ian watson _ sir keir starmer here? yes, i think so. ian watson who _ sir keir starmer here?es, i think so. ian watson who spoke - sir keir starmer here? yes, i think so. ian watson who spoke earlier i sir keir starmer here? yes, i think i so. ian watson who spoke earlier was absolutely right. starmer had a difficult introduction because he accepted his leadership when he won for the labour should party over zoom, during the pandemic. that was very hard. equally, let's face it, people don't pay attention to the leader of the opposition most of the time, they are not the person in charge of making the decision that has an effect on their lives. until it is time for the election, they think do i want discharge in —— what do i want this guy in charge? we have had a lot of keir starmer�*s story before and other peoples just haven't. i think it is really important that he is tying that back story of working class background in

katy watson, bbc news.m admitted it had been the victim of theft — saying up to 2,000 items from its collections were missing, stolen or damaged. many were ancient greek and roman objects removed from its storerooms, with some put on ebay. for a new bbc news investigation, our culture editor katie razzall has had special access to the museum. i can see a lot of white dots, what does that mean? the white dots on my way of marking out the ones that come from the british museum. if danish antiquities dealer dr ittai gradel is right, then you are looking at ancient gems that were stolen from the british museum, treasures he bought in good faith over years. how many gems here do you think belong to the british museum? i think it's about 150 here and roughly the same amount in my drawer over there. more than two years before the global scandal about the thefts was revealed, ittai had warned the museum that an insider was selling its artefacts online. back then, he was rebuffed. at first i was in shock, almost par

i'm going to speak to ian watson, our political. speak to ian watson, our political correspondent inpeak to ian watson, our political correspondent injust a moment. i want to run you through the state of play right now in terms of what the numbers tell us. with an election not far away, let's take a look at what the polls are telling us. what you can see here is the average level of party support across recent polls. the labour party are on 45% — a significant lead over the conservatives on 235. reform uk are on 11% — with the liberal democrats on 9%. the greens are on 6 per cent with the scottish national party on 3 per cent. joining me now is our political correspondent iain watson. we were talking earlier about that labour message being all about change, but if you look at the polls, if theyjust do nothing, just stay where they are, that can be enough to get star made the keys to number ten. i think there are opportunities in labour dangers for labour. the opportunities as they would see it, the opportunity to win back a win overfor the first time, the opportunity to win back a wi

katy watson, bbc news. earlier, i spoke tojustine mcmahon from the care international ngo, a humanitarian agency helping with relief efforts. my my understanding is that the authorities are still conducting assessments. they have also launched rescue missions for the survivors. the priority at the moment is to move the survivors to safer ground because as your correspondence just mentioned the land is still quite unstable.— the land is still quite unstable. . ., ., unstable. what are some of the challenges _ unstable. what are some of the challenges rescuers _ unstable. what are some of the challenges rescuers are - unstable. what are some of the challenges rescuers are facing? j challenges rescuers are facing? 0ne challenges rescuers are facing? one of the great challenges is the location. there is one main access road where you can go into the affected areas. a significant part of that has been destroyed so the authorities are desperately trying to repair that section of the road. another one, of

katy watson, bbc news.e deeply shocked and saddened to learn of the devastating landslide in enga, and the tragic loss of so many lives, homes and food gardens. " he goes on to say they send their "most heartfelt condolences to the families and communities who have suffered so much as a result of this appallingly traumatic event. papua new guinea is very much in our special thoughts and prayers." to georgia, where a parliamentary vote is to take place on tuesday, which is almost certain to overturn a presidential veto on a controversial law that has sparked weeks of protests in the country. this was tbilisi on sunday. it comes after the legal affairs committee decided to allow the parliamentary vote on the "foreign influence" law to go ahead. the legislation will require non—government and media organisations receiving more than a fifth of their funding from overseas to register as foreign agents. critics argue that it will stifle dissent. the president had vetoed the legislation last week, describing it as

