's a 3rd cushion chef of it for you. my shit. get that cool stuff about that. you'll have to issue blue and associated with this. so this, the specimen is for $57.00 for assuming they said it's a sun lab. cool. that suffices. i have a in the dress, it was for the show. and the issue the issue will be score nimble and better suddenly issue the for headline stories. this, our rush is foreign minister. essays from set protests must go to establish a dialog on the print in conflict. more than once bypassing the west declared doctrine of not a single word applied. you'd frame with i q frame while the but yeah, it is clear that ahmed al sharah and his associates now under enormous pressure from the west. feeling questions from national in global media, a circular bravo, surveil nato space. so being pressuring the new authorities in syria to cease cooperation with moscow on that side of the.

recovered 51i what will happen next. bodies following the sinking of a packed passenger boat on the niger missing. in october, nearly 200 people died when a boat overturned and sank on the same river. huge flooding caused by heavy rain in malaysia and neighbouring thailand has killed at least 12 people, officials say. more than 122,000 people have been forced out of their homes in northern malaysia, while in southern thailand, around 13,000 others have also been displaced.there are fears the number could rise, as heavy rain and storm warnings remain in place. counting has resumed in ireland's parliamentary election. during the first day of counting, 36 of the 171i seats in the dail — or lower house — were decided. the first preference votes have so far given the fina gael party — of the prime minister simon harris — ten seats, with his fianna fail coalition partners and the main opposition sinn fein eight seats each. let's speak to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who's in dublin for us. ican i can tell you that 60 of the 174 seats have now been filled. there is a lot of noise behind

of the west africa regional grouping ecowas have ratified the withdrawal of mali, burkina faso and nigeron sunday. this means that from the end of january 2025, the three sahel countries, which are all ruled by militaryjuntas, will cease to be members. this before we go — there's just time for some festive fun from mexico city. it's an annual event where hundreds of competitors — their children, and even pets dress up as santa claus and run through the capital. they run along three routes — the longest of which is ten kilometers. the 1—kilometre option is reserved for those with dogs and pushchairs, though. and it might be a hot, sunny day but you can't take part without wearing the mandatory santa suit. plenty more on all the stories on our website. do you stay with bbc news. many thanks for watching. hello. sunday brought temperatures as high as 1a degrees in some parts of the uk, and the new working week is getting off to a similarly mild start. now we are going to see some wet and windy weather at times this week. it will then turn colder for a while towards the end of the week, but

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leaders of the west africa regional grouping ecowas ratified the withdrawal of mali, burkina faso and nigerthis means that from the end of january 2025, the three sahel countries, which are all ruled by militaryjuntas, will cease to be members. brazilian president, luiz inacio lula da silva, has been released from hospital after two emergency surgeries to fix a bleed on his brain. the 79—year—old spoke publicly at a hospital press conference in sao paulo — saying he was "healed" and "just needed to take care of himself". he stressed that he was keen to get back to work as soon as possible. before we go — there's just time for some festive fun from mexico city. it's an annual event where hundreds of competitors — their children, and even pets dress up as santa claus and run through the capital. they run along three routes — the longest of which is ten kilometers. the 1—kilometre option is reserved for those with dogs and pushchairs, though. and it might be a hot sunny day but you can't take part without wearing the mandatory santa suit. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. sunday

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you say niger is a, is a diverse and complex economy. why is inflation running so high in nigeria white now, i mean, you could argue that that is what is causing most people the most problems, the cost of living crisis and 90 are kind of the government to get a handle on inflation with these plans. i'm not sure the government i'm getting has a little bit nutritional with these plans. however, these plans be held to cause or a name or some necessary release. but yet not sufficient dental sufficient because english anything julia is the structural van you know, going on for one time please use. i don't know if that's a technical you know, 21564. i thought she thought we can build it except we didn't. when actually charlan johnson case would be so taking the interest rates, you know, again see even if it's, i mean the fund the interest in the us on the okay. but doesn't necessarily mean that. ready game dressel is funding for appreciating the that's because inclusion has one actually charlie, did you have a big list of other color and see i

