boko haram releases one hundred one of the girls they kidnapped last month from their school in nigeria. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up a russian asteroid kills twenty two people most of them children as they leave a school in syria's a province facebook shares rally but only slightly with mark zuckerberg yet to break his silence over the misuse of its users data. and the suspect in a series of bombings which terrorized austin texas and blows himself up as police move in to arrest him. come to the program our top story most of the one hundred ten school girls who were abducted a month ago in northeast nigeria have been reunited with their families one hundred one girls were released to their hometown of by a car on fighters but a handful is still missing nigeria's government says it equated temporary pause in fighting with the armed group to secure their release a solid binge of aid has the latest. it's difficult to hold back their tears after would these girls have been through these are some of the hundred and children who were kidnapped l

for nigeria. to believe that. joy in. year. four million reasons first prison hajji. is not decided to join. goodman well not to the point let me just jump in for a second because i want to bring our online community into this a lot of people discussing nigeria and what that might mean whether they can sign later on or not and what thought i want you to respond to you know sorry forgive me i want to laundry to respond to that about the disconnect between the people why he thinks the deals about that let's go to the street saying i think nigeria can still sign the agreement after consultation and understanding some terms and conditions and necessary amendments nigeria as usual being the mouthpiece of africa and this won't be anything different mokhtari what do you think about. a little bit before we talk about signing because. there are many blocks in africa you have you have that on african development community you have you have you have sense you have. basically decided for something else but not a. political issues what i am saying is. that it's saying we couldn't

to lay down in nigeria what actually was once done just right and now it's in national. hands the movie is just. indians eat jewels people kill them. out of your houses and this is just like if you land in a new t.v. show in the fall you know people see and see them in a wants to create an environment where anyone especially children could learn to appreciate the value of all wildlife another reason i decided to continue to talk to them was because i said yes i'm initially asked i wanted to have a three day project where i could actually breed designing and have them you know more supply because yes but i unindigent animal means that very soon i do need at which it's going to be used that way and do you have a job loss on them if you want to ask these animals would soon be extinct so. having them here and breeding them gives room for a lot of people to come and see them ok i have never seen the crane before i have never seen a patio eagle before and seen them like ok i don't know many second seed is in the wind amuses i don't even see them but having them here gives that

advent of it's a condo park in lagos nigeria and as always i'm joined by my colleague sour hello this hour. well hello there merits our name is sharon a minute from nairobi kenya and i hope that you'll enjoy a vis the latest exciting edition of eco art africa where we bring you you know very interesting environmental topics from across africa and europe here's what we have lined up for you today. we'll be reporting on a really great invention that's helping supply people in morocco and tanzania with clean water. we'll be visiting a couple of high schools in bali. vice and ways of making the premises want energy efficient. and with interviews you conservationist in cameroon was wanting to protect. from habitat and. some of our viewers might remember our report on the fog how this thing project cloud fish it's a quote unquote mets developed by a job an engineer who walked through the moral come initiative that mimics the way our spider's web collects drops of water from mist the water collected supplies drought stricken areas off. this innovative technology has been successfully a child

to get there we're live in nigeria. we want to welcome our viewer here is in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary church. this is "cnn newsroom." an adult film star says she is telling her story of an alleged affair with donald trump now to set the record straight. shortly before the 2016 presidential election, mr. trump's attorney michael cohen paid stormy daniels $130,000 to sign a nondisclosure agreement to keep her from telling her story. cohen says he made the payment with his own money, and that's raising questions about whether campaign finance laws were violated. >> after that payment was reported in the media, daniels signed statements denying the affair. in an interview on the cbs program "60 minutes," daniels explained why she should be believed now. . >> how do we know you're telling the truth? >> because i have no reason to lie. i'm opening myself up for, you know, possible danger and definitely a whole lot of [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the president watches "60 mi

