with russia with china with thirty and with other allies in the world they are worried about the venezuelan people you know that. the secretary of state of the u.s. tillerson he said he was happy because in north korea enough korea there were people dying because of the sanctions those are the figures they look for to say that their politics their policies are well directed this is not going to happen in venezuela because we are taking decisions we have allies in the world and we're going to protect our people from the sanctions and from any other attack from the u.s. . you've seen how us backed agencies have brought down a government in brazil in latin america moscow and beijing did very little to help stop the rise of a cia asset michel tema a former cia asset becoming president why do you think that beijing in moscow is going to help you because we have built a very close relationship with beijing and with and with must go and we are more than. you know associates we are friends we are brothers this was billed by come on down to chavez and it has been also protected by press in my dude s

the world this happens and we will demonstrate as we have for over one thousand years that the venezuelan or leave aryan revolution is a real democracy and it can be envied by other democracies even in the old you americans appeared to be very interested certainly american journalist in your country the new york times made it ten thousand would piece comparing opposition leader mr leopoldo lopez to martin luther king jr what do you think of that and have intelligence agents go into his home we have too much natural resources i have seen we have oil we have guys we have gold and of course the. the u.s. government and elite want a government that facilitates all these resources to go to the usa and that's absolutely absurd you know mr lopez is responsible for more than forty three people dying in twenty fourteen call in the people to the streets to do violent demonstrations and riots he has been a right wing opposition not the leader and we believe. we have done a lot to keep peace remember last year we had violent months four months of violence and presume a daughter did not resolve this i

which you respect and avoid these attacks and respect for the venezuelans over n.t. i believe that the european union is going to rethink their view about venezuela and specially the united kingdom but must do so because we have always been friends and that's the way it has to be is it your understanding that some of these powers are now backing and refiled call on. to the roth of the democratic unity opposition seems to have decided to run against him a duro at the elections presumably in may i am not sure what's going to happen in the opposition at hand who vote going as one of the opposition leaders he has by himself he has a good party he has a lot of. people who support him and i believe that the other part of the opposition if he's the only candidate from the from the mood i must say there are twenty four other candidates that have the resistor and only one is from the government which is press in the little so i believe that most of the part of the opposition will supports and reflect on and people will vote for him and the venezuelan people will decide their

desperate venezuelans who no longer see any future back home. we have no money in venezuela you can no longer make enough money to survive it might be enough to buy one chicken a month. back out i'm on the border between brazil and venezuela is a gateway it's also become a hub smuggling and illicit commerce. most venezuelan refugees pass through here in search of a better life in brazil. jenny romero and her children have made it across. they come from the city of tikrit and the north of their troubled homeland they say the situation there is unbearable so there is no work at all there anymore. it was very hot. jenny is looking for her husband hey suze. he left months ago like tens of thousands of other venezuelans. many of those fleeing are marked by disease hunger and hardship. they find him. the family is relieved to be reunited. but now i'm so happy i missed them so much. it's very emotional after such a long time we haven't seen each other for four months i miss them terribly. the north brazilian city of boa vista is a main contact point fo

think rouly 5,000 venezuelans are leaving their country each day.that is a huge number of people for local officials to deal with particularly when they come with such acute need. the general response was one of generosity, people ra rallying together. but as in border communities, we are seeing a backlash, in a northern province, a poor province i brazil, the governor took the fairly extreme length of suing the government.no it i the use were commonly seeing in brazil but how vexing this crisis is becoming for them. mngtd the numbers are have you sooner anything like this in the country before? >> it's hard to see parallels that are anything like this. the burst so sudden so fast a place where people are so l desperate, people are literally starving to death is really unique. >> thompson: is anyone in the international community stepping up? >> of humanitarian aired, many countries have said we would love to help you with the root causes of this, we would love to bring in food, bring in medicine. however if the venezuelan government were to take th

i was so happy to see the venezuelan horn players and of course when horn players get together they have to play together. my next favorite orchestra is a very special one zora the afghans women orchestra were here in berlin after having performed at the world economic forum in davos i really admire these brave young women and i love spending the day with them. the afghan musicians would join for the european tour by musicians from the schloss belvedere music school environment as part of the german afghan exchange program. live. did you know that look tons of has its own orchestra but i didn't and when i found out about it i really wanted to feature them on sarah's music where at the aviation center and right now the orchestra is rehearsing for the concert up status the orchestra is made up of pilots flight attendants technicians office workers and many more all who love playing their instruments in their spare time and to get together for two to three special concerts every year. playing in youth orchestras was just the best time of my life and i got to do it again recently here at the

