To the man who killed five people in the uks worst Mass Shooting since 2010. The nhs warns that Tens Of Thousands of people are risking their lives in england because theyre unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. And a major us study says july was the worlds hottest month ever recorded. And please dont stress the seals. A plea for Holiday Makers on the north East Coast of england. To be more kind and respectful to the bathing mammals. Welcome to Bbc News. A large earthQuake has hit haiti, prompting fears that many people have been killed. Local authorities have acknowledged a number of deaths, but dont yet have an exact figure. The haitian Prime Minister says the Quake caused several deaths in various parts of haiti. This map has been released by the Us Geological Survey with the location of the 7. 2 Magnitude Quake 150 Km West of the Capital Port Au Prince, close to Saint Louis de sud. The survey has issued a Red Alert for fatalities, saying that high casualties are probab
To return a Shotgun Licence to the man who killed five people in the uks worst Mass Shooting since 2010. Hello and welcome to our viewers in the uk and around the world. In afghanistan, the taliban have continued to seize yet more territory and are now in control of more regional capitals than the government. Its been reported that Mazar E Sharif, The Northern city that was the afghan governments last northern stronghold, has also now fallen to taliban fighters. Provincial authorities say Security Forces abandoned weapons and fled to the uzbekistan border. The city of sharan, in paktika province, and asadabad, in kunar province, also fell to the militants on saturday. Meanwhile, the Afghan President , ashraf ghani, has addressed the nation for the first time since the taliban advance, saying his focus was to prevent further instability. Translation our dear country, afghanistan, is in serious danger of instability due to the war imposed upon us. I am aware of the situation here and i o
Of 20 more villages we speak to british firefighters helping battle the blazes. And we catch up with the teens bringing skateboarding to the olympics and the streets of japan. Even our reporter goes for a Spin Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. Events in afghanistan are unfolding at a rapid pace. As the taliban captured a ninth key city, the afghan president fired his Army Chief. The government is still in control of the most important urban centres, but their hold in many areas is fragile. Us officials say the taliban could reach the Capital Kabul in weeks. From there, our correspondent Yogita Limaye reports. Desperation on a scale not seen in decades. Thousands have arrived in kabul, in the past few days. People who had homes and jobs, who led dignified lives, forced to leave everything behind. Angry that they have been left on their own no government, no humanitarian agencies. This womans sons are in the army. She says only the poor go to the battlefield,
Goes for a spin events in afghanistan are unfolding at a rapid pace. As the taliban captured a ninth key city, the afghan president fired his Army Chief. The government is still in control of the most important urban centres, but their hold in many areas is fragile. Us officials say the taliban could reach the Capital Kabul in weeks. From there, our correspondent Yogita Limaye reports. Desperation on a scale not seen in decades. Thousands have arrived In Kabul in the past few days. People who had homes and jobs, who led dignified lives, forced to leave everything behind. Angry that they have been left on their own no government, no humanitarian agencies. This womans sons are in the army. She says only the poor go to the battlefield, while politicians watch. We have seen this camp grow by the hour. People have been coming in from different parts of the country, as more and more provincial capitals, more and more cities are being taken over by the taliban. Many of those we have met here
Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. Events in afghanistan are unfolding at a rapid pace. As the taliban captured a ninth key city, the afghan president fired his Army Chief. The government is still in control of the most important urban centres, but their hold in many areas is fragile. Us officials say the taliban could reach the capital, kabul, in weeks. From there, our correspondent Yogita Limaye reports. Desperation on a scale not seen in decades. Thousands have arrived In Kabul in the past few days. People who had homes and jobs, who led dignified lives, forced to leave everything behind. Angry that they have been left on their own no government, no humanitarian agencies. This womans sons are in the army. She says only the poor go to the battlefield, while politicians watch. We have seen this camp grow by the hour. People have been coming in from different parts of the country, as more and more provincial capitals, more and more cities are being taken ove