tonight an emotional homecoming and a chilling warning dozens of kidnapped schoolgirls from northern nigeria returned home the same boko haram extremists who abducted them dropped them off but they left a warning with the family so don't try educating your daughters again or we'll be back also coming off the facebook data scandal gets the attention of german chancellor i'm in her first speech since starting her fourth term she lays out her new government's vision and on facebook boss mark zuckerberg breaks his silence offering users a feature to turn off those third party apps but not a word about facebook and its role in the u.s. presidential election. it's good to have you with us tonight the homecoming in nigeria that no one was expecting militant islamist boko haram have freed many of the one hundred ten schoolgirls they snatched from the town of death she just a month ago but their act of clemency came with a haunting warning to parents don't try sending your daughters to school again or we'll be back we begin with this report. there were new limits to the jubilation in dempsey. to the

tonight an emotional homecoming and the chilling warning dozens of kidnapped schoolgirls from northern nigeria returned home the same both extremists that abducted them dropped them all but with a warning for the parents don't try educating your daughters again we'll be back also coming up the face book data scandal gets the attention of german chancellor uncle america live her first speech since starting her fourth tour as she lays out her new government's vision also is this the man who got don't trouble like to cambridge analytic is a c.e.o. alexander nixon pays the price for his part in the facebook thing the abuse scandal the board suspends him for boasting about using dirty tricks to swing election. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight the homecoming in nigeria no one was expecting militant islamist boko haram have freed many of the one hundred ten schoolgirls that they snatched from the town of doxy just a month ago but their act of clemency came with a haunting warning to parents don't try sending your daughters to school again or will be back. we start with this report.

releases more than a hundred girls kidnapped last month from a school in nigeria. the suspect in a string of bombings in texas lose himself up as police move in to arrest him. and i peruse president. has just presented his resignation to congress will make his had been expected to vote on thursday on whether to oust ski over corruption allegations several of his allies were filmed allegedly trying to gain the support of a lawmaker so that he would block the leaders impeachment a war this summer and assumptions joins us on the phone from lima so was it a surprise that he resigned in the end. well lauren it's not really a surprise because the president has been in this political crisis and for for mars now and he was about to go to congress tomorrow first face to face i mean peach spent the process of having links with all the rich receive in construction company that made the largest corruption case in the history of love to the american the recent future if not then there are a couple. just what do you do hours before a down that's happened some videos surface of t

and book around releases more than a hundred girls kidnapped last month from a school in nigeria. and the head of facebook has admitted his company made mistakes in its data protection after revelations a u.k. firm had misused information from the social media platform c.e.o. mark zuckerberg finally broke his silence four days after british media exposed the actions of cambridge analytical mike hanna as the latest after a dramatic day of developments hit the nail on the head a hearing on election security by the senate intelligence committee john discussion about how to protect the electoral process from outside agencies in the light of social media interference some twenty sixteen the elephant not in the room though is facebook founder mark zuckerberg he and facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg were also absent from an internal facebook meeting tuesday that was addressed by legal executives zucker burke has released a lengthy statement acknowledging that there were failures in facebook's protection of data he continues i started facebook and at the end of the day i'm

and boko haram militants free scores of girls kidnapped from their school and duck she nigeria but the extremists warn the girl's parents against ever sending their daughters to school again to go back to lagos for the latest. i'm sorry so much going to good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel has marked the beginning of her fourth term in office with a wide ranging policy statement the chancellor addressed a number of issues including the emissions scandal surrounding the automobile industry and she also spoke about migration and islam in a contradiction of her newly appointed interior minister of course a whole for she insisted that islam had become a part of germany. it is up to no question. that historically our country is christian but i am i am i'm right this is it's also right to say that the four and a half million muslims living in germany mean that their religion islam has not become a part of germany. let's bring in our chief political editor michelle or cooper who is in the bundestag. this was a chance or so first major policy speech since she was sworn in a

