the city governments in the northwest or for your example that seem to. be about states only. the patient to live in should be banned it's a very good riddance we're also because of the rising we're on insulin so your leadership in the military security which was restricted by grossly under federal law with. no more really 2 degrees. by months which is in the march and so i think. groups the bidens 'd 15 or so that really are on our biggest thank you notes is before we go into the town with the particular issue of subtleness with the band it's in the northwest some parts of the country in a we have seen a patent been established in northwest to nigeria with all those banned this moving forward attacking elementary and primary schools and the question is normally should expect the police and the army to be deployed to launch a preemptive attacks gathering intelligence and prevent such incident from happening which doesn't seem to be the case here so if you have i'm dying i think old school crews to new york were. security the entire security architecture of the country i think

the bandits themselves in the northwest are making political demands in the last few must. we have seen the injustices and the exclusion from government. they are no longer groups with purely economic motives. >> let's move along from the differentials of the ideologies. talk to me about the safe schools initiative. given everything that all three of you gentlemen have said, it would seem that the safe schools initiative was at least a good start in terms of protecting children from the games you have been talking about. why has that not been used better or more widely in nigeria? >> the safe schools initiative was introduced in 2014 after the abduction of the 276 girls in boko haram's custom. why the initiative has not been effective is because it has not been implemented. it was just declared by the government. what we see, it is not -- it was just declared by governments. we saw a abductor and similar to end 100 girls were taken -- when 100 girls were taken. schools are completely exposed in nigeria. hundreds of government invaded the school and they only met one student

winds and it will be wettest in the northwest of scotland.s we move from wednesday into thursday, the wind starts to pick up a little bit more, another weather system coming in from the atlantic. no longer high pressure, pressure will be much lower by thursday and we've got showers and sunshine perhaps some heavy showers toward the northwest was up blog is rain sweeping across northern island and western parts of scotland. again, temperatures 11 to 13 celsius so near normal for this time of year. a quiet start to the week, things start to turn a bit wetter and windier. particularly in the northwest and then briefly later in the week it turns a bit chillier. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first, the headlines. two police officers are in hospital after clashes with hundreds of protesters in bristol. it happened after a rally against plans to limit demonstrations turned violent. the government warns the european union, that any attempt to block the export of doses of

that was called the northwest. so this was the vehicle that she used to communicate about her equal suffrage efforts. i believe the whole family was or many members of the family were involved in producing this newspaper. one of her sense was a printer. so it was kind of like a family enterprise. so she communicated through the northwest. it was an important part of her developing skill and becoming a suffrage leader in the northwest. she also communicated with national suffrage leaders. and in 1873, 1871, she coordinated eighth visit by susan b anthony out to the west and she traveled with her on a speaking tour in california. so in very short order, i think it's a very remarkable, in very short order she all of a sudden had significant standing and presence in the suffrage movement. harvey scott, her brother, of course she traveled with the family on the organ trail. apparently he had been abusive to his siblings. there are accounts of him beating up the sisters when they were growing up. and he kind of continued

and it will be wettest in the northwest of scotland.f change. as we move from wednesday into thursday the wind starts to pick up a little bit more, another weather system coming in from the atlantic. no longer high pressure, pressure it will be much lower by thursday for the we got showers and sunshine perhaps some heavy showers toward the northwest was up blog is rain sweeping across northern island and western parts of scotland was up temperatures 11 to 13 degrees without near normal for this time of year. a quiet start to the wii, things start a bit start to the wii, things start a bit start to the wii, things started that bit wetter in winter particularly in the northwest and then briefly later in the week doesn't turn a bit chillier. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. parts of south—east australia are hit by the worst flooding, in decades. yes, this is the worst i've seen it. last year after christmas it was pretty bad, but not this bad. the us defence secretary _ pretty bad, but

a new man named general william henry harrison was put in charge to rebuild the army of the northwest and his idea was to build a large fortification right at the rapids of the river, so the most shallow crossing point, and his plan was to get as many troops and supplies together as possible. he was going to get back up to detroit, retake that for the united states and then invade canada. the war of 1812 tends to be quite a bit forgotten in our american history. what was going on at the time was the united states was a young nation and we had just gotten over the revolution. we were our own country, and we were really just trying to make a go of it. at this point in time, great britain was fighting with the french empire, and the united states decided it was going to make money off of that war. they were trading to both the french and british. as you can imagine, neither side was too happy the united states was supplying goods and supplies, so the british actually were pulling up alongside merchant ships in the atlantic and stealing cargo and impressing sailors. free-trade and sailors

