here are luckier than most but both we ve talked to have told us just still not home. patrick has been here for a month he was a farmer and fisherman back home he says his village was among the fast to be a talked. to one pilot will not go back there until even after this situation comes because the violence that keeps on repeating itself on every time it is plate and we get closer to where we are and who care about our beats back in the democratic republic of congo people continue to flee from their villages this is what they re leaving behind abandoned homes death destruction and misery catherine soy al jazeera western uganda. ongoing democracy campaign as a staging a sit in in the city center it s the latest action the demonstrations say is intended to draw attention to the future of human rights and terror. 3 activists began a crowdfunding exercise on tuesday to pay for adverts in newspapers worldwide by weapons day it raised more than $800000.00 us dollars. earlier more
vests nonetheless says this economic plan of his is an opportunity of the century that s what he calls it for palestinians and the 1st step towards a political solution to the israeli palestinian conflict saudi arabia and the u.a.e. they both say that they will back the proposal by direct message to the palestinian people is that despite with those who have let you down in the past tell you president trump and america have not given up on you this workshop is for you the vision we developed and released if executed correctly will lead to a better future for the palestinian people a future of dignity prosperity and opportunity you can change your course for the positive if we are willing to try new things and think outside of the traditional box. all right let s go live to gaza now our correspondent there is rob matheson and rob the people of. the occupied west bank as well but the people of gaza in particular seem to be enraged by this proposal of their $50000000000.00 invest
a mark on it. the reasons for this of all known no farmers are usually blames for the widespread use of pesticides in modern agriculture so you actually when you spend more time you spend there the more you look and see that. everywhere while the u.k. is seen as badly affected farmers here argue this is still possible to protect insects as a quote right solution is really important have that diversity in the landscape so you can see here we have cattle grazing in fields we have cropped so we have lots of different types of crops never have the signed crop in the field twice and then really try to minimise the use of the inputs we use we really try to minimize the use of insect insecticides for example because clearly that s that s going to be good for the environment as we re having spikes around in all the trees in the hedge rows or margins you see it s all the spice alongside growing food a recent global study of insect decline suggested numbers hardening every 25 years tha
a warm welcome to the programme briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can join in the conversation today we re focusing on fast fashion as h&m is poised to reveal its latest numbers. tell us what you think about this industry under pressure. are you a lover of the charity shop, or are you addicted to fast fashion? get in touch just use #bbcthebriefing. we begin in the united states, where there ve been heated exchanges during the first televised debate of democratic contenders for the 2020 presidential race. topics ranged from iran s nuclear deal, gun control, medicare and the opioid crisis all the candidates desperate to use this chance to stand out in a very crowded field. jane o brien is in miami and has been watching the action. a very wide ranging debate tonight will be really have a sense of who these ten candidates were. some of them not household names that the clear front runner at the moment, senator elizabeth war
. many shouted a few did throw rocks at the police stood stoically trapped inside earlier in the evening tens of thousands of people had rallied packing a city center park nearby streets and every vantage point around it was a bit worried rewards in mind that things might be dying down because it s been a while and then the weekday people getting quite exhausted from the past 2 weeks or so tonight thousands and thousands of people. feel that the whole city center so i think the momentum is really right now the protesters are trying to build on a back down by hong kong s goal which i would propose rules to allow extradition to the mainland china the proposals have been suspended protesters want them unambiguously dropped they also wanted investigation into police violence of previous protests the release of those arrested and the resignation of the chief executive keri lam but the theme of this rally was free hong kong democracy now these protests are becoming about the way ho