a state of emergency�*s been declared in malawi after tropical storm freddy struck the country for aue workers describe being completely overwhelmed by the rainfall and mudslides. the cyclone's one of the longest running in history and has caused havoc across parts of southern africa. the bbc�*s shingai nyoka has more. after leaving a trail of destruction in madagascar and mozambique, tropical storm freddy travelled westwards and is now pummelling southern malawi, felling trees and power lines. dozens of people are now confirmed dead and at least 200 are hospitalised. homes and infrastructure destroyed by the sheer force of the water and mudslides. in the suburb of blantyre, of the second—largest city, a desperate search for those trapped beneath the rubble. translation: so far we have recovered 30 bodies - but we are not yet done. we're still looking for more victims. i'm using this hope at least to find someone. since the storm struck over the weekend, the death toll has risen sharply and is expected to increase further as search efforts expand to other affected districts. meanwhil

a state of emergency�*s been declared in malawi after tropical storm freddy struck the country for a than 100 people. rescue workers describe being completely overwhelmed by the rainfall and mudslides. the cyclone's one of the longest running in history and has caused havoc across parts of southern africa. the bbc�*s shingai nyoka has more. after leaving a trail of destruction in madagascar and mozambique, tropical storm freddy travelled westwards and is now pummelling southern malawi, felling trees and power lines. dozens of people are now confirmed dead and at least 200 are hospitalised. homes and infrastructure destroyed by the sheer force of the water and mudslides. in the suburb of blantyre, of the second—largest city, a desperate search for those trapped beneath the rubble. translation: so far we have recovered 30 bodies - but we are not yet done. we're still looking for more victims. i'm using this hope at least to find someone. since the storm struck over the weekend, the death toll has risen sharply and is expected to increase further as search efforts expand to other affect

time in aonth that storm freddie has struck southern africa, previously hitting mozambiquend madagascar are before reaching malawi. reporter: with each passing day, the extent of tropical freddie's devastation in southern malawi is becoming clearer. the destruction of roads, brges and lives, about 200 people killed with hundreds more injured, and officials fear the death toll will keep rising as the rain shows no sign of stopping. >> we hear a voice of a child crying, please save me, please save me. then after opening the door, we discovered the minded went over our house. reporter: a potential humanitarian crisis is unfolding. malawi's department of crisis management says thousands of households have been displaced. the malawi red cross told the bbc that they worked to reach me areas that have made it difficult to reach by land or air. freddie is the most intense storm in the southern hemisphere. it struck madagascar and mozambique twice, but malawi has suffered the heaviest toll. authorities gave heaviest warnings to low-lying areas, but said some communities fled before it was too late. the rains are expected to continue for 48 hours before a weekend freddie returns

tropical storm freddie has killed more than 200 people in malawi and mozambique after striking for a cond time. at 3a days, it could be the longest—lasting tropical cyclone on record. rescue and relief efforts are being hampered by continuing rainfall. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week, a look back at some of our most fascinating historical journeys. from the desert canyons ofjordan... that would be impressive if we built that today, but that was built thousands of years ago. look at it! ..to the noisy streets of paris. driving a 2cv car is not easy. driving in paris is not easy. well, now you're making me nervous! and from the majesty of lady liberty... it stood for freedom - and for liberty to people all over the world. ..to the drama of the kenyan bush. hi! welcome to paris, where i'm soaking up the sun on the banks of the river seine. it's lovely. both the left bank and right banks of the river seine are unesco world heritage sites. the left is famous for inspiring generations of artists and intellectuals, while the right is home to the world's most—visited museum, the l

tropical storm freddie has killed more than 200 people in malawi and mozambique, after striking for ad time. clashes in pakistan, as imran khan's supporters try to stop police arresting him outside his home, a move the former pm says is "outside the law". it is not the law of the land, it is the law of the jungle. and the uk's biggest horse racing festival is kicking off, with stricter rules around jockeys whipping horses. the us has summoned the russian ambassador to express concern about a collision between russian fighter jets and an american drone over the black sea. washington has accused moscow of irresponsible behaviour, and said the drone was involved in a routine operation in international airspace. russia denied the us claims, instead saying the drone crashed, after it lost altitude while manoeuvring sharply. this was the pentagon spokesman, a little earlier. we are continuing to assess exactly what happened, but i think, based on the actions of the russian pilots, it's clear that it was unsafe, unprofessional, and i think the actions speak for themselves. what we saw again