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this isn't the first time schoolgirls have been abducted in nigeria there was international outrage in twenty fourteen when more than two hundred seventy girls were kidnapped from chibok many of them still missing i should derry's father is just grateful his daughter is safe and they will have with you at first when i heard the news i was waiting for confirmation then i found out the children were coming home after ten minutes the town was crowded with people celebrating and praying people were really happy much needed time with their families will have to wait the next hour for these girls is the capital of buddha at a meeting with president mohammed do bihari richard martin al jazeera. two yemeni government ministers have resigned after calling for their president's return from saudi arabia they accuse riyadh of holding president of the rebel months of hadi under house arrest he fled to the saudi capital along with many of his ministers at the start of the human conflict saudi arabia which backs the president's internationally recognized government has been waging war against who the

boko haram releases one hundred one of the girls they kidnapped last month from their school in nigeria. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up a russian as strike kills twenty two people most of them children as they leave a school in syria's italy a province. facebook shares slide for a third day with mark zuckerberg yet to break his silence over the misuse of its users data. the suspect in a series of bombings that terrorized austin texas blows himself up as police move into a rest him and african leaders sign a deal to set up a free trade area allowing unrestricted movement of people and goods across fifty five countries. most of one hundred ten schoolgirls who were abducted a month ago in northeast nigeria and reunited with their families on one goals were released to their hometown of datu by book around fighters a handful are still missing nigerian government says it agreed a temporary pause in fighting with the armed group to secure their release some avenge of aid has the latest. it's difficult to hold back after would be good to have been

also coming up more than one hundred kidnapped schoolgirls in nigeria returned their abductors warning their parents don't ever assume the girls to school again. it was agreed that it will be rude force for the situation the less of what we put in to us than we do. can teach. or we begin the day with uncomfortable questions about the information we are supposed to own questions that demand answers and the people who should be talking have been noticeably absent and silent it was just a few days ago when a whistleblower a former employee of the british data mining company cambridge analytical revealed how the firm harvested fifty million facebook profiles and may have used them to engineer the outcome of the twenty sixteen us presidential election if this is true it has untold implications especially for the legitimacy of the trump presidency not to mention the threat posed to the trust that hundreds of millions of people have placed in social media platforms yesterday the board of cambridge analytic a suspended to c.e.o. alexander nix a us congressman have called on facebook c.e.o. mar

doha also coming up in the next thirty minutes some of the one hundred ten schoolgirls abducted in nigeria have been returned home. also near mars president a close confidant and political ally of allison suchi abruptly steps down. and we have live pictures coming out of austin texas where the suspect in the spate of bombings is dead. welcome to the program we begin with breaking news coming out of the afghan capital kabul twenty six people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the capital now the attack a blew himself up close to a shrine in the west of kabul near the university some afghans are marking the no rules holiday or celebration of the start of spring the blast wounded as many as eight. people let's join have wadekar he's a national security analyst joins me on the telephone line from kabul this was supposed to be a time of celebration so the timing of this attack is certainly no coincidence. absolutely. it's no coincidence it's the new year celebration for us here in the persian new year where kids are probably quality a lot of people are gathering. across various points in

italy news live from berlin an emotional homecoming dozens of kidnapped schoolgirls from northern nigeria are back home the same boko rama sumus that abducted them dropped the mom but with a stark warning for parents don't try educating your daughters to get we'll be back in lagos also ahead in a combative and confidence speech chancellor angela merkel lays out her new government's vision for german lawmakers immigration in the street a criticism of the war in syria all featured prominently also. is the this is the man who got donald trump elected cambridge alec a c.e.o. alexander thinks pays the price for his part of the facebook data abuse scandal the consultancy firm suspends him for boasting about using dirty tricks to swing the election. when mark thanks very much for your company everyone always start with a surprising turn of events in nigeria boko haram militants are freed more than one hundred girls abducted from a boarding school in northeastern nigeria a month ago while this video that we obtained exclusively from our part. her station channels television shows some of the free

