white tell us a little bit — might be sent to rwanda.t more _ might be sent to rwanda. white tell us a little bit more about _ might be sent to rwanda. white tell us a little bit more about how - might be sent to rwanda. white tell us a little bit more about how this . us a little bit more about how this might work and what more he has been saying. iii might work and what more he has been sa inc. , ., , ., saying. if we remember last month, boris johnson _ saying. if we remember last month, boris johnson and _ saying. if we remember last month, boris johnson and patti _ saying. if we remember last month, boris johnson and patti patel - borisjohnson and patti patel announced the fact that a deal had been signed with rwanda meaning that people who came to the uk, who then wanted to claim asylum, could be sent to rwanda to claim asylum. the important thing to stress is even if someone does come here, is sent to rwanda, has an asylum claim approved, the plan is then they do not come back to the uk to live out their lives, they are settled in

, ., with our plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda? , ., ., to rwanda? -- why are we?riti patel _ to rwanda? -- why are we? home secretary priti patel announced - to rwanda? -- why are we? home secretary priti patel announced at| secretary priti patel announced at last month, she flew to rwanda and signed the deal with the rwandan authorities, big deals, handshakes, the spirit of cooperation, the government saying it will be a unique, world beating plan, but it has faced huge criticism from opposition politicians who think it will be unworkable, some describing it as inhumane, and it is likely to face a big legal challenge too because three groups, cut careful calais who support refugees on the other side of the channel, plus detention action who support refugees on this side of the channel and also the union which represents some border force staff has launched a legal challenge. they say the whole policy simply will not work and it will be against the rights of migrants, against international treaties, so that it is likely to be played out in the courts but while muc

nobody will except to go to rwanda. _ rwanda, what we do? nobody will except to go to rwanda. nobody will accept it _ there's another element to all this, and that's whether this plan effectively targets people smugglers. this was borisjohnson speaking a few weeks ago. this innovative approach, driven by our shared — this innovative approach, driven by our shared humanitarian _ this innovative approach, driven by our shared humanitarian impulse i this innovative approach, driven by. our shared humanitarian impulse and made _ our shared humanitarian impulse and made possible — our shared humanitarian impulse and made possible by— our shared humanitarian impulse and made possible by brexit _ our shared humanitarian impulse and made possible by brexit freedoms, l made possible by brexit freedoms, will provide — made possible by brexit freedoms, will provide safe _ made possible by brexit freedoms, will provide safe and _ made possible by brexit freedoms, will provide safe and legal- made possible by brexit freedoms, will provide safe and legal routes . will provide safe and legal

government to send asylum-seekers to rwanda.y continue to cross the channel and small boats with a number of crossings expected to increase as summer begins. our reporter has been there to assess the impact of the new policy. >> people smugglers use these bunkers to hire -- to hide people. these beaches have always been hard to defend. despite new u.k. equipment including high-tech binoculars and drones, france says the lure of life in britain is too powerful to be stopped. so is the threat of resettlement made any impact over the last five weeks. >> it's too early to measure the impact regardless of the announcement, smugglers will watch to see if this measure is in plummeted. that's what might dissuade them and migrants from continuing to try their luck in the u.k.. >> smugglers used to tell their passengers get into the water and you are in the u.k.. the french authorities won't intervene unless you are in trouble. in the british waters, the british coast guard will take you to shore. the new policy means that those crossing

we also have surveys and indices that talk about a safe rwanda is.ade tremendous proess in the last 28 years. rwandans trust their government. we have people to gas coming to live here on their own and we consider ourselves a country of migration. reporter: to illustrate that, we took a 90 minute drive south of the city that is run by the u.n. refugee agency. migrants mostly from the horn of africa were brought here from libya. the majority has been resettled in europe and north america. this 26-year-old will soon join them. he says he was imprisoned, endured torture and survived a shipwreck trying to get a better life. now, he is close to achieving his goal. >> going to canada. i am waiting on travel. reporter: if you had another option to settle in an african country, would you take it? >> i don't know. i just want to go to canada. you're not sure -- i am not sure. reporter: like most migrants, it is to go to a western country. rwanda is not where they hoped to settle and that raises questions about the u.k. deal and whether it will work. bbc news.