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but the niger and foreign ministry interest both of us and as come out to deny the claim. but we've seen as a pos and when he comes to french, west africa, whenever they is pushed back against a french policies or french interest, it seems to be a corresponding spike in terrorist incidents. and we've seen this in the past, and we also know the history and nature of french uh, intervention and this i have outpatient background, was there for a number of years, but the weren't successful in fighting balance extremist organization. and that's why this as a how states i said, you know, right, you guys are not here on vacation, so holiday you're not effective. so a please leave body of we had from, for lack of losses, did not chief hurry a what connie, he believes this sudden thing, the french troops packing will harold, a new positive arrow for african secured. it is clear, we're very, very clear. not only in west africa, but including central africa kind of check one of the box on vehicles. so the situation that i really don't know the noun that from up to any country, that i

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in niger, we had people praying in their religion for notre dame. that evening, there was a... there were people awaiting the worst news as we saw the fire spread from the north belfry, and yet there was hope as well. some people might call it chance, others might call it destiny, others might call it destiny, others might call it providence. but certainly, it was the result of bravery. among those at this evening's event are the us president—elect donald trump and the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. the two leaders held a meeting at the elysee palace, along with french president emmanuel macron, ahead of the ceremony. prince william was greeted by mr macron as he arrived at notre dame cathedral for the ceremony, as was us first ladyjill biden, although presidentjoe biden did not attend. the owner of social media platform x elon musk was present for the re—opening, and amongst the celebrities in attendance was actress salma hayek. a reminder of one of our top stories. in syria, the focus is now on the fighting in the capital damascus, with one group of fighters claiming

i read about was that her room to walk on a full across did not joining us from niger many thanks for your time. i a while it is, i like to finish to hear it for this uh what we thought uh at the top this hides you over until then. i believe that is possible. can joy the the hello and welcome to cross popular. all things are considered on peter lavelle. nato says the line should not be considering a peace plan for ukraine, but instead, be focused on sending more weapons the cube again, the alliance demonstrates it can never entertain plans for peace and stability as well as security for all in the meantime, the slaughter continues the prospecting nato. i'm joining by my guest. scott ritter in del mar is a former intelligence officer and united nations weapons inspector in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in san francisco, he crossed to check ras moves. he is an associate professor of economics at st. mary's college as well as the author of the scourge of neo liberalism. right? gen

of this that lies in efforts in the, in the, in the country that is align terrace to pay, but the niger foreign ministry interest, both of us and has come out to deny the claim, but we've seen the said pox. and when he comes to french, west africa, whenever it is pushed back against a french policies or french interest, it seems to be a corresponding spike and terrorist incidents. and we've seen this in the past, and we also know the history and nature of french, the intervention, and the so how oppression background was there for a number of years. but the when successful in fighting balance extremist organization. and that's why this, as a house stays, i said, you know, right, you guys are not here on vacation. so holiday you are not effective. so please leave a, as well as focus on one of those countries in the alliance of the health states, new jersey, hundreds of people have gathered in the capital of the nation to protest against the french nuclear. john orlando, locals have accused the french company of harming the environment, unclosing health issues among citizens, orlando open

the defence ministry in niger says two recent attacks in the west have killed 39 people including severalillings by islamist militants. it's not yet known who carried out the latest attacks. at least five people have been found dead and dozens are still missing, after a dinghy carrying migrants capsized off the southern coast of crete. according to the greek authorities, 39 people have been rescued while search and rescue operations are ongoing. eight people have been injured, one of them critically, when a bus crashed into a railway bridge in glasgow city centre. part of the vehicle's roof was torn off in the accident yesterday evening. it's thought the bus may have taken a wrong turn. let's turn now to the political crisis in georgia. opposition supporters have continued their protests in the capital, tbilisi, and other cities — something they've been doing since the end of last month. a rally outside parliament was addressed by the pro—western president salome zourabichili, who told the crowd that new elections were needed to achieve peace and justice. earlier, a new president was elec

