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riding to their rescue. joining us from sol is shadow carol, founder of and can use dot org, a research news and analysis website dedicated to all things north korea. a chad as something is up in north korea, but as always it's a bit tough to find out what exactly is going on there. kim duncan did warn in his annual new year speech, it would be tough times ahead. and i'm curious, what's your assessment of just how bad the food crisis is there? yeah, well those are the words food cards. this, the north korean state media, very unusually used in june 2021. and that was probably as a result of north korea cove, it shut down, the board has been closed now for almost 2 and a half years. and we've seen barely any import coming in of foreign food stuff. so they really become very self reliant. and we'll know from you and reports of chris and your crop supplies full below the requirements for population of that size, roughly 25000000 people. those are the sort of key facts and we don't really have much detail, much verifiable, reliable data about what the food supply is now besides just a general assumption, that is it's grim all sources in chung an

carol and up into under pradesh. and a dish was big shouts, the north that in bangladesh and north east india. but for the most of it near just increasingly hot, ah. on counting the costs, latin america's inflation nightmare returns come governments bring prices down, lebanon reaches a draft deal with the i a map that will the nation implement reforms in west africa, worst food prices in a decade. oh fun. the much needed aids. counting the cost on all to 0. what happens the in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch zooming way in, and then pulling back out again. ah, ah, ah, welcome back. the main stories now. russia is saying it's destroyed a weapons factory on the outskirts of ukraine's capital. moscow says the plant made antea croft and anti ship missiles. and it's wanting that it could step up a tax on keith multiple explosions or heard in the city earlier on. and around 300 palestinians have been detained by his writing forces, who entered the alex so most compound and occupied east jerusalem. just before people had gathered for

but the rush hours running up here in carol and up in tundra dash and a dish, it was big shouts to know that in bangladesh and north east india. but for the most of india, just increasingly hot. ah, i'm counting the cost latin america's inflation nightmare returns. governments bring prices down, lebanon reaches a drop deal with the i am app that will the nation implement reforms in west africa, worst crisis in a decade. oh, fun. the much needed aids. counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello, i, mary, i'm noise you. welcome to the news our live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia. it's a military facility in the a key warning. it will intensify its attacks on the ukrainian capital is righty. forces detain at least 300 palestinians after confrontations at the alex some last compound, entire village flight and.

carol, i want to play something for you. i know the president is going to north carolina tomorrow. he was in iowa yesterday to talk gas prices. ron klain admitted to me in this podcast how hard it is to break through the ukraine story. take a listen. >> obviously what dominates the news is ukraine. i don't know how successful we were in getting at these doi things outs to the merge people to hear. that's not a criticism of the media, not a criticism necessarily of us, it's just the reality. people want to hear what we're doing here at home. >> they do seem intentional that president is ramping up into battleground states? >> yeah, they're ramping up into any state. the president hasn't been traveling around the country all that much. a lot of his events are here in washington. we have heard repeatedly from the administration, the white house, that the president will pivot to the agenda, we heard that more earlier this year. a lot of that is covid, but it's also he has -- a lot of his attention is being occupied by ukraine. what they have had tried to do is mesh the two issues. i ha

the next category of property we out lined north of there is the city transfer property. at the block bounded by griffith row, and carol avenue. >> the diagram on this slide was 58ed from the staff report from your approval item at the april 12th hearing you approved the transfer for this -- site assembly effort by the city to develop the fire training facility. the approval of transfer is subject to conditions including state lands approval of fair market and adoption of state legislation. we expect that those conscience will be completed in 12 months and the transferal be complete. we'll min tain our properties we will not lease them. our goal tell is to consummate this resolution as is on april 12th. in person is getting to me. i'm excited be here. >> now we moved on to the slough property. this is i like to refer to my colleague who health care involved with the efforts our sustainability manager and i will return after he is done describing the work we have done on those issues. thank you. mike. >> good afternoon. the slough as you saw on the map low lying extension of the bay waters. sometimes a muddy strip of on