only news line from berlin an emotional homecoming dozens of kidnapped schoolgirls from northern nigeria are back home the same vocal wrong extremist that abducted them dropped them off but with the stark warning for parents don't try educating your daughters again or we'll be back really goss also ahead international scrutiny on this matter alexandra nix the disgraced c.e.o. of shadow we consultancy cambridge analytical bragged about fixing elections well now opposition lawmakers in kenya are exploring legal action over his remarks plus said in a combative and confident speech chance on the america lays out her new goals wednesday vision to german lawmakers immigration industry and criticism of the war in syria featured prominently and the worldwide fight against racism we join activists in the brussel in pairs excuse me then on the un's world anti discrimination day they say france is structurally racist and they're going to change it. thanks very much for a company everyone while we start our broadcast with a surprising and somewhat happy turn of events in nigeria boko haram have free

tonight, the homecoming in nigeria known was expecting.itant islamists boko haram has freed many of the 110 schoolgirls they snatched from the town of dapchi and month ago, but their act clemency came with a haunting warning to parents. do not try sending your daughters to school again, or we will be back. we start tonight with this report. reporter: there is no happier place today than dapchi in northern nigeria. the unexpected release of the town's kidnapped schoolgirls transforming the square into a priest -- plays of unbridled joy. earlier in the day, boko haram militants drove back the girls and set them free to the delight of dozens of frantic parents. >> i saw with my own eyes 11 boko haram vehicles. they were with the children. when they got to the road, they stopped and blocked the road. they did not talk or agree to anybody. they dropped the children at one corner. everyone came and i got my child. reporter: the girls are back in their community, but some are clearly marked by their months of captivity. aged between 11 and 19, th

so loud gridlock of rush hour in nigeria's commercial capital. every day he's be doing his job talk suggests is that the u.k. and escalate global warming. well there's a solution to this problem and it's one was silent. for a start button of a hybrid car. like the one that belongs to a thirty five year old entrepreneur. who called brown's in both but still an electric energy it's one of just a handful in nigeria basically energy comes from the battery or the engine and you have the convents i had to call vox the currents today seem to be stored inside a battery so in this mode of my batteries i'm well charged. to hold alongside the passengers. so i see cassidy batteries discharge and a yellow arrow. showing that energy is going outside out on the battery park. so the engine can also buy parts in a wheel i can't see buying a pos they will. do so because the latest one and patch are a decent both of which b.g. species the world bank says nigeria's quality is poor and the danger to public health most of those fields you look you see coming out of th

i will be in chad and nigeria the entire week. i spend a lot of time in nigeria because it's a quarter of the population in sub-saharan africa appeared to challenging company in terms of the government systems and so i'll be over there. a lot of the trips, the u.k. and germany give more than half what the u.s. does because even though the population economy are dramatically smaller, talking to them about the joint work. the biggest project that i put time on because we are in a very, very critical phase for scott three countries, nigeria, afghanistan, pakistan. the countries that have had in the last three years. if we execute well and have a little bit of luck, then that child gets paralyzed with polio at her. cop mark >> we asked some of our readers to send us questions that they would like to ask you. we won't give you all of them, but one that is really interesting is how do you decide what areas defined? i mean, this is from a reader who said malaria, tb and polio are three things that you've worked to eradicate, but there we

the loud gridlock of rush hour in nigeria's commercial capital. every day viz breaking this suggests is that we need to end and that's going to be really. well there's a solution to this problem and its name was silent. for a start button of a hybrid car like the one that belongs to a thirty five year old entrepreneur. the calderon's in both but still electric energy it's one of just a handful in nigeria. basically and if you come from the battery or the engine and you have the convents i had to call vox the currents today seem to me stored inside a battery so in these modes my batteries i'm well charged. to hold. alongside the passenger. so i see cassidy batteries discharging a yellow arrow. showing that energy is going outside out on the battery park. saw the engine can also supply parts of the wheel. see the blanket box they will. do so because the latest one and patch are or d.c. both of which b.g. species the world bank says nigeria's quality is poor and a danger to public health most of those fields you look you see there's also things carbo

