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Were briefly suspended after it was reported that one of the drones had flown close to the capital. the united nations has warned that they could stop delivering aid to afghanistan if the taliban stands by its decision to ban afghan women from working for humanitarian agencies. several major aid organisations are suspending their work in afghanistan, saying they "could not effectively reach afghans in desperate need" without their female staff. this is from our reporter, tom brada. for women in afghanistan, the world seems to get smaller by the day. more rights and freedoms are gradually being...

It is scrapping quarantine for travellers from the 8th ofjanuary, marking the biggest shift from the country's zero—covid policy. china is struggling with the virus' ferocious spread in the wake of restrictions being lifted. earlier we heard from our reporter tom brada. this move dismantles the remnants of the covered zero which has been in place for almost three years. there are two big changes, they are removing the quarantine for inbound travellers and they are removing the cap for the number of flights which are allowed to come into china each day. i want to put this into context, they a...

But the taliban are resolute. when the taliban seized control of afghanistan last year, they insisted the regime would be softer than their rule in the 1990s, but the gradual erosion of women's rights suggests they are not afraid to go back on their promises. tom brada, bbc news. a month on since a coroner concluded that a two—year—old boy died from exposure to mould while living at his home in rochdale, in the uk, campaigners say racism could be putting more lives at risk. awaab ishak died in 2020 after living in a flat with severe mould, despite his family raising the issue for more than...

The regime would be softer than that rule in the 1990s, but the gradual erosion of women's rights suggests they are not afraid to go back on their promises. tom brada, bbc news. brazil's incoming justice minister says security will be stepped up ahead of the inauguration of president—elect lula de silva after a foiled bomb attack. a man was arrested for allegedly planting explosives in a lorry in the capital brasilia. police say he was a supporter of outgoing presidentjair bolsonaro. tim allman has more. the alleged suspect, named as george washington de oliveira sousa, was arrested on chris...

But the taliban do not typically respond well to criticism. just last week, they banned women from attending university, adding to the ban which already stops girls from going to secondary school. responding to international outcry, the taliban's higher education minister said they will not change their mind on girls' education even if they drop an atomic bomb on us, adding: there have been protests, but the taliban are resolute. when the taliban seized control of afghanistan last year they insisted the regime would be softer than their rule in the 1990s, but the gradual erosion of women's rig...