Year may amount to War Crimes and crimes against humanity. There have been a lot of violations and there are reasonable grounds to think that of these violations and dont amount to international crimes. Meanwhile the bbc has seen, first hand, the desperate conditions civilians are enduring in sudan. Aid agencies are warning the Hunger Crisis is of historic proportions. Our correspondent Nawal Al Maghafi has gained rare access to the city of Port Sudan and a key Border Area in neighbouring chad where refugees are still flowing out as Aid Agencies desperately try to get aid in. The faces of a forgotten war. These are some of the family scoffed at the centre of what is being called one of the worlds worst humanitarian crisis. Here in sudan, 26 Million people are facing acute hunger. We only get one meal a day, this woman says. In this Displacement Camp in Port Sudan, they are safe from the front lines of the conflict, but life is hard. In another camp nearby People Queue for water. Our most basic rights. But here it is a luxury. This woman tells me that she fled with her children from one city to another, trying to escape the war before arriving here in port said and at this Displacement Camp. Translation Displacement Camp. Translation . , translation the fighting was so intense that translation the fighting was so intense that within translation the fighting was so intense that within two translation the fighting was so intense that within two daysl so intense that within two days to members of my family were killed then i watched as two of my neighbours were cut into. The children are mourning the life they want out, but also their father, life they want out, but also theirfather, left behind life they want out, but also their father, left behind they havent heard from him since january. Translation january. 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Both sides in the conflict have denied impeding the delivery of humanitarian relief. As it prepares to go through the border, families are crossing it to skip the board. Escape the war. These refugees arrived five days ago. It was hunger that made them carry out the journey. Translation � ,. , , journey. Translation � ,. , translation all the shops are closed, translation all the shops are closed. No translation all the shops are closed, no Food Translation all the shops are closed, no food any translation all the shops are closed, no food any more, closed, no food any more, nothing to drink, nothing to feed my children. There is nothing to eat, it is all war, nowhere to hide. Nothing to eat, it is all war, nowhere to hide. She said no Food Sunplies nowhere to hide. She said no Food Supplies reaching nowhere to hide. She said no Food Supplies reaching her i Food Supplies reaching her children. It agency say constant flow of aid is needed to deal with the Situation. One location has been declared a famine and 13 others are at risk of famine. The union wanted it to close them increased, the consequences could be dire. Could be dire. There is much suffering could be dire. There is much suffering. These could be dire. There is much suffering. These are could be dire. There is much suffering. These are not suffering. These are not statistics, these are mothers, daughters, kids. People are going to die, simple as that. Children, they already are. Women, more gender based violence, some of them will not recover from. Violence, some of them will not recover from recover from. This is ultimate suffering recover from. This is ultimate suffering by recover from. This is ultimate suffering. By repeatedly suffering. By repeatedly spurning Peace Talks and blocking it, the two warring sides are putting millions of people at risk of starvation. Many will spoke to are hoping the world will take Notice And Action before it is too late. Lets speak to Advocacy Manager for norwegian Refugee Council, mathilde vu. Thank you so much for being with us. I know you have been in the region in the last few weeks. Can you tell us what you have seen yourself. We talk about starvation and famine, what does that mean for individuals . What does that mean for individuals . What you ust heard, i can i individuals . What you ust heard, i can confirm h individuals . What you just heard, i can confirm it. In| heard, i can confirm it. In this war, starvation means, i have seen 19 year old woman who have seen 19 year old woman who have booked for a weekjust to get five pieces of bread. I met mothers who were showing me the Cooking Utensils and she said yesterday didnt use them because i have nothing to cook. A lot of people are struggling to get a meal a day. When i talk about one meal, it is porridge. Basically serials and waters of the nutritional aspect is very low. It is true, children are dying because of hunger. Not only that, people had to resort to, in order to get food, it is extremely difficult. They have to do sometimes very undignified work, sometimes resorting to sex to feed their family. The more we wait the more we will see suffering, hunger, and the trauma attached. Trauma attached. What is the scale of It Trauma attached. What is the scale of it in trauma attached. What is the scale of it in Terms Trauma attached. What is the scale of it in terms of trauma attached. What is the scale of it in terms of what i scale of it in terms of what you have seen . It scale of it in terms of what you have seen . Scale of it in terms of what you have seen . It is difficult to imagine you have seen . It is difficult to imagine what you have seen . It is difficult to imagine what 25 you have seen . It is difficult to imagine what 25 People L to imagine what 25 people hungry means, right . Those numbers are apocalyptic. We went to one of the largest Displacement Camps in darfur were a famine has been confirmed. It means that everyday children are of hunger. The numbers are completely horrendous and quite simply they are difficult to assess because as you rightly mentioned, as humanitarians we are not accessing most of the country. Most likely people are dying in the