you are in port moresby, quite a way from where the land had happened.e you hearing from underground?— but what are you hearing from underuround? . ~' ,, ., ., underground? thank you for having me. at underground? thank you for having me- at the — underground? thank you for having me. at the moment, _ underground? thank you for having me. at the moment, it's _ underground? thank you for having me. at the moment, it's too - underground? thank you for having me. at the moment, it's too early. underground? thank you for having l me. at the moment, it's too early to give a detailed assessment of the impact of the landslide. 0ur teams do not have access to the area at the moment. as mentioned, we hear that more than 100 houses have been buried with people inside. at the moment, we cannot give a full estimate of the situation on the ground. we might be able to give an account of the situation on the ground as soon as our teams are able to access the area. we ground as soon as our teams are able to access the area.— to access the area. we have heard some harrow

he joins us from the capital, ports moresby. hello, welcome to the programme, chris. site, what are they finding on the ground? what are they finding on the round? , . , what are they finding on the round? , ., , . ground? yes, thanks very much. look, it ground? yes, thanks very much. look. it is _ ground? yes, thanks very much. look. it is a _ ground? yes, thanks very much. look, it is a really _ ground? yes, thanks very much. look, it is a really tragic - look, it is a really tragic scene there. we've got approximately 60 households that have been impacted directly by really large landslides. as you have said, there have been a few bodies found at the moment we are just assessing that and looking at further actions that need to be taken. 0bviously, search and rescue continues, as best we can, and we are also looking at what medical interventions as well as looking at recovery around shelter, food, and other items that will need to be required in the coming days and weeks. i required in the coming days and weeks. ~ �* , required in the coming days and weeks. ~' �* ,

joining me now to discuss the efforts from port moresby is serhan aktoprak, chief of the un's iom missionice of migration. the aftermath of this landslide looks awful. we appreciate you joining us, especially at the time of emergency. tell us more about what happened here? u nfortu nately, unfortunately, it's been just over almost unfortunately, it's beenjust over almost 3.5 days since the disaster hit and the relief efforts continue in spite of challenges operating on the site. inaudible is the land is still sliding, rocks are still falling from the mountain and the water flow underneath the debris between the debris, heavy bulk of landmass and the ground is basically creating additional risk for everybody working and also the people, the households in the surrounding area. we are therefore clear skies because rain can only make things worse at this stage. the humanitarian convoyis at this stage. the humanitarian convoy is expected to arrive at any moment at the sites. they, again, left the inaudible about two hours ago and automatic a time to operate this in automatic and security conce

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let's speak to nicholas booth, undp resident representative of papua new guinea who joins us from port moresbye situation on the ground at the moment. how is the search and rescue operation going, as far as you know? it’s rescue operation going, as far as you know?— rescue operation going, as far as you know? it's very much, as our as you know? it's very much, as your correspondent _ as you know? it's very much, as your correspondent described i your correspondent described it. the army is there and engineers from the army and heavy equipment is being dispatched. supplies left the provincial capital earlier today, so there is water and food and other non—food items are on their way to the affected communities, so police are there, defence are there, local government are there and un agencies and other international partners are there, all contributing to the relief efforts. there was some preliminary supplies delivered to the communities over the weekend and those have been replenished with the aid going there today but as you say, it's an extremely difficult operation and a fluid situation wi

land slide hit, several villages in angle province, some 600 kilometers north west of the capital port moresby continued hazards such as falling rocks and shifting ground are also threatening rescue efforts and more nearby evacuations have been ordered because of the land still sliding the, the soil, the width of pressure on which neighboring communities i built is also pushing the ground. and that is also leading to cracks and extreme risk of danger. for the other houses at all, but that not initially be damaged by the way. he says, tribal warfare is also rife in the region, raising safety concerns for those unable to leave, as well as rescue teams trying to reach the area for now, emergency responders are moving survivors to stay for ground on the south. pacific island most are being relocated to a relative's homes in neighboring villages. here's a look at some more headlines. at least 15 people have died and storms and tornadoes in the united states. oklahoma, arkansas and texas are the worst hits governor greg. abbot of texas said that more than a 3rd of counties in his state had declared

