affecting three other countries. this is a refugee camp in south sudan. which, like yemen, has been torn apart by conflict. families forced to freely their homes and left with little to eat. already a famine has been officially declared he was almost half the population in urgent need of help. we stand at a critical point in our history. already at the beginning of the year we are facing the largest unitarian crisis since the creation of the united nations. now more than 20 million people across four countries face starvation and famine. without collective nato global efforts, people will simply starve to death. the number of people the un says is now in danger is now huge. almost 2 million in nigeria, nearly 5 million in south sudan, nearly 3 million in somalia and 1a million in yemen. the un is predicting that without serious help, 1.4 million people could die before the end of the year. unless more aid money is found. they are calling for £3.6 billion to tackle this cris
after today s deadline to for a deal passes without agreement. everyone owes it to the people of northern ireland to grasp that and provide the political leadership and stability that they want. and, how prepared are we for tomorrow s release of the new one pound coin? it s 5 o clock. our main story is that theresa may has been meeting nicola sturgeon, face to face, for the first time since the snp demanded a new independence referendum. the first minister wants another vote within two years , saying that brexit has transformed the situation since the original vote. the prime minister has restated her view that ‘now is not the time , and has said that she wants the uk to be ‘more united . she s also hinted that additional powers may be devolved to the scottish parliament. on wednesday, article 50 will be triggered, starting two years of formal negotiations on brexit. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in glasgow for us within the last few minutes we have been gett
it might be good for the tempo of the military operation, but it isn t necessarily good for preserving civilian lives. giving evidence, the surgeon accused of putting women through unnecessary operations to make more money. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the mother of khalid masood, the man behind the westminster attacks, has expressed her anguish about the actions of her son. in a statement in the last hour, she said she did not condone what he d done, or the beliefs that led him to commit the atrocity. it emerged today that masood had driven the car that people on westminster bridge, at over 70 miles an hour. daniela relph reports. the moment khalid masood began his attack, we now know that he was driving at more than 70 kph, drew the crowd, killing and injuring as he drove. over 70 mph. the crowd, killing and injuring as he drove. over70 mph. the crowd, killing and injuring as he drove. over 70 mph. through the crowd. his mother has leased
theresa may drops in on nicola sturgeon to discuss how scotland and brexit might work together, but did their face to face leave them futher apart? and, off the books democrats demand to know who president trump has been meeting during his frequent golf club trips. hello and welcome to 100 days, with mejon sopel in washington and christian fraser in london. it was on the campaign trail that donald trump said we re going to win so much, you may even get tired of winning . well, fatigue is definitely settling in and for the us president, it s not because he s winning. no, quite the opposite the question we re all asking is what next for mr trump? the health care bill is in tatters, tax reform is up in the air, his son in law, and senior white house advisor, we find out today is to be questioned by the senate, in relation to those alleged links between russia the trump campaign team. much of the talk today here in washington christian is about mr trump resetting his agenda
the new quid on the block. we look at how prepared businesses are for the release of the new one pound coin tomorrow. and a us airline has been heavily criticised after two girls were reportedly barred from flying for wearing leggings. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the mother of the westminster attacker has expressed her anguish about the actions of her son. she said she did not condone what khalid masood done, or the beliefs that led him to commit the atrocity. it emerged today that masood had driven the car on westminster bridge at 76mph. police say they ve found no evidence that khalid masood had links, to the so called islamic state group or al-qaeda. four people were killed in the attack. daniela relph reports. the moment khalid masood began his attack, we now know that he was driving at 76mph, through the crowd, killing and injuring as he drove. his mother has released a statement, saying that she does not condone his actions or support his beliefs. janet ajao s