Gunmen storm Ecuador TV studio during live broadcast
Police say 13 suspects have been arrested after men armed with pistols and what looked like sticks of dynamite interrupted a news programme.
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Police say 13 suspects have been arrested after men armed with pistols and what looked like sticks of dynamite interrupted a news programme.
Ecuadoran President Daniel Noboa ordered military operations on Tuesday against the country's powerful criminal groups after hooded gunmen stormed a television studio and gangsters threatened to execute security forces and civilians.
From ecuador, the dramatic pictures of the armed gang taking over a live tv studio and the declaration of war from the president on those armed gangs. all coming up on the programme in the next few minutes. after the weather with stabs ineos. —— stav danaos. hello there. we'll see the best of the sunshine, i think, across more southern parts of the country. but here again, we have more of that easterly breeze taking the edge off the temperatures. further north,a bit more cloud around. big area of high pressure dominating the scene. around it we're getting some clouds in off the north sea. ...
Schools have been temporarily closed. notorious gangster escaped from prison. quick warning...let�*s look at the moment gunmen got into a tv studio while it was live on air. this was a moment gunmen got into a tv studio live on air. this was a moment gunmen got into a tv studio live on air. this was tuesday night, police did get there. 13 men arrested. let's look at equador. crucially look at the border here. peru has sent armed re—inforcements to the border in case violence spreads.
Morning on bbc breakfast — nine subpostmasters will be live in the studio, some telling their story for the first time. they ll be talking tojon kay and sarah campbell from 8am. in south america, armed men have stormed a tv studio in ecuador while it was live on air, forcing the presenter and other staff to lie down on the floor. it comes a day after the president declared a state of emergency and an overnight curfew to deal with riots injails across the country. our south america correspondent ione wells reports. a moment of utter horror, broadcast live on television. armed men with balacla...