the area hitches about 600 kilometers north west of the capital of port moresby. with 10000000 people popular and again, he is the most popular sub pacific nation after australia. a diverse developing nation to mostly subsistence farmers with a 100 languages public and he has few roads outside. the larger cities, tearing access to rescue vehicles will take a long time. and this is expected to hinder assessments and relief efforts. well, polls have opened and daily as india reaches the final stretchers of its marathon election. all 7 seats in the lower house are being contested. ro, gundy, leader of one of india's opposition parties turned out amid the blistering heat to cast feasible one, a prime minister, new random moody's main opponent's daily chief minister of in, casually well, was expected to vote later in the day casual who was arrested on corruption charges and released on bail after the supreme court intervene, accuse modi of using criminal probes or heard his transits. for more, let's now speak to dw corresponding show yadda, who joins us from delhi shel

land slide hit. several villages in angle province, some 600 kilometers north west of the capital port moresby. continued hazards such as falling rocks and shifting ground are also threatening rescue efforts and more. nearby evacuations have been ordered because of the land still sliding the. the soil with the pressure on which neighboring communities i built is also pushing the ground. and that is also leading to cracks and extreme risk of danger for the other houses at all. but that not initially be damaged by diverse weights. he says, tribal warfare is also rife in the region, raising safety concerns for those unable to leave, as well as rescue teams trying to reach the area. for now, emergency responders are moving survivors to stay for ground on the south. pacific island most are being relocated to relative homes in neighboring villages. cycling over a mall has been a lashing bundling dash after making land fall on sunday evening. the government evacuated more than 800000 people from vulnerable coastal areas ahead of the storm . heavy rains and gusty winds, large the cost of the areas of

the area hitches about 600 kilometers north west of the capital of port moresby. with 10000000 people popular and again, he is the most popular sub pacific nation after australia. a diverse developing nation to mostly subsistence farmers with a 100 languages public and he has few roads outside. the larger cities, tearing access to rescue vehicles will take a long time. and this is expected to hinder assessments and relief efforts us. and finally, to a rescue mission in bolivia involving 2 pink thousands stranded in the rivers of a tourist town. $500.00 kill them because east of sometimes the mission to save them took several hours with the team, using nets and trucks to carefully move the aquatic mammals to another river in the neighboring amazon region of spinning. that brings you up to date on all the international news shift is up next with a look at the ethics of artificial intelligence. i'm painful and thanks for being with us. the updates innovation green the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of climate problems if the care is subscribe to th

it happened to run 600 kilometers north of the castle. port moresby authorities set the land slide also blocked an important road linking the capital to the effected area. hampering the supply of age a local community leaders book and a video at the see is a place that's covered by the deputies. and therefore, people in the village, the local cea asking the government, the h. anyone and everyone who wish to help people. i like knowing that package. people . uh they, they cannot cry or they gonna do anything because it's difficult for them to go substitute joyce, and it's never happened in history. david pet late is a geographer on our scientists at the university of hall in the u. k. we asked him what might have caused this disaster. yeah, some of that that, that's been a whole series of, of events this year. i mean both mold on size than we normally say. and at this time that yeah, in, in, you know, be compared with, with the last 20 years or so. i know most of those have been associated with very heavy rain, full and puffy beginning has been hit by a repeated series of big rain storm

slide hit. several villages in, in the province, some 600 kilometers north west of the capital. port moresby, continued hazards such as falling rocks and shifting ground are also threatening rescue efforts. and more nearby evacuations have been ordered because of the land still sliding the, the soil with the pressure on which neighboring communities i built is also pushing the ground. and that is also leading to cracks and extreme risk of danger for the other houses at all. but it's not initially be damaged by the way. he says, tribal warfare is also rife in the region, raising safety concerns for those unable to leave, as well as rescue teams trying to reach the area. for now, emergency responders are moving survivors to safer ground on the south. pacific island most are being relocated to relatives homes, neighboring villages. that's all from us for now, doc films up next. why do humming does not get drunk. why do gravitational waves squeeze all bodies? how much do we need to put a pond claim for help find beyond is getting smaller on dw science outtake talk channel.