here in the uk, 50 migrants are told that the government intends to send them to rwanda — the first toved under new immigration plans. police in india have arrested two people after a fire destroyed an office building in delhi and killed at least 27 people. #upin # up in space, man. # bookmakers are predicting a rare good result for the uk at tonight's eurovision. but will it be enough to hold back the favourites, ukraine? hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the mayor of kharkiv has told the bbc that the russians have withdrawn from the kharkiv city area in the direction of the russian border. he said said his city was no longer being shelled by the russians and people were gradually returning. the us think tank the insitute of the study of war earlier said russia had failed in its efforts to encircle the city, and now appears to be concentrating on getting its troops safely back across the russian border. russian troops are instead focusing their attacks in the donbas region, which is now seeing some of the heaviest fighting. our correspondent in lviv,

it's very simple, but london has already agreed with rwanda to take all such illegal immigrants there. as part of the partnership with rwanda, those who travel to the uk by illegal or dangerous routes, including on small boats across the english channel, can be resettled in rwanda, where their applications for asylum will be considered. for the reception of illegal immigrants, rwanda will receive 120 million pounds from london, they write that the first group of 50 people from britain will be sent the other day boris johnson promised do not send ukrainians to africa however, the volunteer notes that there is a high probability that refugees will get there; many come without documents and the migration service. they don't understand much. where exactly did the person come from? in total , according to the latest data, the kingdom received only about 50,000 ukrainians. lyudmila lyzhenko. the world is facing a food crisis unprecedented since the second world war, bringing hunger in a dozen countries, rising prices for raw materials and energy makes the authorities worry, even in the most

yes, exactly campus of the l story is about how this rwanda plan, which _ story is about how this rwandada plan, which just to recap for people who might— which just to recap for people who might have forgotten, is a controversial announcement that was made _ controversial announcement that was made basically saying that it's not off shoring the asylum process as people _ off shoring the asylum process as people initially thought, people arriving — people initially thought, people arriving here bite boat for example across— arriving here bite boat for example across the — arriving here bite boat for example across the channel, by illegal means, — across the channel, by illegal means, they would be sent to rwanda to be settled there. it's not about off shoring — to be settled there. it's not about off shoring the application process or anything but they would just be sent to _ or anything but they would just be sent to rwanda and the idea is that this wiii— sent to rwanda and the idea is that this will deter people and it is interesting that this kind of story and in _ interesting that th

well, rwanda is _ country, but a safe one. well, rwanda is a — country, but a safe one.out that. indeed, think recently the opposition leader has spoken out about the oppression in rwanda. there were reports from independent human rights monitors in the country that there is a read of types of oppression including torture, including attacks on political opponents who are overseas, the evidence can even uk's government on evidence about the rwanda's human rights record demonstrates that it's not a safe country, and beat them as recently as 2021 last year, the uk was excepting refugees from rwanda. this is a refugee producing country, a country that they still dealing with columbia bash colonialism and genocide in the politicalfallout from that. you know, this is not a safe country. i don't think there's any country that it is a safe country. any country that it is a safe country-— any country that it is a safe count . ., ., country. however well-meaning committee _ country. however well-meaning committee except _ country. however well-meaning committee except the _ countr

k to the port masses of migrants to rwanda. when the u. k, is sending us these migrants, they should send us some people they have accommodated for over 15 years. who committed crimes in rwanda, we sent case files to the u. k. and investigated these are clear case files instead of being accommodated there in that beautiful place of the u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. or here it is estimated that between april and june, 994800002 wanderings were killed within just 100 days, most of the dead were from the to the tribe. and most of those who perpetrated the violence were hutus rwandan genocide, survivor and a director for the african great lakes action network club. got to book says rwanda's government actually is not interested in seeking justice for the genocide . i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p a which is the ruling party in rwanda, that was delayed by a guy who also had a role in the genocide starting with the shooting down of the presid

