but he is still a child of war. 0rla guerin, bbc news, taiz.esentative in yemen, and he's with us now from sanaa. thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much for coming on the programme-— thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you very much for havin: the programme. thank you very much for having me- — the programme. thank you very much for having me. 0rla _ the programme. thank you very much for having me. 0rla highlighted - for having me. 0rla highlighted their wanting _ for having me. 0rla highlighted their wanting inferred - for having me. 0rla highlighted their wanting inferred in - for having me. 0rla highlighted their wanting inferred in every l their wanting inferred in every story, but give us the skill of what children of what children having to live through in yemen right now —— one extraordinary story. live through in yemen right now -- one extraordinary story.— one extraordinary story. ahmed is really inspirational _ one extraordinary story. ahmed is really inspirational and _ one extraordin

orla guerin, bbc news, taiz.between france and new zealand, but there have been security concerns after the chaotic scenes at last year's champions league final in the capital. the french government has told the bbc they have learned from what happened and that fans will be safe. from paris, our sports editor dan roan reports. already one of the countries most in love with rugby union, france is readying itself to play host to the game's biggest stars and millions of fans. and as last—minute preparations continued here in paris ahead of tomorrow's opening match, the man in charge told me that this was a moment for the sport to cherish. huge appetite. i was in toulouse at the weekend, a real rugby capital in france, and it's everywhere. we know that this will be the biggest, the most watched, the most engaged rugby event of all time and this will be the most competitive world cup ever. i think there are genuinely more teams who can make the knockout stages, get to a final and ultimately win it than we've ever had

of free helmets for customers of kavir motor, kavir motor with 20-month installments , kavir motor taizr refrigerator was damaged during the movement of our refrigerator today. i want the mirage of social security retirees without checks and guarantors, without advance payments, without going to the bank, in a large iranian house in the cities of qom and isfahan, macarons , only at the peak of j plus household appliances, in addition to guaranteeing each other . allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i say hello honorable, welcome to economic news from khabar network , minister of cooperatives, labor and social welfare said at the first conference of iran's cooperative economy that 91% of the resources of cooperatives come from people's micro-capitals, which does not indicate the tendency of people to participate economically in cooperatives.

thousands of yemenis attended the main squares of most of the provinces, including saada, sana'a and taiz, and celebrated this occasion by singing poems in praise of the prophet of islam. secretary general of yemen's ansarullah movement said in this ceremony: enemies want to control islamic countries with soft war. seyyed abdulmal badreddin also, referring to the waste of the aggressor, he said: i recommend you end the occupation. insisting on hostile policies has dire consequences because our people hold the elements of power. according to the yemen ministry of health, since the ceasefire , 307 yemenis have been martyred and more than 2,000 citizens have been injured. which the united nations, america, israel and european regimes have taken. it is an attempt to disintegrate human society and deprive a person of human dignity in order to dominate and control him. the governor general of the central bank in the meeting with the prime minister of qatar while appreciating the role of this country in the transfer of resources offer iran described the increase in monetary, banking and economic

hundreds of thousands of yemenis attended the main squares of most provinces, including saada, sana'a and taiz, and celebrated this occasion by reciting poems in praise of the prophet of islam. they had. secretary general of yemen's ansarullah movement said in this ceremony: enemies want to control islamic countries with soft war. seyyed abdul malik badr al-din as well. he warned the aggressor coalition and said: i recommend you end the occupation . insisting on hostile policies has dire consequences because our people hold the elements of power. according to the report of the yemeni ministry of health , 377 yemenis have been martyred and more than 200 civilians have been injured since the west fire. the promotion of homosexuality by the united nations, the united states, israel, and the european regimes is an attempt to destroy society dehumanizing and denigrating a human being from human dignity is to dominate and control him. the ministry of health of gaza warned about the suspension of dialysis services in noor hospitals in gaza. gaza hospitals are in dire shortage of medical consumables n

