sent to b. nato's eastern flanks and the you crank prices also coming up and nerve wracking digging morocco, rescue as a racing to save a 5 year old boy. he's been tracked down a well since tuesday. and politics lodge of the opening of the winter olympics in beijing. a weaker athlete is chosen, said light flamed, drawing accusations, trying to use the ceremony to whitewash its oppression of the ethnic minority. ah, i've been phys all and welcome us. reinforcements have begun arriving in europe. his fears increase over russia's troops build up on ukraine's borders. the 1st contingent of 2000 and additional american soldiers arrived in frankfurt overnight with others touching down the poland border with you cry, the white house as thou protect easton nathan members from potential russian aggression. but the kremlin says thou lonely strain, the high tensions in the region t w's. alexander nomine explains what's behind the u. s. decision. american f. 15 fighter jets arriving in estonia. a danish frigate deployed to support nato in the baltic sea. more and more allies are sending troops to easte

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emergency workers in morocco are hopeful of reaching a five—year—old boy who's been trapped for four days in a deep well. as tensions in ukraine continue, we have a special report from the eastern region that for years has suffered loss of life on the front line with russia. and iceland promises to end commercial whale hunting within two years, following a drop in demand for blubber. hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. the former vice president of the united states mike pence has said he would have had no right to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election, and that donald trump is wrong to claim otherwise. it's mr pence�*s strongest public rebuke of his former boss since they left office. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. and frankly, there is no idea more un—american than the notion that any one person could choose the american president. our north america correspondent, david willis, has been giving me the reaction to mr pence�*

the full day if it was trying to live by view as in morocco and around the globe. 16 people are dead in mexico, victims of a territorial dispute between rival drug cartels. police discovered the bodies of 10 people on a street in the state of zack and take us. they found another 6 hanging in a warehouse. it's believe the gangs vying for control of drug smuggling routes to the united states. to india now where millions are mourning. the death of one of the country's most iconic sing is latter manga count has died at the age of 92 after being hospitalized due to a coven 19 infection. last month she known as the nightingale of india, latter longest cow. lilting voice dominated the air waves for decades. the bollywood superstar received dozens of movie awards and sang golden 15000 songs in her career. india's home ministry has declared 2 days of national morning with flags around the country flying at hoffman. i'm joined now by d. w. correspondent namisha jess while natasha. what have reactions in india been to the news of her death letter back i remember, and susan condolences, inform m

to beef up nato's eastern flank, submit the new crime crisis, also coming up a nerve wracking dig in morocco, where rescue was a racing to save a 5 year old boy who's been trapped down a well since tuesday. and the opening of the winter olympics in beijing, fireworks light up the night sky in the chinese capital that the event takes place under the shadow of tort authoritarianism and the pandemic. ah, i, rebecca written walking to the program. us troop reinforcements have begun arriving in germany as fears over russia's troop build up on ukraine's borders increases their 1st contention of 2000 additional us soldiers arriving near frankfort overnight with others touching down their poland border with you. crime white house says the troops will protect east and nato members from potential rush and aggression. but russia says there worsening already. high tensions in the region dw alexander phenomena explains what's behind the u. s. decision ah, american f. 15 fighter jets arriving in estonia. a danish frigate deployed to support nato in the baltic sea. more and more allies are sending troops t

so coming up, a nerve wracking dig in morocco, where rescues, racing to save a 5 year old boy has been trapped down a well since tuesday. and the opening of the winter olympics in baking. i worked life out the night sky in the chinese capital. the event takes place under the shadow of all foreign terry newsome and the pandemic. ah, i'm rebecca as welcome to the program. u. s. troop reinforcements have begun arriving in europe has fears over russia's troop build up on ukraine's borders. increase the 1st contingent of 2000 additional us soldiers arrived near frankfort overnight with others, touching down near poland border with you. crime, the white house says the troops will protect east and nato members from potential rush and aggression. but russia says there worsening already. high tensions in the region. de w. alexandra phenomena explains what's behind the u. s. decision ah, american f 15 fight jets arriving in estonia. a danish frigate deployed to support nato in the baltic sea. more and more allies are sending troops to eastern europe. it's not a choice, it's the masters as securi

