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Were having a baby is becoming something of a lockdown trend. We begin in the us, where President Biden has pledged to rebuild americas alliances and re engage with the world, in his first major Foreign Policy speech. Its a markedly different tone to the America First approach of the Trump Administration. Mr biden said solutions to problems such as Armed Conflicts and Climate Change could be solved only by working with other nations. We are stepping up our efforts to end the war in yemen. A wall which has created humanitarian and strategic catastrophe. War. I have asked my middle east team to ...

To leave the eu until all the legal steps had been completed. Turkeys president has threatened more bloodshed in northeast syria, after turkish and Kurdish Forces accused each other of violating the five day ceasefire. Turkeys president vowed to crush Kurdish Forces unless they withdrew from a 30 kilometre safe zone proposed under the deal. Dozens of Anti Government protesters and leaders of major opposition parties in azerbaijan have been detained in the capital baku. The detentions took place during an unsanctioned rally organised by the opposition to demand democratic reforms. Cats, les mis...

probably, in how she has really risen to the role. also on the programme... russia accuses the united states and ukraine of being behind this drone attack on the kremlin. moscow claims it is facing an unprecedented wave of sabotage from ukraine. and threatened with bird flu again, why the farne islands will remain closed to the public this summer. and coming up on bbc news, 35 goals in a season so far — we'll ask how erling haaland broke a premier league record in place since the mid—�*90s as his stunning first campaign continues. the dean of westminster says the coronation in ...

In a new seven day ceasefire. aid agencies are struggling to get much needed humanitarian aid into the country, amid warnings of an unfolding catastrophe. almost 2500 british nationals have been flown to safety and evacuation flights, according to the latest figures from the foreign office. at some are still trapped. paul adams is monitoring the situation from nairobi. i spoke to someone in khartoum this afternoon. he had to go and sit in his car, in a quiet side street, because he was simply too afraid to stay at home. he sent me a short video of the sounds reverberating around his neighbourh...

It's a familiar, dreaded scenario in many parts of Africa and Asia: An elephant shows up, wanders into farmers' fields, and tramples and eats crops. Sometimes farmers fight back, and elephants are killed.