and rwanda, which _ channel back to ghana and rwanda, which is _ channel back to ghana and rwanda, which is quite interesting itself given— which is quite interesting itself given the attempt we made last month to send _ given the attempt we made last month to send the _ given the attempt we made last month to send the migrants to albania, which _ to send the migrants to albania, which didn't actually happen. but these _ which didn't actually happen. but these stories continue and, if the mirror— these stories continue and, if the mirror has — these stories continue and, if the mirror has another party, this was for a _ mirror has another party, this was for a defence adviser, so it keeps on going — for a defence adviser, so it keeps on going. and what we clearly have is the _ ongoing. and what we clearly have is the view— on going. and what we clearly have is the view from a number of people covered _ is the view from a number of people covered in— is the view from a number of people covered in the i, ministers and tory mps - _ covered in the i, ministers and tory mps - it _

the president of ghana has spoken of this tragedy. he described it as truly sad, unfortunate, and tragic. he has promised a lot of help. he has also spoken about rebuilding the community, which seems pretty optimistic at the moment when you look at the state of it. the police in ghana are saying what caused the explosion was when a lorry carrying explosives traveling to a mine in the area collided with another vehicle. there is a vast crater in the ground right next to the road, which shows just how powerful this explosion was. but it is still not clear to -- how many people died, but it is feared that many were buried under the rubble. laura: will ross reporting on that huge truck explosion in ghana. to the u.k. where britain's prime minister is still fighting for his political life. today a senior conservative lawmaker said it looked like checkmate for boris johnson. another conservative mp accused the government of trying to blackmail colleagues who want mr. johnson to quit. a political editor has more. >> how will it turn out? for

this is in the west of ghana. reporter: this was a huge explosion that has basically destroyed the entire community in western ghana. the video footage is quite astonishing, showing hundreds of buildings that have just been reduced to rubble, pieces of wood, broken brick, twisted metal. rescuers can be seen pulling bodies from the scene. the president of ghana has spoken of this tragedy. he described it as truly sad, unfortunate, and tragic. he has promised a lot of help. he has also spoken about rebuilding the community, which seems pretty optimistic at the moment when you look at the state of it. the police and ghana are saying what caused the explosion was when a lorry carrying explosives traveling to a mine in the area collided with another vehicle. there is a vast crater in the groundight next to the road, which shows just how powerful this explosion was. but it is still not clear to many people died, but it is feared that many were buried under the rubble. ross: stay with me here on "outside source." in a fe

bbc news, southern ghana. lewis: levels of coronavirus are falling in england, scotland and wales, according to figures, but the government is facing a challenge on how to persuade more than 4 million people in the u.k. to take up the vaccine. a bbc analysis shows younger people continue to be the most reluctant to be funny vaccinated, with almost one third of 18-29 euros old -- 18-29-year-olds not having the jab. our editor reports. >> team halo videos have had more than 250 million views. >> please don't play russian roulette. reporter: they are focused on debunking vaccine information. this doctor is one expert working on the project from her home in cardiff. she aims to reassure people that the vaccine is safe. evelyn, whose identity we are protecting, is in her 30's and lives in southern scotland. she has a family history of rheumatoid arthritis and although she wants the jab, she is worried. >> we'll talk about medicines and i try to work out the immune response in myself and that is what makes me hesita

this was a hue west of ghana carries more. this was a huge explosion _ west of ghana carries more. this was a huge explosion that _ west of ghana carries more. this was a huge explosion that is _ west of ghana carries more. this was a huge explosion that is basically i a huge explosion that is basically destroyed the entire community of western ghana and that they footage is quite astonishing showing hundreds of buildings that have just been released to rebel. pieces of wood and broken break and twisted metal and rescuers can be seen putting bodies from the scene and the president of ghana has spoken of this tragedy and he described it as he's from a lot of help and he spoken about rebuilding the community which seems pretty optimistic at the moment when you look at the estate of it. the police in ghana i saying what caused this explosion was when a truck carrying explosives travelling to a mine in the area collided with another vehicle and there is a vast crater in the ground right next to the road which shows how powerful this explosion was but it's still not clear how many peopl

many people are feared dead following a huge explosion in the west of ghana. police said the blast — near a mining town — happened when a truck carrying explosives collided with a motorcycle. a senior british mp from borisjohnson's conservative party has accused the government of trying to blackmail colleagues who have called for a vote of confidence in the prime minister's leadership. mrjohnson rejected the claims.

