rubble, trying to look, possibly, four survivors from the devastating quake that hit the country. we now know that the 6.8 magnitude quake that struck late on friday killed at least 2900 people, and injured many, many thousands more. what we are seeing is teams from around the world now that have arrived to health, digging through the rubble, searching for some kind of survivors. it is the army that is leading relief efforts, but they are being backed up by groups and teams from four other countries. it s really difficult out here, it is a mountainous and steep area in the atlas mountains. roads have been damaged, infrastructure as well, making it very difficult to get some of these areas that we are focusing on, one of the worst hit areas as this search continues. we will continue to go return to morocco later. let s take you out to libya. it is a scene of absolute devastation, in the town of derna. these are the latest pictures we have. we now know 5000 people have died the
keen to speak to three of her relatives. her father, his wife keen to speak to three of her relatives. herfather, his wife and their stepbrother. all three basically flew to pakistan, the day before sarah s body was found, and the police since then have been trying to get hold of the three and persuade them to come back to the uk. what we now know is that this flight, and emirates flight, from dubai, hasjust landed in gatwick. herfather, his wife dubai, hasjust landed in gatwick. her father, his wife and his dubai, hasjust landed in gatwick. herfather, his wife and his brother have known landed in the uk to be questioned by police. police said the three of them travelled of their own free will from the punjab region of pakistan. they then travelled to dubai and caught this flight outside london. we know sarah s five siblings, age between 1 13, had travelled to pakistan. they remain in a government care facility in the country sara. just following this plan as it lands. we
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this is bbc news, the headlines: more than 5,000 people are confirmed dead in libya 10,000 more are still missing after devastating floods. the father, stepmother and uncle of sara sharif are on their way back to the uk from pakistan. ten year old sara was found dead at her home in surrey last month. search and rescue teams in morocco reach mountain villages flattened by last week s earthquake. at least 2,900 people are dead. ukraine s air force chief congratulates the pilots who attacked russia s black sea fleet in crimea, causing a large fire at sevastopol shipyard. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here s sarah. ben stokes has blasted his way to his first century since returning to 0di cricket. he reached 100 injust 76 balls for england as they look to post a big score in their third match of this series with new zealand, which is level at 1 1. stokes is at the crease with liam livingstone, following a huge partnership with dawid malan which r
toll will double. all the details are disturbing more than 3a,000 people are now homeless. witnesses talk of the sea constantly depositing bodies on the shoreline. before i show you more of the aftermath, have a look at the moments the floodwater actually hit this city. the power, the speed, the force sweeping everything away. people describe the land, just disappearing in an instant. aid agencies on the ground talk of an overwhelming need for everything from water, shelter, medicine, rescue teams with clinic and hospitals in the east of the country overwhelmed by the injured. the rescue operation has been made more difficult by the complicated political situation in libya. the country is split with an internationally recognised government in tripoli, and a rival government in the east. this is one description of what it is like in derna from a libyan journalist who spoke to the bbc. my friend, i m staying with him right now to support him because when we were prepari