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but the world food _ any food shortage. but the world food programme . any food shortage. s ramping up world food programme is ramping up its food distributions, to reach around 1.5 million people. the un's humanitarian chief mark lowe cox goes further. —— lowcock. it's a clear warning, if food insecurity exists than accessing those in need remains problematic and more starvation and death will follow. mark lobel, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: all over after 1a years: the final episode of the kardashians' reality tv series is broadcast around the world. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping - in his cot at home. early this evening, - the new prince was taken by his mother and father

world| food shortage. but the world food programme _ food shortage. but the world food programme is - food shortage. ge. but the world i food programme is ramping up its few distributions to reach around 1.5 million people. and the un's manor terry in chief, mark lowcock goes further, there is a famine now, adding, this is going to get a lot worse. is a clear warning. if insecurity persists, and accessing those in need remains problematic, more starvation and death will follow. mark lobel and death will follow. mark lobel, bbc news. france is to scale down counter—terrorism operations in the sahel region of west africa after eight years. more than 5,000 troops are deployed in the area as part of operation barkhane to fight a growing islamist insurgency. the remnants of the french force will be incorporated into a broader international mission. earlier, french president, emmanuel macron, gave the reasons behind his decision. translation: the desired result is obviously _ translation: the desired result is obviously to _ translation: the desired result is obviously to reduce _ translation: the desired

world news america. still to come on tonight's programme: we have a special report from indian—administered kashmir, where young people literally have a mountain to climb in order to get an education. the world food—like conditions because of the worst drought in more than a0 years. more than1 million people are facing hunger. bbc�*s chief international correspondent lyse doucet tells us more. here, you have a peaceful corner of southern africa in madagascar, exclusively driven by climate change. and david beasley, the executive director of the world food programme, described it as a silent crisis in a forgotten corner because, drought after drought after drought, year after year after year, the people of southern madagascar have been living with the devastating consequences of climate change in their lives. it's the only country in the world where people on the brink of famine are not involved in a major conflict. and it's difficult now the crisis are exacerbated even more, because it's difficult to get food to people because of the global pandemic. this pandemic has disrupted education for an entire generation of young people worldwide. but for students in the disputed indian—administered regio

but the world food programme is ramping up its food distributions to reach around one and a half millionic, more starvation and death will follow. mark lobel, bbc news. in other news... the us department ofjustice will investigate efforts by the trump administration to seize cell phone data of democrats in the us house or representatives. this comes after a report in the new york times alleged that officials subpoenaed adam schiff�*s phone records from apple in an attempt to find out who was behind leaks of classified information. the biden white house has called it an example of abuse of power. the un human rights commissioner michelle bachelet has warned of imminent further bloodshed and suffering in myanmar as violence escalates in the country. the comment comes amid reports of a military build—up in several areas. she said she's received reports that the burmese army has killed more than 800 people since the military coup in february. water levels in the largest reservoir in the united states have dropped to historic lows as western states face a severe drought. lake mead along the a

the world food programme says tens of thousands of people in southern madagascar are living in famine—like with drought after drought. david beasley said wealthy nations had a moral obligation to help. india�*s health ministry says a new mutation of the delta variant of coronavirus is now a variant of concern in the country. labelled delta plus, around two dozen cases have been detected. early testing shows it is likely to be more transmissible and that vaccines or antibodies might not offer as much protection. europe�*s football authorities are facing a growing backlash over a decision not to allow a stadium in munich to be lit with rainbow colours for wednesday�*s match between germany and hungary. the city asked it to do so as a gesture of tolerance — sparked by recent a hungarian law banning what�*s been termed the promotion of homosexuality to under—18s. this is what they had in mind. this is what they had in mind. this should be normal in sport and the target is that food to be as normal and i believe that small gestures are a step in the right direction. i small gestures are a step

the world food programme says tens of thousands of people in southern madagascar are living in famine—likesays the crisis has been caused by climate change, with drought after drought. david beasley said wealthy nations had a moral obligation to help. the usjustice department says it's taken control of more than 30 websites belonging to iranian state broadcasters and three operated by an iranian—backed hezbollah militia. websites belonging to state controlled press tv and al alam are among those displaying us government agency seals with a message that they've been seized. new zealand is increasingly covid—i9 alert level in wellington after a visitor from australia tested positive for the delta variant of the virus. it means people must follow social distancing rules in offices and schools and bans gatherings of more than 100, including at weddings and funerals. the indian health ministry says a new mutation of the delta variant of coronavirus is now a varied of concern in the country. labelled delta path, around 12 cases have been detected so far — — two dozen cases. early testing said it

the world food programme says more than half a million people are at severe risk of famine, and anotheris seven times worst than it was just a year ago. seven times more children are in trouble. we are facing the worst drought in over a0 years, and this is an area where people depend on their own agriculture. these two young children are orphans being cared for by another local woman who has three children of her own. translation: we have nothing left. _ their mother is dead, and my husband his dead. what do you want me to say? 0ur life is all about looking for cactus leaves again and again to survive. many people have had to leave and, as the effects of climate change intensify, more will soon follow. the world health organization says drought could displace 700 million people by 2030. courtney bembridge, bbc news the former philippine president has died at the age of 61. had been taken to hospital on thursday. the former liberal party chief belong to an influential elliptical dynasty opposed to the hardline role and his father, a senator, was assassinated in 1983 after the people powe