many people are feared dead following a huge explosion in the west of ghana. rescue teams are searching for survivors after the blast destroyed hundreds of buildings. police say the incident happened when a truck carrying explosives to a mine collided with a motorbike. they are your headlines on bbc news. now on bbc news,

just tell us what is the scale of this problem in ghana? ah, is that mostly forum for us here in our car? was we have back on someone's, on my case with you said i began 2nd glued in my kids in their world. and some of these of can countries rely on us. so we, we, we have about 15000000 governance a week. and some of this governance was the basis we're to some parts of the west africa countries and around 40 percent lives there my kids and most, most of them and up i waste. so it's mostly insulting there or shares. so e, right, it's, it's really terrible for me to say, yeah. what needs to be done about this? oh, well, i would say, yeah, yeah. and we need to be lab because we have a lab as well. i'm working on this and i've been working over the last 811 years. let me see we have a lab where we are working on the cycling cycling solutions. so collect when they come out on my case. i mean, tell me their parents, like cookies and 5 are about boards and we have a shredder. and we also train people from the continental market to work on my, to r

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just tell us what is the scale of this problem in ghana? is that mostly for on for us here in our car was we have back on someone's on my case with you said i began 2nd good in my kids in their world. and some of these of countries rely on us. so we, we, we have about to seem to be on governance that week. and some of this governance was the basis weird through some parts of the. i was off the ground countries and are on 40 percent lives there. my kids and most most are them and up as waste. so it's mostly in south india or shoes. so e, right, it's, it's really terrible for me to see what needs to be done about this. oh, well i would say yeah, yeah, it is a solution that we need to bring up because we, we have a lab as well and with a lot of foundation damage and working by the last eights, we live in years living. yes, i would say we have a lab where we are working on recycling and i have cycling solutions. so could i go from there on time out of my kids? i mean transfer me to their experience like cushions and fiber. i have our boards and

it has not gone well for ghana, they were beaten on the pitch yesterday and they are being bashed by the funds today. em being bashed by the funds today. an extraordinary statement from the government, which called the performance abysmal. egyptology to avoid any upset. —— each chapter are looking to avoid. egypt come into the match against sudan second in the table following defeat to nigeria, a win over guinea—bissau. what have you made of the team, and salah in particular so far? it isa it is a question we have all asked, we have all scratched our heads and wondered what happened. they were pretournament favourites, we have some really great players in that squad, against nigeria in their first game they were so pedestrian and against guinea—bissau they managed to win, guinea—bissau had a goal disallowed and many of us did not think it should be disallowed but it was ruled as a foul. mohammed salad barely got a touch —— mo salah barely got a touch. he chipped had theirfirst shot on barely got a touch. he chipped had their first shot on target in the 70th minute. but

but ghana fought back despite being a man down and alexander djiku levelled the score with 13 minutes left on the clock, before ahmed mogni grabbed a second of the match for him, handing his team the win and placing them third in group c. in the other match in the group, it was 1—1 between gabon and morocco. before an own goal looked to have handed gabon top spot, psg defender achraf hakimi scored the equaliser in the 84th minute for a 2—2 draw, which means morocco, who were last champions in 1976, are through top of the group. in other football news, duncan ferguson has been appointed as everton caretaker manager for the club's upcoming games. the blues legend took charge of training this morning as the squad prepare for the visit of aston villa to goodison park on saturday. everton's bid to bring back roberto martinez as manager ended in frustration. they approached the belgian fa, but they've not been persuaded to let their national team boss leave. derby county manager wayne rooney has been linked with an emotional return to his first club. also in the frame is frank lampard,

comoros upsetting the four time to champions ghana 3-2. four time to champions ghana 3—2. they were playing against ten men for much of the game because the ghana captain was sent off early on. they did manage to turn it around and brought it back to to all after being to nil down before the winner was scored with five minutes to go. for a first period ends at afcon, what a monumental result. it may not be enough to see them through to the final 16. humiliation for the black stars, bottom of the pile in group c. morocco is top and gabe on is second. —— gabon. the history maker among all of this also here today, salim the rwanda —— the first female referee to ever take charge of a match at the cup of nations putting in a great performance here and praised by the zimbabwe coach afterwards. she oversaw the defeat of guinea. the first victory for zimbabwe since 2006 but that was not enough for them, they are finishing bottom at group b. guinea squeaking through because senegal and malawi drew nil all. because senegal and malawi drew nilall. senegaltop because senegal a