delegation after president donald trump canceled his visit well venezuelans were among several groups of protesters rallying in from his capital lima ahead of the summit john home is there the summit of the americas the biggest gathering of heads of state in the western hemisphere has yet to begin but already people are protesting here in lima peru the people here at venezuela and they're protesting against the venezuelan government which is currently presiding over a humanitarian and financial crisis among them is the exiled ex mayor of caracas who told us what he hopes the heads of state will do in the summit of the americas because then we're muslims jani they should declare the sanctions against those guilty of corruption and crimes against humanity and those who are linked to drug trafficking and terrorism. the issue of venezuela is going to feature on the agenda but the host country peru has already sent a message but uninviting venezuelan president nicolas maduro is going to be another leader who isn't going to be attending the summit and that's the united states president dona

saying that the venezuelan theme because of venezuelan photographer has won the world press photo of the year award for his image of a burning man during last year's anti-government protests ronaldo schmidt of the nationals france press news agency capped at the moment when a man assessor plays during violent protests in the venezuelan capital caracas schmidt says a motorcycle exploded in front of him as police and opposition supporters clashed setting and there are protests on five. still to come here on the al-jazeera news hour we speak to the mia montana geisha in trying to convince a range of refugees it's safe to go back home plus. how the fortunes of a c.p. border village in south korea could be revived by forming ties with the north and cattles world cup be expanded to forty eight teams properties around tryna get out jan will have class and lots more in the sport. from the waves of the snow. to the contours of the east. i was saving up until a lovely couple of days across southern parts of china while sunshine coming in hong kong thirty degrees celsius central areas not reall

brazil is struggling to cope with the influx of venezuelan migrants entering the country it's estimated as many as a thousand people cross into brazil each day to escape economic and social unrest at home many of them are children i'll just say as gabrielle is on the reports now from boy in brazil. a school in brazil where the classrooms are increasingly filled with children from been a swale an elder from the family first comes the language and learning portuguese the school in both beast of brazil in the far north of the country received more than one hundred kids from venice with this year alone forced to adapt and they appear happy but most are too young to fully comprehend the difficult reality of why they are here. at the nearby border crossing about one thousand venezuelan migrants a day line up to cross into brazil their desperate plea nick country they say lacks food and medicine most are like now year aguilar who bring their children when a better man wants to do it over but i'm here for a better future for my two kids i hope they can grow up here they can study a better futur

that's a lot more to come on the news hour including a thousand venezuelans a day crossing to presume seeking a new life but find their struggle for survival continues months after catalonians controversial referendum we investigate the new movement keeping the independence a dream alive plus the discomfort of the markets right here has come nothing's going to bring yeah yeah the line call that resulted in a shouting match at the monte carlo masters. we've still got one or two showers effect in the middle east but nothing too much to speak of still a little bit of cloud there pulling out of iraq into iran moving across iran i was it was a kind of stance of going to stand that women place it perhaps when flowers as well over the high ground temperature is getting up to around fifteen celsius in kabul maybe one or two showers into the fall north of iran you notice but by larger raw must drive than it has been recently as is the case in to iraq baghdad thirty two degrees twenty six celsius in by rote fine and dry course that eastern side of the mediterranean over the next couple of days

his vice president mike pence says he will meet venezuelan opposition leaders in peru during friday's summit of the americas the meeting as part of efforts five u.s. to increase regional pressure on the government of venezuela president nicolas maduro pence is leading the u.s. delegation after president donald trump canceled his visit after a suspected chemical attack in syria. well as well as were among several groups of protesters rallying improves capsule lima ahead of the summit town hall and reports . the summit of the americas the biggest gathering of heads of state in the western hemisphere has yet to begin but already people are protesting here in lima peru the people here a finnish whalen's and they're protesting against the venezuelan government which is currently presiding over a humanitarian and financial crisis among them is the exiled ex mayor of caracas who told us what he hopes the heads of state will do in the summit of the americas because then we're muslims jani they should declare the sanctions against those guilty of corruption and crimes against humanity and thos