hundreds of mourners came to the village in morocco's rural northern province to pay tribute. among them, rayan�*s father. the community coming together to give support. social media across the arab world has been flooded with messages of support for the community. grief, and praise for rescue workers. we will neverforget ourson, rayan. he will always be in our hearts. little rayan is not only the son of this village, but the child of the whole world. rescue crews using bulldozers mounted a huge operation to get rayan out stop crowds came to watch and thousands more are followed on social media. the opening to the well was just 45 centimetres wide, too narrow for rescuers to enter, so they dug a slope into the hill before carefully tunnelling towards rayan to avoid causing a landslide. on saturday night, crowds cheered as rescue workers finally reached rayan and pulled him out, but the joy turned to grief when it was announced that the boy was dead. king mohammed vi called rayan�*s to give condolences. pope francis and the french president, emmanuel macron, have also sent

a helicopter is standing by to take raeann to hospital and across morocco and the world. people are also waiting and hoping will be saved. castillo, his other young al jazeera corona vas infections linked to the bay. jang olympic games have doubled within 24 hours to 45 new cases, but organize the se they, i'm concerned by the increase and have everything under control was. struct rules are being enforced, including daily testing for the $3000.00 athletes who are being isolated from the broader public. the latest ballistic missile tests by north korea being condemned by more than half the members of the un security council. britain, france, and the u. s. are among 8 countries describing the test launches as a significant escalation. meanwhile, china is urging the white house showing more flexibility if at once a break through peruse, president pedro castillo has announced as fools, a cabinet shake up in 7 months and sacked prime minister volley pinto his removal. days after he started work follows public outrage. it revelations, he abused his late wife pinto denies domest

this is something that never ever happened in the history of morocco, that the king himself expresses his condolences to a family live on television. after that, i sawjust a short bit of the news at 9 o'clock here, and there was an official statement from the palace itself. and it confirmed the bad news, unfortunately, and it said that the king is very sad to know about the outcome of this experience for rayan. let's get some of the day's other news hundreds of people in rio dejaneiro have demonstrated next to a seafront kiosk where a congolese migrant was murdered last month. who worked at the kiosk, was tied up and beaten to death after complaining about unpaid wages. his ordeal was captured by a security camera. his ordeal was captured demonstrators called for a full investigation and the arrests of everyone involved. the american military says an attack that killed more than a hundred and eighty people in afghanistan last august was the work of a single suicide bomber. a pentagon investigation found the explosion at kabul airport could not have been prevented. scientists say the h

a rescue after the capture the attention of morocco has come to a tragic and a young boy who fell into a well on tuesday, has died. julian wolf has that story, but a warning her report does contain flash photography. ah, an emotional rescue ending in heartbreak. 5 year old ray and had been trapped inside this well for days. a massive but delicate operation was launched to free him. give her so i can't describe how i feel that my cousin is gone. what can i say on this now? and again, and in my heart is aching too much for him. he's my nephew, my god, been with him. just like how god stood with this crowd had gathered in support. but as news of the young boy's death spread condolences for his family pouring in rescue teams had been working around the clock, hoping to answer the collective prayers of a nation, the hashtags they ryan training on social media throughout the arab world. here i camera lowered into the well days earlier showing 5 year old ryan alive, but i'm able to move about rescue teams had provided him food and water through pipes. also some i managed to communicate with t

rescues, walking around the clock to find a 5 year old boy who has fallen into a deep well in all the morocco. also, i'm adam rainy in northern portugal home to europe's largest lithium deposits. locals here whose families date back generation say a proposed lithium mine threatens their way of life. ah. hello and welcome to the program old china's present. gigi ng has opened the winter olympics and a spectacular ceremony in beijing. nearly 3000, the athletes are in a strict bubble because of covert 19. no foreigners are able to watch and compete. and as a diplomatic boy course in protesting human rights abuses, despite all that, the athletes are ready to go for gold. as david stokes narrow ports, thumbs ye all in you who are you in the way? try more. oh, after a trouble build up the 24th winter olympics have officially begun in beijing. the venue for friday's opening ceremony was the birds mess stadium originally built for the summer olympics, back in 2008. it's the 1st city ever so spoke the winter and summer games. dear fellow olympians, your olympic stage is set you are for i fear. after o

