i was born in tripoli, i was raised in tripoli, my family's also from tripoli.thing to me. what i really like in this city, it's like a really authentic city, yet it's still working since its establishment, so it never stopped. and the people here, they are fighters and survivors. when i started really exploring this city, ijust saw how rich the city is like in art and architecture and culture and tradition. we go right, then we go left, then there is a door of an old facade of a school. then if you notice, you see a beautiful pattern just in the middle of the stairway going up. can you imagine how much work this will take, someone will design it and then someone will try to sculpt it and to carve it into stone and then someone to come and place it here to decorate this facade and then just forget about it, easy. look at this example, by the way. you would see 700 year old patterns just covered with graffiti. they could have done it on a lot of other places, whyjust here, on top of there? and look at this two beautiful schools. you can see the history of the cit

as malick trader reports from tripoli, the l 1st low roundabout is in the heart of tripoli on most days during the year. hundreds of african labourers can be found here, looking for work, but during the whole, the month of ramadan, things slow down and the crowds thin abdur rahim is a painter from niger. he says he came to libya 2 years ago to find work and provide for his family back home that was done during ramadan. work is hard to come by. many of us don't make enough money to be able to buy food. i have friends who haven't eaten for days, but some people do tried to help the horse. the un says there are more than 610000 migrants in libya. it's long been a transit hub for african migrants trying to reach europe. the international organization for migration says at least 660 people died, risking the dangerous journey in the mediterranean sea. and nearly 900 are missing . some migrants, such as of yan from sudan are not interested in going to europe. they seek economic opportunities in libya, la vasa, some of us have family members who are sick and need to make money for their treatme

there was army, navy and air force. >> talking about the battle of tripoli. >> battle of tripoli. >> but there are many great stories written and one thing is listen to his song, that will get you involved. >> absolutely. >> pretty quickly and we're proud to be doing this, the local community is behind it. and, of course, veterans all across. so we expect to have a lot of visitors here to learn and this will be a venue for them to come to use if they need to. >> yes, sir. >> we've already had one marine have a baby shower here. he came here for his baby shower, drove all the way from quantico to here to the baby shower and went back. i saw him taking pictures in here. >> later today, this house will have its official ceremony. pete, from nashville, tennessee to lexington, kentucky, brands and businesses have supported this effort. if you guys stay tuned here in a little bit, we'll have legendary actor tom berringer and i think presley o'bannon himself may show up and welcome some of the visitors today. >> we are all marines today, joey. i mean, it traces back to thomas jefferson send

a crammed rebekah is head of the economic committee for the city of tripoli. he says the government has a 6 month strategic wheat reserve and is working to increase domestic production. dennisville air, asthma to last, prices for goods sawing globally due to the russian ukranian war. especially the price of wheat before basic goods like wheat, oil, rice, and tomato paste was subsidized by the government. but that stopped due to the political crisis and conflict, or according to the un, more than 800000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance. in libya, the average income is less than $200.00 a month. if prices increase further, many more may find themselves struggling to cope while trina, o 0 triple, columbian general, and other high ranking army officers of acknowledged their pos, in the extra judicial killings of 120 civilians. it's the 1st time that members of the military have publicly told the truth about one of the darkest chapters of the country, civil war, or to zeros. alexander amputee reports now from bogota holding pictures of their loved ones

i like train and reports from tripoli. it's ramadan. the holiest month in the islamic calendar, muslims around the world are fasting from sunrise to sunset. in previous years, it's been the busiest time for markets and libya, but shop owner mohammed booming jeers as prices for basic goods have doubled. and that means business is not great, did the purchasing power for people? this ramadan is much less than before. prices arising every day and that's had an impact on our business. last year, the average customer was spending around $7.00 for their daily needs. this ramadan, it's $13.00 to $15.00. many can't afford that. rama von is also a chance for family members to spend time together and share a meal to break their fast. but rising prices have made it difficult for many to meet their basic needs of alumni. if i ask that god helps us all during this blizzard month of ramadan, the situation is dire for many people due to the economy, circumstance, our country faces. those of 4 or 5 kids are really struggling to feel the families, libya,