but the niger and foreign ministry interest. both of us and has come out to deny the claim, but we've seen as a pos and when he comes to french, west africa, whenever there's push back against a french policy, diesel french interest, it seems to be a corresponding spike in terrorist incidents. and we've seen this in the past, and we also know the history and nature of french innovation. and this, i have an operation background, was there for a number of years, but the when successful and try to balance extremist organization. and that's why this as a how states i said, you know, right, you guys are not here on vacation, so holiday you're not effective. so please leave a or hundreds have gathered in new jersey capital, naomi to protest against french and nuclear giants. orlando locals are accusing the french company of harming the environment and causing health issues on the open international arbitration proceedings against these your last week after the african state to revoke the license of a subsidiary for the energy provider

nigeria say they have now recovered 54 bodies following the sinking of a packed passenger boat on the nigernt in abuja. just bring us up to date about this tragedy. i think we have some problems with our communications with chris. we have been battling to get the line up, but chris, i wonder if you can hear me, it is cash in london. you can hear me? great. bring this up to date. that london. you can hear me? great. bring this up to date.— bring this up to date. at the moment. — bring this up to date. at the moment, like _ bring this up to date. at the moment, like you _ bring this up to date. at the moment, like you said, - bring this up to date. at the moment, like you said, 54 l moment, like you said, 54 bodies have been recovered and the officials in the agency said they do not have a manifest of the passengers on board so it's difficult to actually know how many people are still missing but there are thought to be over 100 still missing. just 24 people were rescued alive and this is the challenge that a lot of nigerian space, travelling on dog out wooden boats in the major rivers in the

of the west africa regional grouping ecowas have ratified the withdrawal of mali, burkina faso and nigerduring which, if they decide to rejoin, they would be readmitted. earlier, the three countries announced visa—free travel and residency rights for citizens of the west african regional bloc. two russian oil tankers have sunk in bad weather in the kerch strait that separates russia from occupied crimea. footage shows one tanker split in half. an operation is under way to rescue the crews and assess the extent of the oil spill. russia has been using a fleet of so—called ghost tankers to evade western sanctions. many of these are old and poorly maintained. brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva has been released from hospital after two emergency surgeries to fix a bleed on his brain. the 79—year old spoke publicly at a hospital press conference in sao paulo — saying he was "healed" and "just needed to take care of himself". he stressed that he was keen to get back to work as soon as possible with his medical team�*s blessing. an animal charity in the north of england says it�*s str

. >> what is your message to any criminal niger that may be coming across this border that think theyome, commit crimes and get away with it? >> our message is you cannot run and hide in this county and state from a crime as brutal as this and expect to get away with it. you are going to be treated with equal justice, which means no one is above the law. regardless of where they come from. not if they commit these kinds of crimes. >> lawrence: justice will be served. thank you all so much. appreciate it. >> ainsley: great job, lawrence. >> lawrence: thank you. there is not that many democrats like that in the country right now. a d.a. that is willing to take on her own party and say i'm going to give this person the death penalty. we should not have open borders. she lost her seat because of it. >> ainsley: tell us about that. >> lawrence: moderate democrat. old school democrat who believes. >> steve: law and order. >> lawrence: with the party on but when it comes to criminal aliens she wants a secure border. she doesn't think illegals should be able to cross and also for the death pe

this $1.00 and $7.00 gun ends unemployed, including half of those under the age of $35.00. 0, for the niger and president. good luck, jonathan is in going of where he's observing the election and spoke about the importance of free and fair elections in africa. would believe that to so become the make cause it go segment of the election that well, what color is the procession of the data? the coordination process move in date is from the for the units as college and it's the didn't nation that for the business and election after division on friday, parliamentary elections. that is the is offensive segment and we have very hopeful that our doctor would also go in was also critically examining the rule of the electrolyte management, but is in consolidating democracy, the front of the security and consultant, democracy, and the role of the judiciary and consolidated democracy in africa, that's enough from out 0 is often address. he's in the capital of at crow with both to turn out is lower than expected. what do we saying? so if i isn't encouraging a total numbers. uh, tech, for example of this