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rescue is work around the clock to find a 5 year old boy who has fallen into a deep well in northern morocco. and i'm out of money in northern portable home to europe's largest lithium deposits. locals here whose families date back generation say a proposed lithium mine threatens their way of life. ah . hello, welcome to the program. china's president eugene bang opened the winter olympics and a spectacular ceremony in beijing. nearly 3000 athletes aren't strict bubble because of cov, at 19, no foreigners able to watch and compete. and there's a diplomatic boycott in protest to human rights abuses. despite all that, the athletes are ready to go for gold as david stokes now reports from you g all if you could, don't way for more. oh, after a trouble build up the 24th winter olympics have officially begun in beijing. the venue for fridays opening ceremony. was the birds mess stadium originally built for the summer olympics, back in 2008. it's the 1st city ever so spoke the winter and summer games. dear fellow olympian, your olympic stage is set you are for i fear after overcoming so many chall

certainly some i extraordinary scenes coming out of northern morocco this evening. hundreds and hundreds of people cheering, shouting, we are not sure exactly what state of play is going on here because nothing has been confirmed yet. we are not even sure, confirmed yet. we are not even sure, confirmed weiss, that rayan awram has been brought out. there appears to have been a stretcher passed among emergency workers and that stretcher appears to have been put into an ambulance tyke vehicle and driven on in amongst what looks like bedlam there. many people shouting and screaming. clearly that bad things the boy has been brought out alive but visibly haven't had that brought out yet. all we know is he has been there since tuesday, so getting on for five days there. he was out with his dad, his dad was maintaining a well, and rayan awram fell down one of these wells, and thatis fell down one of these wells, and that is where he has been the last four, dublin —— days. they managed to get a camera down there during the week and it appeared to show a little boy with a

a 5 year old who was trapped in a well in morocco since tuesday has died, morocco's king announced ran, did not survive the 5 date would deal. rescue was dug out upon the hill side to be able to reach the boy around says a u. s. decision to restore sanction wave is on to wrong isn't enough. and washington must provide guarantees in order to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. washington re imposed, the wave is on friday, his talks on saving the agreement, enter the final stretch of vienna. but iran's foreign minister says to ra, needs more assurances. yeah, better americans must show the good will in action. and i'll view this means tangible things happening on the ground. lifting parts of the sanctions in a real and objective manner could be interpreted as the goodwill the americans talk about or so. 3rd, all has the reaction from the iranian capital around is quite significant because this is maybe the 1st time doing the by the notification that the practical action is being taken. iranian had some conditions to take forward the talks and they were asking the immediate removal of the sanct

emergency workers in morocco so they are hopeful they will reach a five—year—old boy trapped for four days in a deep well. the child with more than 30 metres into a narrow shaft on tuesday while his father was repairing it. china and russia have announced a new partnership, hailed by president putin as an unprecedented pact of cooperation. china says it'll back russia's foreign policy aims and says it supports russian demand that nato halt its expansion. xijinping and vladimir putin held talks hours before the official opening of the winter olympics in beijing, with the low—key ceremony held amid concerns about covid and a diplomatic boycott over human rights abuses. from beijing, robin brant reports. china's capital city, an olympic host for the second time. the bird's nest stadium built for 2008 is still glorious. but there is a different man in charge now and it feels very different in 2022. xijinping promised a safe, efficient games. for most people in beijing tonight, this is the closest they're gonna get to the opening ceremony of the olympic games — watching it on a roadsid