well still to come in this half hour a thousand venezuelans a day cross into brazil seeking a new life but find their struggle for survival goes on and the former cambridge analytical employee testifies to the u.k. government over how the company harvested personal data and used it for political gain. hello we've got plenty of warm spring sunshine across china over the next couple of days temperatures in hong kong picking up once again to around twenty five celsius a little bit of cloud maybe some patchy right up towards chung but so not looking too bad as we go on through the next few days for most it will be fine and dry southerly winds coming in here well as you try to across a good part of india china hanoi at twenty eight celsius could see one of two showers there into vietnam as i wanted to show is into southern parts of india and also into his flank upper for much of india here it is looking a lot of the dry bangladesh could see wanted to show us once again underneath these fund ahead switch remain in place as we go on through wednesday night a little further north woods and eas

plus colombia steps up its response to thousands of venezuelan migrants escaping economic crisis back home. from the beyond my points of asia. to the city never seems. hello there that's a lot of wet weather across parts of europe most of it in the west we got a lot of clouds snaking its way through spain portugal up through france through britain and ireland and off into scandinavia this is making things really quite grey for some at times rather wet but ahead of it it's really quite warm look about paris up to twenty degrees and force in zurich a pit twenty two you say really quite warm at the moment that area of town there gradually edges its way eastwards as we head through sunday so across the peyronie's we're going to see it lots of rain and for the western part of the iberian peninsula should brighten up not for long though there is another area of rain working its way towards this for the journey from parts of europe generally fine and settled in the temperatures up here as well so warsaw will be up at twenty two on sunday and forcing kiev will be up at seventeen for the other

thousand venezuelans a day cross into brazil seeking a new life but find their struggle for survival goes on all that and more when we come back. hello the european weather story is rather a nice one if you like and i feel spring warmth that is as long as you're living west of minsk this massive cloud he is though it doesn't actually produce much rain is indicating a change in the air type because underneath that there would just turning into a northerly and the rain disappears east of here that northerly breeze means it's below twenty for most of eastern poland and beyond where us look at the rest of your spot the clouds virtually none and the temperatures were up above twenty for the most part i suspect we are near the twenty four twenty five mark for london time to get to thursday warmest in paris similar story or were down through west and central europe dyadic telling kiev i'm afraid this is the disappointing side of europe given that's really where all the action is not very much happening in the mediterranean either there remains the last distribution means a few showers in th

colombia's government is starting to register all of the venezuelans who've come in illegally the u.n. is helping with this ambitious project which its hopes will help the hundreds of thousands of fled venezuela's economic meltdown alessandra reports now from the border city of kooky. catulus and his family have been living in colombia for three months illegally and lack of medicine and food for their to three year old daughter rosie left him no choice but to leave venezuela when they heard the colombian government was registering migrants in the country without the threat of the court taishan they wanted to be first in line. with sort of an opportunity hoping it will bring us benefit in the future they asked for all their personal information and about her health condition and of the baby in particular massive numbers of desperate venezuelans have arrived in the past year. he say they could number more than half a million but there's no exact figure that's why it launched the registration look at the name of just give me the money them because we want to know how many migrants there

a country burning shame which took the picture in caracas tearing bought into protests against venezuelan president nicolas maduro the man in the photo was set on fire after the gas tank of a motorbike exploded he survived with serious burns some force is now a newly crowned one was it a champions mine munich have chosen eintracht frankfurt nicko called watch as a coach from next season that's just been confirmed by the club has led a modest frankfurt side to fifth in the bundesliga he played for bind between two thousand and one and two thousand and three coverage also has international experience having played for and managed grisha he's agreed to a three year deal with. the draw over the semifinals of the europa league has also just been made arsenal have been drawn against a political madrid while i must say have been rewarded for eliminating the leipzig last night with the tie against the two legs would take place on april twenty sixth and may the third. masi has progressed to the semifinals despite. a first leg lead at the germans lost five two and france star striker team obana was