we caught this moment in ghana. but we're hacking those trees down. we caught this moment in ghana. so, another massive tree taken away to be used for timber. this process is going on not just in ghana, but in tropical rainforests right around the world. the worst devastation is in the amazon. it's heartbreaking, like walking through a graveyard, a once thriving habitat suddenly silent. and for scientists like erika berenguer, dedicated to researching the trees, the losses are profoundly depressing, and they affect them personally. for me, it's really important, because the amazon cannot speak up, the trees cannot speak up, they cannot say that they are worth it. and they have a value, they are really important, so i have made this my life. the deforestation happens for a reason — it's big business. the trees are cleared to grow soya for animal feed and to raise cattle for beef. the products are then traded all over the world to consumers who may never realise where they're from. so, there's a good chance that i've eaten food that originated in the amazon. as with a lot of people,

and yet there's far more to ghana and music than just afro beats. with miss pay a visit to a legend of the industry. mister, easy nigerian born. he came to ghana as an engineering student and named his 2nd album across to lego side. his work brings together a range of places and influences. i've run through this place for a while just to create a, a sub doing it here. i would do a quick so new could. the wall may be serial you and for all the child is everywhere, has like a different, you know, spirit like you step into berlin. the energy you feel from berlin is different from if you like, go to money, beach house come creative hobby. and then like the dining table is the editing suite and a new album is on the make here. but what's being created next door on the laptop is strictly under wraps. is there anything we can we could hear from you know? oh, stuff wasn't nice. try a secret. totally making alarms of thought, mr. easy style of afro beat is named after a gun and dish that makes us lots of different components. just like the music, unquote. a

he came to ghana as an engineering student and named his 2nd album across to lego side. his work brings together a range of places and influences. i've run through this place for a while just to create a album. so doing it here, i would do clicks a new could the wall may be serial you and go all be child is everywhere as like in the friend, even though spirit like you step into berlin, the energy you feel from berlin is different from if you like, good, so when you were little beach house come creative hobby and then like the dining table is the editing suite and a new album is on the make here. but what's being created next door on the laptop is strictly under wraps. is there anything we can we could hear from you know? oh, i still wasn't nice. try with secret stuff totally. so make you roll along sadly. missed easy style of afro beat is named after agony. and this that makes us lots of different components. just like the music bunker a ton. no. another ingredient in the recipe with the songs, elaborate choreography. donna tina with albany, missouri. i left when i was 1

donna will be through if they don't when —— going ghana. often complaining long into the night, and you can only imagine what's going to happen if they don't make it through to the next round. tantalizingly set up. thank you very much indeed. a reminder of those games later this evening from group c. leaders morocco look to maintain their 100% record in the groups — with a victory of gabon, whose star striker pierre emerick aubameyang has returned back to arsenal after post—covid health issues. and that must—win match for ghana against first timers comoros. can the underdogs spring a surprise and end ghanaian hopes? both games kick off in a few minutes' time. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories in the headlines today. everton have appointed duncan ferguson as caretaker manager after they sacked rafael benitez at the weekend. it's the former toffees striker�*s second spell in temporary charge at goodison park. he'll be assisted by leighton baines and john ebbrell. manchester united boss ralf rangnick says he's �*re

and ghana is affably. but if you're only doing an i didn't sound and calling it for a bit africa afro should be africa. nigeria is not african a did is a country an o and is a thing. the west always confuses like audio from africa. so what is your drama? so i would say outlook, it came with a height before it was just 2 people doing it say was had to actually pin it didn't . i was like 51000 people doing it so they couldn't ignore it. it was, it was not on your face. you couldn't ignore it, then he was, the musicians were less like it was fellow quit was only fellow cookie is just like god said the west for the fust them embraced a cultural san didn't corrupt they enjoyed it. the way they are he bearer to one of the biggest slums on the continent. i tell you anybody moto piece o wants to show us where he comes from. it. he says, when you made your fool molena saki fit to say to maybe they, they have like oxley autopay though, isn't looking to turn his back on the path. david, just the opposite. in fact tha