it happened in and so we're west of tripoli. a security source of the fighting was between factions from the ministry of defense and the ministry of inferior. libya currently has 2 different prime ministers and various other rival groups who are trying to take control of the country rescuer and to found 9 people thought to be from a tor boat missing in frigid waters off the northern coast of japan. there are still searching for the 17 others on board the vessel which disappeared off. okay, 2 island on saturday. the coast guard has most of those were found unconscious and they were taken to hospital. the crew had sent out a distress call, saying the boat was thinking the transport ministries investigating the operator over its safety standards. or continued farmers of blocked roads in the capital in protest against export taxes on agricultural products. they have to pay levies of up to 33 percent on exports of soybeans and grains. but they're worried that the governments could raise them even higher. terrorism reports from bonus

my trainer reports from tripoli. the elfish, lo roundabout, is in the heart of tripoli. on most days during the year, hundreds of african labourers can be found here looking for work. but during the whole, the month of ramadan, things slow down and the crowds thin abdur rahim is a painter from niger. he says he came to libya 2 years ago to find work and provide for his family back home. however, i'm done during ramadan. work is hard to come by. many of us don't make enough money to be able to buy food. i have friends who haven't eaten for days, but some people do tried to help the horse. the u. n says there are more than 610000 migrants in libya. it's long been a transit hub for african migrants trying to reach europe. the international organization for migration says at least 660 people died, risking the dangerous journey in the mediterranean sea. and nearly 900 are missing . some migrants, such as of yan from sudan are not interested in going to europe. they seek economic opportunities in libya. hi, lana, run, ha, ha, ha ha. some of us have family members who are sick

the port of tripoli has become a departure point of migrants leaving lebanon because of the deepening economic crisis. 10 passengers have died after a tall boat sank in japan. the vessel sent a distress call, but went down in a nearby national park coast. garza still searching for any survivors. thousands of argentine farmers have protested against president alberto fernandez. they're angry at his policy of capping food prices to cub inflation. argentina is one of the world's largest food exporters with agriculture. a key part of the economy and coptic christians have been celebrating easter worship has gathered at saint mark's cathedral in cairo. sunday marks the end of the 55 days lent, known in the coptic calendar as the great faust or you cranes, president vladimir lensky is due to meet with us secretary of state antony blinking, and defense. secretary lloyd austin in keith landscape is pushing for more weapons to fight the russian offensive in the south and east or earlier to lansky recorded an orthodox east. a message from keeps st. sophia cathedral, he said ukrainians should tu

is among at least 6 people who died after their boat capsized off the coast of lebanon's port city tripoli. a local official said about 50 people have been rescued. lebanon's economic crisis has been pushing more and more people to attempt the perilous voyage toward europe. sports now and by an unix rain as buddhist leger champions continues. they've sealed a record 10th german title with a victory over dormant. robert levin dorski was among the goal scores against his former club as buyer ran out 31 winters. it's a 1st buddhist legal title for their coach, gillian novels at just 34 years old. elsewhere in the buddhist, good too late goal. so when john berlin get some revenge for their cup defeat to or be light sake. earlier this week, leipzig took the li, just after halftime to use of person when union fail to clear the ball. but then michelle equalize with young seconds after coming on as a substitute, and then kevin barons hit the winning goal with just a minute left to plan. here is a look at the table with just a few matters left to go. this season by an endorsement will finish 1st an

, and we're about to take tripoli before we cut an ill-advised peace deal.i'll give you the rest of that story. which brought me to another era, the war of 1812. andrew jackson, many people can relate to the fact that you weren't connected in virginia. many people can relate to the fact that sometimes horrible circumstances you grow up in. jackson becomes the leader and wins a battle everybody told us they didn't have to fight. on further review he had to fight. without it they probably would have taken, the british probably would have stopped us from movingav past the mississippi which would have been a o little bit of a problem. and m then it brought me to tex. anybody from texas? good. [laughter] i grew up -- not that i'm happy about it, but i grew up -- everybody likes their region. you learn a lot about kentucky history, i get it. i learn a lot about new york history, i understand it. virginia. but in texas they have their own unique history, but it's our history. i know everybody knows b the alamo, but i said what happened after the alamo? nobody knows