we always used to talk about the northwest passage at the beginning of the 19th and 20th century, theyelting around the arctic and we see these countries jostling under the guise of scientific expedition for access for these new routes. it is still an important part of the way we connect. yes, it is. the numbers are so interesting. i think it was reported that every hour, the ship is stuck in the suez canal, it is like 300 million dollars of damage to the economy. it shows how dependent the world is and how dependent you are on some waterways and subsea passages but to be honest, ijust thought suddenly, somehow it reflects also what it means one things come to a halt and suddenly everything stops, like the lockdown that we are in now, and we are now exactly one year after that first lockdown started in europe and it made me think of what comes afterwards and how much reflection there has now been going on and also the question of what comes afterwards? is capitalism really working yet and there are so many fascinating books coming out about the future of capitalism, is gdp really the r

warm weather on the way for many but across the northwest of scotland particularly, there is a lot ofearlier satellite picture you can see a lot of cloud extending out into the atlantic. that is heading in our direction. heavy rain through tonight across northern ireland and scotland. some of that into northwest england as wales was a very strong gusty winds across northwestern parts of the uk. milder than it was last night six to 9 degrees. many spots will start tomorrow cloudy. certainly a central and southern part of the uk. some sun shining initially across scotland with showers through the day, a band of rain will push northward once again forgot that rain really setting and across western scotland, east and scotland should see brightness and some southern parts of england and southwell should brighten up just a little. it's windy for all, cost of 40 to 50 mph as may be stronger and places and a little warmer than it was today. temperatures perhaps up to 16 degrees across eastern england. as we head into the evening we keep cloud and rain particularly up we keep cloud and rain pa

we saw some much colder air move down from the northwest right across the country.e but bright with some sunshine, then it will turn wetter and windier, particularly across northern and western areas. and gradually, it will be turning milder. it's looking very mild indeed as we head on into next week. so for saturday, then, we're in the cold air mass, as you can see. this is the milder air mass which will be making inroads saturday night and into sunday. we start this morning off with a bit of an ice risk across northern areas where we had overnight showers. it is a chilly start but bright, plenty of sunshine around, but into the afternoon, cloud will be thickening out west with some rain pushing into northern ireland, western scotland along with strengthening winds. now, temperatures after that chilly start should reach 10—11 celsius for most. still, though, single figure values across scotland, 7—9 celsius. now into saturday evening and saturday night, it turns very wet and windy across the northern half the northwest, heavy rain for many, all but the southeast, w

winds and it will be wettest in the northwest of scotland.s to pick up a little bit more, another weather system coming in from the atlantic. no longer high pressure, pressure will be much lower by thursday and we've got showers and sunshine perhaps some heavy showers toward the northwest was up blog is rain sweeping across northern island and western parts of scotland. again, temperatures 11 to 13 celsius so near normal for this time of year. a quiet start to the week, things start to turn a bit wetter and windier. particularly in the northwest and then briefly later in the week it turns a bit chillier. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. the eu comission president, ursula von der leye, has faced criticism from the british government after suggesting that exports of the astrazeneca vaccine outside the eu could be blocked. a record breaking day on saturday — that's what the government says on the number of vaccines administered in the country. nearly 850,000. but a warning that facemasks and some social distancing could be with us, for yea

winds and it will be wettest in the northwest of scotland.sure will be much lower by thursday and we've got showers and sunshine perhaps some heavy showers toward the northwest was up blog is rain sweeping across northern island and western parts of scotland. again, temperatures 11 to 13 celsius so near normal for this time of year. a quiet start to the week, things start to turn a bit wetter and windier. particularly in the northwest and then briefly later in the week it turns a bit chillier. this is bbc news i'm look was a bureaucrat with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the worst flooding in more than a century hits parts of south—east australia, forcing thosands to flee their homes. we have lost the bridge that is our access into the property, we've lost our flying fox, we've lost acres of river bank. i don't know how we are going to recoverfrom this, quite honestly. america's defence secretary has refu