the next category of property we out lined north of there is the city transfer property. at the block bounded by griffith row, and carolon this slide was 58ed from the staff report from your approval item at the april 12th hearing you approved the transfer for this -- site assembly effort by the city to develop the fire training facility. the approval of transfer is subject to conditions including state lands approval of fair market and adoption of state legislation. we expect that those conscience will be completed in 12 months and the transferal be complete. we'll min tain our properties we will not lease them. our goal tell is to consummate this resolution as is on april 12th. in person is getting to me. i'm excited be here. >> now we moved on to the slough property. this is i like to refer to my colleague who health care involved with the efforts our sustainability manager and i will return after he is done describing the work we have done on those issues. thank you. mike. >> good afternoon. the slough as you saw on the map low lying extension of the bay waters. sometimes a muddy strip of on 1400 feet and sometimes

carol. good morning. it has been a chilly start to the day to a few showers in the north of england, but it should brightengrees, but always feeling that bit cooler along the north sea coastline. heading onto the evening and overnight, once again we see a return to pick a cloud across scotland and north—east england, producing some patchy light rain and drizzle. elsewhere, where the cloud remains broken, we are looking at a touch of frost. a sunny day for many tomorrow. this cloud across scotland and northern england and through the day that will drift further southwards and westward within isolated shower. top temperature of 15 degrees, but cooler in the east. hello, this is bbc news. i'm victoria deryshire. the headlines: emmanuel macron has been re—elected as french president. he promised to unite the country, after defeating the anti—immigration candidate marine le pen. president zelensky meets the united states' top diplomat, anthony blinken. it's the first time a senior us official has visited ukraine since the war began. in the uk, borisjohnson has told labour's angela rayner that he regards claims

temperatures through the course of tomorrow ranging from 11 in the north to 20 in the south—east. thank you, carolat the scene of the attack yesterday. who was at the scene thank who was at the scene you forjoining us, terrifying pictures thank you forjoining us, terrifying pictures we saw what went on on the subway. can you bring us up today on this person of interest? thea;r subway. can you bring us up today on this person of interest?— this person of interest? they are on the lookout — this person of interest? they are on the lookout to _ this person of interest? they are on the lookout to night _ this person of interest? they are on the lookout to night for _ this person of interest? they are on the lookout to night for frank - the lookout to night for frank james, a 62—year—old individual, primarily from wisconsin and philadelphia, he has addresses in both places. they are not calling him a suspect, they say they want him a suspect, they say they want him in relation to the shooting. everyone is looking for him, he is still in the wind and there is a $50,000 reward for anyone who has informat

here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. a mile start to the day. except for the northns up, there will be some sunshine but across the north and west of wales into the south—west, west of wales into the south—west, we could see some patchy light rain and drizzle on and off as we move through the day. temperatures to sources in aberdeen to about 15 in norwich and london. through this evening and overnight, our band of rain and hill now pushes further north, a band of rain pushes further south across england and wales and it will weaken. for northern england and north and west wales, some sharp showers. i can't for most it will be a mild night about the risk of ice on untreated surfaces in the north—east. tomorrow we see the back edge of that weather front clear, there will be a lot of showers following behind, some with hail, and a lot of dry weather with some sunshine. it's going to be windy tomorrow as well, rain across the north of scotland, cold air following behind. overnight we will see further snow slowly slipping southwards. how worried should we be about embedd

carol kirkwood. hello again. yesterday, temperatures at heathrow airport reached 19 degrees. somewhere in the south—east today could reach 20 degrees. we've got rain moving out of the northe north sea coastline and the northern isles, where we've got a brisk breeze. through this evening and overnight, there goes our rain, continuing its journey northwards. there will be some clear skies, some mist and fog patches forming and some coastal mist and fog hugging the coastline of western england and also wales. as a result it's not going to be a cold night. tomorrow we start off on a cloudy note with the rain continued to push into the northern isles. behind it, the cloud will break, we'll see some sunny skies develop but also some showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery in england and wales, but warmer for most of us. hello, this is bbc news. let's get a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. we're in the business end of the women's world cup quaifiers and all four home nations are still in contention. england are unbeaten so far and take on northern ireland at windsor park tonight. victory for them, will seal qualification if austria drop points a