tripoli ukraine's president zelinsky saying his troops defending the mariupol still works while allegedly sheltering about 1000 civilians won't surrender the receding russian tied from butcher.its wake? in terms of death destruction atrocities we can only anticipate that one. this tide also at some point receives from mario pole. we're going to see. far worse in washington the white house is working on providing hundreds of millions more in military aid for ukraine if approved the new eight would come on top of the 800 million dollar a package the president signed off on just last week which included 18 howitzer artillery systems 11 mi 17. helic. years and 200m-113 personnel carriers in all the us is already committed more than two and a half billion dollars in aid to ukraine's military since the war started to bolster ukraine's efforts the us and other nations have already given nearly 70,000 anti-tank weapons to ukraine as well as roughly 30,000 shoulder fired anti-aircraft missiles justin finch abc news, washington former president barack obama is scheduled to visit the bay area tomorr

i was born in tripoli, i was raised in tripoli, my family's also from tripoli.ulture and tradition. we go right, then we go left, then there is a door of an old facade of a school. then if you notice, you see a beautiful pattern just in the middle of the stairway going up. can you imagine how much work this will take, someone will design it and then someone will try to sculpt it and to carve it into stone and then someone to come and place it here to decorate this facade and then just forget about it, easy. look at this example, by the way. you would see 700 year old patterns just covered with graffiti. they could have done it on a lot of other places, whyjust here, on top of there? and look at this two beautiful schools. you can see the history of the city literally fading away. the purpose of this project is to document and digitalise islamic art that we have in the city to preserve them for the future generations. one, two, three. after taking three photos from three angles, i will be importing them to this programme so i can take the mutual points and then c

a current rebekah is head of the economic committee for the city of tripoli. he says the government has a 6 month strategic wheat reserve and is working to increase domestic production. evansville air, asthma to last, prices for goods, a soaring globally due to the russian ukranian war, especially the price of wheat before basic goods like wheat, oil, rice, and tomato paste was subsidized by the government. but that stopped due to the political crisis and conflict. according to un, more than $800000.00 people are in need of humanitarian assistance in libya, the average income is less than $200.00 a month if prices increase further. many more may find themselves struggling to cope while trina, o 0 triple. the wiles, oldest person, has died in japan at the age of a 100. 19 canadian aka was born in 19 o 3 the same year. the wright brothers made their 1st powered flight. a mother for lived through 2 world wars, the 198018 spanish flew and survived cancer and twice. she spent her final years in every time in home where she enjoyed math, calligraphy, and chocolates.

i crammed rebekah is head of the economic committee for the city of tripoli. he says the government has a 6 month strategic wheat reserve and is working to increase domestic production. evansville air, asthma to last, prices for good, the soaring globally due to the russian ukrainian war, especially the price of wheat before basic goods like wheat, oil, rice, and tomato paste, were subsidized by the government. but that stopped due to the political crisis and conflict, or according to the un, more than 800000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance. in libya, the average income is less than $200.00 a month. if prices increase further, many more may find themselves struggling to cope. while trina, o g 0, triply i still had on al jazeera things get rather heated in the n b a playoffs b to has a land up at this point coming a financial thing ah ah ah ah ah ah, his me to thank you very much, boston celtics saw the 1st team through to the 2nd round of the n b, a playoffs of the competing a for no series whitewash on monday. it was a must win home game for bro

a current rebekah is head of the economic committee for the city of tripoli. he says the government has a 6 month strategic wheat reserve and is working to increase domestic production, evansville air asthma to let us prices for goods a soaring globally due to the russian ukrainian war. especially the price of wheat before basic goods like wheat, oil, rice, and tomato paste was subsidized by the government. but that stopped due to the political crisis and conflict. according to un, more than 800000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance. in libya, the average income is less than $200.00 a month if prices increase further, many more may find themselves struggling to cope while trina, o, 0, triple. and paul has plenty of water from annual monsoon rains and rivers fed by melting glazes and himalayas. yet every year the capital commander who suffers shortages are nothing but went to find out why every morning found him i have bestowed, collects water from these centuries old stone tabs in toby got a suburb of cut and do once a week. water is also piped into