_ government policy on the refugees to rwanda i_ government policy on the refugees to rwanda.ut also garon— create lines and do you think but also garon prince andrew in the interview— also garon prince andrew in the interview in the years of trying to push _ interview in the years of trying to push away— interview in the years of trying to push away the scrutiny and settling the court _ push away the scrutiny and settling the court case, we know he denies doing _ the court case, we know he denies doing anything wrong to make it absolutely clear but people may feel it's a bit— absolutely clear but people may feel it's a bit soon while the sentiment is obviously a good one that people do deserve — is obviously a good one that people do deserve to be forgiven, ijust think— do deserve to be forgiven, ijust think some _ do deserve to be forgiven, ijust think some people mayjust feel from the victims _ think some people mayjust feel from the victims point of view and the epstein — the victims point of view and the epstein case, it isjust too soon. and for— epstein case, it isjust t

. —— rwanda. the final day of campaigning before australians decide who will be their next prime minister — incumbent scott morisson or his rival labor leader, anthony albanese. the stars of armageddon time hit the french riviera red carpet as the film receives its premier at the 75th annual cannes film festival. and how to stop the bees from buzzing off. with a fall in global bee colonies, we use world bee day to look at the importance of these pollinators. hello and welcome to the programme. the most seniorfigure in the us congress, nancy pelosi, has warned that the uk will lose out on a free—trade deal if it scraps post—brexit trading arrangements in northern ireland. the speaker of the us house of representatives said the northern ireland protocol preserved the good friday agreement, which she described as the bedrock of the peace process. let's get more from our north america correspondent, david willis. what's your assessment of the significance of these comments from the speaker? these are

in rwanda, we sent case files to the u. k. and investigated these are clear case files instead of being accommodated. they're in that beautiful place of the u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. are here. it is estimated that between april and june, 994800000 rwandans were killed within just 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe. and most of those who perpetrated violence were hutus, rwandan, genocide, survivor and director for the african great lakes action network club. gotta buick says role one does government actually is not interested in seeking justice for the genocide. i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p f which is the ruling party in rwanda. that was delayed by a guy who also had a role in the genocide, starting with the shooting down of the president's plan. in 1009 the forward that actually started the genocide. also, i would rather see the suspects trade in the u. k. given how they're one of the government t

they are then settled in rwanda. it is to do with boats crossing the channel from france, small boats which we have seen is at the many people died trying to make the crossing in the uk government's argument is if you remove that incentive of potentially getting asylum in the uk when someone gets here then you remove the incentive to try to make that dangerous crossing and you anti—people trafficking. borisjohnson has spoken to the daily mail newspaper here in the uk and he said, in doing so, that the first 50 people, migrants to this country who are eligible for this are going to be sent to rwanda. realistically, they have a 7—14 days to launch an appeal against that. i think that is something quite likely. that will happen. it could potentially end up in a big legal battle with boris johnson saying he is willing to fight this in the court against what he calls lefty lawyers, to make changes to the ukto the european convention of human rights. potentially an upcoming legal battle there. potentially an upcoming legal

talk of rwanda and the conditions going in, apparently— rwanda and the conditions going in, apparentlyconditions. —— with sewing pools. most— conditions. —— with sewing pools. most people support immigration, but it has to _ most people support immigration, but it has to be _ most people support immigration, but it has to be controlled and done in the right— it has to be controlled and done in the right way and this is about combing — the right way and this is about comping down on illegal people trafficking post i will also note that rightly or wrongly if you speak to tories— that rightly or wrongly if you speak to tories they say this polling and policy— to tories they say this polling and policy is _ to tories they say this polling and policy is actually doing very well in those — policy is actually doing very well in those red wall seats which labour need _ in those red wall seats which labour need to— in those red wall seats which labour need to win — in those red wall seats which labour need to win back, if they are to get back into _ need to win back, if they are to get back int

and i think there will be _ back to rwanda and i think there will be a — back to rwanda and i thinknd be willing to sort of help facilitate the process or whether— help facilitate the process or whether they will be some who just want to— whether they will be some who just want to not be associated with this policy _ want to not be associated with this policy at _ want to not be associated with this policy at all. want to not be associated with this policy at all-— policy at all. and every twist and turn in this _ policy at all. and every twist and turn in this policy _ policy at all. and every twist and turn in this policy will— policy at all. and every twist and turn in this policy will be - policy at all. and every twist and l turn in this policy will be reported quite extensively one would imagine. let's go to the front page of the daily mail. they have their own story is an exclusive where have our gps gone? that is the question they are asking. brute gps gone? that is the question they are askinu. ~ ., gps gone? that is the question they are askinu. ~ . ., gps gone? that is th