just nigeria and its allies have been fighting boko haram in the lake chad region for years but brazen kidnapping and drop off of victims indicates that the group is far from being defeated solomon job aid. let's go back to now and speak to our correspondent marianna sanchez about president petro pablo kaczynski often has resignation to congress he has been mired and corruption allegations marianna so will the opposition will congress accept the resignation. well elizabeth the congress has already accepted his resignation. congress was about to impeach him tomorrow in a few hours from now and many called that he would survive this second impeachment proceedings in less in three months however these videos surfaced just forty eight hours ago where you could see members of his. allies of his party apparently negotiating bolt is for try to keep him safe the presidency however this has caused a debacle here in the political is the pattern here because many congressmen and all of the political is. that this has been this that this is a crime and even members of his own party said that they

technology we can one of the few hybrid car owners in lagos nigeria. scientists say that coal reserves in south africa seem to be more resilient to climate change than we've seen other regions but why assume of mine biologists in durban is researching the complex dynamics of coral production and protection to do so they have set up a whole sperm bank using cyber technology beyond to me the purpose of their project protect the bio diversity of the re let's take a look. this is how go to reproduce and spread for hundreds of millions of years they've been building pushing reefs and ensuring their own survival. marine biologists are collecting these six else called. to study their genetic potential most living room typical waters. in this part of the ocean natural selection has lived only species that can cope with the rough when the found in the seas around south africa so that's a lot of our research is just trying to figure out. what is the genetic basis of all existence of susceptibility to our race all connected on a genetic level how how. what sort o

so loud gridlock of rush hour that nigeria's commercial capital. every day viz be discharged suggests is that lead to end and escalate the relief. well there's a solution to this problem and its name was silent. for a start button of a hybrid car like the one that belongs to a thirty five year old entrepreneur. the calderon's in both but still electric energy it's one of just a handful in nigeria. basically from the battery or the engine and you have the convents i had to call vox the currents today seem to be stored inside a battery so in these modes my batteries um well charged. so hold on. along side on the possum just. so i see cassidy batteries discharge and the yellow arrow . showing that energy is going outside out on the battery park. so the engine can also buy parts of the wheel i can't see the engine supplying the parts of it will. do so because the latest want to patch your d.c. . which b.g. species the world bank says nigeria's quality is poor and a danger to public health most of those fields you look you see there's also things carbon

cameroon, chad, niger and nigeria. we have made progress with nigeria in the last year or so with regards to our ability to share intelligence with them, to assist them if planning and also to assist in training. mr. peters: you mentioned in your written testimony that the multinational task force in that area doesn't seem to be as interested in dealing with the situation. they believe it's a nigeria-sent rick problem. i gagget you are don't agree -- i gagget you are don't agree -- i gather you don't agree. mr. waldhauser: they do want to operate, the countries that sport multinational joint task force. but in most cases these countries have significant other challenges. whether it be in nye jeer in a itself, in the -- nigeria itself, in the coastal area or central area. whether it's chad, who has concerns with their border with libya. niger has all kinds of issues throughout their country. the ability to have large military forces that can do all of these things is difficult for these countries. so sometimes if it app

they believe that it is in nigeria.what can we do to convince them otherwise based on the testimony it seems they do want to operate across a broad region. they have all kind of issues throughout the country so the ability to have the margi the lh resources that can do all these things is different so sometimes if it appears over the period of months the trend lin trendline n a negative way if you will have it's been acting, these countries may decide to move their access to other places because their interest and security concerns may not be on top of ththe top of the list one internal issues going on. >> you mentioned a dangerous part of the world that we are focused on and it's always been my understanding in the briefings i have related to the operations. the foreign fighters coming to the northern area. >> having the relationship to them is important because it could have an impact and i know that yesterday the secretary indicated the united states is considering removing chadha from the travel ban. i have been con

