where the eyes of tens of millions of americans will be trained, in just a few hours time, for the annual state of the union address. it could be one of the most important speechesjoe biden delivers this year. the concerns about the president s age have intensified in recent months. his average approval rating is 38% the lowest mark in his presidency. he is facing a host of international crises and domestic challenges. so it s notjust what he says tonight it is how he delivers it. the white house recognises the significance. they have been rehearsing for days because they know that, right now, the election is a coin flip, and this is a valuable opportunity for president biden to stake his case to four more years. we are told that in this speech tonight, president biden will announce to congress that he has ordered the us military to build a temporary port in gaza to help with the transfer of humanitarian aid from cyprus. the pontoon on gaza s mediterranean coast, which y
michael spoke to me after taking part in a conference in london which called for the return of his brother and the others being held by hamas. i had a life before october the 7th. i had a life before october the 7th. i have a family, i have a job. now this is what i do 21w. going to delegations all over the world, talking to politician. telling the story to whoever is willing to hear the story, just for the chance to affect the back. affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with yom affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with you. explain affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with you. explain to affect the back. you brought a teddy bear with you. explain to me what i bear with you. explain to me what this means? this means? this was actually his son s teddy this means? this was actually his son s teddy bear. this means? this was actually his son s teddy bear. i this means? this was actually his son s teddy bear. i carry - this means? this was actually h
general abdourahamane tchani wore military fatigues as he read a statement on behalf of the national council for the safeguarding of the homeland. president niger s elected president, mohamed bazoum, is still being detained. it s reported that president bazoum spoke to the french president emmanuel macron early on friday and told him that he was in good health . the new authorities have banned all public demonstrations. they said acts of vandalism and wickedness would not be tolerated after crowds looted the headquarters of the ousted president on thursday. some waved the flags of niger and russia. the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres, has demanded the immediate and unconditional release mr bazoum. general abdourahamane tchiani has now declared himself the head of state. translation: the action of the (nsf is motivated by the sole desire - to preserve our beloved homeland. in the face of the continuous deterioration of the security situation of our country.
niger s elected president, mohamed bazoum, is still being detained. it s reported that president bazoum spoke to the french president emmanuel macron early on friday and told him that he was in good health . the new authorities have banned all public demonstrations. they said acts of vandalism and wickedness would not be tolerated after crowds looted the headquarters of the ousted president on thursday. some waved the flags of niger and russia. the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres, has demanded the immediate and unconditional release mr bazoum. the european union has threatened to withdraw eird from niger in response to the coup. here is what abdourahamane tchiani had to say when declaring himself head of state a little earlier. translation: the action of the (nsf is motivated by the sole desire - to preserve our beloved homeland in the face of the continuous deterioration of the security situation of our country. the fallen authorities have failed to giv
on child sexual abuse reveals in the last year, police forces in england and wales recorded over 100,000 sexual offences against children, that s a 57% increase in six years. experts say the rise is largely due to greater awareness, but most abuse remains hidden. 0ur social affairs editor, alison holt, has poppy s story. a few words with her dad on the phone and with her mum watching. this is a big day for poppyjust before her 18th birthday. she is doing herfirst skydive to raise money for a charity that helped her cope with the sexual abuse that devastated her early life. she is also trying to change attitudes. take away the shame. why should we be hidden? it is a crime if you look at it in black and white and you re a victim of the crime, it s as simple as that. she has set aside her legal right to remain anonymous. she hopes by speaking to me so openly it will make it easier for abuse survivors to get support. i think if people can see a face behind something so taboo, it