it's several villages in angle province, some 600 kilometers north west of the capital port moresby. continued hazards such as falling rocks and shifting ground are also threatening rescue efforts, and more nearby evacuations have been ordered because of the land still sliding. uh, the soil with the pressure on which neighboring communities i built is also pushing the ground. and that is also leading to cracks and extreme risk of danger for the other houses at all. but it's not initially be damaged by the he says tribal warfare is also rife in the region, raising safety concerns for those unable to leave, as well as rescue teams trying to reach the area. for now, emergency responders are moving survivors to stay for ground on the south. pacific island most are being relocated to a relative's homes in neighboring villages. before we go, the most famous a thoroughfare in paris, the strong city c, was close to traffic instant into a giant picnic area with thousands hasting on free food and french wine. the little girl picnic the event aimed to hand to the boot of the box to the people o

try to dig through the soil and happened to run 600 kilometers north as a capital port moresby. authorities set the land slide also blocked an important road linking the capital to the affected area, which is hampering the supply of age. a local community leaders spoken to video at to see is a place that's covered by the deputies, and therefore people in the village, the locals here asking the government, the h. anyone and everyone who wish to help people. i think that package, people know they, they cannot cry or they gonna do anything because it's difficult for them because such situation is never happened in history. it's david pent late pet play. sorry, is a joke. refer on or a scientist at the university of holland, u. k. we asked him what might have caused this disaster? yeah, somebody does that. that's been a whole series of, of events this year. i mean more mold on size than we normally say. and at this time did yeah, in been you know, be compared with, with the last 20 years or so. and now most of those have been associated with very heavy rain full and puff indicating he's been hi

the area hitches about 600 kilometers north west of the capital of port moresby. with 10000000 people popular and again, he is the most popular sub pacific nation after australia. a diverse developing nation, mostly subsistence farmers with 800 languages public and he has few roads outside. the larger cities, tearing access to rescue vehicles will take a long time. and this is expected to hinder assessments and relief efforts. this and finally, to a successful rescue mission in bolivia, it involved 2 pink dolphins that becomes trained to do to low water levels in a towards town, around 500 kilometers east of the capitol, aponce the mission to save them last it's several hours with a team using nets and trucks to carefully move the chronic mammals to another river in the neighboring amazon region of bennett. and will ended there up next is sports life with a look at gun is flourishing. do it yourself, horse racing culture. unlike the look who, thanks for being with us, there's more news at the beginning of the next hour. bye for now. the good news. innovation. gree

if you're dead and a mass of land slide, it struck around 600 kilometers north of the capital port. moresby, at about 3 am. local time authorities say 6 remote villages were hit by the lands wide and that the emergency response teams were assessing the damage. waiters, news agency has published this footage filled by a community leader in the province of anger. as you can see, this is a disruption. little grocery that took place last night at 3 o'clock am in the morning everyone was supposed to sleep. not knowing did anything to place and they were furthest leaving. all of a sudden the natural condition we took place in the place was covered by ropes. as you can see down more than 300 lights have been covered. food guidance, the people the appropriate is would move the median skinners have been most covered by all these things. yes, you can see these 11 slide that took place last night at 3 o'clock. as you can see, it started right down to the mountains, and these are the voice mail and voice here. right now they're watching what is going on on the ground right now. i'm right on the, i'm on

buried alive here in the mountainous enga province around 600 kilometres north—west of the capital port moresbypening over these sorts of issues in the past, so, we're really concerned about that. limestone and debris is still falling. the terrain is difficult and heavy rainfall isn't helping. aruna iyengar, bbc news.