dark. Country. Most likely people are dying in the dark. What are you able to do dying in the dark. What are you able to do and dying in the dark. What are you able to do and how dying in the dark. What are you able to do and how many dying in the dark. What are you | able to do and how many people has your agency been able to reach . ,. ,. , . Reach . No matter how difficult it is and no reach . No matter how difficult it is and no matter reach . No matter how difficult it is and no matter the reach . No matter how difficult it is and no matter the level. It is and no matter the level of obstruction, there are humanitarian organisations all across sudan doing their utmost to save lives. There are also local volunteers, normal citizens who decided one day that they would help the community. They have stepped in and a running soup kitchens, sometimes in the middle of a war zone. They are the only reason why some families are not going to bed hungry at night. The norwegian Refugee Council has helped more than 600,000 people since the beginning of the year, but this is not enough. We are talking about 25 Million people who are hungry. So this humanitarian response needs to be extremely skilled up. We need to have access to the people and funding, as well. [30 access to the people and funding, as well. Access to the people and funding, as well. Do you think because there funding, as well. Do you think because there is funding, as well. Do you think because there is a funding, as well. Do you think because there is a lot funding, as well. Do you think because there is a lot of funding, as well. Do you think because there is a lot of focus about what is going on in Ukraine And Casa that sudan has suffered as a result of that, or behind the scenes is it getting as much attention as it is likely realistically . Ida. Is likely realistically . No, the attention is likely realistically . No, the attention is is likely realistically . No, the attention is really is likely realistically . Iirr, the attention is really poor. I would say it has not been forgotten, it is being neglected. We are also talking about a huge refugee crisis, more than 2 Million people crossing the border. Chad, south sudan. The crisis is really large and could spill over. If you compare this scale, these numbers with the level of attention and political action that has been put on sedan, it is really unacceptable. I think we should also be against this mentality that there is this little amount of compassion and political attention Thats World leaders can spare on the crisis, crisis dont have to compete with each other, the suffering in Gaza And Ukraine and sudan, it must be given to the same level of attention. Matilda, thank you very much. In the us state of georgia a 1k Year old high School Student is expected to make his first Court Appearance in connection to the deaths of two students and two teachers. He faces four counts of felony murder. On thursday, the suspect� s father, colin gray, was arrested for knowingly allowing his son to possess a weapon. Lets get more on this now with Cbs Correspondent jarred hill. Tell us more about what is happening on the legal front. This is a stunning Situation here where the father of the suspected School Shooter in georgia is being charged not only with manslaughter, but also with murder in this case. As you mention, all of this goes back to the allegation that he had knowingly provided the weapon for his son, not necessarily with the shooting but they say he gave him this gun. Also what is interesting is about a year ago the fbi, there were investigators that went to the home of the suspected shooter, spoke to the suspected shooter, spoke to the suspected shooter, spoke to the suspected shooter and his father about posting made on Social Media alluding to the potential of carrying out a school shooting. At the time the suspect said he did not pick those posts. Law enforcement said they didnt have enough probable cause to do anything further. Know about a year or so later we are in this Situation where it seems as though he has carried out a deadly shooting. As though he has carried out a deadly shooting. Remind us of the events deadly shooting. Remind us of the events that deadly shooting. Remind us of the events that happened deadly shooting. Remind us of the events that happened a i the events that happened a couple of days ago in georgia. This was on Wednesday Morning in a High School in georgia there were calls that started coming out at around ten oclock in the morning local time that there was a shooting inside the school. Four people were killed, two of them were students, 1a years old, the others were teachers. One of the teacher died in front of another student to save them. In The End it seems as though the suspected shooter was confronted by police and turned himself in, essentially. Late in the weapon and allowed for Law Enforcement are taken into custody. The question is what is the legal process coming out of this. What kind of convictions is comparable suspect as well as his father and this really tragic Situation. And this really tragic Situation. ~ ,. ,. The us secretary of state, antony blinken, has urged haitis interim government to set up an electoral council to organise president ial elections by The End of next year. On a visit to the island, Mr Blinken said it was important to ensure that haiti was back on a clear democratic track. He also announced 115 Million in new humanitarian aid. His visit comes three months after the installation of a transitional council and the inauguration of an interim prime minister. Were the largest contributor of humanitarian assistance to haiti. That includes an additional 115 Million in humanitarian aid that im announcing today, bringing the total for the usa to over 210 Million this year. That means more food, water, more sanitation, more health and services for 1. 