this included unionists. unionists could relocate so they have some protection.his is what ewing did, they had taken oath and certify their unionism. there is military enforcement of this order, union forces slept the counties to enforce it. confiscating mules and horses. few can argue the general order number 11 allow the rating of these homes, the destruction of the homes. such this whole area became known as this district. the road from independence to lexington is crowded with women and children. some crying for bread, some crying to be taken back home. they knew not that their homes were gone. the torch and applied. nothing left to tell the care with the chimneys. this was an effective order. after general order number 11, the population strunk to a few thousand units. it did in fact clear them out, but they moved a little bit southeast into central missouri rather than the western part. as you know, from looking at bingham's painting, this prompted an outcry across the south. george caleb bingham is an interesting guy. he was from missouri. in the family wa

he was a unionist and a captain and the unionist missouri home front. so he was sort of part of ewing's troops here and he was outraged. at what he called martial law or general order number 11, so i asked you to look at this painting this became the most popular image and the most sort of spectacularly effective image to come out of this region depicting guerrilla warfare. so what's going on in this genre paintings are usually telling a story around groups of figures who are depicted here. so what is the story? of bingham's painting yeah, sally. it looks as if the in the middle is putting this one on yeah as if he just shot someone and i think the body on the bottom left is the man that he just killed and then you see the reaction of the family members or community members around him and what yeah here we've got whenever you're looking at a painting right you're looking at where is the light shining? it's all shining here on the white sort of shirt of this woman. so what are they all? what does everyone's reaction this man is dead this woman. either de

there has been a meeting now of elected representatives within the democratic unionist party, and it'scame under considerable pressure leading him to announce his resignation. that means not only that his party is in a fresh crisis, but also the politics here in northern ireland are deeply unstable. it's close to eight months since war broke out in ethiopia's, tigray region and there continue to be reports of abuses, and the un warns of an imminent famine, unless drastic measures are taken fast. despite repeated international calls for hostilities to end to allow humanitarian access — there s still fighting and aid agencies are not reaching all those in need. kalkidan yibeltal sent this report. gitesh has had heart problems since he was a child. he needed constant medical attention. but as tigray�*s war raged, it became difficult to find care and food. translation: we had medical appointments, but roads - were closed due to the war. so we had to walk for three days without food. this affected my son a lot. before the war, we had hospitals and health centres. since it started, we litera

the conditions under which unionist stair power units in the devolved government.rtisans only last month. at this evening... he seemed to be a bit happier. sir geoffrey donaldson who narrowly lost the recent leadership contest. in one of the most senior democratic unionist party mps made clear he thought it poots had to go. you can't lead _ thought it poots had to go. you can't lead people _ thought it poots had to go. 7m, can't lead people who are thought it poots had to go. you. can't lead people who are not following you. if you are not following you. if you are not following you. if you are not following you you can be a leader, can you? following you you can be a leader, can ou? , , , can you? the biggest party in the northern island _ can you? the biggest party in the northern island assembly - can you? the biggest party in the northern island assembly has - can you? the biggest party in the | northern island assembly has built its discipline. that's been demolished. just as it was installing a new first minister. earlier today edwin poots shows a close ally

sir jeffrey donaldson has become the leader of the democratic unionist party.ben edwin poots were toppled by internal reports, sir geoffrey is the only candidate this time. he says he wants a new start and notjust candidate this time. he says he wants a new start and not just for the du p. wants a new start and not 'ust for the du p. �* ., wants a new start and not 'ust for thedup.�* ., ,., y wants a new start and not 'ust for thedup.�* ., ,._ , the du p. are our priority will be to tut the du p. are our priority will be to put northern _ the du p. are our priority will be to put northern ireland - the du p. are our priority will be to put northern ireland back- the du p. are our priority will be to put northern ireland back on | to put northern ireland back on track and ensure that we have political stability. the stability that i know the vast majority of people in northern ireland want to see. it people in northern ireland want to see. , , , . people in northern ireland want to see. , ,, . ,, see. it is 'ust six weeks since sir jeffre see. it isjust six week