was sparked by an earthquake that hit enga province, some 370 miles north west of the capital port moresbyrrespondent katy watson. a scene of total devastation. in an area so remote and with land here still unstable, rescuers are struggling to do theirjob. more than two days after the landslide, villagers aren't giving up in their hunt for survivors but the situation on the ground is difficult. the landslide struck in the early hours of friday morning. more than 100 houses were buried at a time when most of the villagers would have been asleep butjust a few bodies have been recovered so far. debris from the landslide is up to eight metres deep in some places but getting heavy machinery to this remote area of highlands is difficult. people are using whatever tools they can get their hands on, be it shovels or sticks, to help dig victims out. to make matters worse, nearby tribal violence which is totally unrelated to the landslide is also complicating the delivery of relief materials. but in the search for survivors, some good news. a husband and wife that were buried were rescued and thankf

was sparked by an earthquake that hit enga province, some 370 miles north west of the capital port moresbyatson in sydney. a scene of total devastation. in an area so remote and with land here still unstable, rescuers are struggling to do theirjob. more than two days after the landslide, villagers aren't giving up in their hunt for survivors but the situation on the ground is difficult. the landslide struck in the early hours of friday morning. more than 100 houses were buried at a time when most of the villagers would have been asleep butjust a few bodies have been recovered so far. debris from the landslide is up to eight metres deep in some places but getting heavy machinery to this remote area of highlands is difficult. people are using whatever tools they can get their hands on, be it shovels or sticks, to help dig victims out. to make matters worse, nearby tribal violence which is totally unrelated to the landslide is also complicating the delivery of relief materials. but in the search for survivors, some good news. there has been some glimmer of hope in the last 2a hours. a husband

the landslide hit enga province, some 370 miles north west of the capital port moresby.h the disaster. a warning katy watson's report contains some distressing images. help is desperately needed here in enga. but while people wait for it to arrive, there is nothing else for it. they are digging through debris with any tool they can find. nearly four days on from the landslide, few bodies have been pulled from the rubble. while this family is able to bury their loved one, not many here are being afforded this moment. translation: l have 18 - of my family members buried under the debris and soil that i'm standing on, and a lot more family members in the village i cannot count. i am the landowner here, but i cannot retrieve the bodies, so i'm standing here helplessly. it was three in the morning on friday when the landslide struck, wiping out well over 100 houses while residents were asleep. the problem is, it is so deep, it is really difficult to recover the bodies from underneath the heavy debris. and the land is still sliding, rocks are continuing to fall. papua new guin

disaster was sparked by an earthquake that hit enga province on friday, 370 miles from the capital, port moresby have been killed. villagers are using sticks, spades, and agriculturalforks to search for bodies, as vehicle access is limited. let's turn to some other important news around the world. twelve people on a flight from doha to ireland after the aircraft hit turbulence. the qatar airways flight landed shortly after midday on sunday at dublin airport. the incident comes after a 73—year—old man died during severe turbulence on a singapore airlines flight last week. six newborn babies have died after a fire tore through a children's hospital in the indian capital of delhi. several other newborns are receiving treatment after being rescued from the burning building. indian prime minister narendra modi called the fire and deaths "heart—rending" in a post on social media. the cause of the fire is not yet clear. gitanas nauseda has been re—elected as the president of lithuania. with most ballots counted, he leads his opponent, the prime minister ingrida simonyte, with 78% of the vote. both cand

a remote area some a 2 to 3 hours from the provincial capital, a more than $612.00 inches from port moresby itself. this is a remote mountainous area where people live quite traditional lifestyle is mostly engaged in small scale farming. and as a result, it is unclear how many people actually lived in the affected area as all sources have been telling us in popping your guinea that they don't really have anything like reliable census data to go on. so it is a rather remote area and indeed the disaster has caused some roads to be blocked and that may have the access for authorities as night falls in offering your guinea . jessica leave with that for now. thanks very much for that update. jessica washington reporting from chicago on the situation and still ahead here in out 0 and overwhelming voted to the you when to on of the thousands of victims of the 1995 tribute. it's a genocide with an annual commemoration, the the hello they. let's have a look at the satellite image it for europe as we get the weather for the days ahead and you can see it is a launch the unsettled picture. but despite