emergency workers in morocco are hopeful of reaching a 5—year—old boy who's been trapped for four days in a deep well. as tensions in ukraine continue, we have a special report from the eastern region that for years has suffered loss of life on the front line with russia. and iceland promises to end commercial whale hunting within two years following a drop in demand for blubber. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. the former vice—president of the united states, mike pence, has said he would have had no right to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election, and that donald trump is wrong to claim otherwise. it's mr pence�*s strongest public rebuke of his former boss since they left office. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone and, frankly, there is no idea more un—american than the notion that any one person could choose the american president. i've been speaking to our north america correspondent, david willis, who told me more about the r

images from morocco, a very mountainous part in the mountains in the north of morocco across the sea from spain where i am right now, madrid. the people are standing, watching, trying to help out. so there's a lot of hopes riding that the boy may be rescued here successfully in the coming hours. >> goodness. really, really hoping for the best there. a 5-year-old boy who has been at the bottom of that well 100 feet down since tuesday. al goodman, thank you so much. >>> and speaking of rescues, some incredible ones took place right here in the u.s. imagine this happening in chicago. fire crews rescuing a man who walked out onto lake michigan friday. the chicago fire department tweeted photos showing first responders bringing the man to shore on a raft. they said the rescue went smoothly and warned the outcome could have been tragic, reminding everyone to avoid ice at all costs. no ice is safe ice. >>> in california, a couple looking after a cabin were rescued after being snowed in for two months. the unidentified pair called the sierra county sheriff's office asking to be rescued. they

this is something that never ever happened in the history of morocco, that the king himself expresses his condolences to a family live on television. after that, i sawjust a short bit of the news at nine o'clock here, and there was an official statement from the palace itself. and it confirmed the bad news, unfortunately, and it said that the king is very sad to know about the outcome of this experience for rayan. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this that story will have been followed all around the world. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are rob merrick, deputy political editor of the independent and property and finance commentator, anne ashworth. borisjohnson has held a telephone call with the french president emmanuel macron about the situation in ukraine. downing street says the two leaders updated each other on their discussions with other international partners, including the

emergency workers in morocco say they're hopeful of reaching a five—year—old boy who's spent four days trapped in a well. british ministers are strengthening a bill that will force social media companies to take down reported content more quickly. and the queen reads cards from well wishers ahead of the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. a former uk government minister has joined calls for borisjohnson to resign over the claims of downing street lockdown parties — and submitted a letter of no confidence. nick gibb — who was schools minister until last year — accused the prime minister of "flagra ntly disregarding the rules". mrjohnson has written to all of his mps, pledging to improve the way downing street operates. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. borisjohnson left downing street for the weekend last night and escaped to the countryside, perhaps, but there's no escaping his difficulties. nick gibb, a former schools minister, the latest mp to submit a letter of no confidence.

emergency workers in morocco say they're hopeful of reaching a five—year—old boy who's been trapped for four days in a deep well. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. china and russia have announced a new partnership, hailed by president putin as an unprecedented pact of cooperation. china says it'll back russia's foreign policy aims and says it supports russian demand that nato halt its expansion. xijinping and vladimir putin held talks hours before the official opening of the winter olympics in beijing, with the low—key ceremony held amid concerns about covid and a diplomatic boycott over human rights abuses. from beijing, robin brant reports. china's capital city, an olympic host for the second time. the birds nest stadium built for 2008 is still glorious. but there is a different man in charge now and it feels very different in 2022. xijinping promised a safe, efficient games. for 2022. xijinping promised a safe, efficient games. for most --eole in safe, efficient games. for most peeple in beijing _ safe, efficient games. for most people in beijing tonigh

