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An erupting volcano has forced thousands of people from their homes in goma in the democratic republic of congo. more than 30 people are known to have died when the nira—gon—go volcano first spewed our lava at the weekend. there are continuing earth tremors and fears it could erupt again. rhal ssan reports. once again, thousands are on the move in goma in the democratic republic of the congo. the evacuation of nearly a third of gomas 670,000 has been ordered, as authorities say mount nyirago...

But in the mouth of president biden, well, that feels different, and suddenly the worlds media are taking it seriously. well, i think its very important because it will feed into... a welcome change for those long trying to argue that all possible origins need to be investigated. well, it matters because it has had a huge impact on everybodys lives around the world. we need to find out how this started, so we can prevent it happening again. if it turns out it was a lab leak, we need to make sure...

Set back in late march. tuesday, we do it all again. south—southeasterly winds, plenty of sunshine around. its going to be another very warm day. a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up into the afternoon. those temperatures ranging from low to mid—20s celsius. always a little bit fresher along from southern and eastern coasts. now, as we head through the week, there isjust the chance at the moment that we could see some thundery showers moving up from the south, particularly through wednesda...

Pallab ghosh, reports. look up at the skies, and you see stars. but this telescope, in the deserts of chile, is able to see the universe as it really is, filled with a mysterious substance called dark matter. it cant be seen, but this instrument can detect dark matter by the way it distorts starlight. this is a map of matter in the universe. and thats allowed astronomers to produce this map of how its spread across the expanse of space. its an element of, you know, unveiling mystery. something y...

Now, for the bank holiday monday, well see this weather front push in from the north—west, affecting the north west of scotland, parts of northern ireland. but for the south and east of scotland, much of england and wales, its pretty similar to sunday. plenty of sunshine, light winds and feeling warm, in fact, even warmer — we could make 2a—25 degrees across the south or the south east. and it stays fine, settled and sunny, particularly for england and wales as we head through the first we...

Of the us is to share it because then it can be followed up. the debate will continue, but evidence is what matters, and theres little prospect of china allowing another investigation on its soil. john sudworth, bbc news, taipei. the arrest of a belarusian journalist whose flight was diverted to capture him is sparking fresh diplomatic tensions. now russia, an ally of belarus, has denied entry to flights by two european airlines because they planned to avoid belarussian airspace. the eu says its...

In the deserts of chile, is able to see the universe as it really is, filled with a mysterious substance called dark matter. it cant be seen, but this instrument can detect dark matter by the way it distorts starlight. this is a map of matter in the universe. and thats allowed astronomers to produce this map of how its spread across the expanse of space. its an element of, you know, unveiling mystery. something you, you couldnt see before, and suddenly, its there, and you think, "wow." so, what ...

So you would have a qr code outside perhaps an office building or a pub. you scan it and the website comes up and then you open the website. and cough into it, and it tells you potentially, if youve got covid — if it comes up as a positive, then you would go off and have, say, a pcr test to make sure. doctors in mexico are already using the app in remote places where they cant get swab tests. javier found that, in controlled conditions, it could be 90% accurate. this is a boy who did not have ...

Violence against women and children. saskia was in the process of securing her first steps into what we know would have been a successful and demanding career in victim support services within west midlands police force, where we are sure she would have been a positive influence. we now wish to reflect on the findings of the inquestjury and will continue to work with those who are helping us to build a suitable legacy for saskia. we ask now that the press and media respect our wish for privacy h...

Despite losing colleagues to targeted killings, anisa and her fellow journalists continue to work. they are uncertain exactly who is behind the attacks.