as ghana, one of africa's largest school producers sufficient another mining related accident. women campaigners in afghanistan have told the bbc that activists parwana ibrahimkhil and tamana paryani were reportedly abducted late on wednesday night. the two activists were at the forefront of a protest held in kabul on sunday for women's�* rights. caroline hawley has the latest. in a video, shared before her apparent arrest. she is inside her home, and the taliban were on the other side of the door. she is pleading with them. she says her sisters are at home and she begs the taliban to come back the following day. but her desperate pleas seem to be in vain. fellow activists say she was taken by the taliban on wednesday night. and notjust her, another prominent campaigner parwana ibrahimkhil, for women's rights was arrested too, they say, although the taliban deny it. i asked them about the incident and he told me that he will take it up with the intelligence department and the ministry, all of them said that there is no incident like this. both of the women had been at the for

people use it to lend and borrow stuff to swamp information or to offer help my contrast yon ghana never meets any of his customers. he offers high quality tools for one year. oh, $50.00 an hour. you can reserve them by an app toolbox is built around the classic business model of the sharing economy where companies and money by renting items out for a particular period of time. glad to smuggle it used to play a role how big your record collection was and you needed your own car to get anywhere on. and if you had a lot of books in your shelves, you possessed a lot of knowledge. today we have wikipedia, car sharing. there's netflix and spotify, what you have isn't important anymore, and it's having access to things that's crucial. and that's why the status of the role of belongings is different today. on yes, fonts is one of his customers. she's a dancing who travels around the world. am i for her work for small household tasks, she borrows what she needs from tul bought an electric drill in this instance, even though she could buy one if she wanted. she managed to borrow use and returned

he's an activist in ghana. he's with an enjo chord. there or foundation, he's joining us from a cra welcome to d. w. news africa. joshua, we've just seen the mess that's been created over the years by, by 2nd hand clothes. just tell us what is the scale of this problem in ghana? ah, is that mostly for on for us here in our car? as we have back on someone's on my case with you said the biggest 2nd glued in my kids in their world. and some of these of count countries rely on us. so we, we, we have about to seem to be on governance a week. and some of this governance was the, this, if we're through some parts of the west africa countries and around 40 percent lives there, my kids and most, most of them and up at waste. so it's mostly ends up in there are shoes for the right. it's in committee table for me to see what needs to be done about this. um, well i would say yeah, yeah, it is a solution that we need to bring up because we have a lab as well with a lot of foundation dogs working well by the last 8 to 11 years, 11 years. i'll see, w

it will be felt inhe whole of ghana. >> the opposition is calling for an impartial investigation into the incident. police say the explosion happened when a motorcycle crashed into a truck. the motorcyclist died. the truck driver was able to flee before the truck exploded. they said he averted a bigger tragedy by alerting a nearby school. with their homes in ruins, many families have been putp in makeshift shelters. authorities are calling on nearby towns to open up their doors to the survivors. brent: still to come, on the spanish island of la palma, the volcic danger might be er about mountain ash still stand. we will have that story in just a moment. five women have reportedly been arrested in kabul after a group of men claiming to be taliban officials were seen breaking down the door of a female activist's home. she was among a number of women protesting against the mandating of the he job -- hijab over the weekend. she published a video on social media calling for help. the taliban has imposed a number of crackdown on women since they topple disability government last august. we

but ghana fought back despite being a man down and alexander djiku levelled the score with 13 minutes left on the clock, before ahmed mogni grabbed a second of the match for him, handing his team the win and placing them third in group c. in the other match in the group, it was 1—1 between gabon and morocco. before an own goal looked to have handed gabon top spot, psg defender achraf hakimi scored the equaliser in the 84th minute for a 2—2 draw, which means morocco, who were last champions in 1976, are through top of the group. in other football news, duncan ferguson has been appointed as everton caretaker manager for the club's upcoming games. the blues legend took charge of training this morning as the squad prepare for the visit of aston villa to goodison park on saturday. everton's bid to bring back roberto martinez as manager ended in frustration. they approached the belgian fa, but they've not been persuaded to let their national team boss leave. derby county manager wayne rooney has been linked with an emotional return to his first club. also in the frame is frank lampard,

