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Scientists in the us have warned about the possibility of a new outbreak of the mosquito—borne virus, zika. in 2016, the virus sparked a global medical emergency. thousands of babies were born with brain damage after their mothers became infected while pregnant. officials say that by the end of the year the facility will have 80 wind turbines and will produce enough electricity to provide energy for 700—thousand people. ethiopia has allowed boeing 737 max airplanes to fly again in its air sp...

Addressed the growing refugee crisis and the appeal from president zelenskyy for more aid from the united states and its nato allies. >> cnns natasha bertrand is live from brussels. what is the message secretary of state blinken is sending? >> reporter: its primarily a message of solidarity, that the u.s. stand behind the eastern-flanked allies who feel extremely threatened by russia on ukraine, that the u.s. is going to send financial assistance to help these eastern-flanked countries including...

Of course, more than a million refugees have already fled the violence in ukraine, including about 700 thousand in poland alone, and thoses upon thousands in moldova. its a very small country, so its been difficult for them to support the massive influx of refugees into that country. he expressed support for the humanitarian situation, saying the united states would provide financial assistance. but importantly money of his trip has been focused on how and what kind of weapons the united states ...

Government at the minute saying that they should not do that some people need to think about the wrong behaviour. == need to think about the wrong behaviour-— need to think about the wrong behaviour. ~ ., ., behaviour. -- think about their own behaviour- — well lets look at the latest covid figures in detail. there were 78,610 new cases in the latest 24—hour period — 10 thousand more than the previous record on the 8th january. on average 57,838 new cases were reported each day in the pa...

Serious. and these are serious times, and we need serious people. we have too much to go on to be going bangward. here we are trying to recover from a global pandemic thats killed more than 700 thousand americans, put millions in harms way. we dont have time to waste on phony culture wars or fake outrage that the right wing media are peddling just to juice up your ratings. we should be building on the progress weve made, not tearing it down. thats not what this election is all about. thats not n...

Than four years. the group, al shabab, has links to the islamic state group. gfx it operates in the cabo delgado province, which was home to africas largest natural gas project, run by french company total. its close to the town of palma, where in april, dozens of people were left dead after an attack by the insurgents, leading to total withdrawing their workers. the violence has left more than 2,500 people dead and 700 thousand people displaced. rwanda has sent in its forces to help and our dep...

Of the most unpredictable elections modern germany has ever known. damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin. islamist militants from al shabab, have brought terror to mozambique for more than four years. the group which has links to the islamic state group, operates in the north of the country. violence there has left more than 2,500 people dead and 700 thousand people displaced. rwanda has sent troops to help and our deputy africa editor anne soy has travelled with them. making the best of whats ava...

That the us economy is growing consistently. today we learned the economy created 235,000 newjobs in august, and the unemployment rate fell to 5.2%, the lowest it has been in 18 months. but despite the impact of the delta variant, and ill talk a little more about that in a minute, what were seeing is an economic recovery thats durable and strong. the biden plan is working. were getting results. so is the biden plan working? our business reporter samira hussain is in new york. i think we first ha...

The music of the sex pistols. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba. please dont treat me. i know i said it wrong. lydon, not segment. then lizo managed to mention his name about 27 times to make me feel worse. nothing against him. we might talk more about that in the next hour if we can possibly bear it. ok, lets talk more about snowden in north wales. that has long been a magnet for hikers wanting to reach its summit — the highest point in england and wales. around 700—thousand peopl...

To these 700 thousand or so people who are in their 20s and 30s now that came here illegally as children. that is a permanent and irreversible change to american law. you have to make a permanent and irreversible change in return. the way is my act. to reorient your system to high skilled workers. >> the if you qualify daca into law that it is a permanent change in the system. do you believe there is a way to do it for just these 800 thousand to a million folks? >> i think it has to be very tail...