there has been a meeting now of elected representatives within the democratic unionist party, and it'ssiderable pressure leading him to announce his resignation. that means not only that his party is in a fresh crisis, but also the politics here in northern ireland are deeply unstable. here in the uk, the first of three reports into the manchester arena attack four years ago, has concluded that the bomber, salman abedi, should have been identified as a threat. 22 people were killed and hundreds were injured at the end of an ariana grande concert in may 2017. judith moritz reports police emergency, hello. there's been an explosion at manchester arena! is anybody injured ? yes, loads! chaos and devastation in the moments after the bomb. the aftermath was horrific. but the details of what happened before the explosion are distressing too. the chairman of the manchester arena inquiry didn't hold back today in his criticism of those responsible for keeping concertgoers safe. i was urged by everybody to avoid looking for scapegoats. i have not looked to blame anyone, but where, having consid

unionist party. ——jeffrey donaldson. he unionist party. —— jeffrey donaldson.at the weather. let's go to nick miller. hello. scotland and northern ireland were most of the sunshine today. you may catch a passing shower in the highlands. england and welcome a lot of clout increasing and some sunshine today but wales in the midlands, a chance of staying light rain injures a pushing south out of northern england but the most persistent rain sitting across southern england and parts of east anglia onto the afternoon and heavier person, quite cool in north easterly breeze making it feel cooler and still somehow break the rain this evening and tonight becoming compliant to southeast england by the end of the night. elsewhere, dried becoming dry, clear spells and temperatures dipping away back to scotland in the highlands let's make it close to freezing for a touch of frost. let sunshine to start the day. for many of us it will be dried with any spells and light rain and a slowly clearing from southeast england as a brightens up at the cloud increasing across northwes

we know that the unionist parties _ there. we know that the unionist parties are — there. and _ parties are incredibly angry about it and borisjohnson parties are incredibly angry about it and boris johnson says that the eu has— it and boris johnson says that the eu has got— it and boris johnson says that the eu has got to be pragmatic about this _ eu has got to be pragmatic about this we — eu has got to be pragmatic about this. we have got to try to find some — this. we have got to try to find some solutions to all of this. now, as ever. _ some solutions to all of this. now, as ever, you've got one side, the eu, saying — as ever, you've got one side, the eu, saying they have already given you special— eu, saying they have already given you special deals that no other country— you special deals that no other country has had, i don't things like medicine _ country has had, i don't things like medicine going from england into northern— medicine going from england into northern ireland they are willing to look at _ northern ireland they are willing to look at that. but there

thank you. unionist or nationalist. ok folks? thank you-— unionist or nationalist. ok folks?onist - thank you. so, that was the leader of the democratic unionist party, l of the democratic unionist party, edwin poots talking to journalists there, sorry their questions were off mic but we could hear what mr poots had to say, clearly talking about the dispute between great britain and the european union over post—brexit trading in northern ireland. it is worth saying that the cabinet office minister michael gove has been in northern ireland today, and has had meetings with mr poots. he has said that the british, irish and american governments between great britain and the european union over post—brexit trading in northern ireland. it is worth saying that the cabinet office minister michael gove has been in northern ireland today, and has had meetings with mr poots. he has said that the british, irish and american governments are all, and american governments are all, and i quote "on the same page over protecting the good friday agreement" and he played down differences over th

but unionists thought that was an unacceptable side deal which threatens the very nature of the devolvedvolved government. mr poots defied them and went ahead and appointed a first minister anyway. next, warner music group is buying david guetta's recorded music catalogue from the past two decades, along with any future recordings, in a deal rumoured to be around $100 million. he's worked with everyone from justin bieber to snoop dogg to rihanna. he has sold over 50 million records during his career and his work has been streamed 1a billion times. one of his biggest hits was �*titanium', which featured sia. let's take a listen. # i'm bulletproof, nothing to lose # fire away, fire away # ricochet, you take your aim # fire away, fire away # you shoot me down, but i won't fall # i am titanium # you shoot me down, but i won't fall # i am titanium!# well, thom geier is executive editor of the entertainment and business magazine the wrap and he's in new york. thank you very much for coming on the programme. aha, thank you very much for coming on the programme.— on the programme. a pleasure, le