bbc news, in southern ghana. nada: let's take a look at some other news now. the constitutional court in france has given conditional approval for the government's new covid-19 vaccine past. it would require people age 16 and above to show proof of vaccination to enter public places like restaurants or cinemas. but the pas wills not be needed to attend political meetings. it comes as france is reporting record cases with half a million new infections confirmed in a single day earlier this week. two of the's energy of the world --two of the world's because energy conglomerates are pulling out of myanmar. both firms have been operating in the cntry for three decades. the worsening situation inside the country meant it could no longer make a positive contribution to myanmar. one of brazil's greatest singers has died at the age of 91 in rio de janeiro. she had a recording career spanning 60 years and had hits. she began singing to support her family after her son died at the age of 13. throughout her career, she was music to campaign against racism and other forms

and then use that simple them to solve housing problem in ghana. and there's another advantage compared to concrete, plastic breaks i, climate friendly building material. cement production is responsible for about 8 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. for many gannons, cement and steel buildings signify prosperity and success. but nelson, what he knows that affordable property remains a major problem in a crime. his house made of plastic bricks is about a 3rd cheaper than a comparable concrete house. some construction contractors, c building with plastic bricks as a chance for people to have access to their own homes. so it in this is bruce was coming now to help us reduce the cost of production or cost of burden. then you go for it now. so that's a lease in low encompass and concrete assess recommendation. so why do you have to wait? because the plastic is already polluting the environment, the youtube videos of help spread the word about plastic bricks in a crop. they've received orders for 20 houses with each dwelling requiring $3000.00

one person across the capital of ghana, india. and that is the 1st sub saharan country to gain independence. its people proud the music heavily influenced by nearby nigeria, and yet there is far more to go. ne, in music than just afro beats men. with miss nancy, we pay a visit to a legend of the industry. mister, easy nigerian born. he came to ghana as an engineering student and named his 2nd album across to lego side. his work brings together a range of places and influences. i've run through this place for a while just to create the album. so doing it here, i would quote, so new could the wall may be serial loon for all the child's is everywhere as like if the friend in the spirit lead you stepping to berlin, the energy you feel from berlin is different from the few like books to money, beach house come creative hobby and then like the dining table is the editing suite . and a new album is on the make here. but what's being created next door on the laptop is strictly under wraps. is there anything we can we could hear from you k

british government's is looking to decode illegal migrants to 3rd party countries in africa, particularly ghana and rwanda. with very well welcome. you're watching all t international with medicare. now, western journalists trying to convince the public that russia wants to invade neighboring ukraine are committing criminal negligence. that the view from moscow where officials have been strenuously denying those deceptive efforts by the media and the american establishment. it's amazing how american gen, lest speak was all certainty about russia's attack on ukraine and seemed to have never heard about nato expansion to the east or the obligations of western countries to the indivisibility of security. it is as if they did not know anything about the provocations of the key aversion and washington support. well, is this holy simplicity or impermissible? neva, t, i think it's criminal negligence will at media hysteria that maria's a horrible mentioned there has spread across the west like wildfire over the past several months and bite and seems to be just as captivated by this idea of some sort o

let's go to ghana and meet brian star. i'm walk waffle . his paintings are being snapped up by international collectors. but how did a fisherman's son from a cra become one of the well, it's most sought after contemporary artist. let's find out in his artwork touches millions and he sold for such the paintings of um, walker waffle, are weld famous. the gun in artist whose work has been compared to that of ocean expressionist mustache, gustav claimant and egon. sheila has fought a courier literally with his own 2 hands being an artist. i think that in guy, you know, for sure that you don't have a career like you don't have a life and you're not gonna make anything for me like this. you know, from the beginning. because your parents love you this support you. but they would tell you pony blunt that you're not gonna make anything from it. not that college of art and design waffle. attended a private our school in a crop. and in 2014, he got a scholarship to study at vienna art academy in austria. so this walker walker, i often say a more co is

ghana and morocco but comoros defender said bakari believes they deserve their place. ghana and morocco but comoros defender said bakari believes they deserve their place. for us that is not a shock because we know what we can do but we have respect for the other teams because we are new in the competition but we don't come as a new team, we come as a team like other teams, so we believe in our team, we have confidence in our football and we are going to play like every team, we are going to play to win. five supporters have been arrested for incidents during crystal palace's 2—1 win at millwall in the fa cup on saturday. the fa are investigating after both sets of fans threw flares onto the pitch and a bottle struck the palace midfielder michael olise. cctv images have been sent to the police and one palace fan has been arrested. in addition, one millwall supporter was arrested for alleged discriminatory abuse, two for assaulting stewards, and anotherfor a pitch incursion. millwall have said they will issue life bans for anyone found guilty of discriminatory abuse.