sharida greer, tyler watson, tyler renrick arrested on charges of bringing ammunition onto the islandurth american, michael lee eva evans, is back home awaiting sentencing on medical release. >> i have a lot of fear and anxiety as to what's going to happen. and i'm hoping that the judge finds some compassion and leniency in the situation that i'm in. >> reporter: renrick, a 31-year-old paramedic from virginia, pled guilty to two counts of ammunition possession, rounds he says were accidentally left in his bag after a trip to a gun range at home. his sentencing hearing is next week. 45-year-old sharida greer was detained 11 days ago on a mother's day trip. the florida mother and grandmother taken into custody after ammunition was found in her bag on her way back to the states. greer says she was handcuffed to a chair for three nights at the police station. ultimately charged with one count of ammunition possession. >> i'm devastated. i've never experienced anything like this in my life. never. and this was the hardest thing i ever done in my life. >> reporter: greer currently living in

a warning katy watson's report contains some distressing images.ait for it to arrive, there is nothing else for it. they are digging through debris with any tool they can find. nearly four days on from the landslide, few bodies have been pulled from the rubble. while this family is able to bury their loved one, not many here are being afforded this moment. translation: l have 18 - of my family members buried under the debris and soil that i'm standing on, and a lot more family members in the village i cannot count. i am the landowner here, but i cannot retrieve the bodies, so i'm standing here helplessly. it was three in the morning on friday when the landslide struck, wiping out well over 100 houses while residents were asleep. the problem is, it is so deep, it is really difficult to recover the bodies from underneath the heavy debris. and the land is still sliding, rocks are continuing to fall. papua new guinea has called for international assistance. neighbouring australia has already responded and humanitarian agencies are on the ground. but mo

watson, i'm going to start with you. yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: how many square feet do you rent? >> it's 2,500-plus square feet. >> judge judy: and then you sublet that space... >> correct. >> judge judy: ...to other people for commercial purposes. >> yes. >> judge judy: and one of the people that you sublet to was the plaintiff, and you sublet to her for the purpose of running a beauty salon out of a small space. how many square feet? >> maybe 300 square feet. >> judge judy: and on what date

uh, the state department issued a statement saying that the watson trajectory of georgia is its risk from what we gather here in please see the government says that actually again accuses the boss of the, of interfering in domestic politics. saying that the ideas that are funding from brussels in washington are floating revolution here, but people here uh on the streets of to b. c. they say that they don't believe the government. they say that the government is doing everything to stop them from joining the the campaign for the countries elections as planned for up to by it's, it's, it's, it's fully on the way, how could all this impacts the electro process? many observers say that the ex over elections kilometer elections, they are going to be crucial for the, for the georgia direction. we can see that the current government is, is increasingly uh, anti watson at least if we look at the rectory. but the opposition is also very fragmented at this point. so it's, it's going to be very interesting to watch whether the current government will manage to retain the power the bill will act

katy watson, thank ou.riasi is from the international committee of the red cross — he's in papua new guinea. you are in port moresby, quite a way from where the land had happened. but what are you hearing from underground?— but what are you hearing from underuround? . ~' ,, ., ., underground? thank you for having me. at underground? thank you for having me- at the — underground? thank you for having me. at the moment, _ underground? thank you for having me. at the moment, it's _ underground? thank you for having me. at the moment, it's too - underground? thank you for having me. at the moment, it's too early. underground? thank you for having l me. at the moment, it's too early to give a detailed assessment of the impact of the landslide. 0ur teams do not have access to the area at the moment. as mentioned, we hear that more than 100 houses have been buried with people inside. at the moment, we cannot give a full estimate of the situation on the ground. we might be able to give an account of the situation o

. >> reporter: bryan also has a roommate, american ryan watson from oklahoma who, oddly enough, is facingre. >> it every night before bed, we're here just praying, talking. >> yeah. >> talking about our kids, our families. >> making plans for when we get back home. >> reporter: the pair sharing the same legal counsel, each of them charged with leaving unlicensed ammunition inside their bags. and bryan and ryan aren't alone. recently, two other americans also facing the same serious charges. in a law that dates back as far as 2010, tourists and locals are prohibited from carrying firearms or ammunition. in the u.s., people can fly with unloaded firearms and ammunition in their checked luggage. over the following years, americans who were arrested for carrying ammo were briefly jailed, paid thousands of dollars in fines, and could come home. but in 2022, the island nation passed a stricter amendment to the law that now mandates the minimum 12-year prison sentence. abc news reached out to the government of turks and caicos, and so far has received no response. turks and caicos is an archipel