time of the libya will when the baby see showed what it claim to be a live feed from green square in tripoli. where, where there was a huge, surprising, it said going on. and i showed really what seemed like live footage. and they're assuming, obviously their audience knows nothing because the footage was indians in india. and anyone who knows anything could have seen that. but they basically claim this was a live feed from libya, which it clearly wasn't to anyone who knows. and i think they never backed and that they never apologized. they don't, they just don't like to lie. now, you know, george was saying, you know, they go out, they go, ok, yes, well, i will answer your benefits. you know, what they do with these lies. even when they caught out, they sort of have to double down. and they say yes, but we're doing it in a good cause, and they can get away with saying, we're doing it in a good cause because the entire media and political establishment has disappeared. all of the context that makes sense. so they've built this story that says, russian aggression came from nowhere. plasma put

really young tripoli taste super good. ah, there are thousands of varieties of edible seaweed. untruthful sea wheat. all brush tuft alkie grows especially well along the norwegian coast. like here in the lofton islands. angie neater and tamara run the small business lofton seaweed. they want to make see wheat widely popular again. while it has been largely forgotten in europe, it's quite common in the asia pacific region. my mom same japanese. i'm so i've grown updating to say, wait all my life. sorry. it was really exciting when we, when i moved to norway to say the petite show there was here, there was just sorry, much say wait, growing along the course line had been completely forgotten about. and then a wage and tradition. many people here live off what the c provides. the region is famous for it, stock fish, old wind, dried caught, which iep and the vikings 8 as well as seaweed. on the mol this rough and clean sea moves, the better the sea wheat can develop healthy nutrients. they processed the harvest in the small fi

capsized the vessel, got into trouble shortly after leaving the northern coastal town of color, moon tripoli, or the 40 people at the rescue full of stories on our website. soldiers ever dot com or news and half. now, next, on our era, it's radicalized youth to stay with us. i a ironic that when many governments around the world declare that the fight against terrorism is the number one priority, this hasn't the see, it has continue with the tags. have continued. we have to wonder, why is this the case? for the past 20 years, i've been working on the question of political violence and terrorism. it's persistence in our lives, in our times, in our societies, begs the question, why could it be that the policies governments think, will prevent violent extremism, might actually be making things worse. the aftermath of the 911 attacks on the united states in 2001 you could visibly see that the world has been securitized. a certain architecture of things has materialized, literally, there is a certain presence of the state security that has been increased. ah, the militarized presence has really t

of the abbot of the church of the holy apostle andrew the primordial at the ukrainian embassy in tripolinian embassy. as you understand, this was the time of yanukovych, when even the minister of defense of ukraine had russian citizenship and was connected to the special services of the russian federation. at the moment, a very interesting life atropast begins in the countries of the arab world, and there you can read this publication in quite a bit of detail. the word, even at first glance, is an absolutely adequate resource that suggests that there is a very moving video, yes, kramatorsk is a deserted, semi-deserted city that has undergone colossal destruction, but there are people, and i would i asked our editors to give this small, polite video, this is a testimony to the indomitability of our people. kramatorsk is defeated, alive, standing and a child sings red viburnum with us on the link. dubovsky volunteer singer and truck driver with an extremely interesting story of vadim. congratulations and glory to ukraine, because they delivered aid to ukraine and of the united states, part

the protestors are demanding that the country's tripoli—based prime minister hand over power to a rival oil corporation says that disruptions to the energy sector are likely to get worse. the us envoy for north korea, sung kim, has had talks with south korean officials in seoul about pyongyang's recent missile tests. on saturday, north korea tested a short—range weapon which is thought to be designed to carry a nuclear warhead. america's envoy said that the us and its allies would react responsibly and decisively to any escalation. prince harry has hailed the courage of the ukrainian national team at the invictus games, the international sporting event for injured servicemen, women, and veterans. he was speaking to the bbc as the competition continues in the hague. from there, our correspondent anna holligan reports. each competitor bears the scars of conflict. for many who thought they wouldn't make it, sport has provided a lifeline. in an interview with the bbc, prince harry highlighted how far the ukrainians had come. i think what people need to remember, or perhaps don't even know y