okay, so it says here, but mary edge upon grew up in ghana with her mom and she came to live with her dad here in luton when she was a teenager. my dad was actually born in newton. it's one of those places that was really transformed by the immigration story in the u. k. she then studied nothing at luton university and she became a nurse at the hospital the at the hospital where she died. oh wow. her dad died of coven, just 10 days before her. and she died in the hospital where she worked. yeah. she was god, it seems like a lot of the people who died very early stages of the pandemic were from ethnic minority. yeah. yeah. you, whenever you turn the tv on the machine reports of the test or from co exhaust, it was the health work as the doctors and nurses in the rural, black and brown, the rule from minority communities and but not just health workers. right? so many key workers like public transport workers, people who works in shops, delivery drivers. it's like this, this disproportionate reliance on certain groups to do certain jo, like like mary's dad because it says here that he ha

and they will decide how to proceed from that point on ascii teams in western ghana. searching the site of a huge explosion on thursday that killed me 13 people. dozens were injured in a blast in western tanner van katty nadine baba has the details. ah, this crater hints at the size of the explosion in western gonna blast happened on thursday when a truck collided with a motorbike, gather the truck was carrying explosives to a gold mine. the result was shocking. as filmed by eye witnesses ah, law, dozens of homes were destroyed in this village near the town of bogo, so 300 kilometers west of the capital. a crow. on friday morning, gunners, vice president mohammed to buy women visited a shelter as food age started to arrive, he assured the community his government would help them recover and rebuild. and that meant his leave to be responsible fully, fully, all the medical, everything. the gone, a in government says it's investigating the explosion. i witnesses say after the collision, the truck driver jumped out of the vehicle which was on fire and shouted at people to

reporter: this crater hints at the size of the explosion in western ghana. the blast happened thursday when a truck collided with a motorbike. the truck was carrying explosives to a goldmine. the result was shocking by eyewitnesses. [explosion] reporter: dozens of homes were destroyed in this village. 300 kilometers west of the capital. on friday morning, ghana's vice president visited a shelter as food aid started to arrive. he assured the community his government would help them recover and rebuild. >> the government is going to be responsible, fully, for all of the medical aids and everything else. reporter: the ghanaian government said it is investigating the explosion. . eyewitnesses say after the collision, the truck driver jumped out of the vehicle and shouted at people to stay away. a police spokesperson has said the truck did have a police export -- escort who helped alert people. with so many people dead, ghanaians wondering how this could have happened. anchor: in northwest syria, france -- heavy rain and snow has damaged cams for displaced people

and the huge explosion has destroyed at least 500 buildings in ghana with fears of many casualties. a local official says you saw at least the pen that parties a german inquest as found at former pope benedict, the 16th knew about several abusive priests when he was the archbishop of munich, but failed to act benedict. the 16th who was known at the time as cardinal joseph rat, singer, has repeatedly denied claims that he covered up abuse within his archdiocese. that the baba reports former pope benedict. the 16th failed to take action against clerics in 4 cases of alleged sexual abuse in his native germany. that's the conclusion of a report by a munich law firm, the archdiocese of munich and pleasing, asked it to investigate allegations of sexual abuse between 194520. 19 pope ameritas benedicts. formerly joseph rat, singer archbishop of munich, has previously denied wrong doing over the cases and marked him reasonably confirmed with a fall. essentially, he claims a lack of knowledge of the facts and a lack of relevance on the canon law. in doing so, he continues to claim ignorance,

ah, a powerful blast to reduces a mining town in ghana to rabble triggered by a collision between a motorcycle and a vehicle carrying explosives and tens of thousands rally in washington ahead of a legal showdown over the right to abortion in the u. s. ah, the united nations secretary general antonia good terrorist, his calling for an investigation after air strikes by the saudi led coalition killed more than 80 people in west and yemen. at least 3 children are among the dead. the strikes had a detention center in santa and the port city of her data drawing condemnation from the un. i diplomatic editor jane space reports from un headquarters in york. i have, as strikes, have been carried out on who the hell territory in yemen all week. but this one was, by far the most dead. i'm the main target seems to have been a detention center in the who the strong hold of sir dar in northern yemen. the death toll continues to rise as they find bodies many believe to be migrants, while searching for any survivors. bombardment this week by the saudi led coalition follows a brazen attack by the hu thies, us