communities and a sense that the goodwill has gone and in a party way has been decided that if the unionistlic is going to serve the irish line which legislation of a promise and that's depressing and sends a message to people in northern ireland about whether this place can be shared or not. i think the concern is that the dup are going to, when paul givan steps down, going to make some demands of the british government in respect of the protocol, and going to respond to the anger on the ground and that is worrying for the institutions going forward. the stakes sound as if they they're pretty high here. they are. the concern is that dup will be faced with the same problem, will agree to progress with the irish language legislation? if they don't, and to say when paul givan resigns, sinn fein have to resign as well. that will trigger an election, and at the end of that election, the problems are still the same, if the institutions come down and will not come back in the same form they are today... i think what we're talking about here is a complete change, possibly direct pro coming in furt

sirjeffrey donaldson becomes leader designate of the democratic unionist party — with a pledge to tackleue of the northern ireland protocol. our priority, as well, will be to right the wrong that has been done by the imposition of this protocol and to restore northern ireland's place inside the uk's internal market. there is a two—week cave lockdown in sydney in australia after a rise in cases of the delta covid vaccine. —— delta covid variant. a big day for gareth bale and his team — as wales prepare to face denmark in the knockout stage of the euros. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, matt hancock, remains under pressure to resign after pictures emerged of him kissing an aide in his office, in breach of coronavirus social distancing guidance. mr hancock did apologise for breaching the guidelines and the prime minstier said he considers the matter closed. but one conservative mp is now openly telling the government that the health secretary should go. our political correspondent helen catt reports. yesterday, it was on one front page. today, the image of the h

the line seems to be released at the northern ireland protocol is caused a lot of anger within the unionisty party wage has been decided that if the unionist and loyalist aren't going with the protocol the irish public is going to serve the irish line which legislation of a promise and that's depressing and sends a message to people in northern ireland about whether this place can be shared or not. i think the concern is that the dup are going to come up when paul givan steps down, going to make some demands of the british government in respect of the protocol, and going to respond to the anger on the ground and nothing thatis the anger on the ground and nothing that is worrying for the institutions going forward. the as if they they're _ institutions going forward. the as if they they're pretty _ institutions going forward. the as if they they're pretty high - institutions going forward. the as if they they're pretty high here. i if they they're pretty high here. they are. —— the stakes. the concern is that dup will be faced with the same problem, will they a greater progress of the irish

in northern ireland, paul givan of the democratic unionist party has been confirmed as the new first reports. for three days this week, northern ireland's been without a fully functioning devolved government. technically the deadlock�*s been resolved, but events at stormont are rarely straightforward. the new leader of the democratic unionist party, edwin poots, has chosen a close ally, paul givan, to be first minister. i know the challenge is great. the responsibility will be heavy. i have never shied away from taking on responsibility when asked to do so. the issue which held up the appointment was the protection and promotion of the irish language. the biggest nationalist party, sinn fein, wanted a guarantee there will be legislation soon. the british government has now said it will pass a law at westminster if that doesn't happen at stormont. but many senior democratic unionists are deeply unhappy about that move because they see it as bypassing the devolved assembly. it's understood most dup assembly members even told their party leader not to appoint a first minister today. so,

sirjeffrey donaldson becomes leader designate of the democratic unionist party, with a pledge to tacklenorthern ireland protocol. now on bbc news, it's talking movies. hello from new york, i'm tom brook and welcome to talking movies. in today's programme, we look back at highlights of this month's tribeca festival, which took place here in the city. numerous screenings were held outdoors and films are made available virtually too. it marked a milestone, the festival, the first in—person film festival in north america since the start of the pandemic. it's certainly fair to say that this year's tribeca festival could be judged a success. the tribeca festival's bold presence gave the city a big psychological boost, especially in the washington heights neighbourhood, where the world premiere of the festival's opening night film in the heights was held. this lavish musical set in the dominican community in washington heights is based on lin manuel miranda's award—winning broadway stage musical. it is centred on a bodega or grocery store owner who dreams of a better life. this story is told t