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emergency workers in morocco are hopeful of reaching a 5—year—old boy who's been trapped for four days in a deep well. and two years after the global tv hit game of thrones aired its final episode we'll tell you where you can visit a new £40 million attraction housing sets, costumes and props from the epic drama. hello, and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. china and russia have announced a new partnership, hailed by president putin as an unprecedented pact of cooperation. china says it'll back russia's foreign policy aims, and says it supports russian demand that nato halt its expansion. xijinping and vladimir putin held talks hours before the official opening of the winter olympics in beijing, with the low—key ceremony held amid concerns about covid and a diplomatic boycott over human rights abuses. from beijing, robin brant reports. china's capital city, an olympic host for the second time. the bird's nest stadium built for 2008 is still glorious. but there is a different man in charge now and it feels very different in 2022. xijinping promised a safe, efficien

emergency workers in morocco say they're hopeful they will soon reach a 5-year-old boy who's been trapped for four day this is a deep well and we've giv an audience with one of the surviving king comes in ghana. snowed -- ♪ >> hello, and welcome. if you're watching in the u.k. on pbs in the u.s. or around the world. china's president xi jinping has declared the winter olympics open at an unusually hoe -- low key ceremony do you to the pandemic. the main venue is the bird's nest stadium, the main focus for the 2008 summerrisms po. the opening summer pony -- certain mn was overseen by a film director who feels also behind the scenes in 2008 but spect at a timers were anyone on the ground because of strict covid restrictions and few leaders made the trip to be beijing. our correspondent is there and following if action. >> a real party. atmosphere here. full of families, little kids, couples,er older people who have come to watch the opening ceremo on the big screen. part of the reason this pub and many others in the city are if you will is because this is how you get a general feeling for

since then, overthe down a well shaft in a village in morocco. since then, over the last few days there has been an intensive effort by the authorities to try to find him. you can see the number of crowds that there are bare. essentially, the well shaft is 30 metres deep where the five—year—olds at the bottom of that shaft. it is too narrow, simply, to go down it so what they've had to do is turn on their way through rocky and sandy soil next to the well and then dig a tunnel and we think that might be a tunnel and we think that might be a tunnel which is going to go horizontally into the well shaft where the boy is. they had several metres to take this morning. these are live pictures there and you can see rescuers, some of whom have been working overnight to try to tunnel their way sideways into where the boy has been trapped since tuesday. we know that rescuers have been able to get oxygen down to him and have been able to provide him with water as well but the place he is trapped in is incredibly narrow which means that adults can't get i

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since tuesday has died, morocco king announced ran, didn't survive the 5 day ordeal. rescue was dug up. part of the hillside to reach the child is on your headlines up next is upfront more news in 30 minutes. news . ah ah. hello everyone, thank you for joining us. for a new season of upfront us democracy is in crisis and at the risk of failing, that's the majority of americans believe, according to a recent hips. those n p r poll from the january 6 insurrection at the capitol, the dismantling of voting rights. deep economic inequality exacerbated by the corporate 19 pandemic, democracy imperiled in the united states. and if so, what can be done to save it? will after world renowned author, dollar and political activists. the professor chomsky thank you so much for joining us on upfront. pleased to be with you here in the united states professor, you have talked about how 90 percent of the population is basically not represented by political leaders due to concentrated wealth and private power determining the outcomes of elections. 34 laws, restricting access to voting, were passed in 2

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. >>> in morocco, efforts to save a boy trapped in a well came to a tragic end. state media say he didn't survive. as al goodman reports, morocco's king later reached out to rayon's family. >> reporter: it was a tragic accident that killed the life of the child said morocco's king in a statement. the king called the parents of the boy, 5-year-old rayon, to offer his coolences and the king's call came after rescuers reached the boy on saturday evening. he had been in the well since tuesday afternoon, local timed, until saturday evening, local time, more than four days. on friday, rescuers said he was alive and on thursday, his father told local tv that rescuers had gotten food and water to his son and they were hoping that he would be pulled out alive. the rescue operation was not easy, the well was narrow, about a foot and a half wide, 55 centimeters in diameter, day decided to dig down a parallel hole about 100 feet or 30 meters down, and try to get over ho horizontally. they encountered numerous obstacles, including landslides and boulders. but on saturday even