storm freddy has struck southern africa previously hitting neighbouring mozambique and madagascar before reaching malawi as the bbc�*s shingai nyoka reports. with each passing day. the extent of tropicale destruction of roads, bridges and lives. about 200 people have been killed with hundreds more injured. and officials fear the death toll will keep rising as the rain shows no sign of stopping. we hear a voice of a child crying. please save me. then after opening the door, then we have discovered that we have allowed it with mud around our house. the mud row over there is the mud. now a potential humanitarian crisis is unfolding. malawi's department of disaster management says thousands of households have been displaced. families have been left finding refuge in camps across affected districts without enough supplies. the malawi red cross told the bbc that they are yet to reach some areas as poor weather has made it difficult to reach people by land or air. freddy is the most intense storm in the southern hemisphere. it struck madagascar and mozambique twice, but malawi has suffered the heaviest toll. authorities gave ample warning to those in low lying areas, but say some communities

a state of emergency has been declared in malawi, after tropical storm freddy struck the country forecond time, killing nearly 100 people. hello and welcome to bbc news. the leaders of the us, britain and australia, meeting in california, have announced details of their plan to create a new fleet of nuclear—powered submarines, aimed at countering china's influence in the indo—pacific region. under the aukus pact, australia is to get its first nuclear—powered subs — at least three — from the us. beijing has strongly criticised the deal. our political editor, chris mason, has more from san diego. translation: china has repeatedly stressed that the aukus pat - and the three countries advancing cooperation on nuclear submarines and other cutting edge military technology is typical cold war mentality, it will only spur an arms race and undermine the international nonproliferation regime and harm regional peace and stability. peace—loving countries have expressed serious concern and opposition. the latest joint statement from the three countries shows that in pursuit of geopolitical selfis

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a state of emergency�*s been declared in malawi, after tropical storm freddy struck the country for ad time, killing nearly 100 people. hello and welcome to bbc news. the leaders of the us, britain and australia, meeting in california, have unveiled details of their plan to create a new fleet of nuclear—powered submarines, aimed at countering china's influence in the indo—pacific region. under the aukus pact australia is to get its first nuclear—powered subs — at least three — from the us. beijing has strongly criticised the significant naval deal. our political editor, chris mason, has more from san diego. military band plays. a packed and democracies coming together to tackle a new and growing adversary, china. �* , . . . china. australia and the united kinudom china. australia and the united kingdom are — china. australia and the united kingdom are two _ china. australia and the united kingdom are two of _ china. australia and the united kingdom are two of america's. china. australia and the united - kingdom are two of america's most all boards and capable allies. our common values

there are concerns the tropical storm could exacerbate a cholera outbreak in the area. storm freddyter cannon to disperse supporters of the opposition leader, imran khan, from outside his residence in the city of lahore. the clashes broke out after police officers arrived, reportedly to arrest the former prime minister following a warrant issued by a court. he is facing allegations that he incorrectly declared gifts from foreign dignitaries while in office. he says the case is politically motivated, and senior officials from his party say they are approaching the high court to get the arrest warrant suspended. pakistan has been facing a political crisis with mr khan leading several rallies demanding an early general election. here in the uk, the overwhelming majority of police officers or police staff staff accused of violence against women and girls in a six month period faced no penalty or further action, according to new figures. the data from the national police chiefs' council covers all forces in england and wales between october 2021 and march last year. 1500 were accused. on

more than 60 bodies were found after tropical storm freddy over the weekend.thers have died in neighboring mozambique. freddy first hit southern africa last month. it is i've come a long way for this one, to one of the largest, southernmost cities in the world. for the entire time that i've been alive, buenos aires and argentina have suffered under an oppressive and brutal military dictatorship, or faced one massive economic meltdown after another. the international profile of this city is tango, football, latin lifestyle - a south american city with a european feel. but what about the porteños, the nickname for the citizens of buenos aires? how do they roll with it? these politics, economics and growing social inequality.

malaawi has declared a state of disaster after tropical storm freddy killed nearly 100 people.cue teams are overwhelmed. it is the second have in a month the region has been hit a cyclone. it is one of the strongest storms in history and mozambique has also been damaged. africa ordered thousands of nurses and teachers to end the strike. they say this has affected services in hospitals. army medics have been deployed to help trekkers have been calling for more pay. everything everywhere all at once is a good name for the film that won most of the asters -- oscars last night, seven in total. the film's star, michelle putin, was -- michelle yeoh, was the best actors, making for the first asian-american woman to claim the prize. >> jimmy kimmel live kicked off the show with jokes about how he was the only person brave enough to do it. >> if you get mad at a joke anyone to come up here and get jiggy with it, it is not going to be easy. there are a few of my friends you will have to get through at first. >> the oscars will be remembered for reminding us that dreams really do come tru