on small boats across the english channel, can be resettled in rwanda, where their applications forbe considered. for the reception illegal immigrants rwanda will receive 120 million pounds from london , they write that the first group of migrants 50 people from britain will be sent the other day boris johnson promised not to send ukrainians to africa however, volunteers note that there is a high probability that refugees will get there, many come without documents and migration services. they don't understand much. where exactly did the person come from? in total, according to the latest data, the kingdom received only about 50,000 ukrainians . residents of the liberated territory ukrainian nationalists must be provided with all social guarantees and a decent life. this was emphasized by the leader of the party, just russia for the truth sergei mironov, we are all heart and soul with our army with the people's faces of the dpr lpr. we are all closely following the progress of the special military operation, but also in victory, none of us doubts, but we can not issue ourselves ques

and they also want to know the criteria, who exactly might be sent to rwanda.n then it is going to be difficult to judge just how people are going to be assessed in terms of who might actually be sent some 4000 miles from dover, all the way to rwanda. so what we have heard from the home office is they are not going to send anyone in the coming days while the first stage of this legal challenge is set to go towards the courts, but in terms of the policy over all, we have heard from the ministry of defence and the home office that they say this policy isn't going to have an effect immediately, over night. i think that really is admitting that the weather has been a large factor in stopping the crossings in recent days, but they believe the policy of sending people to rwanda and also bringing the ministry of defence in to take over on command in the channel, that this is the right way forward and it will bring results perhaps in the longer term. qm. perhaps in the longer term. 0k, simon jones _ perhaps in the longer term. 0k, simon jones in _ perhaps in the longer

it�*s the channel to rwanda our schedule now forjune the 14th.— now forjune the 14th.nd the particular part of this is that if someone�*s application for asylum is ultimately granted whilst in rwanda, they don�*t get in on a plane and come back to the uk, they are settled under this scheme in rwanda. we did know that this is now taking place. people who have arrived in the uk have been informed that they will be taken to rwanda under this scheme. what�*s potentially unclear at this point is where legal challenges could factor in because we�*ve heard from a lot of commentators this could be subject to legal challenges, and i imagine that�*s something that made play out in the coming days. that's something that made play out in the coming days.— that's something that made play out in the coming days. david, thank you ve much in the coming days. david, thank you very much indeed. _ questions are still being asked about the chaos at last weekend�*s champions league final in paris. uefa have now launched an independent investigation into what happened at the stade de france

what do you make the proposal first of all, and seekers to rwanda.posal first of all, and is it having any effect yet?— the proposal first of all, and is it having any effect yet? in terms of whether it is _ having any effect yet? in terms of whether it is having _ having any effect yet? in terms of whether it is having any _ having any effect yet? in terms of whether it is having any impact, l having any effect yet? in terms of whether it is having any impact, i | whether it is having any impact, i think it is far early to say what the impact may be. in terms of crossings, i do think it is far more likely that the immediate impact on crossings is to do with the weather, and i would expect there will be larger numbers of people trying to cross, given a number of days in which nobody has managed to cross. as for the deal itself, i think it is an extraordinarily reckless, foolish, and indeed undermining decision of the government. undermining of the whole international system on protecting refugees. it is essentially this country trying to wash its han

, that is going tom _ people to rwanda, that is going tom the — people to rwanda, that is going to...eople in calais will realise that what the prime minster said is going to happen, _ what the prime minster said is going to happen, and hopefully it will make _ to happen, and hopefully it will make them change their mind about coming _ make them change their mind about coming across this awful channel crossing — coming across this awful channel crossinu. ., , ., ., crossing. people are united whatever side of the debate _ crossing. people are united whatever side of the debate you _ crossing. people are united whatever side of the debate you are _ crossing. people are united whatever side of the debate you are on, - side of the debate you are on, people should not be risking their lives in the channel, but you have been aware of the criticism of the scheme about rwanda, people are saying it is immoral and inhumane and unworkable and not cost—effective. and unworkable and not cost-effective.- and unworkable and not cost-effective. , . cost-effective. the figures i have seen it is cost