but it comes as niger and struggle with the countries biggest cost of living crisis in decades and growing discontent. it's going to sounds defense, ministry says it's carried out several strikes and buckets done in retaliation for an attack last week. 4 locations and i've done this, don't eastern like peak of problems with it on choose day. it is the latest death in cross border exchanges are far between the 2 countries i'm talking about and says $46.00 people were killed. most of them women and children, pakistan says it was talk to militant training facilities. so from so spent much of this year embroiled in political drama, presidents, mental macro and has responded with some high stakes gambles, which have been paid off. patasha butler has this report from parents. the french president emanuel mac cole has been quite a bit of time in recent months, explaining why he dissolved the french parliament. i called a smart collection of june. i moved by his own admission, was widely misunderstood pretty fast. is the best one you model, the french diag won't disorder and needed to why what we

see niger lemayne, your model, the architect of a 51 victory of a meal. if the place the we begin this use in south korea, we're protest as has gathered in the center of the capital, so as well as outside parliament, demanding presidency, and so keel resigns, this as his defense minister often his resignation for the short lived martial little decree the civil society groups in g o z and trade unions, a cooling for charges of treason to be brought against june, similar gatherings that also to taking place across the capital merely i'll position potty, submitted a motion to and page president, june 6 political parties broke the motion that will reportedly be voted on in the coming days. the positive requires a 2 thirds majority of parliament and the approval of 6 of the countries, 9 constitutional court justices. but from all on all of this, we're going to go to vote. mcbride, who joins us now from the capital. so you're at one of the protests, i understand. can you just talk us through the size of the crowds and, and the mood of the people there less than

niger, mali, central africa. some women were taken across the border. but also, the fear, if there is no civilian protection, the fear of spillover. right now, tensions already run high in chat between government official, also between citizens. the results who are leaning toward like sympathetic with ara ceph and the war again is this. and and r and next place. these are all for the state. both site when they be kill the danger of this. and i wanted to emphasize on this. they say a lot were killed. they include slaughter people in front of families. so there is a case for extremists to be in recruit and come and join into this. and there are countries with history of this. sudan has its own history. but also west african countries. so the international countries are always really behind. we surpassed that moment. because atrocities that we are fearing is already happening right now. people are dying in masses. hospital are all completely destroyed. today, i was -- as i was coming here, one of our team member, who insisted to staying there, to help peop

his faith was, how knowledgeable he was of the torah, something i've been studying for decades as in nigerd i found this incredible connection to him around the principles that he spoke about at the top of the speech, the principles of -- this idea of living a good and moral life. what was amazing to me over these last 11 years i've been in the senate is may be some joke from time to time about judaism but we really haven't had as much of a torah discussion as a did on that very first day. he has never invited me to a minyon. he has come here and i've never prayed together. he never talked to me about religion. i have traveled round whole world but that first conversation was a most we ever talked about his religion and his faithfulness. but what's amazing to me is even though we haven't spoken about it, somebody knows and loves the religion, i will say i have seen it in him every single day. and my faith as as a theologn says everywhere you go preach the gospel but only sometimes use words. i'm a big believer before you tell me about your religion first show what you need and that you tre

campbell trains -- camel trains in niger stopped to pay homage to notre dame that evening.worst moment to push the flames. the coincidence of what some would call the destiny. there were, however, bravery. that all of the firefighters and their leaders had a last attempt more dangerous than those before, climbing and went into the fires to stop the 16 bells from falling and save the cathedral. 22 47. that was the message. we have mastered the fire. our firefighters took the advantage and worked through the night. at midnight, we opened the gate. the spire was no longer there. the transept had collapsed. lead continued to fall down into the water. there was an acrid smell. it seemed in a strange position. virtually intact, immaculate a few centimeters from the spire that collapsed our lady of paris was saved, disfigured, but saved by the bravery and courage of these men. then started the minutes when everything collapsed. sadness, despair, uncertainty, the desolation of never seeing the cathedral again. the headedness of finding our lady of paris could disappear and our cath