the babies in this hospital in the northern tigray region are acutely malnourished.ir mothers are little better. she is 23. her son has been malnourished since birth. her family's crops failed and there is no food. >> even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet, she said. i was not producing enough breastmilk which is why the baby has developed malnutrition. i didn't have enough to eat at home. we traveled north across the parched highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. with the african minister andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers cute to get -- queued to get their children assessed. this is largely forgotten crisis. fighting makes some areas and accessible for charities and the world's attention is elsewhere. once again, women are queuing up with children, some hungry, some starving, desperately in need of help. mr. mitchell promised 100,000,000 pounds more in u.k. aid, but the international community has to do more. >> there is clearly a risk of famine if we don't take action

the babies in this hospital, in the northern tigray region, are all acutely malnourished.four—month—old son has been malnourished since birth. her family's crops failed and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breast milk. that's why the baby has developed malnutrition. ijust didn't have enough to eat at home." we travelled north, across the parched ethiopian highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. there, with the africa minister andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers queue to get their children assessed for malnutrition. this is a largely forgotten crisis. it's hard for the media to get here, fighting makes some areas inaccessible for charities, and the world's attention is elsewhere. but once again, women are queuing up with their children, who are hungry, some are starving, desperately in need of help. these are for children... mr mitchell promised £100 million more in uk aid, but he said the international c

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the babies in this hospital, in the northern tigray region, are all acutely malnourished.and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breast milk. that's why the baby has developed malnutrition. ijust didn't have enough to eat at home." we travelled north, across the parched ethiopian highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. there, with the africa minister andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers queue to get their children assessed for malnutrition. this is a largely forgotten crisis. it's hard for the media to get here, fighting makes some areas inaccessible for charities, and the world's attention is elsewhere. but once again, women are queuing up with their children, who are hungry, some are starving, desperately in need of help. these are for children... mr mitchell promised £100 million more in uk aid, but he said the international community had to do more. there is clearly a risk of famine if we don't now take

he flew in tigray army airfields about four days later. so, and then we had a service for him there. within a few weeks we were back here for arlington national cemetery. it depends on each family and what the arrangements are. there is definitely a process that the military has to adhere to within a few days afterwards to be able to transfer the soldiers back home. >> you mentioned the fisher house there at dover. there are official houses many military medical facility so that a lot of veterans have places to stay when they are getting treatment. the one at dover is particularly special. it is run by the fisher house foundation, i believe it is called. is where families, families like yours, or certainly the families that we know are there today, what other resources, taps for instance, are there for the families? reaching out to the families here in the coming days, weeks, and even years? >> there are registered organizations. taps will reach out. bonnie carroll called me back then, once a month, for four months to check on me. to see i

a deadly combination of war and drought leaves ethiopia's tigray region facing famine — we have a special sport centre. england captain ben stokes has said he was happy with the way england went about their run chase, despite losing the second test by 106 runs. the series against india is now levelled at 1—1.

merawi come after months of fighting between fano and ethiopia's military, which had jointly fought tigrayple's liberation front until that conflict ended in november 2022. details of january's massacre only emerged in recent days due to a months-long internet blackout in most of amhara. the ethiopian human rights commission said the death toll could be higher. authorities in texas say the shooter who opened fire at a megachurch in houston on sunday had legally bought an ar-15 style rifle in december despite having a criminal record and a history of mental illness. police identified the shooter as genesee ivonne moreno, who was shot dead by off duty police officers working inside the church. two other people were injured. including the shooter's seven-year-old son, who was shot in the head by off duty police. he remains in critical condition. in health news, "the washington post" is reporting the centers for disease control and prevention is considering loosening its covid isolation guidelines. the cdc currently recommends individuals who test positive to stay home from work and school for

critical to taiwan is critical as the humanitarian needs, not just in gaza and ukraine but also in tigray and armenia. this is a bill that we need to pass. >> all right, let's zero in on israel the white house saying there is a framework for deal to bring israeli hostages home from gaza, which would include a temporary ceasefire do you think it's viable? do you see this happening? >> no deal is a deal until all the elements are established. one of those elements will have to be, is it all the hostages that are released or just some and the hamas will insist upon the release of certain prisoners that had been arrested in israel, will this be the release of convicted murderers or the release of less sensitive prisoners until we know that we won't know whether it's whether there's a deal, but obviously we all want to see the hostages released and a humanitarian pause particularly one that covers ramadan, would be would be helpful in reducing real tensions, providing aid and providing a system for hamas to be pushed out of gaza, which i think is a necessity. >> israeli prime minister benjamin

the babies in this hospital in the northern tigray region are all acutely malnourished.hed since birth. her family's crops failed and there was no food to be had. "even when i was pregnant, i was not eating a balanced diet," she said. "i was not producing enough breastmilk. that's why the baby has developed malnutrition. ijust didn't have enough to eat at home." we travelled north across the parched ethiopian highlands that have suffered from successive droughts that many attribute to climate change. this is not where the malnutrition is... there, with the african minister, andrew mitchell, we visited a clinic where anxious mothers queue to get their children assessed for malnutrition. so that's after nine weeks. that's still seriously malnourished. the nurses said the numbers were getting worse by the week. this is a largely forgotten crisis. it's hard for the media to get here — fighting makes some areas inaccessible for charities, and the world's attention is elsewhere. but, once again, women are queuing up with their children who are hungry, some are starving, desper