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July 7, 2024
Niger is a key part of africas sahel region, which stretches from the atlantic to the red sea. Burkina faso and mali have also seen recent Military Coups, and say they would come to the defence of their neighbour. And on sunday, the Regional Bloc Ecowas made up of 15 west african countries gave the coup leaders in niger one week to restore democratic rule, or face what it called all necessary mea ns. Lets talk to beatriz de leon cobo from the security think tank the Royal United Services institu...
August 1, 2023
States. a small plane was left floating nose—first in the water, after an emergency landing caused it to flip tail over nose into the water. officials say lifeguards rescued the pilot, who was not hurt. witnesses say the single—engine plane was towing a banner before it crashed. footage shared on social media shows the plane approaching the water, then crash landing and flipping on impact — all within close view of beach crowds. aviation officials are investigating the crash. lets turn to ...
August 1, 2023
Theyre the ones that are pulling out all the stops and changing the record books. i want to show you some dramatic footage of a plane crashing into the sea by busy new hampshire beach in the united states. a small plane was left floating nose—first in the water, after an emergency landing caused it to flip tail over nose by a busy new hampshire beach. officials say lifeguards rescued the pilot, who was not hurt. witnesses say the single—engine plane was towing a banner before it crashed. foo...
May 28, 2021
Crowds are already beginning to form along San Diego beaches on Thursday, days before Memorial Day weekend. It is the first holiday weekend since many COVID-19 restrictions were loosened. But law enforcement is reminding beachgoers that there are still safety guidelines in effect.
March 12, 2021
BELLEAIR BEACH â There will be no informational sign of any type at City Hall, at least for now. The City Council decided at its March 1 meeting to reject a bid of $55,000 to construct an electronic sign. City Manager Lynn Rives recommended the bid be turned down, saying it was far higher than an expected cost of around $35,000. The cityâs Communications Committee had reported that estimate for an electronic sign was actually less than the $40,000 cost for a sign like the one that sto...