and this is a sensation libya, the minister of oil and gas of the country, mohammed aoun, said that tripolice energy resources from russia, that is, the europeans did not find anything better than asking for gas from libya, which they themselves bombed with incredible hypocrisy, but they also twisted the universal response, just like the macron urges europe to abandon russian energy sources in an interview cnn ukrainian president said that when the european union is ready for this and refuses to finally give up gas transit, but for now it will wait. events are developing in an amazing way zelensky i remind you so far has not introduced martial law has not declared war on russia. at the same time, zelensky claims that the second phase of russia’s special operation has already begun, that we are watching right now in mariupol. somehow large clouds of smoke have risen now, strikes have now been inflicted by the russian aerospace forces, the rumble of our fighters and planes in the air is still heard now, of course, it’s hard for me to say, or this is a fall into some kind of ammunition depot o

dangerous were some it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. mo, trina ultra 0, tripoli, dozens of refugees. microns have been rescued near the canary islands. 61 people, including 9 children, were picked up by the spanish coast guard. they were taken to a port on grand korea. ah, it's heavy with us. hello, adrian. and i can hear it though, how the headlines allows 0. at least 7 people have been killed in levine by russian missiles. the pounded a series of buildings in the western ukrainian city, 11 others were wounded. russia has continued hitting cities across ukraine with miss highland rocket of salts, despite withdrawing ground forces from some parts of the country. hot abdel hamid is following developed and sid look beach. this is the phrase deadly attack in this city since the beginning of the war a 7 weeks ago. now the mayor says that 3 of these missiles have a truck, military installation, of which one was an empty storage depot. and the 4th one actually hit a car repair workshop near the railway. and we've been there, we've seen it. it was on fire, where you cou

the vessel was carrying about 60 passengers when it capsized near the port of tripoli.g, who included both lebanese and syrian citizens. rescuers looking for ten miners missing in southern poland have found four bodies. a tremor struck the zofiowka mine, releasing a large amount of flammable methane gas. most of the 52 miners on shift were able to escape by themselves. the earl and countess of wessex have been met with protests against british colonialism on the second leg of their caribbean tour, marking 70 years of the queen's reign. they received a warm welcome in st vincent and the grenadines, but there was a small demonstration calling for slavery reparations. earlier, i spoke tojerry edwin, who is an attorney activist in grenada. i asked him what they want from the royals. i want to say that, from where we are in the southernmost caribbean island of grenada, we want to say that we sympathise with the royals. to have inherited an institution that has treated persons who have been, er...catholic — if i may, forgive me — in their allegiance to everything british, req

having made a detour over the desert, they crept up to the capital tripoli from the south, the main goalhe presidential palace, bombing the americans not too accurately along the way, destroying several city blocks, 40 civilians were killed, including the daughter of a libyan. muammar leader. gaddafi hunt for the libyan leader. the americans opened in the early eighties. he was by all accounts a bad guy for washington. he closed the us military base in libya made friends with the palestinian terrorists tried. although not very successful to establish ties with the soviet union, the us government considered gaddafi an intractable leader. he interfered with washington in africa if you do not obey. us consider you hostile and most researchers consider the bombing of the eighty- sixth year an attempt to eliminate gaddafi eighty-first gaddafi proclaimed part of the mediterranean waters primordially levi and there. the american squadron immediately arrived; their fleet was in the cider bay. he constantly threatened and the ships of the leaflet of the navy or the whiskey planes must note that t