the world food programme says more than half a million people are at severe risk of famine, and another them. it is seven times worst than it was just a year ago. seven times more children are in trouble. we are facing the worst drought in over a0 years, and this is an area where people depend on their own agriculture. these two young children are orphans being cared for by another local woman who has three children of her own. translation: we have nothing left. _ their mother is dead, and my husband his dead. what do you want me to say? 0ur life is all about looking for cactus leaves again and again to survive. many people have had to leave and, as the effects of climate change intensify, more will soon follow. the world health organization says drought could displace 700 million people by 2030. courtney bembridge, bbc news stay with us here, we will have all of the latest, it's a busy time with the european championships, all the sports news to come, and how schools are overcoming the singapore mental health stigma to support students stressed out by the pandemic. members of the neo—n

the world food programme says tens of thousands of people in southern madagascar are living in famine—likeaid wealthy nations had a moral obligation to help. india�*s health ministry says a new mutation of the delta variant of coronavirus is now a variant of concern in the country. labelled, delta plus, around two dozen cases have been detected. early testing shows it is likely to be more transmissible and that vaccines or antibodies might not offer as much protection. europe�*s football authorities are facing a growing backlash over a decision not to allow a stadium in munich to be lit with rainbow colours for wednesday�*s match between germany and hungary. the city asked it to do so as a gesture of tolerance — sparked by recent a hungarian law banning what�*s been termed the promotion of homosexuality to under eighteens. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: employees of the dating app bumble get a week off to deal with pandemic burnout. members of the neo—nazi - resistance movement stormed the world trade centre, armed with pistols and shotguns. - we believe that, according to intern

the world food programme says more than half a million people are at severe risk of famine and anothern times worse than it was just a year ago. seven times more children are in trouble. we are facing the worst drought in over 40 years and this is an area where people depend on their own agriculture. these two young children are orphans being cared for by another local woman who has three children of her own. translation: we have nothing left, their mother is dead _ and my husband is dead. what do you want me to say? our life is all about looking for cactus leaves again and again to survive. many people have had to leave and as the effects of climate change intensify, more will soon follow. the world health organization says drought could displace 700 million people by 2030. a man from bristol is recovering after having coronavirus for nearly 300 days — longer than anyone else recorded in the world. dave smith, who is 72, had to have a special antibody treatment to beat the virus — which had been active inside him and causing symptoms for nearly a year. jon kay has been to meet him. al

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but he is doing at the world food programme is nothing less than miraculous. he is working so, so hard. his organization is working so hard. they won the nobel peace prize in 2020. i stayed up to watch it, because i wanted to see it. it was thrilling for me. i think it was thrilling for everybody to know that he, that the organization, won this prize. but i do have great concerns about the things he talked about, all these children, all these people marching towards starvation. the united states has to do more. we have to do more. how can we help? we need to do more, otherwise it will be a horrible stain on our soul as a nation if we allow this to happen, not only conflict areas, but areas of no conflict. because of climate change and all these other things, these people that are right now with food insecurity, marching towards starvation and we have to do something. >> thank you so much. thank you for your kind comments. just first on a ron and the jcpoa, we actually saw once they were out of the jcpoa, they actually increased the number of few sole tools tha

important this assistance is right now, we're working with the [inaudible] police services at the world food programme to provide, i think, more than 50 million dollars in immediate medical supplies. we are supporting the east jerusalem hospital network, and trying to use some cast and food fat just go directly to citizens, pivoting programs also water and sanitation because there were concerns that about disease outbreaks. and then of course there are displaced persons, again with the destruction that court, it means also we are looking out for [inaudible] its incredibly important, you know we have to be faithful to the taxpayer above all, and that we need to prevent these resources from falling into the wrong hands. everything in that region is vetted in accordance with the terror force act, and of course, that's you know, in order to prevent anything being diverted to moss is. in the case of the telephones act, it cannot benefited palestinian authority. there is the most vigilant an astringent scrutiny of our prime -- but also those sub guarantees under the prime once and i think that people can ha

but the world food programme is ramping up its food distributions to reach around 1.5 million people,xists and accessing those in need remains problematic, more starvation and death will follow. mark lobel, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: ahead of the g7 summit of global leaders, uk prime minister borisjohnson pledges to donate 100 million vaccine doses to developing countries over the next year. new research by public health england shows that that the delta variant, first identified in india is associated with an approximately 60% increased risk of household transmission compared to the alpha variant, identified in the uk. fears of a famine in northern ethiopia. the united nations humanitarian programme says months of war have had a devastating effect on the tigray region. excitement across a whole continent — the delayed whistle to start the euro 2020 football tournament will finally blow later in rome. the end of an era as keeping up with the kardashians, airs its final episode after 1a years. let's head to cornwall now where the g7 summit of world leaders is getting under wa