we do see some 70's at work so usually get a lot of cloud cover it's a system coming in from the northwest. however, you'll notice bubbling up from the south so it's a mild air mass. clearing wednesday afternoon looks like nice on thursday clouds return friday where does that mean weekend unsettled showers on saturday but sunday will be recovery zone and early next week unsettled tahoe, snow looks like it's coming our way futurecast for. notice how it's coming up from the south quite a bit of cloud cover coverage by 6.30 and throughout the day on tuesday. and you know that lingers all the way to about wednesday noon or so before we really start to push that out get back in the sunshine to finish off the week, it looks like forecast is reflecting those clouds by wednesday 48, 49 going on for thursday under sunny skies. but this weekend will get some snow going on as they will early into next week, let's go ahead take a look at those longer range forecast models for you as we get to around saturday here comes that dose of rain break on sunday monday here comes a nose tuesday in might even se

nigeria's president is deploying troops to the country's northwest and has also impose a no fly zone over the state of some fire and this is an effort to end the wave of mass kidnappings that have taken place in recent weeks 279 schoolgirls kidnapped from a school in zamfara on friday were released on tuesday u.s. pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson has confirmed it will test its gold in 1000 vaccine on children expanded trials which also includes newborns and pregnant women to security forces in myanmar continue to crackdown on protesters 2 days after the bloodiest day yet of the unless there is a force that live rounds were fired in the northwestern town of. amnesty international says war crimes are being committed in mozambique's northern kabul delgado province in a new reports the rice group says hundreds of people have been killed since 2017 is documented extrajudicial executions human rights violations and indiscriminate attacks those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll be back with the al-jazeera news hour under 30 minutes right after inside story to stay with us. free a

of nigerian schoolgirls abducted from a boarding school have been released local leaders in the northwest northwest of the country say they secured their freedom despite many obstacles being placed in the box also coming up international concern grows out the situation in myanmar as the military steps up its use of force to quell the ongoing protests more reports of live rounds being fired at civilians southeast asian foreign ministers call the coup leaders to compromise. us in 2019 this secretly filmed video brought down the government of australia now the man responsible is prison fighting extradition to vienna our correspondent find out why he fears becoming the victim of political persecution. and the berlin film festival open spot this year goes digital because of the coronavirus panda. welcome to the program and we start with the release of hundreds of schoolgirls who were kidnapped last week in northwest nigeria government authorities say the girls are safe and well students were abducted from their boarding school by an armed gang last friday government officials have been in talk

in launching daring attacks of the heart of some of the states in the northwest and in the some part of the country this is nigeria one of the richest nations on earth what's happening there well. it's actually me just telling some of me just telling us what seemed to come because. you can see people really. but this little gun. because we're going hard to the morgue. so paul wanted to let loose on the site you remember because protocol which i lost reading. about states that's it better to be chilling on there without looking at you strike to check these. idiots it good to be a bigger problem but besides it's google is the international relations. or security jurist this is the we the serious car coming to nigeria i don't create the right solution would be lookouts who we need to look at look at. our security official yes look at how it did we get a sense you know. who actually most was to be in the country did of course thank you about this or yes indeed by the you know mike on the end of the day on a rich nation one of the biggest producers of oil in the african continent and all

dozens of students abducted in northwest nigeria it's the 4th massive school kidnapping from december. hello there i'm the stars here today this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. we can't let our guard down. this fight is far from over a warning from u.s. president joe biden to americans to keep up the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. king good was well a teeny south africa's most influential traditional ruler dies at the age of 72. machines of war or innocent children the colombian government under fire after several miners are killed during a military operation. but we begin in nigeria where gunmen have kidnapped students from a college and could do in a state that's in the northwest school attacks are becoming more frequent to the most recent being a mass abduction of 200 $79.00 pupils in zamfara states last month a kidnapping is a tactic commonly used by armed groups and criminal gangs in nigeria amnesty international says it's been escalating since january 2 mass abductions of schoolchildren took place within 10 days and february officials say they carried out b

as you can imagine, it's winter in northwest ohio at that time, so it was a really hard thing to do,ut during the construction, there were over 3500 men here who just worked night and day to build this fort, and they got it finished, as you see it today, by the end of april of that same year. the cold here at the fort was bad, as you can imagine, winter. they were all sleeping in tents. this was never supposed to be a long-term fortification. they really put up the things that were going to be used for defense. the stockade wall, the gates, the traverses you see here. it was a really rough place to be out in this territory, and there's all kinds of threat. you have some of the hostile native american tribes, and on top of that, there were 3500 men here, so you have disease and injury on top of everything else they are dealing with. this is actually a different design than most of the forts of this time period. you tend to see the forts of this time period being geometrical in shape, but if you look at an overview of the fort, it really follows the lay of the land. it is on a 40-foot