to discuss the latest in the election, i am joined by our correspondent rob watson.ople talking tonight about the fact that one of the best known members of parliament, michael gove, is hanging up his hat in a few weeks from now. >> absolutely. if you were to think of modern british politics, politics of the last 20 years as one of those tv series, which people binge watch, michael gove would be one of the st principled and colorful characters in the conservative party from 2005 onward. he's been very close to all of its leaders, then falling out with them, buddies with david cameron, boris johnson, buddies, fell back in, one of the architects of leave. someone who was a neocon when it came to foreign policy, loved bashing leftists, experts when it came to policy, and led the league campaign, one of the architects with it alongside boris johnson. extraordinarily colorful character. he is going and many will see that as a sign, along with all the other mps as you mentioned, a sign that maybe it is a sinking ship. >> not just about 17 conservative mps but about 20 or s

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katy watson, bbc news, sydney.situation, i spoke tojustine mcmahon from care international, a humanitarian agency helping with relief efforts. my understanding is that the authorities are still conducting assessments and also launched rescue missions for the survivors and the priority at the moment is to move the survivors the safety grounds because the correspondent is quite unstable. what are some of the challenges that rescuers face? one is the access road where you can get to the affected areas which has been destroyed and they are desperately trying to repair that section of the road and another one is on the ground which means the rescuers have to certainly go with great urgency and also great caution and it is just the style of the emergency is an immense challenge for the rescuers. what is care australia doing to help communities affected? at the moment, we're waiting for approval of the authorities before we can go in and once that approval is given, we will provide immediate food, water and some hygiene a

and a fellow american wine ryan watson, rather he is also going to be in court. he's expected to decide whether he is going to plead guilty to his charges or if he's going to go to trial. now, both of these appearances come days after heydrich was allowed to return home, after a judge handed down that 52 weeks suspended sentence, and issued him a fine. now the 40 year-old, he boarded a flight back to pennsylvania on friday, just hours after that, judge ruled in his case and found that there were quote, exceptional circumstances. now hagrid maintained he told officials all along that he did not know that the hunting ammunition was in his luggage when he visited the country earlier this year. now, here now is hagrid and his wife on just all of the uncertainty that really played out on friday remember, he was facing the possibility of spending 12 years in prison he sent me a list of everything that he would have needed for prison. and we write down the green suitcase and that was the they're not good suitcase. >> doomsday. doomsday suitcase literally had two suitcas

let's speak to our sydney correspondent katy watson.it calmed tensions enough, as some feared civil war, over proposed voting changes? welcome i think this visited by emmanuel macron is a very difficult, risky visit even because of the divide in the country is such that we have seen the unrest ever since the beginning of last week. he said as he arrived but this was about bringing peace and security to the country, it's also about giving support to a country that has been hard—hit economically in the past four years stop of the most delicate conversation, of course, will come when it comes to politics and the future of new caledonia and the future of new caledonia and i think they are going to be the hardest challenge for him as he meets elected representatives is not clear whether any representatives from the kanak community, which is about 40% of the community, is about 40% of the community, is prepared to meet him. the intention is to bring me country together but i think it will be a tough challenge, certainly, withjust will be a to

since the secuity law watson posed, but be taken at home call in 2020. and if the child took a light loss report over a 100 days and it involved over 40 defendants. so this is indeed a mosque prosecution, and it is deemed, it is themes as the laws is wrong about the whole of possession came at once. um, by using these conspiracy to the person in charge. so for many pro democracy support, this is not only of the dates on the defendants themselves, but also on that you opened in the move because of the task primary election in the, in the back then over 600000 people voted in that election to, to choose the candidate to represent them. i'm running for the election. and so, um, also um this trash has to cover most of the most influential fingers that home call, including joshua well and many common and folding all make us and also leading active this. so um, it will definitely have huge impact on the whole society as a whole. so for team guilty to not guilty, what next is expected in this landmark case? well, um the 47, the 45 come sick to defendants will h

so avondale watson, it's 7 phase long. general election is climate and election issue is development. wanted to cuz i didn't diaz, climate goals and bushes enough and is green growth the way forward. the new style proudly shows off the solar panels on the roof of daily's. metro. metro is one of the green flagship projects of the cities, energy and transportation transition. the solar panels are not only installed on the roof, but also on the trains themselves. any micro asthma and not a mock on the one. it wasn't meant by the grid. we want to generate a lot of energy around a 3rd of the metro is the electricity already comes from solar energy to share a set to grow, to 50 percent within the next decade. but this is just one small building block in india as plan to become an international power house for green energy, with several mega projects. the country aims to triple, let's renewables by 2030, and do use renewable energy capacity as multiply it in the past 2 years. it's sharon, the energy mix is almost equal to that of