5 more haitians. Lets speak to dr lesly michaud, Haitis Country Director for World Vision. Can you give us a sense of what they need is on the ground there . ,. , there . Hi, everyone. They need is mainlv for there . Hi, everyone. They need is mainly for security. There . Hi, everyone. They need is mainly for security. This i there . Hi, everyone. They need is mainly for security. This is i is mainly for security. This is the definite need right now that we are seeing here in haiti. Security hinges on everything. Food, education, people feeling a sense of life coming back. , but it is definitely what haiti is in need of today to feel that there are secure, to feel that they can go about, kids can go back to school safely, the families can go back to their neighbourhoods. I would say it is security. Added to that there is the Food Security Crisis that is ongoing. More Than Half of the population is ip three. Than half of the population is ip three ip three. Sorry, what does that mean . In terms of your own work, tell us about the work you are able to do. ,. ,. , to do. Here, World Vision haiti has been to do. Here, World Vision haiti has been working to do. Here, World Vision haiti has been Working In has been Working In port Au Prince, where i am right now, working with the families that have been displaced, and through our partners in order to provide cash. We are implementing a cash. We are implementing a cash project, along people to be able to afford housing in a morse secure and safe environment. Some of them we have trained on small business, so that is what they will be doing with the cash. We were able to distribute food to more than 6,000 people. All Working In the Central Plateau and in the north with families who have left port Au Prince, supporting their migration, also their supplies and get some money to start a new life. Anthony blinking announcing 115 Million. Anthony blinking announcing 45 million. ~. ,. , million. Much of a different will that make . Million. Much of a different will that make . Well million. Much of a different will that make . Welljust l million. Much of a different i will that make . Welljust have will that make . Well ust have to wait and t will that make . Well ust have to wait and see. I will that make . Well ust have to wait and see. The i will that make . Welljust have to wait and see. The needs i will that make . Welljust have to wait and see. The Needs Arej to wait and see. The needs are so great, we are talking about half the population being food insecure. We are talking about the roads, access is not easy, so goods cannot go from the rural areas where the production of food is being made, going to port Au Prince and other places. Some places have food but they dont have the other products that they need. Some dont have the food and they would need to bring it into another area, but because of the Situations of the roots, Root Access and logistics, it makes the Situation very dire. Thank you very much indeed for being with us. Around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. Explorer and Presenter Dwayne fields has been named as the uks Chief Scout. He succeeds bear grylls, who has served in the role since 2009. Mr fields is the 11th Person to hold the title. He was also the first Black Briton to reach the North Pole. Scouts were founded by Lord Baden Powell in 1908 and currrently have a membership of more than 500,000 Young people and adult volunteers in the uk. With me in the studio is Explorer And Presenter dwayne fields. Congratulations, this was just announced last night. How did you hear about it . First of all, i was so humbled. It was back in january when the News First got to me. It was back in january when the News First got to me. What does it mean being News First got to me. What does it mean being chief News First got to me. What does it mean being Chief Scout . It i it mean being Chief Scout . It is a position of responsibility, where you go out every single day and say thank you to people and look for ways that you can grow the movement. Under bear grills we have grown every single Year Part two, the covid years. We have a membership of 500,000 Young people, 145,000 plus volunteers who do a fantastic job. For me, it is about trying to increase that number in both cases. ,. ,. , cases. Your own personal story is remarkable. Cases. Your own personal story is remarkable. Tell cases. Your own personal story is remarkable. Tell us cases. Your own personal story is remarkable. Tell us about i is remarkable. Tell us about your childhood, you were born injamaica, came to the uk when you are quite Young. I in jamaica, came to the uk when you are quite Young. You are quite Young. I was born in jamaica you are quite Young. I was born in jamaica i you are quite Young. I was born in jamaica. I came you are quite Young. I was born in jamaica. I came to you are quite Young. I was born in jamaica. I came to the i you are quite Young. I was born in jamaica. I came to the uk i injamaica. I came to the uk just before my seventh Birthday And Ifind it really tough. 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When you say youre going to make i did you actually do . When you say youre going to make a i say youre going to make a change, sometimes you dont know what that change looks like. In my case it presented itself in focal and James Cracknell sitting in the Bbc Studio talking about going to the South Pole and that inspired something in me, it introduced me. Ithought, maybe thatis introduced me. Ithought, maybe that is something that is so different to anything i have experienced before. I reached out and the organisers of that event that we have a track on to the North Pole. We dont know if you can make it but if you apply we will see what you can get to. It you apply we will see what you can get to can get to. It has been great to meet vou can get to. It has been great to meet you. Thank can get to. It has been great to meet you. Thank you i can get to. It has been great to meet you. Thank you so l can get to. It has been great i to meet you. Thank you so much for sharing your story with us. Republican president ial candidate, Donald Trump, has pledged to cut the corporate