disaster was sparked by an earthquake that hit enga province on friday, 370 miles from the capital, port moresbyre using sticks, spades, and agriculturalforks to search for bodies, as vehicle access is limited. our correspondent katy watson has the latest. there have been many tributes, for one of hollywood's most successful songwriters, richard m sherman, who's died at the age of 95. he wrote more than 150 songs with his brother robert, for classic films like jungle book and chitty chitty bang bang, and mary poppins. you are watching bbc news. more at the top of the hour. join me then. hello. thanks forjoining me. the weather, this bank holiday weekend has been a little hit and miss. this is what we had earlier on during the course of saturday. storms breaking out quite widely across england, parts of wales, some across the irish sea as well, and outbreaks of rain in scotland. now further showers are expected not just on bank holiday monday, but indeed the rest of the week. temperatures will be near normal, nothing spectacular. but at least by the end of the week, it does look as though these l

a remote area, some 2 to 3 hours from the provincial capital, a more than 600 kilometers from port moresby itself. this is a remote mountainous area where people live quite traditional lifestyle is mostly engaged in small scale funding. and as a result, it is unclear how many people actually lived in the affected area. as all sources have been telling us in popping your guinea that they don't really have anything like reliable census data to go on. so it is a rather remote area. and indeed, the disaster has caused some roads to be blocked and that may have the access for authorities as night falls in buffering you gimme a still head here and on the 0 work as it south, chris biggest, the most valuable company protests for a 2nd time in weeks will find out more and overwhelming both of you and one of the thousands of victims of the 1995 footprint. it's a genocide. the manual commemoration. the the hi. lo, that was not in south east asia where we have got some very active weather in the days that had a topical system in the bay of bengal is chucking some very heavy rain at indo china with hea

the landslide hit enga province, some 370 miles north—west of the capital port moresby.h the disaster. we've received this update from mate bagossy, a un humanitarian advisor in papua new guinea. he spent the day at the location of the landlide in enga province. we were just back today from the landslide location in papua new guinea. retrieval operations are ongoing. search and rescue for potential survivors or bodies of people who are victims of this landslide. so it is difficult to estimate the total number of victims. right now, the priorities are, on the one hand, to continue the search and rescue, or rather retrieval operations of the bodies, and on the other to provide shelter, food, wash, assistance, so humanitarian assistance to the survivor populations. and also another priority is to ensure that a safe zone is created and other surrounding populations who might be at risk can be evacuated to safer zones, because the landslide is still progressing, and the entire zone is dangerous. in the middle east, there's growing international condemnation of an air strike n

the disaster hit a remote village in enga province, nearly 600km north—west of the capital port moresbyomes from the national disaster centre who said that the landslide buried more than 2,000 people alive. at the moment, as of sunday, about five bodies had been recovered. so it is really, really early days with the rescue mission. and as you said, the un has given an estimate of around 670 people who've died and it's based on the number of houses that were in the area that was that was destroyed, as well as those expectations of how many people were living in those in those buildings at the time. at about 3:00 in the morning on friday, at a time when, of course, most people at about 3:00 in the morning on friday, at a time when, of course, most people were fast asleep. so it'll be a long time before we get the actual final at about 3:00 in the morning at the moment it is too early to give _ at the moment it is too early to give details —— make a detailed assessment of the landslide. 0ur teams _ assessment of the landslide. 0ur teams do — assessment of the landslide. 0ur teams do not ha