katy watson, bbc news, sydney. most successful songwriters, richard m sherman, who has died at the age of 95. he wrote over 150 songs with his brother robert for classic films such as mary poppins, jungle book and chitty chitty bang bang. here's our culture reporter victoria bourne. # it's... supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. generations of families will be familiar with the work of richard m sherman. alongside his late brother robert he won two 0scars in 1965 for the score of mary poppins. # now i'm the king of the swingers, oh. # the jungle vip... some of their best—known songs include thejungle book's i wanna be like you. # i wanna be a man, man cub. # stroll right into town. and chitty chitty bang bang. # chitty chitty bang bang, we love you. during his long career he won numerous awards, including three grammys, and received 2a gold and platinum albums. he was described as being a key member of walt disney's inner circle of creative talents. the boss of the walt disney company, bob iger, paid tribute to him,

the top georgian politician said the measures was needed to prevent watson power from smoking. the country a little bit of game or time, or there have been several political minority protest actions in recent weeks. and those rallies in our meetings today differ in one main principle. those rallies were held in a spirit of slavery. those rallies were held under the slogan, we will become a member of the european union at the expense of sovereignty, independence, and traditional values. these people did not understand one thing. if the plague i e radical opposition, n g o's and their patrons take away sovereignty, independence and values. then in this case, both the european union and the entire country will be left behind for the west, georgia and ukraine are like cannon fodder. they've pushed georgia against russia back in 2008, and in 20142022. they put ukraine in an even worse situation. the main reason for the aggression of the global war party against georgia is that despite great efforts, they failed to turn it into a 2nd front which could have been achieved if their agen

well, who is watson here? hmm, that means the numbers are fake. well it turns out like this.second, the man turned out to be your agent. and thirdly , an electronic tag was found in a man’s shoe. black mark. is this a freak? gribanyuk, and this gribanyuk, he figured somewhere in the latest cases, yes, in this case of the salon, well, clearly, his sidekick was killed, and the drifter was a raider, a bandit, well, yes, there was such a thing, about a raid on a communications salon buevich led, gribanyuk gave me a tattoo of a drifter, if only i could find out all this, but how? yes, it’s very simple, i beg you, they counted it, pressed it to the wall, and it split. what is this anyway is that, bastard? who is this? marya sergeevna, a petty swindler, about five years ago i took him from a brigade of scammers, i cleaned the pockets of spectators. volodya, so gribanyuk gave me one goblin back then, well, he was so cold, selanty. how about in honor of your joining the police? listen, guys, you asked for it yourself. but we’re interested in where this little guy lived, how you met, w

and ian watson i northern ireland. thank you very i much indeed. and ian watson thank you to.hor of keir starmer the biography. for a lot of voters out there they will turning their attention to who they were waiting for in this election. keir starmer can appear a slightly remote figure for some according to public opinion polls. with all the time you spent with him, how would you describe it in a couple of sentences? i him, how would you describe it in a couple of sentences?— couple of sentences? i think he is someone who _ couple of sentences? i think he is someone who came _ couple of sentences? i think he is someone who came from - couple of sentences? i think he is someone who came from quite i couple of sentences? i think he is someone who came from quite a | couple of sentences? i think he is - someone who came from quite a micra class background. a big part of the story is about aspiration and getting out and getting on and becoming a very successful lawyer and then, going into politics. that determination and drive that he has got in terms of changing the labour party

katy watson, bbc news, sydney.ent emmanuel macron has begun his state visit to germany want to take you to berlin now — these are live pictures — french president emmanuel macron has begun his state visit to germany which will last for three days. this is the first state visit to germany by a french president for nearly a quarter of a century. the visit is intended to highlight franco—german unity at a time of disagreement between mr macron and chancellor 0laf scholz on several key issues including the war in ukraine. the french president will also visit dresden and munster, before taking part in a joint cabinet meeting with mr scholz near berlin on tuesday. next to the israel—gaza war. for the first time in several months hamas has launched a missile attack on israel. the israeli military says at least eight rockets were launched from the rafah area of southern gaza, most of which it intercepted. some did get through — landing in open fields — but no injuries or significant damage has been reported. 0ur correspond