m $23.00 is widely perceived to be a proxy of rwanda in eastern congo, but rwanda always denies it. and the u. n. says it deeply, deeply concerned about an escalating humanitarian crisis resulting from this violence. it's important to understand that this conflict is very much of regional conflict and it's a chapter that began in the 1990. when you got the miranda invaded congo that prompted to to was that drew in to the african continent. and rwanda and gander, being accused of meddling in ethan congo, backing rebel great looting minerals ever since. now there was an attempt to talk here in ny ruby last month, president of the 70 of you got the came president chickadee of congo here, but no progress was made. but we do understand that the growing pressure now from the u. n. and the international community to get the heads of state or their representatives together to try and this current round of fighting the om conflict in the cosmos region of senegal and sending a steady stream of refugees into the gambia authority, se, tens of thousands living in the border region have been disp

that was the british asylum seekers relocated to rwanda. from why the applications where we processed when the u. k, is sending us these migrants, they should send us some people they have accommodated for over 15 years, who committed crimes. in rwanda, we sent case files to the u. k. and investigated. these are clear case files instead of being accommodated there in that beautiful place of the u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. are here. between april and june 1994, an estimated 800000 rwandans were killed in the space of a 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe, and most of those who perpetrated to violence were hutus. the genocide has been an irritant to relations between the 2 countries. for many years, let's close life now to florida. got a bouquet, rwandan, genocide, survivor and the executive director for the african great lakes action network or atlanta. thank you very much for joining us on the program. we appreciate your time as a survey. thank you for having me. you're welcome. as a survivor of the t

is behind them. 23, supporting it with weapons and soldiers. rwanda denies it the post, so we have the government don't believe that the m $23.00 rebels themselves have the military equipment which they claim to have on the grounds, according to the reports from our soldiers. this is why our suspicion of foreign support is confirmed. 10 years ago and 23 took control of swathes of east in congo . you and investigators said it was backed by rwanda. congress ami eventually defeated them with military support from the u. n. and other african countries. this time congos army has struggled to contain the attacks launched by m 23 over the last 6 months. both uganda and rwanda have been accused of fueling congo conflicts and looting minerals ever since they invaded in the 1990. a recent attempt to get the 3 president's together for talks and kenya's capital. my roby failed to produce results. the violence and humanitarian crisis growing, and the un says it's deeply concerned. malcolm web al jazeera, the killing of a black man by police is led to outrage across brazil, demonstrators of gallon i

yes, being sent to rwanda each year with a headline thoughts.— being sent to rwanda each year with a i had seen estimates of only _ a headline thoughts. yes, i had seen estimates of only 200 _ a headline thoughts. yes, i had seen estimates of only 200 and _ a headline thoughts. yes, i had seen estimates of only 200 and actually i estimates of only 200 and actually there _ estimates of only 200 and actually there were lots of conservative in peace _ there were lots of conservative in peace with — there were lots of conservative in peace with the policy was announced who while _ peace with the policy was announced who while they applauded the aim of it for this _ who while they applauded the aim of it for this risk drawing attention to initiative they got the government was not capable of solving — government was not capable of solving. and while they thought it was a _ solving. and while they thought it was a good idea it was reallyjust a quick fix— was a good idea it was reallyjust a quick fix potentially the prime minister— quick fix potentially the prime minister but actually the c

the government is hoping that its plan to send migrants to rwanda will deter them from attempting the crossing. steve valdez—symonds, who's refugee and migrants rights director at amnesty uk says he doesn't think the rwanda migration policy will work in the long term. in terms of whether it is having any impact, i think it is far too early to say what the impact may be. i do think, in terms of crossings, it is far more likely that the immediate impact on crossings is to do with the weather, and i would expect there will be larger numbers of people trying to cross, given a number of days in which nobody has managed to cross. as for the deal itself, i think it is an extraordinarily reckless, foolish, and indeed undermining decision of the government. undermining of the whole international system on protecting refugees. it is essentially this country trying to wash its hands of responsibility is rather than addressing the needs of refugees. that ultimately isn't going to help crack down on smugglers, it isn't going to address the disproportionate situation of refugee needs elsewhere in t