some clearer skies into the northwest. here, it could be on the chilly side.a chance to see the sunrise, the chances are it could be a slightly more orange flavour to it with some saharan dust in the upper atmosphere. so if you're a weather watcher, get out with your camera and take a shot, and send it in for us. so as we go through wednesday, then, we can split the country into three. some clearer skies, some sunshine out to the northwest, low cloud, misty, murky conditions again along the east coast and that band of showers gradually drifting its way steadily into the midlands and perhaps into the southeast. ahead of it, with some sunshine, we are likely to see highs of 14 celsius. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, this high pressure will sink its way steadily down from the north, and a brisk northeasterly wind will start to dominate the weather story, and that is introducing a cooler air mass. so noticeable difference to the feel of the weather. there's a weak weather front as well, which will bring spits and spots of rain, really, out of scotland

some clearer skies into the northwest. here, it could be on the chilly side.howers up into the southwest. elsewhere, it stays largely quiet. now, if you do have a chance to see the sunrise, the chances are it could be a slightly more orange flavour to it with some saharan dust in the upper atmosphere. so if you're a weather watcher, get out with your camera and take a shot, and send it in for us. so as we go through wednesday, then, we can split the country into three. some clearer skies, some sunshine out to the northwest, low cloud, misty, murky conditions again along the east coast and that band of showers gradually drifting its way steadily into the midlands and perhaps into the southeast. ahead of it, with some sunshine, we are likely to see highs of 14 celsius. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, this high pressure will sink its way steadily down from the north, and a brisk northeasterly wind will start to dominate the weather story, and that is introducing a cooler air mass. so noticeable difference to the feel of the weather. there's a weak weat

you have to watch out for the swells, those waves running a good 10 to 11 feet mainly along the northwest facing beaches so be careful places sharp are we have those are is going to watch out along the coastline there some of those ways will be extra large. >>out towards the media beach and probably looks like they'll continue into the weekend to we've got a series of storms out there off the coast line that will impact our weather but here's a gorgeous look speaking of beaches, how about half moon bay right now beautiful look along the coastline. you've got some nice clear skies there now couple people out there walking along the beach and enjoying that sunshine and really some beautiful almost spring-like weather around the bay area today but lurking on the horizon is your next storm system you see right there lot of energy moving in the pacific northwest. eventually that is going to roll into the bay area's early as tomorrow afternoon in the north bay. just some lingering showers early on saturday morning. i think a dry day on sunday back to more rain by monday afternoon that continuin

as we head into the evening, became and rain, particularly up towards the northwest, it stays quite windying frontal system will bring further ran across northern areas, particularly northwest scotland and to the south, we will start to see some really warm airfor the we will start to see some really warm airforthe time we will start to see some really warm airfor the time of we will start to see some really warm air for the time of year. we will start to see some really warm airfor the time of year. so you can see we have the cloud and rain on monday, especially for high grounds in western scotland, for the south and east, the best of the function lifting with temperatures to 21 degrees in norwich and in tuesday, which could be warmer still, england and wales seen plenty of sunshine and some of that into northern ireland and southern eastern scotland, still that ran for northwest scotland and looking at the top temperatures on tuesday. 22, maybe 23 degrees. but don't get too used to it. another big change on the way from midweek onwards towards the way from midweek onwards towards the ea

they now are insisting companies positively affirm everything is fine in the northwest of china, that and nothing is going on the. that happened today when a number of companies removed from their websites their statements about forced labor, presumably under duress from the chinese government. >> talk us through who those big brands are? clearly this is as much about a brands?ty exercise for those and trying to hold on for what consumer sentiment might be behind this? >> absolutely. on the one side, you have hugo boss, and asix, who affirmed she did they're going to continue to source cotton from the uighur region of china. on the other han you have companies making statements of concern about what is happening there. nike, h&m, marks & spencer have gone far on this, and adidas, have made statements of concern about what is happening with the human rights situation in northwest china. the interesting thing is, the companies who are saying they are going to continue to source, are doing so flying in the face of all the evidence, and flying the face of markets, the consumer markets in