the landslide hit enga province, some 370 miles north west of the capital port moresby. of the landslide. our teams do not have access to the area at the moment. but as mentioned, we hear that more than 100 houses have been buried with people inside. and at the moment, we cannot give a full estimate of the situation on the ground. we might be able to give an account of the situation on the ground as soon as our teams are able to access the area. to georgia, where a parliamentary vote is to take place on tuesday, which is almost certain to overturn a presidential veto on a controversial law that has sparked weeks of protests in the country. this was tbilisi on sunday. it comes after the legal affairs committee decided to allow the parliamentary vote on the "foreign influence" law to go ahead. the legislation will require non—government and media organisations receiving more than a fifth of their funding from overseas to register as foreign agents. critics argue that it will stifle dissent. the president had vetoed the legislation last week, describing it as "russian in sp

nearby here it sounds 60 kilometers from the provincial centre a long way from the capital city and port moresby. and that highway is the main lifeline for economic activities and others such activities. so we're looking at bringing in heavy equipment. but what do you do when the landslide is still moving? this is we can't we can't further credit problems with land that's still moving. so we really got to be very careful about the response. now yeah, you're talking about the bravery of those workers knowing that there could be more rocks to fall down as well, and then just using sticks and what we can see because as you say, the road is closed, so you're struggling to get anyone in and the equipment absolutely. >> unlike with world vision here, we've got a strong focus on children. >> and so when we're looking at how we can get what are the needs of those families. one of the survivors those children that are still there, what's their hope for their future? the situation is dire, but we still have hope that we can in reach out to those that are hopefully still surviving and then we start to look

she is joining us live from the port. moresby and papa new guinea sir . a warm welcome to alger 0. i want to ask you a minute stories we understand have now officially, or requested international help. tell us about the situation on the ground. her challenging is that you are a little people are kind of feeling that they may not be able to find the rid of the things were buried under the ground of this was an entire plan buried by this lens of 3 women where the bodies of 3 women were pulled out of the rubble, including as well as the remains of a 25 year old man. of all 4 have been identified, but it's going to take a while to be able to get to these numbers and at least get to the village that's on the heap of roads for me take some time. and we understand that the local authorities have requested international health and use they have requested international health. and the thing of collegial government has also brought the relief supplies for the villages directly affected by this lens. as you know, cuttings have been destroyed uh, water sources, polluted so uh, just to sort thr

you can see on your screen that slide hit about 370 miles northwest of the capital city, port moresby. the at least six villages were impacted by the natural disaster. well, several us states are working to clean up. this is after severe weather swept through over the weekend. now at least 19 people are dead of the serious storms that hit through the area, we're talking about tornadoes hitting parts of the south and the great plains. this is new video of the damage in arkansas. at least eight people there are among the dead following the storm system and brutal impact. now tens of thousands of people remain without power in the state. the governor signing an executive order authorizing a quarter of $1 million in aid for state emergency officials. the storms are continuing to move east this morning, meteorologist kari hall of course, tracking where that storm system is heading right now. and, carrie, we're going to see some of that impact. yeah, we are seeing that there is a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the area around atlanta and much of georgia, and we are going to see tha

chris that has also been political time while and port moresby has that complicated recovery efforts and in your experience so far and um yeah. like we're certainly looking at if i have not confidence possibly tomorrow on the ultimate then that process takes place. but that haven't disrupted the um, pretty hasty collaboration between the provincial government and now and the national government as well as the multilaterals. and you guys were part of a really tight cohesive collaborative unit here in san j. u and wall of times um yeah, there was some cause distraction. what i've seen in the last 2 or 3 days is really great chain that works together. you have to remember across pain jay, there's a number of challenges we've just asked is whether that the west of the province flooding safety we've had. there's quite sion said big we've had rates of we've had um volcanoes involved in bill. so this is a country that has a lot of natural disasters that as well used to responding to them. however, at the monument there's a, there's a few more than we wish. and that's a truly tragic sign her

