And it s thought she may have been murdered by the serial killer fred west. Palestinian militants fire more rockets into israel, israel resume its own air strikes on the territory. More international leaders are calling for an end to the unrest. A surge of migrants into the spanish territory of ceuta, as thousands arrive from morocco. The government in madrid deploys the army. How new measures to protect england s peatlands could help tackle climate change. Good evening. Borisjohnson says he has yet to see conclusive evidence to amend the final stages of the road map. Under the current plan, the next stage is the 21st ofjune. Ministers are waiting for more data from the growing number of hotspots which stretch from glasgow to bedford. Labour says it s time to make changes. Here s our health editor hugh pym. With concerns about the indian variant, the push to vaccinate continues in hotspot areas around the country like bolton, where there s been a recent surge in cases, and in glasgow
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now on bbc news, it s hardtalk with zeinab badawi. this interview was recorded last thursday, before the deadly weekend attack near a kabul school. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan later this year after two decades represents a major turning point for the country especially for afghan women. many believe the western troop presence protected theirfragile rights. my guest is rare in afghan politics. fawzia koofi is the first woman to lead a political party in afghanistan and is part of an afghan delegation in talks with the taliban. yet, she is one of their fiercest critics, endures constant intimidation, and has survived several attempts on her life. why is fawzia koofi so worried about the future stability of afghanistan and its women? fawzia koofi in kabul, welcome to hardtalk. now, you had a very interesting start in life if i can put it that way. you were your mother s eighth child. she was desperate for a boy. sh
and heading for a hug: people in england prepare to hold their loved ones as lockdown rules are set to ease again. hello and welcome to the programme. the united nations security council will meet this afternoon to discuss continuing tensions injerusalem. further violence broke out last night between israeli police and palestinians, and there s concern that a march due to take place today could become another flashpoint. mark lobel reports. for a third night, clashes around israel s holiest sites, this entrance tojerusalem s old city at a sensitive time. palestinian protesters and israeli police take part in running battles. all the wild, the israeli government s resolve remains undiluted. translation: we resolve remains undiluted. translation: resolve remains undiluted. translation: we will enforce law and order translation: we will enforce law and order decisively - translation: we will enforce law and order decisively and i law and order decisively and responsibly. we w
common values to be put at risk. the commission will act. translation: i will not have politicians blackmail poland. | blackmail must not a method l of contact with member states. a 96 year old war crimes suspect who fled her nursing home before her trial was set to start has appeared in court in germany. we ll speak to a journalist who was in there. and we ll report from the canary islands, where geologists admit they have no idea how much longer the eruption on la palma will continue a month on. the uk government has set out its plans to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. over $855 million, that s £620 million, will be spent on the transition to electric vehicles. another $482 million, or £350 million, is promised to help the automotive supply chain move to electric. the announcement arrives under two weeks before the big cop26 climate summit in glasgow. lots to show you on this. let s start with the bbc s science editor david shukman. every aspect of life