good evening. we start tonight with the unfolding situation in libya after devastating floods caused by a violent storm burst two dams in one coastal city, and led to widespread destruction elsewhere. more than 2,000 people are thought to have died and the red cross says more than 10,000 are missing, libya has been torn apart by civil war, and operates under two governments hampering the relief effort. it s also meant that it s difficult getting information out. our correspondent anna foster joins us from the bbc s verify headquarters now, anna. libya anna. is a country already suffering from libya is a country already suffering from more than a decade of conflict and now it has been hit by this devastating natural disaster. those two inks together make it difficult to assess the situation. i am about to assess the situation. i am about to start the journey towards libya and i spent the day working with our bbc verify experts to try and build up bbc verify experts to try
he cuts off innovation and those trying to provide a better user experience and all of those kind of things. if the government alleges that it s true in the case, that if google did offer this money to the smartphone and device makers and the default option on their phones then that means no other option really gets a chance in the market to compete on fair terms. people cannot use being and other programmes like duckduckgo. people cannot use bing. new and build a better search engine in a more innovative product, they look at the market and they say, we are not going to get into this and spends kind of money and waste this timejust this and spends kind of money and waste this time just to compete with google s 90% share of the market. those kinds of issues you find across the big tech sector and lots of sectors. that is the magnitude, it is high profile and it is the government s first crack at using the courts to really rein in the power of the big tech monopolies that i
many roads and homes. thousands of people are still missing. the eastern cities of benghazi, derna and al marj are among the worst hit but much of the country has been declared a disaster zone and three days of mourning have begun. sally nabil is following the story for us from cairo, where storm daniel is headed. what is the latest you re hearing from cairo? it what is the latest you re hearing from cairo? from cairo? it is a very grim icture from cairo? it is a very grim picture at from cairo? it is a very grim picture at the from cairo? it is a very grim picture at the moment. - from cairo? it is a very grim picture at the moment. the | from cairo? it is a very grim - picture at the moment. the situation in libya is pretty heartbroken. we are talking about 2000 people who lost their lives so far, according to local officials, and the death toll is expected to rise dramatically as there are thousands of people who have gone missing. big parts of the eastern city is s
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