according is right up in the center of the highlands as you've said, it's a long way from here and port moresby and even access in normal circumstances is child lng quite, quite a long, lengthy drive or flight or to somewhere nearby with the landslide taking out the main highway extremely challenging circumstances to give assistance morning tails now from cnn's anna coren around 3:00 a.m. on friday, kaokalam village situated in the highlands was hit by an enormous landslide flattening houses one eyewitness said that the entire village was gone pictures and video on social media show villagers trying to find survivors in the earth and rubble. >> large boulders, tree trunks, and collapsed buildings scattered the earth. one resident said the debris was making it hard to find the bodies a red cross official told cnn that a recent earthquake in heavy rainfall in the area may have been responsible for triggering deadly landslide there was a 4.5 earthquake in the area about four days ago. so that could have shaken things up a bit opened up some cracks if rain followed, you'd possibly get the weakening

after a mountainside collapsed in the rural region on friday, hundreds of miles from the capital, port moresbyed by huge amounts of debris, blocked transport links and a lack of adequate equipment. prosecutors and defence lawyers in the criminal trial of donald trump will present their closing arguments in new york today. the former us president faces 34 charges of falsifying business records, in connection with a payment to an adult movie star before the 2016 election. mr trump denies covering up a payment to stormy daniels, which prosecutors say was an attempt to silence her about their alleged affair. the raf has temporarily grounded the battle of britain memorial flight following the death of a pilot. squadron leader mark long was killed when his spitfire crashed in a field near raf coningsby on saturday. natalie bell reports. a minute�*s silence in memory of raf pilot squadron leader mark long. the tribute took place at the lincolnshire aviation heritage centre in east kirkby. there were aircraft on display, but the battle of britain memorial fly—past was cancelled, following saturday�*s

military personnel have reached the site of the landslide, around 600 kilometres from the capital, port moresbyde school massacre in texas two years ago are taking legal action against several major companies. they accuse the social media firm meta, the maker of the "call of duty" video games and a gun manufacturer of promoting dangerous weapons to teens like the attacker. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes sent this update. this was one of the worst school shootings in us history. and these are wrongful death lawsuits targeting not only the gun manufacturer — daniel defense — the 18—year—old responsible for this shooting had one of their guns, but also in these lawsuits targeting the developers of the video game call of duty and instagram. and the claim being that, in effect, these three organisations collaborated to market assault—style weapons to teenage boys, that these adolescent boys were, in effect, groomed to carry out the violent video game experiences, things that they had watched, but they would carry out those fantasies in real life. that is the claim. and instagram's paren

people are feared to have been buried alive in a landslide that took place 600km from the capital port moresbyhopes of finding victims alive diminish. humanitarian groups on the ground have also expressed fears of up to 4000 people have been impacted by the disaster . disaster. >> police investigating the murder of a woman who was stabbed to death on a bournemouth beach have released cctv images of a suspect. a 34 year old woman was pronounced dead at durley chine beach, while another 38 year old woman was hospitalised with serious injuries . a 17 year old young injuries. a 17 year old young man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. he remains in custody at dorset. police are urging anyone who recognises the suspect to get in touch . suspect to get in touch. >> a british horse rider has died at the equestrian event in devon. 36 year old georgie campbell, who had represented great britain numerous times, fell whilst jumping a fence on the fourth and final day of the bicton international horse trials, the governing body of british eventing says that she was immediately attended to by medical

alive here in the mountainous enga province, around 600 kilometres north—west of the capital, port moresby but i cannot retrieve the bodies, so i'm standing here helplessly. australia, new zealand, the us and china have offered aid, but it's tricky getting it in. the landslide cut off the only road to the outside world. people need shelter, food and medical aid. the question is going to be now where are they going to live? and it's very difficult for people in png to relocate. this creates a lot of challenges around control and use of land. we've seen tribal fights happen in anger over these sorts of issues in the past, so we're really concerned about that. limestone and debris is still falling. the terrain is difficult and heavy rainfall isn't helping. aruna iyengar, bbc news. the bbc has found that child labour has been used in the supply chains, of companies creating some of the world's most luxurious perfumes. during the 2023 jasmine picking season, egyptian children, some as young as 5, were working in dangerous conditions throughout the night, often earning as little as a dollar a da

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