sirjeffrey donaldson becomes leader designate of the democratic unionist party with a pledge to tackle of the northern ireland protocol. in australia, a two—week covid lockdown in sydney and surrounding areas after a rise in cases of the delta variant. i will be back with more a 3pm. now on bbc news hardtalk. michael stipe was the lead singer of one of the most influential bands of the last four decades. he was the figurehead of indie rock, enigmatic, serious, political. now he's a visual artist, so how has his creative vision evolved? welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. inevitably, we associate artists with the times in which they emerge and the work which brings them widespread acclaim. so it is with my guest today, michael stipe, lead singer of the american band rem, who were pioneers of an indie rock sound which emerged from a georgia college campus in the �*80s and won worldwide acclaim in the 1990s. now, he's a visual artist, who records new music sparingly. he says the best art is about bravery, confronting fear. so what has he been frightened of? michael stipe in berlin, w

centres open across the country sirjeffrey donaldson has become leader designate of the democratic unionistth a pledge to tackle the issue of the northern ireland protocol. our priority as well will be to right the wrong that has been done by the imposition of this protocol and to resort —— restored northern ireland boss mike place inside the uk's internal market. in australia, a two—week covid lockdown for sydney and surrounding areas, after a rise in cases of the delta variant. a big day for gareth bale and his team — as wales take on denmark in the last—16 of the euros. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, matt hancock, is under pressure to resign after pictures emerged of him kissing an aide in his office in breach of coronavirus guidance on social distancing. mr hancock said he was "very sorry" for letting people down. borisjohnson has accepted his apology and considers the matter closed. our political correspondent helen catt reports. yesterday, it was on one front page. today, the image of the health secretary kissing his aide in his departmental office is on

sirjeffrey donaldson becomes leader designate of the democratic unionist party — and pledges to tackle issue of the northern ireland protocol. authorities in australia impose a two—week covid lockdown on sydney and surrounding areas — after a rise in cases of the delta variant. and, a big day for gareth bale and his team, as wales prepare to take on denmark in the knockout stages of the euros — with kick off in just under an hour's time. good afternoon. the health secretary, matt hancock, is facing calls to resign after pictures emerged of him kissing an aide in his office — in breach of coronavirus guidance on social distancing. mr hancock said he was "very sorry" for letting people down. downing street has said borisjohnson has accepted his apology and considered the matter closed. but one conservative mp is now openly telling the government that the health secretary should go. our political correspondent helen catt reports. yesterday, it was on one front page. today, the image of the health secretary kissing his aide in his departmental office was on many more. matt hancock has apol

sirjeffrey donaldson becomes leader designate of the democratic unionist party — with a pledge to tacklessue of the northern ireland protocol. grab a jab — adults across england are being urged to get a covid vaccine this weekend — with walk—in clinics open across the country. and, the wait is nearly over for gareth bale and his team — wales are about to take on denmark in the knockout stages of the euros. good afternoon. the health secretary, matt hancock, is facing more calls to resign after pictures emerged of him kissing an aide in his office, in breach of coronavirus guidance about social distancing. matt hancock has said he's sorry for letting people down, and the prime minister considers the matter closed. but two conservative mps have now openly called on him to go. our political correspondent helen catt reports. yesterday, it was on one front page. today, the image of the health secretary kissing his aide in his departmental office was on many more. matt hancock has apologised for breaking the social—distancing guidance he helped set and promote. but families who have lost loved

edwin poots, the leader of the northern irish democratic unionist party has said he will stand down asor is elected. the japanese tennis star, naomi 0saka, has pulled out of the wimbledon championships later this month, but is planning to return for the tokyo 0lympics. in may, 0saka withdrew from the french open, saying she'd been struggling with depression and anxiety. her decision followed a dispute about post— match press conferences. the us supreme court has rejected an attempt by republicans to scrap barack 0bama's health care programme. thejustices ruled that there was no legal standing for the challenges. it's the third time the court has upheld the affordable care act since 2010. the law, known as 0bamacare, provides health insurance for tens of millions of americans. it bans insurers from denying coverage because of pre—existing conditions. french prosecutors have asked a paris court to jail the former president nicolas sarkozy for a year, with six months suspended, over his re—election campaign expenses in 2012. they say a public relations company falsely invoiced mr sarkozy�

sirjeffrey donaldson becomes leader designate of the democratic unionist party — and pledges to tackleue of the northern ireland protocol. adults in england are being urged to �*grab a covid jab�* this weekend — with walk—in clinics open across the country. and, a big day for gareth bale and his team as wales prepare to face denmark in the knockout stage of the euros. much more coming up at 5pm. i will have all of the latest news for you then, if you are not watching the football. i am realistic about it. nonetheless, i will do my best. now on bbc news, the media show. hello. from countdown to big brother to it's a sin, channel 4 has long been a fixture on our gogglebox. but could the channel a whole generation has grown up with be about to change? this week, the government announced another consultation into whether channel 4 should be privatised. so would that mean an influx of cash to compete with the streaming giants or a change of focus — perhaps less unreported world, more naked attraction. and would flogging our third—biggest broadcaster bring in as much cash as the government e

a leadership crisis in northern ireland, as edwin poots, the democratic unionist party leader, resignsst 21 days in thejob. singing when you hear that noise of the tartan army boys! and — thousands of scotland fans make their way to wembley for tonight's big match against england in the euros. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the liberal democrats have pulled off a stunning upset — winning the chesham and amersham by—election from the conservatives, with a majority of over 8,000 votes. the contest in buckinghamshire was triggered by the death of the former cabinet minister, dame cheryl gillan. the conservatives had held the seat for nearly 50 years. sarah green, who won the constituency for the lib dems, said the tories had taken local voters for granted. tonight, the voice of chesham and amersham is unmistakable. together we have said enough is enough, we will be heard, and this government will listen. this campaign has shown that, no matter where you live or how supposedly safe a constituency may appear to be, if you want a liberal democrat member of parliament you can have a li

pro british unionist are angered by the northern island protocol, which is designed to keep an open border with the republic of ireland. in l g. b t . pride parade has taken place in warsaw after a pandemic induced break last year. the event was held on a smaller scale this year, as some corona virus restrictions remain in place. it marks 20 years since the 1st equality parade in the polish capital. tensions are high in the region after poland and hungary saw a backlash against m. l. g b t. activism tried to prejudice and the pandemic in poland. the country celebration of l g b t writes had been put on hold for 2 years because of the corona virus. but people took to the streets of war. so in a jubilant mood, joining the thousands of demonstrators waving rainbow flags, their excitement is not necessarily universally shed in poland, a largely catholic and conservative nation. the pandemic induced absence came amid a backlash to l. g. b t writes in the country as well as in hungry, where prime minister, victor, all bands, nationalist government, allied with potent governing law and justice pa

sirjeffrey donaldson is to be the new leader of northern ireland's democratic unionist party.aid he had the vision to unite northern ireland, and heal the divisions of the past. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page, is at stormont. challenges ahead. that's right, so - hie, challenges ahead. that's right, sophie. only — challenges ahead. that's right, sophie. only a _ challenges ahead. that's right, sophie, only a few _ challenges ahead. that's right, sophie, only a few weeks - challenges ahead. that's right, sophie, only a few weeks since j challenges ahead. that's right, i sophie, only a few weeks since sir jeffrey donaldson narrowly lost the dup's first ever leadership contest but now he's going to take on the topjob anyway such but now he's going to take on the top job anyway such has been the unpredictability of what's been happening inside northern ireland's largest party. arlene foster was deposed as leader in april and she was succeeded by edwin poots, who was succeeded by edwin poots, who was himself toppled by another backbench rebellion in the devolved assembly at s

