Samira hussain reports. Protests, rubber bullets, tear gas. This latest flare up is the largest since Ethnic Violence began back in may. These protesters were marching in the capital when they were met by Security Forces. Several dozens have been injured an internet ban imposed, a controversial Anti Insurgency law in effect, giving Security Forces full control of the state. This comes after photos emerged of the two teenagers who had been missing sincejuly. The bbc spoke with the girls father just last month he was hopeful to the end. Translation i the end. Translation ,. , translation i expected that she would come translation i expected that she would come back, translation i expected that she would come back, with translation i expected that she would come back, with this translation i expected that she would come back, with this hope, l translation | expected that she j would come back, with this hope, i keep living even though there is so much sorrow. For the kind of person she is
Welcome to the programme. A Refugee Crisis is developing in armenia, with more than 28,000 people fleeing the disputed enclave of Nagorno Karabakh. It follows a Military Operation Last week by azerbaijan to retake the region, following months of tension. Internationally, Nagorno Kara Bakh is recognised as part of azerbaijan, but for decades, Ethnic Armenians have controlled large parts of the territory. 0ur correspondent Sarah Rainsford has more from The Border Town of goris. The slow roll out of their homeland. This is a journey no one squeezed into these vehicles ever imagined they would make. Ethnic armenians fleeing Nagorno Karabakh on whatever transport they could find. Its a week since azerbaijan seized back the enclave. It did promise to protect the armenian majority there, but no one we found dared believe that. Instead, they flooded here, to armenia. We met this family of seven who had crammed their whole lives into a few cases. Hungry and exhausted after more than a day crush
Shaken loose some of the Senior Executives whove been at the trust for many years. The longtime ceo of uhb announced his retirement from the nhs on the day the first review was published. In the few days before the latest publication, the trusts chief legal officer, david burbridge, and the chief medical officer, simon ball, both abruptly announced their departures. Im jonathan, nice to meet you. Pleased to meet you. But the trust ceo jonathan brotherton, brought in to help change the culture of the trust, is still in place. Although he was only appointed to the top job injuly, he has been a Senior Manager at uhb since 2014. It was he who responded on behalf of the trust to todays report. But clearly the experiences that people have shared with the Culture Review Team demonstrate that there are. There are unacceptable behaviours in this organisation and there are really poor Working Practices in some areas, and those are the areas that we now need to go after. And were really grateful
Might have their regrets. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The go ahead has been given to develop the uks largest untapped Oil And Gas Field in the north sea. Rosebank, which is 80 miles west of shetland, is expected to produce the equivalent of 300 Million Barrels of oil during the expected 25 year lifetime of the project. But the decision is controversial due to its impact on Climate Change last month, 50 mps and peers from all major parties raised concerns that the oil field could produce 200 Million Tonnes of carbon dioxide. Alexandra mackenzie reports. North sea oil is again at the centre of economic, political and climate debate. The long discussed rosebank Oil And Gas Field is run by the norwegian state energy firm. It says this will bring massive investment and jobs to the uk. And jobs to the uk. There is a continued and jobs to the uk. There is a continued need and jobs to the uk. There is a continued need for and jobs to the uk. There is a continued need for