if these migrants are relocated to rwanda, what is there to stop them leaving rwanda and trying to makeocessed by rwandan and they will be given the option of settling in rwanda. so far, we have not find any migrant who has previously gone to rewind i who has previously gone to rewind i who took up that offer. they will also have the option of being resettled in a third country, we are still not clear how that will happen. thank you. retail sales figures rose by one—point—four percent in april, following a fall in march. the data was compiled by the office for national statistics. we can cross to salford and our business correspondent, ben boulos. retail sales figures have risen, haven't they?— retail sales figures have risen, haven't the ? , ., , , haven't they? yes, and most experts were anticipating _ haven't they? yes, and most experts were anticipating there _ haven't they? yes, and most experts were anticipating there would - haven't they? yes, and most experts were anticipating there would be - haven't they? yes, and most experts were anticipating there would be a i were anticipa

so, has the threat of resettlement in rwanda made any impact over the past five weeks?mugglers will watch to see if this measure is actually implemented. that's what might dissuade them, and therefore migrants from continuing to try their luck in the uk. smugglers used to tell their passengers, "just get into the water and you're basically in the uk. "the french authorities will not intervene unless you are in trouble," they said, "and once you are in british waters, "the british coastguard will take you to shore." but the government's new policy means that those crossing this channel now could end up in rwanda, not the uk. aid workers say the number of migrants in calais has fallen, but it's not clear how much of that is down to tough policing breaking up camps. 0ne estimate put the number of those deterred by the resettlement policy at 10% to 15%. no—one in this camp wanted to speak on camera, but standing next to a generator as he charged his mobile phone, one man, hassan, agreed to speak out of vision. some aid workers say migrants are waiting to see whether the uk

on the rwanda policy mounted by the uk government to remove asylum—seekers who cross illegally by small uk and other means, it's looking like 50 migrants have been notified of removal to rwanda, so 50 migrants have been told that the uk government is to move them. this is been revealed in an interview with the daily mail newspaper, the home office said it would start to inform the first planned to send to rwanda, including some people... they have 7-14 including some people... they have 7—14 days to lodge objections. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: spain's entry rehearse in turin as fans countdown the hours until the eurovision song contest begins in italy. the pope was shot, the pope will live — that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, "terrorism had come to the vatican." the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the ju

you and investigators said it was backed by rwanda. congress army eventually defeated them with military support from the u. n. and other african countries. this time, congress army has struggled to contain the attacks launched by m 23 over the last 6 months. both uganda and rwanda have been accused of fueling congo conflicts and looting minerals ever since they invaded in the 19 ninety's. a recent attempt to get the 3 president together for talked and kanyes capital. my roby failed to produce results, the violence in humanitarian crisis a growing. and the un says it's deeply concerned malcolm web al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories now protested. are gathering outside the national rifle associations annual meeting in houston, texas. that an array has been criticized for holding its convention just days after gunman opened fire at a school in val day, texas 19 children and 2 teachers were killed. a group of lawyers has announced it will take their case of the killing of al jazeera jernace, sherwin, and actually the international criminal court. trina was shot

those uganda and rwanda have been accused of fueling congos conflicts and looting mineral edison. they invaded in the $990.00, a recent attempt to get the 3 president together for talks in kenya's capital. my baby failed to produce results. the violence in humanitarian crisis is growing, and the un says it's deeply concerned malcolm web al jazeera.

rwanda, nothing, you can't find protection in rwanda. through on its plans. the uncertainty regarding the uk policing, it makes people leave calais for a few weeks, a few months, to try to see how the situation will involve. so we have seen people asking for asylum in other french cities instead of staying in calais and trying to be the which the uk because they don't know what will happen to them when they reach the uk. more than 600 people crossed this water last weekend, more have followed since then. it's early days, but for most migrants here willing to gamble their lives to reach the uk, resettlement isjust one more risk. lucy williamson, bbc news, calais. there's anger over plans to use a former raf base in north yorkshire, to house 1,500 asylum seekers — people living nearby have accused the home office of failing to properly consult them. residents from linton—on—0use, near york, met civil servants at a parish council meeting last night to outline their concerns. the centre, expected to open at the end of the month, is designed