to label the current military conflict in ukraine as genocide as to tripoli trivial trivialize the word genocide? the word genocide was coined at the nuremberg war crimes tribunals to describe the horrific crimes of the nazi regime during world war 2. and what's going on and cry and in ukraine today doesn't qualify at all. and it's not original either by the canadian government to come up with a charge of a genocide. it we have in canada. we have in canada puppet government that echoes the sentimental, whatever president is in power in the u. s. or whatever, secretary of state, as an example, a year ago, the secretary of state, palm payoff falsely accused the chinese government of genocide of weavers and as jang province in china. and right behind them, the canadian government echoed a genocide accusation unanimously. then as well as where the canadian government takes its marching orders from washington, whether it's on ukraine or china, or among wine, jo. so, but the important point is the resolution. it was passed with the purpose of preventing peace talks in ukraine or negotiations

tripoli will not be able to but zelensky despite everything urges europe to completely abandon russianoved cnn company and he promised to stop transit as soon as the eu is ready for it in another video message zelensky announced that russia has started the battle for the donbass of russia's defense this morning once again offered the neo-nazis who settled on azov to become in mariupol. lay down your weapons, but they the opportunity was not taken advantage of again. somehow, large clouds of smoke were struck by the russian aerospace forces, the rumble of our fighters and planes in the air is still heard, now it’s hard for me, of course, to say, either this is a hit in some kind of ammunition depot or equipment of neo-nazis and zazov. or it was a blow struck, just found by white swans. white swans are the name of russian supersonic strategic bombers of the tu-160 missile carriers, perhaps they are the ones who strike at those who have settled under azov nazi steel that terrible three-ton bombs that stalin created are falling on terrorists, the terrorist representative of azov sobolevsky

doing my whole life because ali says an oversupply of cannabis in the market has caused the price of tripoli flour to drop to $300 a pound. he says $161 of that gets cut by taxes. >> on top of other regulations he has to follow which also costs money. it's really easy. even for a like myself, that's not really highly educated to figure out that it just can't work. and in shops, a similar situation. >> experts say statewide anywhere between 30% to nearly half of the price customers pay for legal products is going to state and local taxes because of these higher prices, they're losing customers pretty much taking away. >> what is 30 to 40% of my business in the last year. so when you say your competition, you're saying the illegal market, right? yeah. like that is the illicit market. and they just they just don't have taxes and regulations and fees. state leaders say they're working on it. several bills are circulating through the state capitol to east taxes and make cannabis more accessible across the state. some advocates say they're hopeful governor newsome will provide relief for them in h

a. moon, near tripoli, lebanese transportation minister saying at least 40 people have been rescued. a funeral is been held for a shrunken man who is killed when police fired on protest. as on tuesday, demonstrators have been on the streets for weeks now frustrated by the worst economic crisis, the country's experience since independence. we now fernandez reports on this now from the ton of rambo khana, some. in the luck, john was shot by police on tuesday during a fuel shortage protest. a friend of the 42 year old father of 2 explains what he saw bicycle a gun that under that, i saw him running after trying to retrieve his bicycle, made it worse than the policeman shot. he fell on the ground and then i saw the same policeman chasing people and firing a senior officer was telling them to keep firing and they did it on some other. either luck, john was the family's men breadwinner, his wife brown, guinea, and 2 teenage children are in shock. me. mamma, delicate with their hands. are there now. i'll be waiting till justice is done for what happened to my husband. i don't know if that'l

for some, it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. ma, trina, ultra 0 tripoli. ah, this is our desert, easier, top stories, ukrainian president ballasa. mr. lansky says russia has begun the full scale offensive to seize control of the eastern regions. these include areas where russian back separatists have fought the ukrainian army for 8 years. that is zamora cook. now we can already state that russian troops have begun the battle for the dumbass to which they have been preparing for a long time that a significant part of the entire russian army is now concentrated on this offensive . no matter how many russian troops are driven there, we will fight. we will defend ourselves, and we will do it every day. we won't keep up anything ukrainian and we don't need anything foreign. or several people have died out, a russian missiles hit the ukrainian city of livermore, and the 1st civilians killed in the western city which had previously been considered relatively safe. russia's president vladimir putin has told his economic officials at western sanctions, backfiring

