thank you so much for talking us through that, will ross for the bbc world service. african leaders led by south africa's cyril ramaphosa have arrived in russia to hold talks with president putin in st petersburg. many african countries have been hit by the cut in exports of grain and fertiliser as a result of the russian invasion. they are very keen to get their point across about how africa has been affected by this war, but also this is meant to be a peace mission. these are live pictures of this meeting going on in st petersburg, where the african leaders are going to be meeting president putin. we will keep an eye on that and let you know what comes out of it later on. here in the uk — a man accused of murdering three people in the city of nottingham on tuesday has been remanded in custody by a court. it's alleged valdo calocane stabbed barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates on tuesday, and attempted to murder three others. navtej johal reports from nottingham. dressed in a grey t—shirt and jogging bottoms, here at at nottingham magistrates�* court,

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here's our africa editor for the bbc world service, will ross, who explained how rare it is for ugandakind of attack. across the border, this area is pretty built up, there's a lot of trade back and forth. but there haven't been many cross—border raids. there have, in the last couple years, been some fairly small—scale bomb attacks, including in the capital, kampala, that the authorities have blamed on this adf group. but western uganda hasn't been seen as particularly vulnerable to attacks by this group, and certainly the presence of the ugandan army working with the congolese military may have provoked to the group into this attack — if indeed it was the adf, because we've only got the officials saying it was. but yes, parents will be absolutely desperate now, also knowing that the army says the rebels were in that area for about two days before the attack happened. so some questions about intelligence and why they weren't picked up before the attack took place. but horrific news coming out of western uganda, and it's very reminiscent of some of the attacks that happened way back in

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the bbc world service asia editor rebecca henschke has been compiling a detailed account of the war.eizing power, the myanmar military has essentially waged a war againstjournalism and free speech in the country, since it seized power. so all independent media has been banned. journalists have gone on the run. but bbc burmese does have a team on the ground in yangon and there are very brave freelance journalists that we work with across the country, who are in areas, that can film for us, so often using mobile phones. other times we're able to get things like gopros, little cameras that people can use to send video diaries. the threat of jail time is very real. and then the stories that we're hearing from those jails are horrific. stories of torture, abuse, terrible conditions. and then the military has also carried out death sentences against activists, people that they deem are against them. and you yourself have travelled to the border areas of thailand, haven't you, in order to make these films? we went to the nearest places where we could report freely, which is on the thai bord

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here�*s our africa editor for the bbc world service, will ross with more.—border raids. they have in the last couple of years been some fairly small scale bomb attacks, including in the capital kampala, but the authorities have blamed this on this group, but western uganda has not been seen as particularly vulnerable to attacks by this group and certainly the presence of the ugandan army, working with the congolese military, may have provoked the group into this attack, if indeed it was the adf because we only have the official saying it was, but parents will be absolutely desperate now, also knowing that the army says the rebels were in that area for about two days before the attack happened, so some questions about intelligence and why they were not picked up before the attack took place. but horrific news coming out of western uganda and it�*s very reminiscent of some of the attacks that happened way back in the 19905 committed by the adf in that area, largely on schools, possibly because that 5chool5, possibly because that creates large waves of publici

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will ross, the africa editor for bbc world service radio, told me more about what happened.vors are speaking about exactly what happened. apparently, there was a power cut in the area. so this all happened in complete darkness. the rebels from the adf attacked the school, firstly going into a room and killing the students using machetes. there was then a bomb of some device, of some description thrown into another dormitory. so a huge loss of life. many of the buildings were set ablaze and there was also some looting of foodstuffs. what we don't know at the moment is how many people were abducted and taken away from this school. but the allied democratic forces, that's the group that the authorities in uganda are blaming for the attack, it is a group that has been pretty well known in the country. going back to the 1990s, in the late 1990s, it carried out attacks in the west of the country, a similar area, and it was a pretty extremist muslim group. it was then routed and sent over the border into eastern congo and has been operating from there for a number of years, causing

zhaoyin feng's report for bbc eye on the world service begins on public transport injapan and with those looking for a target. the railway police are running a covert operation, underhand to catch sexual assaulters. i would like to follow him to check his behaviour for a bit. sexual violence against women in public is a global phenomenon, but injapan the problem is so endemic that it has its own name, chikan. riding back and forth on a single ticket. it looks like the behaviour a chikan perpetrator would make. the suspect is taken to the police station for further questioning. chikan has been normalised over the years by its prominance in the adult entertainment industry but the reality is much more sinister. translation: in the shake of the train it felt _ like the hand hitting me. takako, not her real name, was only a teenager when she was sexually assaulted on the train for the first time. translation: it started to feel like it was touching and grabbing me. i that's when i finally realised that this was chikan. i was sexually assaulted almost every day. bbc eye has been investigating

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admonished fellows, as i am, and he has written for the aup blog and collaborated with the bbc world service, amongst many, many other things. delighted this evening to welcome him up here. but i'll mention one other thing. he was our member of our washington library, fellow class of 2016 and 17 and again in 2000 2021, when he was the recipient of the jim reese fellowship in leadership and george washington there. he's going to discuss his brand new book, george washington, the first american male, which is hot off the press from johns hopkins university. please, let's give a big mount vernon welcome to maurits koval sonia ratio. something very much. dagen thank you, stephen, and thank you to all of you for showing up tonight. well, i'm sure we'll have fun and, and thank you for buying this book. what you'll be doing hopefully right after this talk if you haven't already. now over you can hear me when my neck is not like that. can you hear me? if i just speak normally. okay. first, among men, george washington peeking out from this little picture here because you're going to reveal to us the

7,000 of the 339,000 jobs created during the month were in the private sector the of the business world, service business. interpret what the fed is thinking right now. is it, you know, we have to raise interest with rates again at the next meeting? >> you're right, we did see some underlying weakness in manufacturing, in information services, but broadly speaking this was a very solid report. as you mentioned on the onset, well surpassing expectations and putting pressure on the fed now to continue to act. the fed did indicate a willingness to move to the sideline, at least temporarily, later this month and they still may do so. but any decision to the implement a temporary stay in terms of further rate increases will be made in spite of the data, not because of the data. when we look at the still-elevated level of inflation, when we look at this morning's very robust labor report becoming a tight labor market is becoming increasingly more tight, it's going to be difficult the for the fed ecoof justify a pause, let alone ending any further policy action. liz: you know, you broaden the discussio

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