most of the one hundred ten schoolgirls who were abducted a month ago in northeast nigeria have been reunited with their families hundred one girls were released to their hometown of by boko haram fighters but a handful of them are still missing by gerri's government says it agreed a temporary pause in fighting with the group in order to secure their release a solid binge of aid has the latest. it's difficult to hold back via tears after would be girls have been through these are some of the hundred and children who were kidnapped last month. just took them from their school and dumped she town in northeastern nigeria the girls say five of their fellow students died i will not let you know what i wanted when they took us from the school would be sitting thinking about what we might eat then we heard a gunshot everybody was. used they asked us to come to the school gate we were in the area they take us into the vehicle and asked who were the people fasting that they gave us a drink certain cake this was on the way after when they took us food there under a tree and gave us food to coo

it's no longer news that nigeria generates a lot of waste and the country. with. this waste where they are recycling all the using. challenge of monitoring the ways is there now across the country and across the world it had a wish come be turned to well we also have waste can be turned to beautiful things but is it possible to sit in your house in one place and make the wealth or make the beautiful things yes it is thanks to this wall students of a government go of college and duty who have come up with an i can link those turning the waste to these beautiful beings all paying money for waste and those generating the waste lets go see how their work. wastes over three million tonnes are generated annually and nigeria it's an environmental disaster and a health hazard probably twenty to thirty percent of the waste is collected for recycling and reuse. these teenage girls from a boob job want to change that police lois and just tina have created an app that they hope will make a difference in the way people deal with their garbage it's called the green world tech a

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us what europe needs to do in confronting a potential trade battle with the united states and in nigeria we find a hot idea that is helping farmers to keep their cool and their produce fresher falker. this is the business i'm christopher kolber welcome the vice president of the european commission fronts timmerman says he is confident e.u. steel shipped to the united states will eventually earn the same exemption status as canada and australia to moments made the comment at a gathering of european executives in the german town of filling in home to one of the country's biggest steel producers. steel has been dealing ins life blood for over three hundred years here over five thousand people are employed by the steel mill that dillinger. and many are worried about their jobs american tariffs would have real world consequences here and saddam and the mills parent company delivers components to u.s. manufacturers like the automotive industry. slang guns guns cause of what trump is doing is a huge mistake with his tariffs dillinger exports a lot to the u.s. trumps going to have second thought

boko haram strikes again, kidnapping over a hundred schoolgirls in nigeria. now nearly a fortnight on, eye—witness accounts start to emerge. i am kasia madera in london. when of russia's new generation of weapons unveiled by president putin say they can't evade us defence system. and hoping for oscar glory... the profoundly deaf six road who bejoining the glory... the profoundly deaf six road who be joining the stars on the red carpet this weekend. —— 6—year—old. live from our studios in singapore, and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 8pm in washington where president trump said it's unfair trade as he announced the us will impose tough tariffs on steel and aluminium imports next week — up to 25% on steel and 10% on aluminium goods. and the response? the eu says the move appears blatantly protectionist. canada — the biggest exporter of steel to the us — called it unacceptable. and china, the main target of the tariffs, said they'd retaliate. nick bryant has the details from washington. the de

in northern nigeria boko haram fighters have freed all but nine of the one hundred ten girls abducted from their school last month members of the reportedly dropped the girls in the center of the northeastern town of dashi early wednesday morning where some of in germany it has the latest. these are parents and relatives of some of the hundred and ten girls who were kidnapped they've been anxiously waiting for weeks to find out what happened to their children who are on fighters took them last month from their school and up the town in northeastern nigeria ninety one goals seem a lot more than let me just now i can say even. my many of the. goals of the future that led to the least was being done not to drop in one things along the line up on the road. and. they went back was not directed at various houses have not been asked. to come. to the girls were checked for physical and psychological trauma before security forces and our parents to meet them last month of zero spoke to some who managed to escape and many others including the elder sister of these girls were kidnapped it's hard