hour and vote in getting underway and peruse presidential runoff, and the race is between left wing unionist pedro castillo and right twin populous cake. or would you maury? more than $25000000.00 people registered diverse in what's predicted to be a close contest. sri lanka, navy has recovered the data recorder from a stricken cargo ship off the coast of colombo and had been on 5 for 13 days and was carrying oil, nitric acid, and other hazardous chemicals authorities. now preparing for the possibility of a major oil spill. while those are the headlines now it's back to our 01. me. ah, i can get this over to the the village and i know that the young, mozilla, michelle at the mac can easy at a i with the answer for them. its its smith says that it does leave it for them. so on these allow me to sound my vowels part of the vicious shimmer. so i know the chicken, me the 2nd me a to the app. and then this, this elisha carlos carlos lean towards the end of a nova son is stringent, is getting a lot of gum. our me guess the louis she lives only than seduce, been the should some a stay on the lashaw

pro british unionists are angered by the northern arden protocol, which is designed to keep an open border with the republic of arms. you foreign policy chief. several rel, has visited lebanon for talks on the political crisis. there were told to be prime minister designate side. i read that lebanon's leaders could face sanctions if they continue to obstruct performs and steps to form a new government. the united nations has voted to bind weapons sales to me on mar, member states, or also demanding the restoration of the elective government protesters mark the birthday of the leader. i'm son, sushi police in brazil have taken to the streets to protest president charitable scenarios. handling of the pandemic, the corona virus death toll is expected to reach half a 1000000 shortly, and that led to tens of thousands to demonstrate against the policies in major cities. the president's handling of the crisis is the main focus of protests. right, well we're now joined by journalist michael fox, who's in saudi annapolis in brazil. i michael, welcome to b w. now these aren't the 1st nationwide pro

commission or president today that this has to work for all sides and northern ireland including the unionisthe tensions? i forjoe biden in easing some of the tensions? ~ ,., ., , tensions? i think potentially. because he _ tensions? i think potentially. because he knows _ tensions? i think potentially. because he knows the - tensions? i think potentially. | because he knows the subject backwards. he followed it very closely for a long time. he was one of the sponsors of the good friday agreement. i think that if there are some bumps in the road to be flattened president biden is somebody who will want to do that. he certainly has sufficient knowledge of this subject and a strong irish caucus behind them in america. if he can help me well. american envoys have helped enormously to bring peace to ireland and an end to the trouble. i think there is potentially a strong american role in helping get us over this bumpy period.— this bumpy period. always lovely to talk to you- — this bumpy period. always lovely to talk to you. thank _ this bumpy period. always lovely to talk to you. thank you _ thi

quite an eventful number of weeks for the democratic unionist party.r did last week, that automatically triggers the resignation of the deputy first minister, michelle 0�*neill, as well. there has to be a joint read nomination. the dup could not nominate without the agreement of sinn fein, and vice versa. what we have seen over the last three weeks is a series of discussions and negotiations, perhaps, between the new leadership team and sinn fein. it was clearfrom new leadership team and sinn fein. it was clear from some of the comments made by sinn fein in particular they didn�*t feel they were getting what they wanted to get from the dup and that was a commitment to bring forward the irish language legislation, part of the cultural legislation package outlined in the agreement, which was the basis for the restoration of the assembly back injanuary of last year. when they felt they could not get that, then opened up negotiations with the british government and what we have seen as the british government have agreed to put this legislation through west

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brit door voting also under way and peruse . presidential run off the races between left during unionist federal castillo, and right when populous cake, awful. he, maurice, more than 25000000 people have registered to vote and was predicted to be a close contact. germany's government conservatives have want to key election in the state of saxony on hold exit. polls gave the cd you more than 35 percent of the vote under new party chief armand lockets. there was also seen as a gauge of support for the party of outgoing chancellor angular merkel had if a general election in september a popular nigerian evangelist preacher tv joshua has died age 57 years old. it's believed the influential tele vangelis passed away on saturday shortly. after conducting a live broadcast, his death was announced by the church, the synagogues church of all nations. those are the headlines. 11 east is up next. ah, ah ah, ah, with when the fukushima tsunami hit japan's coastline in 2011, it destroyed everything in its path. in the d, marty more, more, more due to the women that the nation i use. in the aftermath a