what i say is as bullying for blood booted, local media in morocco, se rescue workers have now reached a 5 year old boy at the bottom of a 30 to me to well, you're looking at live pictures off that tunnel that has been dug out into that hillside, a delicate operation to rescue the child has been trapped there for 5 days. now. the rescue efforts has crypt country case on the pandemic topping the agenda of a 2 day meeting of african union leaders meeting. and ethiopia, capital addis ababa. the 55 member countries happen warned that several regions are facing serious threats to peace and security. iran says it has the legal right to continue nuclear research, which can't be restricted by any agreement. it's in response to the u. s. waiving some sanctions on around civilian nuclear program as talks to revive the 2015 agreement reach a critical stage. donald trump ended the waiver 2 years ago now when he was president. okay, that's a summary. if you headlines, the news continues here. on out his era coming up next is people in power ah, ah, ah ah, ah, it's often said you what you eat. but w

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if it wants a breakthrough rescue workers in morocco reaching the final hours now to save a 5 year old boy trapped in a well for days. the republican party and united states schools lost his attack on congress by donald trump, supporters, a legitimate political discourse and sport official competition at the winter olympics has begun and event overshadowed by the pandemic and human rights abuses. ah, well, i've run current of ours cruise. the state of democracy at stake, leaders from 55 african countries have a full agenda to deal with as they meet the c as african union summit, la pictures here actually from ada sap, about where the summit is being held and began a short time ago. our lead is addressing a number of challenges, things like conflicts with armed groups, and more recently, the increasing number of coups in the continent coming up with concrete plans on how to tackle the corona virus vaccine rollout is also expected to be a top issue. more from madison about an amendment with a correspondent, muhammad. oh, 1st his report about can union headquarters in these european capit

ah, i'm elizabeth bronman, doha with the top stories on al jazeera rescue workers in morocco, so they're close to reaching a 5 year old boy fell down a well. they're digging out part of the hillside and a delicate operation to reach the child has been trapped to the bottom of the 30 to meet a well for 5 days. an ambulance carrying 5 year old ray ann's parents has reached the site. thousands of ukrainians have held a solidarity march the northeastern city of cod give the calling for an end to the stand off of moscow, which has more than a 100000 troops a mast on the border. child stratford has more from cargo. it's usually significant and people are coming out here and protesting and a show of unity against what they describing as rush and aggression. we saw various different members of political parties and actually groups here, patricia writing in the riley and the voices. i say one very much of unity in the face of yes, what they say is as bullying from vladimir booted the african union as meeting for a 2 day summit. the $55.00 member block is under pressure to come up with a coordinat

it has been dark for an hour and a half on the scene in morocco, and 7:00 p.m. local time there. this is a rough area near the riff mountains, and they have done a whole sort of work the rescuers since tuesday since the boy fell in the hole, and he was playing, the mothers told authorities and got out of sight briefly, and then heard him cry and realized he was in the well. the well is 100 feet down, and narrow, and just a few feet wide. so the authorities dug a parallel well down, and now that they are the depth of the boy, they are going across to try to reach him, and they are close, but a number of obstacles. they have had landslides and boulders in the way, and according to the authorities, boy was alive on friday, yesterday. according to the boy's father, food and water was given to the boy down in the well on thursday, and the father at the time told local tv that he was hopeful that the boy would be res rescued, god willing, he added, jim. >> we are all hoping that occurs, and how delicate of an operation is this? i suppose they have sort of had to take their time with it

well, in morocco, on tuesday has died despite a huge rescue operation of captured global attention. king mohammed has called the boy's parents to offer his condolences at ethiopia as cool for african countries to be given permanent seats. but the un security council is hosting the african union . so as leaders say, they want to expand the $5500.00 blocks international influence. as the african union summit draws to a close on its 2nd and final day, it is how baba the continents leaders say they want to expand the a use influence internationally. the some it's host. if you p as prime minister, i'll be ahmed. as cool for african countries, as you heard in the headlines to be given a permanent seats at the un security council. the delegates also expressed the need to deal with regional conflicts, including calling for a cease fire in ethiopia is to glide region al jazeera mohammed, otto report, sell from madison oliver over from it off the can lead as will issue communicate in which the expected to spell out measures needed to be taken a 4th of all in the hunting volition against covet