funeral -- officials imalawi declared the 537 people missing following tropical storm freddy deceasedlowing a 17 day search. the storm must -- left more than .5 million people homeless. the head of malawi's disaster management unit said chances of finding any of those missing alive were slim. the sacramento kings are headed to the nba playoffs for the first time in 16 years with their win over portland wednesday night. they snapped the longest current playoff drought of any major u.s. sports team including basketball, baseball, american football, and hockey, to put that iperspective. the last time sacramento made the playoffs the ione was not yet on the market. turning to medical news now. new blood tests could spare thousands of bowel cancer patients from having to go through unnecessary chemothera. many patients with stage iii cancer have had cancer spread to the lymph nodes and can only be cured by surgery. until now, doctors have not been able to know for sure which patients will respond. our medical editor fergus walsh sent us this report. >> the c word is a big word to live with

a stdi oatersaf b hsteeasn malr tropical storm freddy hit the country on sunday.least 190 people were killed. most of the debts in the teams are described as complete the overwhelmed following landslides and flooding. efforts to help those worst affected have been hamperedy strong winds, heavy rain, and flash floods. the country is already dealing with an unprecedented colorado epidemic. -- cholera epidemic. >> with each passing day, the extent otropical storm freddie's devastation in southern malawi is becoming clearer. the destruction of roads and bridges and lives. about 200 people have been killed, with hundreds more injured, and officials fear the death toll will keep rising as the rain shows no sign of stopping. >> we hear a voice of ahild. ease save me. door, weve have me. all in the house ud. >> now a potential humanitarian crisis is unfolding. la 'ma'nagem'nt says thousands of homes have been displaced, families in refugee camps across the district without an up supplies. the malawi red cross told the bbc they have yet to reach some areas as poor weather

formed 33 days ago and experts say it is on course to set a new record as the longest lasting tropical storm. freddybeen fearsome and freddy has been persistent. for weeks, it has rattled around the indian ocean, weakening and strengthening, causing chaos in its wake. and if you thought freddy was calling it quits, think again. tropical cyclone freddy is continuing its incredible and dangerous journey. it may have broken the record as the longest lasting cyclone in history, on record, it's been a named tropical cyclone now for 33 days. the cyclone first made landfall in mozambique and madagascar last month. thousands were affected, the storm bringing floods, damaging homes and crops, and leaving nearly 30 people dead. experts believe climate change is making these weather events wetter, windier and ever more intense. freddy's travelled more than 10,000 kilometres, it's generated as much accumulated cyclone energy as an average north atlantic hurricane season. this is one storm. officials are warning more than half a million people are at risk. according to mozambique's national disaster management a

there are concerns that the tropical storm could exacerbate a cholera outbreak in the area. storm freddyque as a cyclone and battered the island of madagascar. richard galpin, bbc news. certain cough medicines fell behind the counter at pharmacies are being withdrawn over safety concerns. health experts say there is a very rare chance of people experiencing an allergic reaction linked to one of the ingredients. our health correspondent michelle roberts can tell us more. the correspondent michelle roberts can tell us more-— tell us more. the ingredient is in medications that _ tell us more. the ingredient is in medications that you _ tell us more. the ingredient is in medications that you had - tell us more. the ingredient is in medications that you had to - tell us more. the ingredient is in l medications that you had to speak tell us more. the ingredient is in - medications that you had to speak to the pharmacist to get in the first place, not something you can pick off the shelf, so the concern as it could cause a severe allergic reaction, it is a very small risk but now it has been re

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finding people alive or fading fast. dozens of missing from this village in malawi, after tropical storm. freddy, tall through it pretty is one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the southern hemisphere. and the longest, lasting little was spared by the storm. we hear voice of for the child, chloe. believe me, believe me, min, off to open the book. the new we have discovered that we have a laundry mod along ohio. the muddle over there is a month. you see, this is always a fight by how's the horse up then before horn reborn, please. uh, one other thing is for rob, rob. hartford, home. down down, down the same storm. pummeled central mozambique on saturday. ripping reeves of buildings and bringing with it wide spread flooding. tens of thousands of homes are damaged. the un says more than half a 1000000 people could face a humanitarian crisis in one of the world's poorest nations. him allowing people have been urged to move into temporary shelters, and the government has declared a state of disaster. graduated rent if, if this is the 2nd time this has happened in 2015 will to experienced a di