Tax Rate and audit the federal government an idea proposed by billionaire backer, Elon Musk. He pitched his agenda to wall Street And Corporate Leaders at a Campaign Stop in new york. Street and corporate leaders for more, heres the bbc� s North America Business correspondent, ritika gupta. The main highlight of Donald Trump is Mac Address was a push to cut the corporate Tax Rate to cut the corporate Tax Rate to 15 for companies that make their products here in the us. This would be a big reduction from the current rate of 21 , a key Policy Victory from toms 2017 tax law. While the 15 corporate rate would be a big win for large us companies, it would also contribute to rising deficits. It means big companies would end up paying far lower rates than smaller businesses, rates can be as high as 37 . His proposal is in stark contrast to his rival, kamala harris, he has said she would raise Corporation Tax to 20 . Trump also includes an idea from Elon Musk to create a Government Efficiency Commission. This would be to Cut Back on waste. I commission. This would be to Cut Back on waste. Cut back on waste. I will create a Cut Back on waste. I will create a government i Cut Back on waste. I will i create a Government Efficiency Commission tasked with carrying out a complete financial and Performance Audit of the entire federal government and making recommendations for drastic reforms. We need to do it. We cant go on the way we are now. Elon musk, because he is not very busy, has agreed to head the task force. The task force. This comes as both trump the task force. This comes as both trump and the task force. This comes as both Trump And Harris i the task force. This comes as both Trump And Harris are i both Trump And Harris are wrapping up their efforts to court Swing State voters as well as Business Executives in an election with the economy is the dominant issue. Let me update you on a Sentencing Today from the riots here in the uk in the summer. A man has beenjailed for taking part in a riot in rotherham on the 4th of august. Thomas burley pleaded guilty and was told he was unquestionably a dangerous offender. More on that coming up. This is bbc news. Hello. Its a day of big contrasts north to south across the uk. Weve got some heavy showers and some thunderstorms in the south, but for many of us, warm sunshine. Its going to feel quite humid out there for all of us. Do watch out for Heavy Rain, which may bring some localised flooding and some rumbles of thunder for southern England And South wales. 0n the Satellite Image you can see this Swirling Mass of cloud. You can see this this is marking an area of low pressure sitting across the Bay Of Biscay and its throwing towards us some quite humid air, but also those heavy downpours, as well. An easterly breeze further north, so any Mist And Fog that weve seen through this morning clearing away. Lots of long spells of sunshine for many areas. Its going to feel warm and humid, 25, 26 degrees for the likes of western scotland, north west england, as well. A few Degrees Cooler Close to the East Coast where youve got that breeze coming in off the sea, though heavy showers and thunderstorms will eventually start to ease away from southern England And South wales through tonight. There could be the Odd Spot of drizzle still around though. Further north, again, some mist and some fog patches, some low clouds, so a bit of a murky start to saturday, but certainly mild with temperatures sitting in the mid teens. So quite moist, humid air still with us as we head into the weekend. Weve still got this area of low pressure to the south on saturday, but a little bit of a quieter day i think. Not as many showers coming in, certainly compared to the Heavy Rain of today and yesterday. Still a fair amount of cloud and low Cloud And Mist in the north and the east. That should tend to break up, so, for most places, not a bad day. An improving picture again. Some really lovely, warm Sunshine And Light winds for Northern Ireland, much of scotland, northern england, wales, as well. Further south we have still got that cloud hanging on for the south of wales and southern england, bringing a few showers. More showers, though, as we head into sunday. They will be working their way north across england and wales. There could be the Odd Rumble of thunder, as well, but these showers will be hit and miss. There will be some warm spells of sunshine in between. Scotland and Northern Ireland having another largely dry and settled day. Temperatures not quite as warm as today, but were still looking at highs up to about 22 degrees. The warm air thats been with us as we head into next week will get shifted away towards the South And East as were going to open the doors for more of a north westerly airflow. That will certainly bring a colder Air Mass and a Real Change to the feel of the weather. So another few warm and humid days, with that Heavy Rain in the south, but into next week a drop in temperature for all of us, with a mix of sunny spells and scattered blustery showers. Bye bye. Today at one another new high jails in england and wales are holding the largest number of prisoners since records began. It comes just days before thousands of inmates are released earlier, to try and ease pressure on an overcrowded and struggling system. The Summer Riots helped drive the rise. In the last hour, the largest sentence so far has been handed down nine years injailfor Thomas Birley for arson at an Asylum Hotel in rotherham. Also on the programme. The bbc finds private tutors arent being checked for offending behaviour, and more than 90 have been convicted of sexual offences involving Young people. At least 17 children are killed in a fire inside a School Dormitory in central kenya. And polar Explorer Dwayne fields takes his place as the uks new Chief Scout, promising to make it a family for anyone. I think scouting has done so much for me personally. I want to give back and i think this is a great way to do it. And coming up on bbc news, england are put in to bat on an overcast