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Hes nine and was born blind. hes a beacon of hope and resilience. here in one of the worlds poorest countries, the united nations says cuts in aid will be a death sentence. the spectre of famine is hanging over this land. in ad dali province, mothers queue to have their children checked for signs of severe acute malnutrition. labour has accused the government of leaving children to starve. the foreign secretary says britain is doing its bit, and remains one of the top five

Childhood in yemen. a country that will now get much less aid from the uk. this is ahmed, who touched many hearts in our story last night. he stands in when his teacher is absent. hes nine and was born blind. hes a beacon of hope and resilience. here in one of the worlds poorest countries, the united nations says cuts in aid would be a death sentence. the spectre of famine

Hello. quite a lot of wind and rain in the forecast, but some sunshine too. at least it is very mild out there. thursday is going to be quite a mixed bag, so we might have a spell of very heavy rain, but theres also some sunshine on the way.

Harveys boat was the day steven was killed, how could they be sure harvey and steven were together on the boat at precisely that time? >> electronic data is fascinating nowadays. very fascinating. our cell phones, we can also follow that signature. we were lucky again. >> reporter: lucky this time because of blackjack. blackjack cell tower, catalina island, where both harvey and stevens cell phones pinged together just where the gps said they would be. after which stevens cell phone went to stra...

His battle now is to try and build a new life in sheffield, a very different place. translation: looking at whats happening in hong kong, - especially i am now on the other side of the earth, i feel helpless. it is very difficult to have a concrete, long—term plan. it is inevitable to feel lost. china accuses the uk of meddling in its internal affairs and, in response, announced it will no longer recognise bno passports. under the scheme, up to 5.5 million hong kongers have the right to move t...

We can only see the light of hope if we persevere. having made the decision to go, h feels he may never be able to go back. his battle now is to try and build a new life in sheffield, a very different place. translation: looking at whats happening in hong kong, - especially i am now on the other side of the earth, i feel helpless. it is very difficult to have a concrete, long—term plan. it is inevitable to feel lost. china accuses the uk of meddling in its internal affairs and, in response, an...

Having made the decision to go, h feels he may never be able to go back. his battle now is to try and build a new life in sheffield, a very different place. translation: looking at whats happening in hong kong, - especially i am now on the other side of the earth, i feel helpless. it is very difficult to have a concrete, long—term plan. it is inevitable to feel lost. china accuses the uk of meddling in its internal affairs and, in response, announced it will no longer recognise bno passports. ...

Happening in hong kong, - especially i am now on the other side of the earth, i feel helpless. it is very difficult to have a concrete, long—term plan. it is inevitable to feel lost. china accuses the uk of meddling in its internal affairs and, under the scheme, up to 5.5 million hong kongers have the right to move to the uk. they, too, have to make an agonising choice — to stay or to go? rebecca henshke, bbc news. and before we go, in egypt you can literally �*have your vaccine and eat it...

Island was overrun by lava. there are even more secrets to be found in this protected forest, whence it came. as every stem, root or bone excavated he helps piece together these millions year old jigsaw of a subtropical ecosystem of plants and animals. now, looking great for theirage, animals. now, looking great for their age, these fossils will rest here, scientists want them left for all to see in their natural environment, close to their roots. mark lobel, bbc news. amazing! before we go, her...

..as every stem, root or bone excavated here helps piece together this millions of years old jigsaw of a sub—tropical ecosystem of plants and animals. now, looking great for their age, these fossils will rest here. scientists want them left for all to see in their natural environment, close to their roots. mark lobel, bbc news. staying with matters horticultural but rather more up—to—date. britains top gardening show the chelsea flower show has been postponed until september for the first ...