for the early half of next week, northwest southeast split. more threats of a vaccine blockade, something the uk says will be very damaging. the long—term damage done by blockades can be very considerable. we'll have more on the vaccine debate, as eu leaders prepare to meet tomorrow to consider their next move. also tonight... the scottish government offers nhs staff a 4% pay rise, backdated to december, in recognition of a very difficult year. those seeking asylum in the uk could face a much tougher process in future, under controversial plans unveiled

nigeria is dealing with so many problems, and this problem is really, really spreading fast across northwest nigeria, across the rest of the north, across central nigeria, and it's moving and taking roots in the south of the country, as well. ahmed idris, for "inside story." ♪ >> let's bring in our guests, all of whom are joining us from nigeria. mike e., former director of nigeria state security service. second, a research fellow at the university of edinburgh center for african studies. also aniete iwang, researcher at human rights watch. a warm welcome to you all. mike, what is happening in kaduna? has it become the breeding ground for armed groups and bandits? >> well, so it seems. it's quite unfortunate that such incidents are taking place on a continuous series of attacks, especially on schools. and what one could ask is what is responsible for this surge in the attacks of schools? you recall that the state government in the northwest of nigeria declared the intention earlier to negotiate with the bandits. and nigerians were also, because of the rising wave calling for the change of th

the rain is hanging out. 47 degrees northwest wind at ten. the morning scattered showers chilly temperatures. north bay already 30s for the morning. the skies clear. numbers in the low 40s elsewhere. and highs tomorrow will have that windchill factor to it. northwest wind at times. highs in the low to mid-50s. it will feel like winter outside. and likely see showers. in fact it's interesting. the color coding shows the skies clearing. it might be seeing snow. and starting to see that on the higher peaks. towards mount hamilton. the change to white is taking place. cold air settles into the bay area. also giving us one part of the equation tomorrow. for scattered showers. the chilly air loft daytime heating. one way to destabilize the atmosphere. 9:00 a.m. to midafternoon showers are ongoing inland. snow in the high peaks. showers shut down and we'll see clearing. snow levels get interesting. around the range two to four inches possible. things dry out tuesday and wednesday. next chance of rain late thursday and friday. maybe not quite as cold

cloudy weather pushing to the northwest of scotland probably with bits and pieces of rain and drizzle north sea is on its coldest at the time of year with winds coming more off the north sea. those temperatures won't be quite as high across central and eastern scotland and central eastern parts of england as they were on tuesday more around about ten or 11 degrees. still very mild further west with temperatures 1a—15 celsius also in the warmest spots, probably southwest england in south wales, the spots to watch. thursday sees another weather system pushing down across from the north sea and that will thicken the cloud up threatening some further outbreaks of rain, particularly across east anglia and especially here parts of southeast england too. the winds still come from a northerly direction, a lot of cloud around, but there will still be some breaks particularly from western areas. so southwest scotland, northwest england probably doing 0k and towards the south west of the uk as well. favourite spots for seeing a bit of sunshine at times. to the end of the week, an area of high pr

that'll be quite a lot of rain into northwest scotland.h of our waving weather front, but to the south of our waving weatherfront, the but to the south of our waving weather front, the air will turn warmer and warmer. have a look at some of the temperatures. across the northern half of the uk, highs of 18 or19 northern half of the uk, highs of 18 or 19 degrees. we will have that rain for their north and west. further south, could see temperatures up to 22 or 23 degrees, unseasonably warm for the and of march. —— the end. tonight at six: scotland's former first minister alex salmond launches a new pro—independence party to fight the elections in may. the alba party will challenge his former protege nicola sturgeon and the scottish national party in a move that could splinter the independence vote. we intend to contribute policy ideas to assist scotland's economic recovery and help build an independence platform to face new political realities. tonight the snp said scotland's interests should not be obscured by what it said was mr salmond's

all right let's go back to our top story now another mass school abduction in nigeria in the northwest of the country and we've been able now to get ahold of our correspondent weiss interests he is in following the latest for us what more can you tell us. which is always can you hear us. ok we've had some trouble with that line there to a butcher to our correspondent who has idris so we'll try to get him back on a little bit later in the day let's move on again then to another story the u.n. world food program says syria is facing the worst humanitarian conditions since the start of the civil war 10 years ago the organization says nearly 60 percent of the population is suffering from hunger or food insecurity and the situation is being made worse by the pandemic and the collapse of the economy. in this camp in northwest syria the end of winter does not promise residents responds only new problems already rain has turned the earth to mud and flooded the rickety tents sheltering desperate families. 10 years into the syrian civil war the assad regime and its allies are back in control onl