the family of the man whose life in spite the hollywood film hotel rwanda is suing. there are land and good golly why he was jailed and taught shed the tory gate and b has more. who was this of again, a seed hearing coating were when the last year was surveyed, that the government did it paid for the plan that was used in the kidnapping and in the united states. so foreign countries like one and government has continued to harass her family. our family has suffered a lot from this government over the years from since to the meeting for his human rights and hope that putting enough pressure on the, on the government of rwanda will lead to his return home rescue as a pull. the 7th survivor lie from the ruins of a residential building which collapsed in china on friday. earlier, they also rescued a woman who had been stuck between a fridge and a wall for more than fire. just as the labor day holiday gets on the way it is. opera restrictions in beijing are very severe. i can't even go anywhere. and it was the 1st time in 6 years, the president has accepted an invitation

both uganda and rwanda have been accused of fueling congo conflicts and looting mineral ever since they invaded in the 19 ninety's. a recent attempt to get the 3 presidents together for talks and kenya's capital. my baby failed to produce results. the violence and humanitarian crisis a growing and the un says it's deeply concerned malcolm web al jazeera, the killing of a black man by police is led to outrage across brazil. demonstrators have gathered in front of the federal highway police headquarters in south palo domonique justice for the man. a video of the incident was shared widely on social media. a warning, some viewers may find the following images. monica younger gifts report, 3 pallets, nobody thing to police officers pin down as any voltages. we soon touch a blackman they say was resisting arrest. then they trapped him inside the smoke filled trunk of their police car. oh look at that man there. oh my god, they're killing him inside the car says one with biddy of the incident went viral on social media. protest have been held in his home town in boulder, in northeastern brazi

those uganda and rwanda have been accused of fueling congo conflicts and looting mineral edison. they invaded in the 1990 a recent attempt to get the 3 president's together for talks and kenya's capital. my baby failed to produce results. the violence in humanitarian crisis is growing, and the un says it's deeply concerned. malcolm web al jazeera taiwanda military has conducted 4 days of exercises as part of its annual missile drills. the military has released video of anti air and anti ship missiles, launching from warships. navy officials say the drills were conducted to test combat to safeguard the security of the taiwan strait. pigeon considers taiwan to be a province of china, which taiwan views as a threat to its sovereignty. it's been 40 years since one of the biggest selling bands of all time last performed. now abba, our back ground breaking technology used in hollywood blockbusters, has recreated the swedish superstars as they were at the height of their fame from london. they've walker has more back on the red carpet, one of the most successful bands of old time all no

those uganda and rwanda have been accused of fueling congo conflicts and looting minerals ever since they invaded in the 1990. a recent attempt to get the 3 president's together for talks and kenya's capital. my roby failed to produce results. the violence in humanitarian crisis is growing, and the un says it's deeply concerned. malcolm web al jazeera armed conflict in the castle months regional senegal is sending a steady stream of refugees into the gambia authorities, se tens of thousands of living in the border region have been displaced and its fair. the number will rise as fighting escalates. ahmed address reports from the cynical gambia border river in less of 2 wins. the gumby and village of genic has seen its population swell by 17 percent. oh, if it's just 1300 meters from the trouble senegalese region of cosmos. it's one of the 1st point, of course for refugees. whenever fighting flows up on the water modulus camara didn't want to leave her home at 1st, she was 9 months pregnant, but as fighting intensified, she changed her mind. i would take a full mouth and i need to know

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here in the uk, 50 migrants are told that the government intends to send them to rwanda — the first toremoved under new immigration plans. police in india have arrested two people after a fire destroyed an office building in delhi and killed at least 27 people. # up in space, man... # bookmakers are predicting a rare good result for the uk at tonight's eurovision. but will it be enough to hold back the favourites, ukraine? good afternoon. the mayor of kharkiv has told the bbc that russian forces have withdrawn from the kharkiv city area and are heading for the russian border. ihor terekhov said russian shelling had stopped, and residents were gradually starting to return to ukraine's second largest city but warned that many residential areas were badly damaged or destroyed. our correspondentjoe inwood has the latest from lviv. a parting gift from russian forces in retreat. this used to be the palace of culture in a small town on the outskirts of kharkiv. translation: we were hit by rockets. three floors were breached. as you can see, the palace of culture is almost completely destroyed

the government is hoping that its plan to send migrants to rwanda will deter them from attempting theugee and migrants rights director at amnesty uk says he doesn't think the rwanda migration policy will work in the long term. in terms of whether it is having any impact, i think it is far too early to say what the impact may be. i do think, in terms of crossings, it is far more likely that the immediate impact on crossings is to do with the weather, and i would expect there will be larger numbers of people trying to cross, given a number of days in which nobody has managed to cross.