finding people alive or fading fast. dozens of missing from this village in malawi, after tropical storm freddy, tall through it with you have i have heard of some of it. i'm helping to find the victims. i know there are more bodies that are still buried so far between 20 and 20. 5 bodies been recovered from the debris and ruined houses, and most of them have been very to the hospital, but they all looked dead. i think pretty is one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the southern hemisphere, and the longest, lasting little with sped by the storm. really what young if i'm in a hurry muscle, so now it was to bed in the night, but now that it is day time, i can feel the loss. i have never seen something as terrible as this. my neighbor's house is all organic. the family members are gone, they are missing, and some cases the father is alive, but the wife and the children are gone on. the same storm pummeled central mozambique on saturday, ripping reeves of buildings and bringing with it wide spread flooding. tens of thousands of homes that damaged. the un says more than half a 1000000 people

tropical storm freddie has killed more than 200 people in malawi and mozambique after striking for a second time. at 3a days, it could be the longest—lasting tropical cyclone on record. rescue and relief efforts are being hampered by continuing rainfall. authorities say there is an urgent need —— now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. finding your voice as a writer, cutting through the cacophony of noise in 21st century culture is not easy. it helps if you have a talent for writing. it also helps if you have something to say which is powerful, authentic and confronts tough questions about the human condition. my guest, american writer and academic roxane gay, has most definitely cut through with her books, which include unflinching testimony on the impact of being raped, on fatness and the meaning of feminism. how scary is this level of self—exposure? roxane gay, welcome to hardtalk. stephen, thank you for having me. well, it's a great pleasure to have you here. you've written with extraordinary candour about your own life. i have. and it strikes me t

malawi has declared a state of disaster, after tropical storm freddy killed nearly one—hundred peoplehe cyclone. freddy is one of the strongest storms in history to hit the southern hemisphere. neighbouring mozambique has also seen damage. the sci—fi epic, "everything everywhere all at once", was the big winner at the oscars with seven awards including best director and best picture. the film's star, michelle yeoh, was named best actress — making her the first woman from an asian background to claim the prize. brendan fraser won best actor for his role in "the whale", but everything everywhere also scooped the two best supporting awards — including a first oscar forjamie lee curtis at the age of 64. our north america correspondent sophie long was watching. hostjimmy kimmel was parachuted in and kicked off the show with jokes about how he was the only person brave enough to do the job. kind of. and if any of you get mad at a joke and decide you want to come up here and getjiggy with it, it's not going to be easy. there are a few of my friends you're going to have to get through first.

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tropical storm freddie has killed more than 200 people in malawi and mozambique after striking for aond time. tougher background checks announced on gun buying in america, as president biden tries to stop mass shootings. and the uk's biggest horse racing festival is kicking off with stricter rules around jockeys whipping horses. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. welcome to our viewers in the uk, on pbs in america and around the globe. we begin in washington where the us has summoned the russian ambassador to express concern about a collision between a russian fighterjet and an american drone over the black sea. washington has accused moscow of irresponsible behaviour and said the drone was involved in a routine operation in international airspace. russia denied the us claims, instead saying the drone crashed after it lost altitude while manoeuvring sharply. let's speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes. talk us through what we know at this stage?— this stage? officials at the pentagon _ this stage? officials at the pentagon says _ this s

coast of west africa and off to the most and b channel we go remnants leftovers of what was tropical storm. freddy is still hanging around here and that's pushing rain into the west coast. a madagascar. okay. got it. i see it soon. ah, in by for a thought takes all the big issues. this isn't one all you talking about a systemic issue here. black gloves don't really matter in the police were unflinching questions is war with will wander minute rigorous debris. people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, challenging conventional wisdom. the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me markham, on who for abroad. what al jazeera. ah ah, welcome back. look at the main stories of following now and my grants from guinea, back home from tunisia up say they were living in hell over there, off to a crack down, ordered by the president chi saeed. guinea has condemned to uneasy of what is called the degrading treatment of migrants. while the african union has warned against hate speech. that of russia's wagner, mass new group pines of besieged

