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how pope francis gets a warm welcome in the latest leg of his tour. now the united states and britain say they are working on a special initiative to help tackle the boko haram armed group in nigeria. the killing of hundreds of people last week was a crime against humanity. amnesty international has released images of what it says is the devastating images of those attacks. this was on the 2nd of january. all around you can see streets and clusters of buildings. here is the same time from january 7th. an estimated 3,000 homes schools, and clinics have been destroyed. it s a similar scene three kilometers away. another thriving town and this is how it looks five days later after the attacks by boko haram. at least 20,000 people fled the area. amnesty international s daniel eyre says it has received disturbing testimony from survivors. witnesses are telling us that boko haram attacked more than one week ago. they went house-to-house pulling people out of their homes ....
the data recorders from the air asia flights is recovered. also reaping the rewards of 12 years in the making boyhood is the big winner at the golden globe awards. hello. thanks for being here with us from bbc world news. france is to mobilize 10,000 troops to protect the country, this on the back of last week s terrorist attacks in paris. the defense minister says they will boost security around what he describes as sensitive sights including jewish schools. well, the move alerts from a crisis meeting to discuss security at the palace that took place this morning. 17 people died in the attacks carried out by three islamist gunmen. the scene of one of the attacks was a kosher supermarket in paris. that s expected to receive a visit shortly from israel s prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who is in paris. as of course is tim wilcox following all events. tim, this will be a symbolic visit, wouldn t it? reporter: it will david. we ve been told by the israeli embass ....
migrants to make the dangerous journey to europe. they came in and tied our hands behind our bookack looking back on the hostage crisis with iran. we speak to one of them and recep tayyip erdogan goes after pope francis for his comments about the genocide of armenians 100 years ago. good evening. we begin with the war in iran. today the white house pledged to support the iraqi government in a battle with i.s.i.l. president obama met with abd-rabbu mansour hadi in the oval office are saying the u.s. would provide $200 million in humanitarian aid for the country, falling short of what the country hoped for - asking for weapons and fighter jets. the president says the funding will help those displaced in the battle against i.s.i.l. for a partner like iraq, it is very important for us to coordinate our activities so the impression is not that the united states can move back into iraq but rather the united states is doing what is ultimately best for the iraqi peo ....
A judge concluded the children were victims of “parental alienation,” which continues to influence family courts despite being rejected by mainstream scientific groups, and authorized police to use “reasonable force” to remove them from their mother. ....
The invasion of Ukraine has brought about mounting supply chain challenges and raised ethical questions for brands doing business in Russia. These are some of the companies that have taken action. ....