yes, we have some weather fronts bringing some rain into the far northwest.ome of this rain will be heavy through the night. isobars squeezing together as well, strengthening winds particularly in the far north of scotland. now, the rain will sink its way south and east, a lot of cloud across the country, so a relatively mild night for many. so as we start off tuesday, there will still be some heavy rain to come, particularly across scotland accompanied by some strong gusty winds from the northwest. widely, we could see gusts in excess of 30 mph first thing, but in the far north, 40—115 mph not out of the question. that strong wind will help push the rain south and east as we go through the day, quite a clearance, the winds will fall light, the sunshine will come through. the only exception, perhaps, across east anglia, essex and kent, it may well stay cloudy for much of the day. top temperatures though through the afternoon, generally around 10—15 celsius — not bad. now, high—pressure will anchor itself across northern ireland. a little bit more of a breeze

we saw some much colder air move down from the northwest right across the country.d gradually, it will be turning milder. it�*s looking very mild indeed as we head on into next week. so for saturday, then, we�*re in the cold air mass, as you can see. this is the milder air mass which will be making inroads saturday night and into sunday. we start this morning off with a bit of an ice risk across northern areas where we had overnight showers. it is a chilly start but bright, plenty of sunshine around, but into the afternoon, cloud will be thickening out west with some rain pushing into northern ireland, western scotland along with strengthening winds. now, temperatures after that chilly start should reach 10—11 celsius for most. still, though, single figure values across scotland, 7—9 celsius. now into saturday evening and saturday night, it turns very wet and windy across the northern half of the country, some gales and exposure across the northwest, heavy rain for many, all but the southeast, which mayjust see one or two showers around, otherwise some drier interlu

al-jazeera northwest nigeria. in syria protesters held a mass rally in the city of day around thursday they chanted anti-government slogans and you know the syrian opposition to mark 10 years since the beginning of the uprising against several of president bashar al assad said it was controlled by rebels until 2018 when it was recaptured by russian backed government troops. rise groups are putting more pressure on the israeli government for detaining young palestinian boys they say these really authorities are showing absolute disregard for their well being and has the details. adela obaid mother says this is the toughest moment of her life it's the 3rd time her 16 year old son's been detained in the past 6 months and this time he's going to prison accused of throwing stones at israeli forces. whenever stones are thrown at the occupying forces they come and arrest me the last time i was put under house arrest i wasn't allowed to step outside the house. he says he had to choose between an open ended saint unsound a

with the breaking news out of nigeria where the government says $279.00 schoolgirls kidnapped a northwest and foreign state have been released a gunman took them from a state run school on friday it is the latest in a series of abductions in the region and let's cross over straight away to an interest is in the town of cosell in south boston and joins us now so ahmed what more do we know. what basically you know but figures. 7 to 9 earlier we were reporting 317 girls kidnapped from that school now the governor just funny should dressing be. kates here they say that the process of taking them back took a moment while he apologized for that and that basically it was a bit of penton bandits people who have repented and given up against the state that actually took the skills from those who could not them earlier now basically they have been a process of negotiations between authorities here and people who've been terrorizing communities across islam for a state in other parts of north northern nigeria from the north to the north central with cases remember just a few days ago several student

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hello we begin in nigeria where the government says all 279 schoolgirls kidnapped in the northwest far as they have been released gunmen took them from a state run school on friday it's the latest in a series of recent abductions are students in their region. when we were sleeping at night when suddenly we started hearing gunshots they were shooting and listen we got out of our beds and people said we should run that they are thieves everybody fled and there were just 2 of us left in the room the other girls from my town i told her get up so we can run away she said i swear to god i will not leave the bed at that stage they were pointing guns at our heads i was really afraid of being shot. nigeria's president mohamed says he feels overwhelming joy at news of their release he tweeted we are working hard to bring an end to these grim and heartbreaking incidents of kidnapping the military and the police will continue to go after kidnappers they need the support of local communities in terms of human intelligence that can help criminal plans in the bud. there as a why did the reeses in the

and it's going to be a southeast—northwest split into the weekend too, where you are exposed to thatg mild or towards the northwest with highs of around 11 celsius. and it's going to be a southeast—northwest split this is bbc world news, the headlines: a decade on from the syrian conflict,, the world health organization has urged people 0rganization has urged people not to lose faith in the astrazeneca vaccine. the eu medical regulator says it remains convinced the vaccine is safe. the right sharing service airbus there is workers should be treated as workers are not self—employed, and the court has ruled they are entitled to greater benefits.