customs controls between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom. procreate, pro british unionists, are angered by the northern ireland protocol, which is designed to keep an open border with the republic of arms. you foreign policy chief, your book has visited lebanon for talks on the political crisis. there was, i told, prime minister designate side reread that lebanon's leaders could face sanctions if they continue to obstruct reforms and steps to form a new government. italian authorities seized 6 tons of hashish aboard a u. s. flag sailing off the western coast of sicily. they rescued, 3 bulgarian crew members, surveillance claim spotted and followed the vessel police that the drugs of a st value of around 13000000 euro us a 3 day travel bon is enforced in portugal capital. lisbon authorities are worried about the growing number of cases of the crone of virus delta variant. slowing down traffic in an attempt to slow down the spread of code. 19 police began checking dr. is entering or leaving lisbon on friday afternoon. authorities announced the measures just the day before, bu

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meanwhile, voting is also under way and peruse. presidential run off the races between left wing unionist petro castillo, as well as right wing populous cake, or food morning. more than 25000000 people have registered to vote and once being predicted to be a close contest, a popular niger in evangelical preacher tv joshua has died. it's believed the influential tele evangelist passed away on saturday, shortly after conducting a live broadcast. his death was announced by his church, the synagogue trach of all nations, tv. joshua was 57 years old. the u. s. is donating 750000 curve in 1900 vaccines to tie one after the island of jews. china hindering its efforts to secure supplies present, saying when thanks to us, what she calls life saving jobs. as the island struggles to contain a recent spike and infections, while those are the headlines doreen, we'll have more news for you here after the listening post. stay with them on calendar the call staff gonna sans war economy gives way for more security. as the us, we drove through how the condo set loops 1000000000 in a deal with them is raile

the leader of northern ireland's democratic unionist party, edwin poots, has resigned afterjust threeks in the job. it follows a revolt in his own party when he agreed a deal to make paul givan northern ireland's first minister. mr poots will remain in the post until a successor is elected. the united nations is warning of an imminent famine in ethiopia's tigray region, unless drastic measures are taken fast. it's close to eight months since war broke out there and there continue to he reports of abuses. there have been repeated international calls for hostilities to end to allow humanitarian access. now on bbc news. kenneth kaunda, zambia s founding president has died at the age of 97. in 2014, zeinab badawi travelled to the zambian capital to speak with him hardtalk asked him what 50 years of freedom had brought the people of zambia. welcome to hardtalk in the capital. my guest today is kenneth kaunda. the leader of the struggle for independence here. he was imprisoned by the colonial authorities before he went on to become the first president of an independent zombie. this is a lan

have already been, you know, making headlines. emotions are high there to brand because the trade unionists was actually killed during a demonstration just recently against job losses at fedex of fedex. their course that's done by the united states. so, you know, trade unions are blaming outsourcing in the use of workforce management algorithms on undermining workers' rights. world leaders recognize that there are a lot of challenges and that this is going to be an ongoing issue and that the but it's no excuse to avoid having some uniform employment standards. so i think that's what they're going to talk about a lot during the summer. and how can they address these issues and we know italy is pushing for this, but have we heard from the other nations that they might be willing to take the thought as well? yes, and i think you're seeing a lot of nations that are italy's working with spain on coming up with some comprehensive solutions to basically get organized. this is a developing gig economy, if you will, but it doesn't mean that they're right should be turned out. the window is what you'

they call a vaccine to depopulate and destroy the family, the family structure to go into a trance unionist society. host: go ahead and respond. guest: there are a lot questions in there. i will start by dealing with the question of population growth generally. you know, there is a lot of different ways to look at this. you mentioned agenda 21, which for people who do not know, this idea that there is a specific international or united nations backed plan to reduce the earth to population, but i do not think we even need to go that far. it is not necessarily territorial because countries are very public about their views of population policy. they make public statements and what we can see is that there are a lot of countries that believe that they would like to have lower fertility rates and some maintain that view even as fertility rates fall below really play -- fall below replacement. there are a lot of people on earth who believed that ideal number of children is less than two, they believe that it would be best if humanity became less numerous. these views exist. however, contrary to