john, they met at the paging winter olympics a 5 year old boy who was trapped in a well in morocco. since tuesday has died, morocco's king and i ran didn't survive the 5 day ordeal. rescuers had dug out part of the hill side to be able to reach him. and the bollywood sing the latter mon gasket, known as the nightingale of india. the queen of melody has died at the age of 90. 2 people in power is next. after that, i'm back here in the news room for the quick me summary. will see that me in south korea military service is compulsory. but some refused to take post. one on 18th, make those dodging the drops, the one which is 0 the itself and said you what you eat. but what if you don't know what you're reaching the legal, global trading. counterfeit food is worth millions of dollars. it also defrauds legitimate, produces and poses huge health risks for consumers. so who's behind it? this is the 1st of a to investigation. ah, the, the global food trade keeps as constantly supplied with things to eat and drink. and most of the time we pay a little attention. what do we really know? what's

emergency workers in morocco say they are hopeful they'll soon reach a five year old boy who's been trapped for four days in a deep well. this is the scene live — where huge crowds have gathered — hoping for a positive outcome. china's president xijinping has declared the winter olympics open at an unusually low—key ceremony, due to the pandemic and a diplomatic boycott over human rights abuses. the main venue is the birds nest stadium, already familiar to sports fans after it was the main focus for the 2008 summer olympics. the opening ceremony was overseen by film director jang imo who was also behind the ceremony in 2008. but spectators were thin on the ground because of strict covid restrictions. and few world leaders made the trip to beijing. our correspondent steve mcdonell is in beijing and following the action. it's a real party atmosphere. typical beijing pubs full of families and little kids and couples and older people who come here to watch the opening ceremony on the big screen. part of the reason this pub and how many others in the city are fullest because this is how yo

al, this is heartbreaking news coming out of reports in morocco. we were all hoping for a good outcome. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: hi, jim. the king of morocco called it a tragic accident according to a statement from the royal palace. the king called the parents of the 5-year-old boy. the king calling them to offer his condolences and this call coming according to state media reports after it was seen that the boy was pulled out by the rescuers. although it's not clear, it's not immediately clear, the authorities haven't said what the boy's condition was at the moment he was pulled out. we do know, jim, as we've talked earlier this afternoon, that it was just over four days that he was down that hundred foot deep well. he fell down on tuesday afternoon local time in northern morocco in this rugged area around the rift mountains. he was finally pulled out on saturday evening around 9:30 p.m., but despite the efforts of all the rescue workers, which the authorities also thanked for all of their efforts, this was not to be. it was techni

this is something that never ever happened in the history of morocco, that the king himself expresses his condolences to a family live on television. after that, i sawjust a short bit of the news at 9 o'clock here, and there was an official statement from the palace itself. and it confirmed the bad news, unfortunately, and it said that the king is very sad to know about the outcome of this experience for rayan. the queen has announced her hopes for the monarchy, when her eldest son, prince charles, becomes king. in a highly significant intervention, she's expressed her "sincere wish," that her daughter—in law, camilla, be known as queen consort, paving the way for the duchess of cornwall, to be crowned at her husband's side. the news comes on the eve of the 70th anniversary of her own accession to the throne. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell reports from sandringham. she's preparing to mark the 70th anniversary of the day she came to the throne. this morning, the queen greeted guests in the ballroom at sandringham, walking slowly and carefully, steadied with a stick. but a

emergency workers in morocco say they're hopeful that they'll reach a five—year—old boy trapped for four days in a deep well. the child, who's called rayan, slid more than 30 metres into the narrow shaft on tuesday while his father was repairing it. now on bbc news, it's time for the media show.