we saw much colder air move down from the northwest right across the country.arting the weekend off on a chilly note but bright with some sunshine, then it will turn wetter and windier, particularly across northern and western areas. and gradually, it will be turning milder. it's looking very mild indeed as we head on into next week. so for saturday, then, we're in the cold air mass, as you can see. this is the milder air mass which will be making inroads saturday night and into sunday. we start this morning off with a bit of an ice risk across northern areas where we had overnight showers. it is a chilly start but bright, plenty of sunshine around, but into the afternoon, cloud will be thickening out west with some rain pushing into northern ireland, western scotland along with strengthening winds. now, temperatures after that chilly start should reach io—ii celsius for most. still, though, single figure values across scotland, 7—9 celsius. now into saturday evening and saturday night, it turns very wet and windy across the northern half of the country, some g

we saw some much colder air move down from the northwest right across the country.turn wetter and windier, particularly across northern and western areas. and gradually, it will be turning milder. it's looking very mild indeed as we head on into next week. so for saturday, then, we're in the cold air mass, as you can see. this is the milder air mass which will be making inroads saturday night and into sunday. we start this morning off with a bit of an ice risk across northern areas where we had overnight showers. it is a chilly start but bright, plenty of sunshine around, but into the afternoon, cloud will be thickening out west with some rain pushing into northern ireland, western scotland along with strengthening winds. now, temperatures after that chilly start should reach 10—11 celsius for most. still, though, single figure values across scotland, 7—9 celsius. now into saturday evening and saturday night, it turns very wet and windy across the northern half of the country, some gales and exposure across the northwest, heavy rain for many, all but the southeast,

in launching daring attacks of the heart of some of the states in the northwest and in the some part of the country this is nigeria one of the richest nations on earth what's happening there well. it's actually me just telling someone to just tell him to sort through seeing the country because. you can't see people really. but it's this little we can do. because we don't party to the market. so paul wanted to do so on the side you remembered it because protocol which our last remaining. member states that's it better be chilly on there without looking at you strike to check these. idiots it's good to be a bigger problem but besides. you know it international relations. or security europe's this is the we the serious car coming to nigeria i don't create that solution would be lookouts we need to. look at. our security efforts oh yes look at how it's going to get some you know. who actually most of the good of us thank you about this are yes indeed by the you know mike of the end of the day on a rich nation one of the biggest producers of oil in the african continent and all over the w

nigeria with thoughts pomp and circumstance but i understand that not many of the schools in the northwest part of the scheme why has that scheme not being rolled out more across nigeria yeah thank you very much excellent question before i go to that i would want to just respond to what mike said i don't the distinction between terrorists and criminals i have studied enough west and they know it's now 14 years and the distinction right is making is no longer tenable it's not a decision of difference was that ideological you do given and has political objectives weighed and it's in the northwest people he will be economic but this is not on that case number one night time you have said these people are using terroristic methods they rig believe this to dozens of people and up took hundreds of. people including children secondly we know that there has been mounting evidence in the last 18 months. i don't have infiltrated elements. and that's why oh why don't. you put simba up to 300 on people you mention. and also delete and exclusive video of the boys. telling you created that boko haram ha

as we head through sunday evening we will see further rain up towards the northwest.rn ireland. 7:47 in the evening in west cornwall. as we head through sunday night we will see further outbreaks of rain but coming focused across those western part for the that's what we could see flooding. an exceptionally mild night and particularly across the central swathe. temperatures for some staying in double digits. into monday wriggling frontal system will continue to bring rain up towards the north but to the south of that weather front where we will be importing some very warm air for the time of year. monday looks like this, cloud and rain through northern ireland yes but most especially across western scotland for the eastern scotland seeningsome brightness and for england and wales to be some spells of sunshine, cloud breaking up and if you do see sunny skies temperatures could get to 19 maybe 20 even 21 degrees. but those temperatures have further to climb through tuesday yes rain will still be plaguing northwest scotland over the next few days we could see over 200 mm