has all the voting is also underway and peruse. presidential run off the race is between left wing unionist hydro castillo and right. we take our fridge morning more than 25000000 people have registered to vote that and what's predicted to be a close contact nigeria government is investigating an attack in the northwest of the country and killed nearly 90 people. it happened in the duncan was saga district of kitty state where a group of gunman targeted at least 7 villages. officials are now trying to identify the bodies, the region, borders, the state of some flora where years of fighting have killed thousands of people and displaced tens of thousands. meanwhile, a popular nigerian evangelical preacher tv joshua has died. it's believe the influential televisions less passed away on saturday, shortly after conducting a live broadcast. his death was announced by his judge, the synagogue church, of all nations. tv, joshua was 57 years old. i'm an address has moved out from nigeria, capital boucher said. timmy joshua is well loved by his followers, and he has millions of them here in nigeria,

things not resolved as yet for the new leader was happening in the, in the democratic unionist party. jim shannon. well, we had an election for leader, an election for death, a leader. as you read a say they, the marginal difference was, was only to you, but they not the and being a democrat and believing in the democratic process isis. i set up thinking in a set up a session. so it wouldn't be a secret that i was a preference for for jeffrey donaldson. but at the same time, i also expressed my confidence in admin. it says the new leader, not decision has been me and i accept that. i accept the fact that we have the new deputy leader and then paula bradley as well. so we get a few changes so that drove her also. i as, as take stepped up decision except the democratic process and to move forward together. well, let's look at some of it. deeper issues at play here. the european issue, 1st and foremost, definitely mir bucks and accusing my draper, the welsh labor fuss, banished and stealing plights close. as the case, also the welsh labor having a rethink about that attitude to the natio

centres open across the country sirjeffrey donaldson has become leader designate of the democratic unionist the imposition of this protocol and to resort —— restored northern ireland boss mike place inside the uk's

northern ireland secretary, brandon lewis, although there's still unhappiness within the dup and other unionisthe stormont assembly, the new first minister appealed for unity. northern ireland is a special place. it's special because of its people. we have different identities. we need to respect those identities. that difference shouldn't be seen as a threat, it should be seen as a strength. we have a rich tapestry that makes up who we are, what we are, the society that we belong to. sinn fein nominated michelle o'neill to continue as deputy first minister, joint head of the executive office. each of the five parties within the executive all have distinct identities and different outlooks and policies. there are parties of the right, centre and left in coalition government, which is undoubtedly challenging to steer. we do not and will not always agree, but we're adults and we can get around the executive table. we can give our perspectives, we can voice our views and take decisions collectively in the best interests of the people that we are elected to serve. people want mature political leade

there is between left ring unionist frederick astir, and right when you get a cake or fridge maury, more than 25000000 people have registered to vote and was predicted to be a close contest. mariana sanchez reports now from the capital lima. the son of illiterate farmers, primary school teacher, be a little gusty or turned politician leading a nationwide teachers protest in 2017. now he's captured the hopes for change of poor peruvian years. campaign promise is there will be no more poor in a rich country. i won't have a patient or has anyone ever asked you about sending our guns abroad? and what about those large firms that take away our riches? it's time to get things straightened. the country you just use, critics say he's a communist, who ruined the economy. has promised to turn around the free market model by rewriting the constitution, he's only common ground with contender kiko for the marty. is that both a religious, conservative, the right doing 46 year old daughter, a former autocratic leader, i lived in the morning was appointed produce 1st lee, even before she turned 20. it's

is going to have to tryl and find an opportunity to reaffirm and reassure unionists and loyalists . whoat. constitutional status of northern ireland has - in some way been damaged, undermined, and that they will require a reassuring arm - from the government about that. i mean, do you acceptl that you'll need to find an opportunity to do that - at the highest possible level, especially when we have this | clamour that northern ireland isn't even part of- the united kingdom? northern ireland is part of the united kingdom. it's an integral part of the united kingdom. anyone who says otherwise is reinforcing the point that i think some people mainly outside of the knowledge of people like ourselves on the committee, but people outside of the uk sometimes do not always understand the structure of the united kingdom or the nuances, and complexities and sensitivities of northern ireland. i think that is a very fair point. but our position is that northern ireland is an integral part of the united kingdom. it rightly is so, we want to protect that, as i've said before, we want to continue to d