fast fashion is causing in west africa as the weekly imports in used garments passes 15 million in ghana. hello there. a very warm welcome to the programme. one of president biden s closes eyes has urged russia not to exploit the energy crisis that is causing gas shortages across europe. russia insists much of the problem lies with europe the problem lies with europe the decision not to take out long term contracts for which it is now paying the price. this urges alarming consumers across europe. 1 this urges alarming consumers across europe. across europe. i am very worried. across europe. i am very worried. very across europe. i am veryi worried, very concerned. across europe. i am very - worried, very concerned. we struggle enough. translation: there are mothers who have to between paying their energy bill of feeding their children. that is the problem. the cold weather that is the problem. the cold weather is coming and we need to heat weather is coming and we nee
but why the flare up now? all of these things are interconnected, and that s why it s really dangerous right now. so the big question now is, could this red sea conflict become the next war in the middle east? first of all, let s start by looking at what has actually been happening in the red sea. in mid november, 2023, the houthis, an iranian backed rebel group in yemen, began targeting commercial shipping off their coast. so, who exactly are the houthis and what is it motivating them? the houthis, who are a so called rebel group in yemen, they hail from the north west of yemen. they have been very active in this area for about a decade. it s only now that we re noticing because our global trade is being impacted. they hijacked this ship called the galaxy leader and they fired missiles and drones at others. us and british warships went to their defence. the houthis vowed revenge. the world economy, every economy will suffer if ships keep coming under attack in this illegal
he is a wicked keeper, he s not supposed to be security. in terms of the cricket, england put australia into the back, hoping the conditions would help their bowlers. they didn t take advantage of it. david warner, dropped on 20, went on to make 66. the platform for agenda when was the sum of all cheaply in the process they were cashed in here today. it was joe the process they were cashed in here today. it wasjoe root of the process they were cashed in here today. it was joe root of all the process they were cashed in here today. it wasjoe root of all people who struck late on with two weeks to wickets in particular to bring england into the matchjust wickets in particular to bring england into the match just a wickets in particular to bring england into the matchjust a bit. it did not go as england planned here today on day two, perhaps, we should still expect the unexpected. let s stay with the test , and hearfrom the england fast bowlerjosh tongue, who took two wickets on
are three 60 bodycam footage you ll see first on three 60 of new york police moving in on protesters at columbia university that a new details from cnn s julia vargas jones, who brought us exclusive reporting last night from campus. as it all went down. also tonight, libre from coast to coast. these protests spread to more schools with communities and police struggling over how to respond and with his trial and recess today, the former president goes campaigning, trying to make student unrest of voting issue. good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin again tonight with the latest from university campuses nationwide, where in just the last 24 hours, hundreds of demonstrators have been arrested the lion s share at new york s columbia university late last night. last night we brought you an exclusive look as it happened from cnn s julia vargas jones and our photographer, we re the only television crew broadcasting live from campus now tonight, another exclusive seen as joh
holding the rest of the country to ransom while the tories fight among themselves. suella braverman promised she would have more to say after her sacking yesterday. tonight, she has vented her anger. in a letter dripping with derision, the former home secretary accuses the prime minister of putting off the tough decisions in order to minimize political risk weakness, she says. we will get reaction to that letter tonight from our panel, the deputy political editor for the guardian, peter walker, and from washington, the conservative commentator carrie sheffield. president biden is about to touch down in san francisco, ahead of a crunch meeting tomorrow with the chinese president xijinping. and we will be keeping an eye on a crucial vote in washington tonight. the house scheduled to vote later on a bill that could avert a government shutdown saturday. was this the night of the long knife? it remains to be seen whether suella braverman has inflicted a mortal wound on this pr