for the here and now, here's the weather front, slow moving across the northwest of scotland.stin isles and the northern isles. elsewhere, a dry story, cloudy for parts in northern ireland, southern scotland in the far northwest of england but the coulds should break up later in the day, long spells of warm sunshine further south and light winds too. temperatures up to around 23 degrees. but above 20 for england and wales, up in the high teens for scotland in the northern ireland. high teens for scotland and for northern ireland. through this evening, and overnight, we see that rain persisting again across the western half of scotland but it will start to edge its way gradually a little bit further south. temperatures first thing wednesday morning won't be quite as chilly as first thing tuesday morning, so typically between seven to 9 degrees. now as we head through tuesday night into wednesday, there is the weather front which is slowly during wednesday morning will start to filter its way a little bit further south. so the rain's continuing across parts of scotland through t

mark: thanks for joining us from the university of lancaster in the northwest of england. pleasure to speak to you. the johnson & johnson vaccine coming forth. next, disturbing trends in the covid-19 pandemic in brazil. for the past seven days, brazil recorded the world's highest covid-19 death toll. 270,000 deaths is the grand total so far. it's behind the united states in terms of human tragedy. >> long line snake around this sao paulo hospital, despite a partial lockdown imposed last week in brazil's biggest city, more than 80% of its icu beds are occupied. the situation seen in 25 of 27 state capitals. health officials are once again sounding the alarm. >> we are concerned about the situation in brazil. it provides a sober reminder of the strength of resurgence. areas hit hard by the virus in the past are still vulnerable to infection today. >> behind the recent surge, a new variant known as p1 which first became dominant in january d has since swept across the country. more contagious, preliminary studies also suggest it's capable of re-infecting people who had previo

as we head through sunday evening we will see further rain up towards the northwest.he evening in west cornwall. as we head through sunday night we will see further outbreaks of rain but coming focused across those western part for the that's what we could see flooding. an exceptionally mild night and particularly across the central swath. temperatures for some staying in double digits. into monday wriggling frontal system will continue to bring rain up towards the north but to the south of that weather front where we will be importing some very warm air for the time of year. monday looks like this, cloud and rain through northern ireland yes but most especially across western scotland for the eastern scotland seeningsome brightness and for england and wales to be some cells of sunshine, cloud breaking up and if you do see sunny skies temperatures could get to 19 maybe 20 even 21 degrees. but those temperatures have further to climb through tuesday yes rain will still be plaguing northwest scotland over the next few days we could see over 200 mm of rain. further south

we saw some much colder air move down from the northwest right across the country.t with some sunshine, then it will turn wetter and windier, particularly across northern and western areas. and gradually, it will be turning milder. it's looking very mild indeed as we head on into next week. so for saturday, then, we're in the cold air mass, as you can see. this is the milder air mass which will be making inroads saturday night and into sunday. we start this morning off with a bit of an ice risk across northern areas where we had overnight showers. it is a chilly start but bright, plenty of sunshine around, but into the afternoon, cloud will be thickening out west with some rain pushing into northern ireland, western scotland along with strengthening winds. now, temperatures after that chilly start should reach 10—11 celsius for most. still, though, single figure values across scotland, 7—9 celsius. now into saturday evening and saturday night, it turns very wet and windy across the northern half of the country, some gales and exposure across the northwest, heavy rai

northwest wind at 12.can plan on more of that patchy fog, misty skies spilling across the peninsula into the bay for tomorrow morning. 73 degrees. northwest wind at 13. and still summerlike in walnut creek. sunshine, no sea breeze. if you have evening plans out and about near walnut creek and concord, you'll stay through the 70s. tomorrow morning fog and low clouds you see around sfo and the coast, we'll see some along the coast and the bay for morning. but i think by mid to late morning things are going to change. we're going to see a north wind picking up during the day which is going to lead to a little bit of a drop in our temperatures tomorrow, likely the coolest day of the week with mid 60s near san francisco, 70 in oakland, low 70s around san jose. notice no 80s at least for tomorrow. but by tuesday and wednesday, the 7-day forecast begins to show temperatures on the rise and the wind too as the system drops in east of the sierra. high pressure will give us a dose of north to offshore winds from mon