tripoli says the average price in san jose is now 5 70. oakland. it's 5, 71 and san francisco's average for regular unleaded is 5 79. that is no doubt about 13 cents from a month ago. drinks dunks and a darn good time at the warriors watch party outside chase center in san francisco this afternoon . it was a sea of blue and gold as thousands of dubs fans gathered at thrive city before the warriors took on the denver nuggets today, people spread out on the lawn to watch game four on big screen televisions and enjoy a beautiful sunny sunday. this is our first time at chase . we used to go to oracle. that's watching the you know. watch the party's inside, watch the games in the finals, but this is a whole other ballgame. i mean, look at the crowd. it's amazing. well despite that big crowd, the denver nuggets managed to beat the warriors today will have the final score and the highlights on today's game coming up a little bit later on in sports, like the plot thickens with elon musk's pursuit of twitter coming up the meeting today with the billionaire

including a young girl, after their boat sank off the country s northern coast near the port city of tripolid. those on board included both lebanese and syrian nationals who officials say left lebanon illegally. the financial crisis in lebanon has prompted an increasing number of its citizens to try to make the sea crossing to europe. slovenians are voting in a parliamentary election, with the prime minister, janezjansa, and his right—wing sds party hoping to form a government for the fourth time. he's facing strong opposition from robert golob, the leader of the green, centre—left freedom movement. shanghai has reported a total of 39 covid deaths for saturday — easily its highest daily figure since a strict lockdown was imposed in the city four weeks ago. china's financial capital is now battling china's biggest coronavirus outbreak to date. you're watching bbc news. here in the uk, the conservative party chairman 0liver dowden has backed the prime minister, borisjohnson, over the partygate allegations saying there is a strong case for borisjohnson remaining in office. the opposition labour

for all, tripoli is a family and i can't express the feelings. the media asked me about nationalities. this doesn't matter at all. what's important save lives. we now have $45.00 survivors, one girl died, and the search is still ongoing. the glasses for me, lebanon is a village, and we're all family lamps at the recent floods that have devastated large areas of south africa, highlighting concerns over climate change. environmental groups in southern africa are concerned governments in the region on not doing enough millions of people have suffered both floods and drought. in the last 6 months alone for me to mila. as more from johannesburg, unimaginable destruction homes and lives destroyed or lost as floods ravaged parts of quizzes, due natal province in recent weeks. and in the aftermath, beaches streets aligned with debris and pollution. at least 443 people were killed in the floods described as the worst in 60 years. when 2 months worth of rain fell in just 48 hours, causing mud and lance lights, we needs to increase investment employment ada

were some, it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. ma, trina, elder, 0 tripoli, that of the roman catholic church is appealed for peace around the world as easter celebrations come to an end. hope frances repeatedly mentioned the fighting in ukraine and spoke of an easter of war. he called for an end to the war, prayed for the people in new crane. it's the vatican, his 1st major easter service. since the start of the corona, laura's pandemic on what did they like? yes, ah, it is good to leave with us. hello adrian. so they can hear in though how the headlines are 0. russia has carried up missile attacks in parts of western and southern ukraine. for rockets hit the city of levine, killing 7 people and wounding 11 rushes. president vladimir putin has told a televised, meeting of top economic officials that western sanctions about firing. he says that moscow is withstanding what he describes as an economic blitzkrieg by the u. s. and europe. ukraine, as president, as taking a step towards joining the european union, valadez lensky as handed over a completed e. you

having made a detour over the desert, they crept up to the capital tripolis of the south, the main goalential palace, the americans bombed not too much, as if along the way, destroying several city blocks, 40 civilians were killed, including the one-year-old daughter of a libyan, muammar leader, gaddafi i tried to save the children, but the house started to collapse and started a fire, they concentrated on the children's room to kill all the children, two of our children were injured, and a small adopted daughter. killed by hunt for the libyan. the american leader was discovered back in the early eighties. he was by all accounts a bad guy for washington. he closed the us military base in libya made friends with the palestinian terrorists tried. although not very successful in establishing ties with the soviet union of shit , the us government considered gaddafi intractable leader, he interfered with washington in africa if you do not obey us policy, you are considered hostile and most researchers consider the bombings of the eighty-sixth year an attempt to eliminate dafa nothing surpris