okay, well we said that the 2 insurance delve ation would go to bed watson, his condition and cause us to lose him. we desperately hyperspace, quick release to save his life. feeling he was fighting death. his health and illness when neglected, and his condition deteriorated significantly. as long as administrative detention exists, it hangs over the heads of the palestinian people like a sold. we fit any rest campaign. well when the h, whenever we hear about any grades this constant anxiety is all reality. the south africa is general parliamentary elections are to kick off in less than a day. and well, millions of voters are ready to decide their nation's future are local correspondent, and all over. you can go take a look at how the former and incumbent south african leaders are competing in the race. the ones that were free, but now they're all enemies. they have to see an opposing forces in these directions. one head to to buy the car in prison. so i'm a pull stuff to add that by the former president jacobs. it was a very different pick. so back in 2012, when the pay became in thes

katy watson, bbc news. to discuss the response, i spoke to mate bagossy.esponse in papua new guinea. the latest we've been hearing is there is an evacuation order in place for almost 8,000 people as the ground is still moving. what's the latest that you can tell us about that? are people able to get out? thank you for having me. so, yes, around approximately almost 8,000 people have been identified as living in an area that's under imminent threat of further landslide. and therefore, we need to organise significantly — a big evacuation, some people live in areas that are much more exposed than others, by evacuation is probably needed while we also await for further geological expertise of the affected area. mate, are you getting the help that is needed there on the ground? because i know that it's difficult terrain, there's been a request for international aid workers to be able to access area — is that coming? we've seen scenes of people having to dig through that area with whatever they have at hand. so, yes, there are two sides to this. one is the searc

commissioner watson. aye. walton aye. we have six ayes and the motion ask approved. >> thankro you madam clerk. >> the next item is item number 5, amend the adopted fiscal 2023/2024 budget to increase revenues. decrease expenditures by 7,975 and increase other financing sources by 51,974. this is an action item. >> m. dorsey: items 5 and 6 were herd at the timma committee last month. staff ismo not planning to mac a presentation today but can do so if requested as well as answer any questions if any of my colleagues have any. are there any questions or comments on item number 5? seeing no one on roster, since we took public comment at committee, we do not need to do so again. al many and we do not need a motion. roll calll on item 5. >> clerk: commissioner chen. chen ant. chair dorsey. >> aye. >> commissioner engardio. enguard yes absent. vice chair mandelman. aye. commissioner melgar. aye. commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> peskin, aye. commissioner preston, preston aye. commissioner safie. absent. commissioner stephanie. s

the city where according to eye witnesses, the describe for scenes of vast majority of residential watson buildings in the eastern part, particularly not. but i'm neighborhood and janina neighborhood then the eastern part of the law had been right. as more buildings have been a weird, completely on and is really time to norma vehicles are creating these pop it throughout the rubble of carving deeper into the area. very close to a rough i crossing even though it's really military, withdrew slowly from the area on the vicinity of the crossing. but it's still the, the crossing itself is within the range. it was really shows and an on fire just making it very difficult. not only for people, those who remain and they are trying to leave for a civil defense that grew for paramedics to get to the area and save lives. and that would save those who, who are injured as a result of the intense bombing campaign. but silver looking at large number of people of casualties reported to the field hospital in the western part of robust city. and also a little bit further to the north to gather as young hos

watson troops are continuing to improve the types of who positions on the fi lives over the last over the past 2 days. and i say the russian army has taken control of 9 villages in equal harkell region, zaleski react, and say that by firing the top come on to of his troops in the province. rushes defies them as he has released. also video footage ukrainian sold explaining why they decided to surrender. i remember it enough. i see it there. we were in physicians together with our comrades in the morning. there wasn't a salt camino where a few of us loved initially and we took up a defensive position then called the evening. there was another salt and i realized horace around it. it was gone far from all directions, a grenade, flew into our try and shut tropical ones. and we decided to lay down on the way to do that. we were fighting against the russians in a battle of may 10. they weren't throwing grenades at us. we took cover in the bunker, one of our comrades designated the grenay to avoid being taken prisoner. after that we surrendered. we raised our hands back not to be killed and