symbolizes a country banning shamanistic the pitch in caracas turning violent protests against venezuelan president nicolas maduro the man in the photo was set on fire after the gas tank of motorbike exploded he survived with serious. inspir sport looking to defend the title spanish by madrid to have been drawn with german giants by munich in the champions league semifinal the gentleman side will be at home for the first leg in two weeks liverpool have been bad for drama and the other tied the second legs take place in early may by and of course they did for a treble on the interim coach your i guess they've already wrapped up the bundesliga and have a german cup semifinal next week against leave a cause and. you're watching the destiny is coming up ahead a huge shakeout folks bogen a new c.e.o. and a whole new corporate structure as the automaker looks to finally put diesel gate behind it more of that coming out. that is an event consumed with standing by for the business used to do so would be debbie news that's it for me on that that she and more coming up shortly. frank food and. inte

surrounded by venezuelans as you those are great, great people.rd on the venezuelan horse show that's happening. i got to know the venezuelan people because so many in that area. these are great people. between cuba and venezuela and hopefully everyplace else, you're very well represented. thank you. [applause] so go ahead. thank you. [applause] >> my name is -, i was born in cuba on october 27, 1940. i came to this country in 1967. since 1984 i have -- in miami-dade county. my business practice the tax laws that were passed have improvement to the taxes like we're able to write new equipment. that improved a large facility with corporations we have four pages. all of them have been -- from this law. a secretary hygienist have all repeat bonuses. also anything under. these are the changes that we plan to open more in the front office. it's a pleasure to have you here with us. i'm glad you're taking action to make america truly great again. [applause] >> thank you. i know -- and he built a great company. and now it's become even greater. so how man

begins registering hundreds of thousands of venezuelans who fled the economic crisis back home. to sebastian vettel clinches pole position for the bahrain grand prix car will be here with all those two thousand. and forty five people being killed in a suspected chlorine gas attack in the syrian town of duma women and children are among the dead the government has launched a fierce and ground offensive on the rebel held area which is the last remaining stronghold near the syrian capital syrian state media has denied the use of chemical weapons well this was the state of play in eastern guta on february eighteenth when the renewed military offensive began the rebels were firmly in control of the key towns and villages this is how it looks now rebels have lost control of most of the territories juma city is now the focus of the assad government's aerial bombardments and ground attacks. this report. the skies over duma had been quiet for two weeks then this. residents counted more than fifty airstrikes and say twenty barrel bombs were dropped on the city. one day into the assault sy

vice president mike pence plans to meet venezuelan opposition leaders in peru during friday's summit of the americas meeting as part of regional efforts to increase pressure on venezuelan president nicolas maduro and since leaving the u.s. delegation after president trump canceled his visit due to a suspected chemical attack in syria. now a venezuelan photographer has won the world press photo of the year award for his image of a burning man during last year's anti-government protests or naldo shares of the a johns france pressed news agency captured the moment a man was set ablaze during a violent protest in caracas seamus says a motorcycle exploded in front of him as police and opposition supporters clashed setting a nearby protester on fire. just a reminder that you can keep up to date with all the news on our website c.n.n. dot com. and again i want is a problem and the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. defense secretary has played down expectations of an imminent syria following president thomas comments that missile strikes could happen sued. the syrian government has now taken

the stream of people leaving venezuelan has become a flood.and this is just one of many ways out. colombia's government says around i million people have crossed the border since the start of venezuelan‘s economic crisis. all these monthly feeding and the world food programme is asking for $46 million to do it. back in venezuelan‘s capital, caracas, others are making plans to leave. this is a qualified dentist but he is about to get on a plane to spain. translation: it makes me sad because i believe part of myself here. although plans i had that won't come true, the family and friends i'll leave behind. but i'm also hopeful because maybe things will go well for me over there. some are trying to learn new skills in preparation for their departure. even taking classes in bartending. transition transition macro most of my friends love first, my boyfriend has left, andi love first, my boyfriend has left, and i think how lucky they are to be overseas. but then i think about how happy i would be in those situations and despite all the benefits, it c