this report from our correspondent 0rla guerin who has returned to the city of taiz in the south—westriver to get water, a daily ritual. life was tough here, even before the war. but ahmed is a fighter. he has been blind from birth, along with four of his siblings. we have come back to meet him at his home near a front line. translation: it's very scary. we are afraid of gunshots. this when fighting starts, we can't go to the park or the valley, or anywhere. when was the last time you heard fighting and explosions? translation: last night. for ahmed, school has always been a refuge of sorts. this was our first glimpse of him injanuary 2021. leading morning assembly at his primary school. it was bombed by the saudi—led coalition when it was occupied by houthi forces. ahmed was leading the class atjust nine years old. he had a wish list of repairs for the school, and viewers responded. thanks to him... so this is the new school? ..much has changed. a yemeni donorfunded a new block, and a british charity refurbished classrooms. saudi arabia, after years of bombing yemen, is building anot

of all the death and destruction, there is also resilience. 0rla guerin has returned to the city of taizo years ago. smiling through. this is ahmed. he's 11 years old and he doesn't let much get in his way. he's heading to the river to get water, a daily ritual. life was tough here, even before the war. but ahmed is a fighter. he's been blind from birth, along with four of his siblings. we've come back to meet him at his home near a front line river. —— we've come back to meet him at his home near a front line. it's very scary, he tells me. we're afraid of gunshots. when fighting starts, we can't go to the park or the valley or anywhere. when was the last time you heard fighting and explosions as well? last night, he says. for ahmed, school has always been a refuge of sorts. this was our first glimpse of him injanuary 2021, leading morning assembly at al wahda primary. it was bombed by the saudi led coalition when it was occupied by houthi forces. ahmed was leading the class atjust nine years old. he had a wish list of repairs for the school, and viewers responded. thanks to him... so th

orla guerin, bbc news, taiz.world number three overcame temperatures of up to 35 celsius to win his quarterfinal match as joe celsius to win his quarterfinal match asjoe wilson reports. it was deep in the third set and pushing 35 celsius on the court when daniil medvedev turned to the camera to address the new york temperature. one player going to die and then they will see. one player going to die and then they will see-— one player going to die and then they will see. medvedev managed to beat fellow russian _ they will see. medvedev managed to beat fellow russian andrey - they will see. medvedev managed to beat fellow russian andrey rublev . they will see. medvedev managed to j beat fellow russian andrey rublev in three close sets. it could have gone to five. afterwards in the official media conference medvedev wondered about that. i media conference medvedev wondered about that. ., �* ,, media conference medvedev wondered about that. ., �* ~ ., about that. i don't think i had an hint about that. i don't think

. >> commissioners, before the staff begin the prezen taiz, i want to introduce you to planner who never presented before you even though he had a long history in san francisco. edgar is join ing for the first time. edgar born and raised in san francisco noe district. parents are first generation immigrants from mexico. edgar studied city planning and geography at sf state and hired in 2005. main passion focus has been helping small business applicants and aiding them through the permit process. for the past 10 years edgar's work is in development and consultation with the department planning information counter team and focused primarily on over the counter permit approval and consulting with applicants on the permitting process. edgar overall folks has been and continues to be equity and customer service. he is adcovt for transparency in government and love and mission is continue helping small businesses open in this wonderful city so we welcome edgar to the historic preservation commission. >> wonderful. thank you. >> hello, commissioners. maggie dong, planning staff. the second lega

but he is still a child of war. 0rla guerin, bbc news, taiz. amazing story. 6:27am. the competition and markets authority is concerned that some vets are not giving their customers the best deals, or the full picture about the final price they'll have to pay. here's the kind of thing they mean. shelly�*s dog loki developed a limp and she was told he'd need x—rays, which would cost a couple of hundred pounds. the final bill, including painkillers, was £485. the breakdown showed me sort of everything, and i was quite shocked atjust how extortionate some of these prices are. but the biggest bulk, i would say, of that charge was the anaesthetic alone. the painkiller charge was ridiculous. and ifound out after this incident that you can actually buy the painkillers elsewhere by prescription, which is cheaper than going directly through the vet, but we wasn't told that at the time either. so, it was just taken at face value and i paid what i paid. something tells me a lot of people will be having similar thoughts about bills they have had to pay. it's the kind of thing you