bbc political commentator rob watson shared your thoughts on this matter.hink the reason why he came out with that statement, we're getting hints from sources close to mr. sunak, is that he decided it couldn't get any better. and the idea that people will start to feel better economically in the coming months, even if that happens. they are unlikely to thank the conservatives, and he was also afraid of accusations from the opposition that he was allegedly clinging to power, so despite the fact that the conservatives are far behind by an average of 21% in the ratings, he decided that here in action, 14 years of political gravity against us, 14 years in power, seems like the best, or should i say the least bad, thing that could be done, but it's also true that... that the main opposition labor party needs, so to speak, a jump in support of over 12%. this is even more than tony blair managed to achieve in 1997. when labor beat the conservatives after the conservatives had been in power for a long time, it's a tall order for the conservatives to break that line

we said that the tool trend stuff ation would go to bed watson, his condition, and cause us to lose him. we desperately hopes, please quick release to save his life. feeling he was fighting death, his health and illness when neglected, and his condition deteriorated significantly. as long as administrative detention accesses, it hangs over the heads of the policy and people like a so we say any risk campaign? well, when the age, whenever we hear about any grades, this constant anxiety is all reality. the south africa is general parliamentary elections are to kicked off in less than a day. and while a 1000000 of voters are ready to decide their nation's future, our local correspondence and all of who you can get. it takes a look at how the former and incumbent in south african leaders are competing in the race. once they will freeze, for now, they'll offer enemies to see an opposing forces in these directions. one head, that's why the car in prison. so i'm a pull us by the former president jacobs. it was a very different pick. so back in 2012, when the pay became is these 1st and 2nd in

brown university is watson university. watson institute has estimated that a total of more than $4000.00 civilians have been killed in the us war on terror. or the pentagon has responded to the public outcry by say that it would seem to reduce civilian debt. all right, you're not in a fit most case and i've gotten this then 2 years ago, a bunch to us drilling strike killed 10 people after the target was mis identified, a regular host in political commentators. steve gill says that the u. s. military relies too much on technology. i think unfortunately, you have to depend on uh, personal intelligence. uh again, all the computers, all the drones, all the i in the sky can't replace the importance of, of boots on the ground, people on the ground. so we're getting human intelligence and the, i think, reliance on technology and kind of letting human intelligence slip to the back. that's as nothing good it's with us or for anybody that's trying to operate in these kinds of conditions. i think we saw some of the same things in the

katy watson, bbc news, sydney.onies being held in the capital, tbilisi. it comes as the country continues to grapple with the mass protests against a controversial, so—called "foreign agents" law which opponents believe would put georgia's independence at risk. 0ur correspondent rayhan demytrie is in tblisi. this military hardware is produced in georgia, and today it's on display for all the public to come and take selfies, photographs here. georgia is marking its independence day, and a short while ago, there was an official ceremony here with the participation of different army units and speeches from the country's pro—western ceremonial president and the country's prime minister. this celebration of georgia's independence comes at a time of a deep political crisis in the country, triggered by the passing of a controversial law, the so—called "foreign agents" law, which the georgian government introduced in early april. we've seen over five weeks now mass protests in the streets of the capital, tbilisi, and in ot

now we can see that the relationship between watson, georgia, is the lowest point on the sale. even though the bill is adopted as c o, b a u is urging you to change the dynamic you urging to to reconsider this decision urgent the government. but uh, as we can see there was a trying and everything to over this to retire. and so from happening in, in georgia, but the government says that they want to award more uh, in georgia. they say that dresser to all the parts of the country and they, they, they are trying to sell this bill as a, as a and use on civil society groups. dragging georgia into the war with, with the leadership of the west. that's the official narrative. the of the government and the protests don't believe in body that claims they say that uh for, for, for ruining plot, it's important to maintain, that's called the either power. and that's why the answer do you think there are passive laws that is going to help them to win the parliamentary elections? now the question is, how we can talk about fair and transparent deluxe since one, the election boards dogs indepen