massive numbers of desperate venezuelans have arrived in the past year. the say they could number more than half a million but there's no exact figure that's why it launched the registration look at the name of just give me the money them because we want to know how many migrants there are and in what condition it was so we can measure what services we can offer and estimate costs because it's very expensive the basics are health and education services. the colombian government has set up more than five hundred registration points like this one across the country they will operate for the next two months this is a major humanitarian emergency especially for a country that has never before had to deal with such a massive influx of migrants the united nations is assisting and says colombia can't be left alone to deal with the exodus that you've got all of us here rival of the venezuelan population is a regional issue it's not only colombian so it's time to start a more coordinated effort across latin america and hopefully this can be the first step. police

at the nearby border crossing about one thousand venezuelan migrants a day line up to cross into brazil they're desperate clean a country they say lacks food and medicine most are like now year aguilar who brings their children when better not to go there but i'm here for a better future for my two kids i hope they can grow up here they can study a better future for them but it will be a difficult road ahead especially for the youngest. with little money many of the families end up living like homeless at a local park they're in need of the basics for survival at this encampment everybody is hungry someone finally brought some food so they're lining up including the children for many of whom this will be the only meal baby whole day. across town at a gymnasium turned into a rudimentary shelter kids who are not in school do whatever they can to keep busy monica cut into a former model in venezuela said she fled her country as a last resort by saying you know when i well i hope to start working. good job and have enough money to raise my children. nations official here estimates half of a

surrounded by venezuelans as you know. those are great, great people and we're working very hard on the venezuelan horror show that's happening, and i think you see that. i think you know that. but i get to know the venezuelan people because so many of them are in that area, the doral area and i will tell you these are great people. so between cuba and venezuela and, really, hopefully everyplace else you are very well represented. so thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> so go ahead. >> okay. [shouting] >> thank you, darling. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon, mr. president. my name is dr. patricia. i was born in cuba october 27, 1948, and came to this country in 1967. since 1984 i have practiced dentistry in miami-dade county. for my business and my practice, the tax law that was passed on december 2017 has brought improvement in the practice, like we were able to buy new and next-generation equipment. my office, includes, is a large facility where our clinic us for dentist and 14 emp

santos: hopefully this will be fixed by the venezuelans. we are putting pressure -- all of the countries in latin america are putting pressure on venezuela to take the decision to restore democracy, and we will continue to put pressure on them. shery: how important is it that colombia cooperate with the united states in achieving some resolution, especially at a time when president trump has been critical for production surging? pres. santos: we are cooperating with other countries, like sanctions imposed on venezuela, on specific targets. we have supported and will continue to support that. certainly an increase in cocoa production, we made a five-year plan to start reducing the cocoa production. satisfactory for the trump government. we are working together. we have been working together and now are working to america with -- working together other central american countries. unfortunately, this war on drugs here in new york, 45 years ago, the war on drugs by the world has not been won. we have not won that war, and we must the creative i

colombia has started to register all of the venezuelans and to the country without documents the u.n. is helping with the ambitious project it's hope it will help the massive number of people who fled venezuela's economic crisis from picher reports from the border town of kuta. catulus and his family have been living in colombia for three months illegally a lack of medicine and food for their three year old daughter rosie left him no choice but to leave venezuela when they heard the colombian government was registering migrants in the country without the threat of death or taishan they wanted to be first in line. but we saw it as an opportunity hoping it will bring us benefit in the future they asked for all their personal information and about her health condition and of the baby in particular massive numbers of desperate venezuelans have arrived in the past year. he say they could number more than half a million but there's no exact figure that's why it launched the registration look at the name of just give me the money them so much if you want to know how many migrants there are a

and colombia attempts to register the hundreds of thousands of venezuelans who fled from the economic and political turmoil back home and its board a milestone for women's football in the middle east details coming up without. not least forty civilians including eight children have been killed in the syrian government has trikes on the rebel held city of duma the raids ended a ceasefire that had been in place for almost two weeks while the government defended the shelling of do my saying it was in response to rebels killing civilians in neighboring damascus but it's reports. the skies over duma had been quiet for two weeks until friday residents counted more than fifty is strikes and say twenty barrel bombs were dropped on the city. it continued through dusk and into saturday. syrian state you said the assault was in retaliation for jaish al islam or the army of islam shelling recent chill areas of neighboring damascus it said four civilians were killed and twenty two injured. tonight the attack. the german duma is clearly visible syrian civil defense the white house descended on the