nigeria i mean to bring you new an inspiring stories on environmental issues from all of africa and europe but i'm not alone with me is my colleague from kenya. thanks. very warm. this is what we have on the show today. with. the democratic republic of congo to find out if you meet. with. tries to reduce food waste by acknowledging so. we find out how a bunch of friends in south africa can help the people from the city. it's no longer news that nigeria generates a lot of waste and the country in these challenges with how to manage this waste where they are recycling all the using. challenge of managing the waste is there now across the country and across the world it had be turned to well we've also had waste can be turned to beautiful things but is it possible to sit in your house in one place and make the well the beautiful things yes it is thanks to this for students of the government girls college and duty who have come up with an ink turning the waste to these beautiful things all paying money for waste and those generating the waste let's go see how their work. waste over three milli

know when you fly from berlin an emotional homecoming dozens of kidnapped schoolgirls from northern nigeria were turned home the same boko haram extremists that abducted them dropped the mom but with a stark warning for parents don't try educating your daughters again or we'll be back around lagos with the latest also ahead in a combative and confident speech chancellor angela merkel lays out her new goldman's vision of german lawmakers immigration industry and criticism of the war in syria all featured prominently we'll get the details from our correspondents also is this the man who got donald trump elected cambridge analytic the c.e.o. alexander nix pays the price for his part in the facebook data abuse scandal because something see firm suspends it for boasting about using dirty tricks to swing elections. where iraq thanks for your company everyone well we started with a surprising turn of events in nigeria boko haram militants have freed more than one hundred schoolgirls abducted from a boarding school in northeastern nigeria a month ago while at this exclusive video that you see here

game here on june for the world cup had of the nigeria game here onjune the 2nd.nk about tonight but ultimately he will be happy with what he saw, certainly towards the latter end of the first half and into the second half as well. thank you. meanwhile alex mcleish got his first win since taking up the mantel as scotland manager for a second time as his side beat hungary 1—0 in their friendly in budapest. despite missing a golden opportunity in the first half when charlie mulgrew had his penalty kick saved by the hungarian keeper. but after the break, matt phillips arrived just in time to meet ryan fraser's deflected cross putting away the only goal of the game. manchester city women and chelsea ladies are looking to make history tomorrow night as they seek to defend their 2 0 quarterfinal, first leg leads in the women's champions league. wins for both clubs would mean two english sides in the last four at the same time, a feat never achieved before. for chelsea, who host french club montpellier, victory would make it the biggest night in the club's history as jo

are on releases more than a hundred girls kidnapped last month from a school with nigeria. i'm sure. did a sports in iraq and a three decade long ban on hosting international matches as they face cats in a friendly in bastra warn that the program. head of facebook has admitted his company has made mistakes and its data protection to revelations a u.k. firm had misused information from the social media platform c.e.o. mark zuckerberg finally broke his silence four days after u.k. media exposed the actions of cambridge and those ika. is in washington for us mike what did you have to say. well he published a lengthy statement on his facebook page making very clear that facebook was responsible for not protecting the data of its client base he blamed as well though cambridge analytical who you agree the accused of breaking trust with facebook because of its use and authorized use as he put it of the data that it had harvested or facebook servers but certainly there is an apology from mark zuckerberg saying that the company remains committed to protecting the data of every indiv

find out why millions of children in nigeria are being denied an education. protests in slovakia after a journalist and his fiance a murder that. from a fresh breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello and welcome to international weather forecast and weather conditions across europe remain critical many areas significant snowfall resulting from some active frontal systems but we got a general change in the situation the big area of high pressure which brought in the cold air is gone instead we got two areas of low pressure on it towards the east when it was west and serious circulations there so we're basically seeing the very cold air being replaced by something slightly less cold but still with the risk of some heavy snowfall this a particularly heavy snowfall across parts of moldova through to ukraine and that's heading up into parts of russia's around the sequencer in the next twenty four hours also snow over the alps extending down through towards the balkans strong winds across the u.k. make it really really cold but it will become