rayan's plight at the bottom of a narrow thirty—two metre deep borehole gripped millions in morocco and beyond. a water ministry official said the survey was designed to prevent a repeat of the tragedy. he said those who dug wells that flouted regulations would be required to pay to make them safe. the french virologist, luc montagnier, who was awarded the nobel prize for medicine for jointly discovering the virus that causes aids, has died. he and a colleague identified the human immunodeficiency virus in 1983 and their work helped lead to researchers developing tests for hiv and then modern treatments such as anti—retroviral drugs. now to developments in canada, where the border crossing between the province of manitoba and the united states has become the latest to be blocked, by anti vaccine mandate protesters. police say the crossing has been blockaded using both vehicles and farm equipment. this follows the blocking of the ambassador bridge that connects canada with michigan — america's car production hub. as a result, ford and toyota have halted some production. the governor

it's sports battle at the top of the wcc standards, says the dons of usf traveled over to morocco to take on those st mary's gales jason appelbaum with all your college who pipe lights. this winter, comcast business is helping team usa and businesses across america stay ahead. keep yours ahead too with reliable connectivity and secure solutions on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get access to over 20 million wifi hotspots from coast to coast. so no matter what big event comes up, your team can be ready for what's next. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for just $64.99 a month. or, ask how to get a visa prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. hoops up top a big game in morocco tonight. todd golden coaching the usf dot he once played for randy bennett and the st mary's gales first half. it's going to be the gaels who led most of the way, but watch this second half now the steel by gabe stefanini. he led all scorers with 23 as the dodds keep it close, but saint mary's all but clinches it on this fluke play ball gets poked away , def

the funeral ceremony was held at a cemetery near the boy's home village in northern morocco. israel's government will hold an independent inquiry into reports that police illicitly used spyware against aides of the former prime minister benjamin netanyahu and other public figures. it relates to the israeli—made pegasus hacking tool. the us have offered a reward of up to 10 million dollars for information leading to the identification or location of the leader of the islamic state militant group in afghanistan — sanullah gafari. washington believes he was behind the deadly bomb attack on kabul airport last august. the sportswear giant nike has dropped the manchester united forward mason greenwood after his arrest on suspicion of rape. the 20—year—old was also held on suspicion of assault and making threats to kill, but later released on bail. britain's prime minister borisjohnson has condemned the harassment suffered on monday by the labour leader sir keir starmer who had to be escorted to safety by police, near the houses of parliament. there were shouts of �*traito

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the desperate race to reach a five—year—old boy who fell down a narrow well in morocco four days ago. the number of children and young people in england needing specialist support for mental health issues hits a record high. and the queen marks her platinium jubilee, viewing some quirky cards and gifts — celebrating her 70 years as monarch. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel: the old rivals meet again but who'll come out on top this time — as scotland face england on the opening weekend of rugby union's six nations? good evening. the conservative backbench mp aaron bell has become the latest to confirm that he has submitted a letter of no confidence in the prime minister. it comes as an embattled borisjohnson saw a fifth adviser resign today from downing street, after the departure of four others yesterday. downing street said the resignations were not a sign the prime minister was losing control. as well as being under pressure over lockdown parties in downing street, mrjohnson has come in for particular criticism over a false claim made in the commons that the labour

the only way forwards. breski work is in morocco, reach the fine louse to save a 5 year old boy trapped in a will for days and a toe for escalates between rebels and columbia. it's threatening the upcoming election. ah, one of ours crews at the state of democracy at stake, latest from $55.00 african countries have a full agenda to deal with as they mate for the c as african union summit addis ababa is where the summit is being held, laid as we'll address a number of challenges such as conflicts with armed groups. and then more recently, the increasing number of coups in the continent coming up with concrete plans on how to tackle the corona virus vaccine rollout is also expected to be a top issue. more from mom and a t o n out isabella in a moment, 1st his report of the african union headquarters in the philippines capital the fust summit with b point instead of a video link in more than 2 years. the newly established africa center for disease control africa cdc, is leading efforts to keep the 2 day summit covered free. the decision to hold a summit in possum. since the advent of brothe

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