now brazil has announced sixty million dollars of emergency funding to help thousands of venezuelans of fled an economic crisis of home it's estimated up to a thousand venezuelans cross the border every day and many of those of children al-jazeera as gabriel is on their reports from birth are stuck in brazil. in a school in brazil where the classrooms are increasingly filled with children from been a swale an elder political needs first comes a language in learning portuguese the school and bowl of beast of brazil in the far north of the country received more than one hundred kids from venice when live this year alone forced to adapt and they appear happy but most are too young to fully comprehend the difficult reality of why they are here. at the nearby border crossing about one thousand venezuelan migrants a day line up to cross into brazil they're desperate fleeing a country they say lacks food and medicine most are like now year aguilar who brings their children when a better man wants to go to her but i'm here for a better future for my two kids i hope they can grow up here they

we need to make clear they are the legitimate representatives of the venezuelan peel. the only legitimate leaders in government today, along with some of the governors who were legitimately elected under the venezuelan constitution. they are having a problem by the way. when they show up at our embassy in venezuela, they are being denied visas to travel abroad. at a minimum, we should be granting them visas to travel abroad, recognizing them as fellow parliamentarians who have a right to speak on behalf of the people of venezuela. the other thing we need to do is cooperate with a real equivalent of a supreme court, many of them who are now in exile but who continue to meet. that is their credible and legitimate judicial system. we should be cooperating with them and helping them. they have all sorts of information about corruption that implicates venezuelan activities in the united states. i'll close with this. the dictatorship in venezuela knows and the people that sur ownd maduro know that they are on borrowed time. it is our obligation to expedite that. not through

symbolizes a country bunny she image took the picture in caracas during violent protests against venezuelan president nicolas maduro the man in the photo was set on fire off the gas tank of a motorbike exploded he survived but with serious burns in the course of a plenty of other powerful images captured over the past year by for genocide around the world let's take a look at some of the highlights found in this i'm going to leave you with these images. you want me. for journalist the topic of the week can and will mark zuckerberg keep his promise to change facebook's ways or has been a tightening of tact becoming anti social network that's our topic this week on. quadriga joining us. quadriga next d.w. . flowers everything to him. has dedicated his life to. this is what i love. he creates huge stunning chloral installation. your imax meets the most passionate florist. your romance. sixty minutes. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word published in the. rico is in germany to learn german why not learn to spell it simple online on your mobile and free

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and as venezuelans flee, this is what is left behind.alf full. the rest of the children have gone with theirfamilies. wherever they end up, the schoolchildren will need educating, straining the resources of their hosts. the un has warned the exodus may be helping to spread a new malaria epidemic to neighbouring countries. venezuela's problems are becoming the region's problems. bill hayton, bbc news. the former president of guatemala, alvaro arzu, has died after a heart attack. he was 72. during his four years in office, arzu brought an end to 36 years of civil war in guatemala. he signed a peace agreement with the left—wing guerrilla group, the guatemalan national revolutionary unity, in 1996. after leaving the presidency, arzu was elected mayor of guatemala city four times in a row; he was still in office when he died. he collapsed while playing a round of golf with his son. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: it's taken four days but britain's newest royal prince has finally been named. what might‘ve inspired the duke and duchess

mr pence called on mr maduro to allow humanitarian aid to reach venezuelans facing shortages of food crisis. the chief executive of the world's largest advertising agency, wpp, has resigned. sir martin sorrell, who had been at the helm of the firm for 33 years, stepped down even though an internal investigation cleared him of misusing company funds. he said the claims had put "unnecessary pressure on the business". stay with us on bbc news. still to come — we'll have the latest reaction to the western air strikes on syria. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust, the magazine's offices have been attacked and it is said that staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock, and as for her sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitor

and as venezuelans flee, this is what is left behind.ly half full. the rest of the children have left their families. where they end up, the schoolchildren will need educating, straining the resources of their hosts. the un has warned the exodus may be helping to spread a new malaria epidemic to neighbouring countries. venezuela's problems are becoming the region's problems. bill hayton, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: it's taken four days but britain's newest royal prince has finally been named. what might‘ve inspired the duke and duchess of cambridge to choose a european name for their newborn? nothing, it seems, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government help to build better housing. internationally, there have already been protests. sweden says it received no warning of the accident. indeed, the russians at first denied anything had gone wrong. it was only when radioactive levels started to increase outside russia were they forced to ad