but rwanda way denies it. and the fighting in the last few days has sent the un says 70000 civilians on the run. some of them fled to neighboring uganda. as you mentioned, some of them displaced within congo. and the un says it deeply, deeply concerned about an escalating humanitarian crisis resulting from this violence. indeed, there was supposed to be talks whitney between the rebels and the government. what seems to have happened the who is important to understand that this conflict is very much a regional conflict, and it's a chapter the begun in the 990 when you've gotten, the rwanda invaded congo that prompted to to was that drew in to the african continent and rwanda and gone to being accused of meddling in eastern congo, backing rebel great looting minerals ever since. there was an attempt to talk here in ny ruby last month. president 70 of you gotten became president chickadee of congo here, but no progress was made. but we do understand that the growing pressure now from the u. n. and the internation

elijah's eda occupied westbank the family of a man whose life inspired the hollywood film hotel. rwanda is suing the government, pull it says a beginner is credited with saving more than a 1000 people during the night. 94 genocide is relative. sarah wind alert him from his taxes. home took a galley where he was jailed and tortured. victoria gazing behalf more who was a beginner seen hearing caught him, or when the last year is serving 25 years in jail, for terrorism rights groups and observe his say, his trial was a sham. now his family is suing the ruins and government in the united states for $400000000.00. the way that a want and government has tried to discredit his, his work and his name and all the great things he has done with the war over the years has hurt us and all a lot. and we've done everything that we can to continue to stand up for him to continue to advocate for him and to bring more people to add their voices to this campaign. recess of again i was living in exile in texas, when his lawyers say he was lured back home against his will. 2 years ago, rwanda's government a

they learned that in rwanda in 1984. killed 800,000 people.ponse to those horrors that were something we might learn from. they moved to the opposite direction from when joe biden is currently taking the united states. go to ethnicity has been stripped out of schoolbooks and roped off government identity cards and the newspapers and radio stations steer clear as well." they notionally headed to the kitchen, the racial identification that seemed to loom so large ten years ago as extremists begin their mass killings. they have deemphasized race and rwanda, intentionally and systematically. rwandan citizens are citizens first, members of racial or travel groups, second or not at all. there've been no more genocides in rwanda, and that could easily be the path forward for this country was also pure there was only one answer to rising racial tension, and that is to de-escalate and do it we've tried to do for hundreds of years, which is work for meritocracy and treat people as human beings greeted by god rather than his faceless members of interest

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rwanda, nothing, you can't find protection in rwanda. | some aid workers say migrants are waiting toossed this water last weekend, more have followed since then. it's early days, but for most migrants here willing to gamble their lives to reach the uk, resettlement is just one more risk. lucy williamson, bbc news, calais. in the last few weeks, we've been hearing about some of the amazing legacies that have been left behind by those who were killed in the manchester arena attack. today we're talking about olivia campbell—hardy. naga's outside on the piazza with some of her family. charlie, thank you so much. the legacies are just so important of these people who died in that tragedy. and we are very lucky of this programme, we get to speak family members who are continuing to keep the memory of these victims alive. i'm delighted to say that i have a levy upon my grandfather steve talking to me, welcome, —— olivia's grandfather talking to me. we are going to talk about her love of music? . . we are going to talk about her love of music? , , :, , . ., of music? yes, she loved music and

in the uk, 50 migrants have been told that the government intends to send them to rwanda — the firstbe removed under new immigration plans. critics have raised questions about the ethics and legality of the policy. a ban on buy—one—get—one free deals on unhealthy food in england is to be put on hold for a year to help families coping with the cost of living crisis. but health campaigners have accused the prime minister of "playing politics" with children's health. now on bbc news.. dateline london with shaun ley hello and welcome to the programme which brings together the foreign correspondence for audience back home from the dateline london. it has been a convention busting week, this one. the queen's speech delivered for the first time in 70 years by a royal other than the queen, two countries strictly neutral for 80 years repairing to take sides for, in northern ireland a party in favour of reuniting ireland top the poll for the first time in the century since ireland was partitioned. to discuss all that and work in the studio are brian o'connell, a portuguesejournalist and univer