and we ll be talking to andrew harding our africa correspondent about the conditions that have led to the crisis. also tonight. in birmingham, prime minister and chancellor are dealing with more division this time over increasing benefits in line with inflation. in ukraine, an extended report on the areas being abandoned by russian forces and the high price being paid. what happened here wasn tjust a defeat for president putin, it was a complete humiliation. two and a half years after covid 19 struck, a public inquiry opens into the uk s handling of the pandemic. and in tonight s champions league football liverpool take on rangers the first ever competitive match between the two sides. and on the bbc news channel, england captain leah williamson won t play against the usa as a training injury rules her out of friday s big friendly at wembley. good evening. we start with one of the most severe humanitarian crises anywhere in the world right now. we have an exten
the longest distance ever travelled for a north korean test flight. the missile went far enough that it would have reached the us island of guam with a different trajectory. and so there was a swift response. the united states and south korea conducted a precision aerial bombing exercise to demonstrate seoul and washington s will to respond sternly to the threat from pyongyang. and tokyo was also incensed. translation: north korea s launch of a ballistic missile is a reckless act that absolutely cannot be allowed. japan will be on the highest alert and respond quickly. speaking to the bbc, the us counsellor of the department of state derek shalet said it will take a complete international effort to achieve denuclearisation on the korean peninsula. well we are going to continue to press forward with sanctions against north korea and enforcing those already on the books pursuing new ones perhaps, but also importantly working with our allies and partners and also other members
Just as american as you or i. i can t imagine someone who is from somalia a that speaks like you and i do and we spend them back to somalia. so obviously i would be in favor of that. always a pleasure to have you on the show. be well. thanks for having me as well. is tonight in primetime we re going to know whether or not the administration acted on the sanctions and we are going to take that on in depth. all right. so the white house is going to sell big time its economic accomplishments in the state of the union tomorrow. a lot of numbers out there. we re going to break down what is fact, what is not in facts first next.
al shabaab is very strong. as you said, they are from somalia. this is retaliation for kenya s involvement in somalia a year ago. it tells us that al qaeda is still alive and very active in north africa and other parts of africa and al shabaab is one of those terrorist groups that is retaliating and killing folks in the name of radical religion. i want to shift to another topic that you ve been involved with. several meetings involving benghazi. i want to play a snippet of a hearing. it would seem to me that the president should be just as concerned about americans dying in libya as syrians dying in syria. congressman, do you suggest or believe that the president is not as concerned about what happened in benghazi and getting
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