as venezuelans flee, this is what's left behind. in the city, some schools are only half full.ll need educating, straining the resources of their hosts. and the un has warned the exodus may be helping to spread a new malaria epidemic to neighbouring countries. venezuela's problems are becoming the region's problems. pregnant women in wales are to become the first in the uk to receive a new noninvasive test for down‘s syndrome. the blood test, available from monday on the nhs is said to be more accurate, safer and less stressful than existing screenings. but there are concerns it could lead to more terminations. the evanses from maesteg another child to go along with ffion, who is nine, and eight—year—old morgan. morgan has down‘s syndrome, an unexpected result of pregnancy, so this time around, rachel and gavin paid to have a noninvasive prenatal test to find out whether their third child would also have the condition. regardless of whatever the test comes back, we would be having the baby anyway. it was just more for peace of mind, so we could just prepare and give us time to

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mr pence called on mr maduro to allow humanitarian aid to reach venezuelans facing shortages of food the chief executive of the world's largest advertising agency, wpp, has resigned. sir martin sorrell, who had been at the helm of the firm for 33 years, stepped down even though an internal investigation cleared him of misusing company funds. he said the claims had put "unnecessary pressure on the business". four years since more than 200 nigerian school girls were kidnapped by the jihadist group boko haram, their parents are renewing calls for their release. more than a hundred of the chibok girls are still missing. nigeria's president says disagreements within the militant group have led to setbacks in negotiations .but he insists his government would not give up. lebo diseko has more. it's a road no parent would ever want to walk. four years since their children were kidnapped by boko haram, mothers, fathers and the community in chibok march to demand action. truly our people are traumatised, especially the mothers. we are suffering for sin, for check and look about our children. w

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in a sign of regional disapproval host country peru had already withdrawn an invitation for venezuelan president nicolas maduro. but after the other high profile cancellations punishment carried the same way john homan. leader. ecuador's president has confirmed that the death of two journalists and their driver who were kidnapped last month they were taken by a faction of colombia's former fox journalists while on assignment for the quito based and camo stay on use paper on the border between ecuador and colombia and they were taken on the twenty sixth of march. egypt's army says eight of its soldiers and fourteen fighters from an armed group have been killed in fighting in central sinai egypt has been fighting in northern sinai for several years the government has extended a state of emergency in the vision for the next three months it was first imposed last year following the bombings of two christian churches. to south africa now with a funeral of anti apartheid activists when a monday is being held in her hometown of software to south africa's new president . and american civil rig

majority countries and in this third our attempt at a travel ban some north koreans were added and venezuelan diplomats. c.h.a.d. was removed a couple weeks ago. this was tied by the white house back to a promise donald trump made when he was a candidate to deliver on the total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states, those were his words. this is that project now finally getting to the highest court in the land. >> as far as the positioning or at least georgetown university, where do you stand on it? did you contribute anything to the supreme court? >> i am proud to be sig tear to an am cuss brief, friend of the court brief joined by 51 former national security officials to both parties. our view this doesn't address a national security threat. it holds up national security as a pretense. when this proclamation went into effect it kept 150 million people from entering this country with the stroke of a pen. that's not the sort of aapproach to counterterrorism i or my colleagues are familiar with. threats come from individuals, that's why we have an individualized vetting s

has banned all venezuelan airlines from flying into the country for the next ninety days is in response of as well opening a three month ban on keep businesses including airline coppa from operating within its borders began when panama labeled present because we're a high risk for money laundering oil rich azerbaijan has been ruled by members of the family for twenty five years the presence assumed office after his father died in two thousand and three and is expected to win a fourth term on wednesday but human rights groups accuse him of undermining democracy by giving top jobs to family has more. it's boom time for azerbaijan bolstered by multi-billion dollar oil deposits under the caspian sea the journey from crumbling soviet republic to this has been turbulent. as the nation gets richer while the family have remained firmly at the helm. when the soviet union collapsed in one nine hundred ninety one investment in the oil industry dried up mass unemployment followed the country was also locked in a war with neighboring armenia over the disputed enclave of new gold a kind of tensions r