the sunshine and out of the winds which will be lighter in the north—west, it will feel quite pleasant. we will take that, thank you, carol he's been doing the same to expectations too. atjust ten years old, he's become one of the youngest people to pass his grade eight drumming exam, the top grade, with distinction. an achievement made even more incredible by the fact that he's only been playing for around three and a half years. i was really, like, proud and excited and everything when my mum...because she showed me her phone because the results had just came, and she showed me it, and i wasjust, like, stunned. from a very early age, it was apparent that sam seemed to have this natural ability to either rock along or tap in time to the beat of a song, either at home or in the car. and he just seemed to have this very natural sense of timing. i think it's fair to say that . neither me or gary are very musically minded or gifted. so, you know, to have sam, - who suddenly developed this skill of being able to play the drums isjust fantastic. _ and we're not quite sure where it's come from. i my drum heroes, like, the peopl

carol. good morning. i'm going to post it towards the easter weekend, going to be won, but a chance of rain at times, especially in the northg of heading to the west it looks like there will be low cloud, mist and fog, especially over the west coast and the english channel. i will keep you updated. we have rain continuing to push northwards across scotland, rain across the southwest and some of that could be thundery as it continues to advance northwards through the rest of the day, eradicating the bright starts across parts of northern england. we should hang onto dry weather behind the rain across the far north of scotland and it should brighten up in south—west england behind the rain heading northwards. the south east saying largely dry apart from the odd shower and we still have quite brisk winds across the north sea coastline and the northern isles. that will tempt the temperature but today we could get up temperature but today we could get up to about 20 degrees somewhere in the south. yesterday we made 19 degrees. i will have a longer forecast in about half an hour, but now back to. we look forward to it. from star

carol with the weather. there is some sunshine around but a lot of cloud, you can see both in the highlands this morning. we have got some bands of rain following northsles. this evening and overnight, the first band of rain heads north but then the second rain comes in and that will have some potential of thunder. a lot of cloud but not particularly cold. tomorrow we continue with the rain moving northwards, it will curl back into the east and the south—east. note the temperatures over the next few days. in london on thursday we could hit 20 degrees. thank you very much. first came the seven marathons in seven days. next it was running from leicester to leeds in just 24 hours. it wasn't us doing this! the rugby league kevin sinfield took on both of those gruelling feats to support his great friend and former leeds rhinos team—mate, rob burrow, who has motor neurone disease. well, guess what. super kev�*s got another challenge up his sleeve and this time he wants you to take part. 0h, oh, no! not me! maybe you. and take one. rob burrow, where do we start? he's a joker. a persevering, resilient little so—and—so. we spend a lot of time laughing. us bot

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carol has the forecast. this guy is looking beautiful. but it's not like that everywhere but it in many areas but if you are in the north sea coastline, particularly will accentuate the cooler feel. thank you. we will be back with headlines at eight o'clock and we can tell you what is coming up. lesley garrett is joining us and there is a new anthem being released to celebrate the platinum jubilee and she will tell us all about it. and today is the 96th birthday of the queen, an extraordinary day. that's all coming up later in the programme and we will see you in a few minutes. good morning, welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. our headlines today. the last stand — russia says it will seize the last part of mariupol, as ukraine calls for special negotiations to evacuate residents. borisjohnson visits india, as the government seeks to delay a vote on whether he should be investigated over claims he misled parliament. a new photo of the queen alongside two fell ponies is released to celebrate her 96th birthday, which she'll spend at sandringham. and i will bring you a bird's eye view of london as for the first time ever ticket

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