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a state of emergency has been declared in malawi, after tropical storm freddy struck the country for agreements to... china has denounced a defence pact by the us, britain and australia that will provide australia with nuclear—powered attack submarines. china said that three countries were on a path of danger. here's the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson, wang wenbin, speaking at the daily press briefing. translation: china has repeatedly stressed that the aukus pact - and the three countries advancing cooperation on nuclear submarines and other cutting edge military technology is typical cold war mentality, it will only spur an arms race and undermine the international nonproliferation regime and harm regional peace and stability. peace—loving countries have expressed serious concern and opposition. the latest joint statement from the three countries shows that in pursuit of geopolitical selfish interests the three countries can disregard the international community's concerns, and they are travelling further down a dangerous and wrong path. our china correspondent stephen mcdon

a state of emergency�*s been declared in malawi after tropical storm freddy struck the country for a rainfall and mudslides. the cyclone's one of the longest running in history and has caused havoc across parts of southern africa. meta the parent company of facebook has announced its cutting a further ten thousand jobs. it's the firm's second major round of recent lay—offs, with 11 thousand roles culled in an announcement in november. the latest cuts were revealed by ceo mark zuckerberg in an email to employees. former uk prime minister, borisjohnson, will give evidence in public about whether he misled mps over parties held at downing street during covid lockdowns. he'll be questioned by a cross party committee in a televised session on wednesday. an initial report published earlier this month, said mrjohnson may have misled parliament multiple times. he's rejected this, saying he believes the process will "vindicate" him. the chancellor will present his first spring budget on wednesday. it is expected to have a significant expansion of childcare provisions in england. part of a str

malawi has declared a state of disaster, after tropical storm freddy killed nearly 100 people there.rms in history to hit the southern hemisphere. neighbouring mozambique has also been damaged. a court in south africa has ordered thousands of nurses and teachers to end a week of strikes. national health officials say the walk out has affected services in the country's major hospitals. army medics have been deployed to help. strikers have been calling for more pay. everything, everywhere, all at once. it's a good name for a film that has scooped most of the major awards at the oscars last night. seven in total, including best director and best picture. the film's star, michelle yeoh, was named best actress, making her the first woman from an asian background to claim the prize. our north america correspondent, sophie long, was watching. hostjimmy kimmel was parachuted in and kicked off the show with jokes about how he was the only person brave enough to do the job. kind of. and if any of you get mad at a joke and decide you want to come up here and getjiggy with it, it's not going to

rescue and relief efforts are being hampered by continuing rain in the wake of tropical storm freddy.n an unusual weather pattern it's the second time in a month that storm freddy has struck southern africa previously hitting neighbouring mozambique and madagascar before reaching malawi as our africa correspondent andrew harding reports. this is southern malawi. whole neighbourhoods have been swept down hillsides, washed away by the storm that won't stop. there are plenty of houses, plenty of houses, but they are all gone. here in blantyre, malawi, grieving relatives queue outside hospitals waiting to identify the dead. rescue workers already grappling with a cholera outbreak are entirely overwhelmed. cyclone freddy first hit mainland africa last month, but instead of petering out as expected, it swerved back out to sea, picked up more strength, then headed back to shore, tearing through one of the poorest corners of the continent. in the hospital where i am speaking from at the moment, they've had around 119 deaths. at least half of those of children and the residents where the mudsl

a state of i emergency has been declared in malawi after tropical storm freddie struck the country ford time, killing nearly 200 people. a new report says police in england and we are is ardent acting on complaints of violence against women —— in england and wales are not acting on complaints of violence against women. we cannot be complacent and we need very robust investigations to take forward and dismiss anyone who we think is working in our organisation that shouldn't be. a22—year—old white woman is for 8.5 years for falsely claiming she was trafficked and beaten by a grooming gang of asian men. job vacancies in the uk fall for the eighth time in a row, according to the latest figures published in the run—up to wednesday'sbudget, when the government is expected to encourage people back into work. and the public swimming pool that's been heated by a tiny data centre. we will explain. hello, welcome to bbc news. china and russia have denounced a defence pact agreed by the us, uk and australia that will provide australia with nuclear powered attack submarines. russia said the pact wo

coast of west africa and off to the most and b channel, we go remnants leftovers of what was tropical storm. freddy is still hanging around here and that's pushing rain into the west coast. a madagascar. okay, got it. i see it soon. ah. a legacy of southern africa's colonial histories fumble a blend of traditional music with western instruments alike died all in the villages of the suitable log. now echoes in apartheid disused minds wherein you illegal drugs has taken hold. guy has organized crime, gangs, battle for control of this lucrative industry. huge that started in song too often and in bloodshed. the accordion was on a jazeera, when the news breaks, families still have oh and they say they want to leave without getting their relatives out of the problem. when people need to be heard. and the story told my didn't what if the way we are left without anything to keep us warm with exclusive interviews and in depth reports on the shells in doors here, precious saw the faint specimen. al jazeera has teens on the ground to per you. more award winning documentary and live news lou. ah, welcome back

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