katy watson, bbc news. discuss is mate bagossy, who is leading the un development programme's humanitarian response in papua new guinea. good to have you. the latest we've been hearing is there is an evacuation order in place for almost 8000 people as the ground is still moving. what's the latest that you can tell us about that? are people able to get out? about that? are people able to net out? . ~' ,, about that? are people able to net out? ., ~ i. ., ., get out? thank you for having me. so get out? thank you for having me- so yes. _ get out? thank you for having me. so yes, around _ me. so yes, around approximately almost 8000 people have been identified as leaving the area that's under imminent threat of further landslide. therefore, we need to organise significantly — does need some preparation, some people live in areas that are much more exposed than others, by evacuation is probably needed while we also await for further geological expertise. await for further geological expertise-_ await for furthe

watson. and the answer is, of course, further escalation says, a real danger and this, and of course, the implications of the us eventually be brought into this. i suspect that will be reluctant to do that, but we will say more than 2 years of all, we have cross the point of escalation, many times having to instead of being one use of escalation from russia for example, that will be nuclear plants are example and nothing much has come to pass on the, i'll be not including a new phase in the war, in which creative ideas are required for the next steps, as well as different sports at models late. and of course, what we have now did not have and 2022 is a real prospect of you crating defeat. it's every asset we've made in the past has largely failed during sanctions now costing about for ideas. but this will be very significant to be having a west to combat troops engaging with russian forces and that is extremely significant. and by the way, we talk a lot of new came up there, all kinds of step

katy watson, bbc news.art of northern nigeria are hiding in the bush, out of fear of further kidnappings. it comes after more than 100 people were reported missing and ten people killed, after militants abducted residents of from a remote village in the west african nation. fighters suspected to be part of the group boko haram reportedly carried out the attack in niger state, in the remote village of kuchi. the region has seen an increase in similar attacks in recent months. it's estimated more than 500 people have been kidnapped by armed groups in north—central nigeria this year. 0ur africa correspondent simi jolaoso reports from lagos. it was mainly women and children that were taken from this remote village in niger state called kuchi. those who are left are terrified — one resident told me people are hiding in bushes, especially after some of the raters returned on sunday night. now i spoke to the niger state commissionerfor spoke to the niger state commissioner for homeland security — he first of all d

insert with ryan and valerie watson. they were celebrating a fronts 40th birthday and actually trying to go home. they were at an airport there in turks and caicos trying to return home when airport security found ammo inside of their luggage. according to a gofundme, the family says that they unknowingly left that ammo in a duffel bag after a deer hunting trips. so a hunter here, valid curry, was released on bail, but ryan ryan was forced to pay $15,000. suppose that bond and then had to relinquish his passport so he's still there and turks and caicos, it's very important that here in the you can actually travel with guns and ammo inside of check luggage. but in turks and caicos, that is strictly forbidden and it can be a very costly mistake. violators face a minimum of 12 years in prison. i also want to show you the other americans, if we bring up that list again, there's tyler when rich, 31 years old of virginia, he is still in custody. he has not posted bond according to the government there, michael evans, 72 years

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katy watson, bbc news, sydney.ve of papua new guinea who joins us from port moresby. nicholas, thank you forjoining us. tell us more about the situation on the ground at the moment. how is the search and rescue operation going, as far as you know? it’s rescue operation going, as far as you know?— rescue operation going, as far as you know? it's very much, as our as you know? it's very much, as your correspondent _ as you know? it's very much, as your correspondent described i your correspondent described it. the army is there and engineers from the army and heavy equipment is being dispatched. supplies left the provincial capital earlier today, so there is water and food and other non—food items are on their way to the affected communities, so police are there, defence are there, local government are there and un agencies and other international partners are there, all contributing to the relief efforts. there was some preliminary supplies delivered to the communities over the weekend and those have been replenishe

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so hagerich's attorney is also representing watson at the american who will decide whether he's going to take that plea in the case now, over the weekend, his wife told cnn that they plan on essentially presenting the same argument here, right? which is that watson did not know that he had ammunition and his bag and that the judge should use discretion. john, a lot of the us officials that have been pretty critical of how officials and the turks and caicos islands have handled this situation were quick to applaud what happened on friday. and so the hope going into today is that this one american that will be sentenced today, we'll have a similar fate and that the the other american that will have his hearing, he'll decide whether he's going to plead guilty to the charges or face trial. >> john, what we will see if this is a trend in the sentencing, or i call a source. thank you very much for that. so a tragic mistake. that is what is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling a strike that killed dozens of civilians. we've got new reporting this morning on if that mistaken as

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