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[00:00:38] Thanks for joining us on the program today, I'm
[00:00:40] of Amaratchi Upani, here's what's coming up within the half
[00:00:43] hour.
[00:00:47] Reform UK's Nigel Faraj calls prime minister Andy Burnam a
[00:00:51] liar
[00:00:52] a saying there was no Russian interference in the 2026
[00:00:55] Brexit
[00:00:56] in campaign.
[00:01:02] Bubble is arrested after two teachers, including headmaster was shot in
[00:01:05] France, plus China deploys over
[00:01:09] of 200 emergency personnel as 5,400 hectare
[00:01:12] wildfire threatens inner Mongolia. Let's begin
[00:01:15] of the world today.
[00:01:19] Saudi Arabia's energy minister Prince Abdul Aziz bin Salman
[00:01:23] has vowed serious response to the deadly attacks on the
[00:01:27] Kingdom's airports and oil and gas facilities. by yemanihooti
[00:01:30] rebels, it follows a weekend of attacks on the country including at the king
[00:01:34] Khalid international airport, Saudi Arabia still reeling from the
[00:01:38] attacks having lost 12 people at the airport attack.
[00:01:42] a 309 others were injured. The victims include Saudi
[00:01:46] Nationals and citizens
[00:01:47] of the United States, Bangladesh, Jordan, Palestine,
[00:01:51] Syria, Sudan and Egypt. Airport operations have been
[00:01:55] suspended while emergency teams assess the damage and treat
[00:01:59] the injured. the hoousies say they launched the attacks in Saudi in
[00:02:02] relation to the
[00:02:05] in brutal uh to the brutal Saudi killing of attacks
[00:02:09] on them. The United Nations has condemned the strikes while several
[00:02:12] countries issued warnings to citizens says airlines cancel
[00:02:16] flights and security concerns
[00:02:21] a mount. Rubble and dust was strean across the halls
[00:02:25] of the king halid international airport in Riyad on
[00:02:28] Saturday right after. deadly hoouti
[00:02:30] attack.
[00:02:36] the civil aviation authority confirmed the 12 people were killed
[00:02:40] and 309 injured in the attack. among the dead were four
[00:02:44] Saudi citizens, two Bangladeshi
[00:02:47] a residents and one resident each from the United States,
[00:02:50] Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Palestine and
[00:02:54] Sudan. spokesperson for the Saudi Led
[00:02:57] coalition to restore legitimacy in Yemen, major general Turkey
[00:03:01] Al-Maliki, condemned the strike
[00:03:03] of as a fully fledged war crime under International
[00:03:07] Humanitarian law. The Houti affiliated Yemen Armed forces
[00:03:11] issued a stark warning to airlines and passengers against using
[00:03:15] Saudi airports and airspaces, declaring them potential
[00:03:19] of targets. of In a statement on social media, Huti
[00:03:23] spokesperson Yaayari claims the attacks were in response to
[00:03:27] brutal Saudi aggression against Yemen. He said that in the past
[00:03:31] 24 hours the hootes had carried out four operations which
[00:03:34] include three phases of attacks on Hinkalid
[00:03:38] airport starting Friday evening which he claims resulted
[00:03:42] in the complete closure
[00:03:43] of the airport. An attack on Shugdam gas
[00:03:47] facility belonging to Saudi National petroleum and natural gas
[00:03:50] company Aramco which he says caused large
[00:03:54] fires. An attack on Aramko's to Najib oil
[00:03:57] refinery resulting in ignition. and fourth operation
[00:04:01] targeting King Fad International Airports in Damam, which he
[00:04:05] says caused air
[00:04:06] of traffic disruption. Spokesperson for the Saudi Led coalition
[00:04:10] in Yemen, Major General Turki Al-Maliki, said
[00:04:13] of the a coalition will respond
[00:04:15] of firmly to the
[00:04:16] of attack. All Saudi Arabia is warned of a
[00:04:20] forceful response after those deadly attacks by the Huti
[00:04:23] movement targeting airports and critical energy infrastructure. The
[00:04:27] energy minister Prince Abdul Aziz bin says a kingdom's response
[00:04:31] must match the seriousness
[00:04:32] of the attacks. the escalation has left civilians dead, disrupted airport
[00:04:36] operations and heightened fears over the security of vital oil
[00:04:40] and gas facilities. the conflict is also intensified
[00:04:44] of around the Bab al Mandap straight,
[00:04:46] a a crucial global shipping route linking the Red Sea to the Gulf of
[00:04:52] of Aden.
[00:04:54] of The same with the attacks on Riyad's King Khalid International
[00:04:58] Airport, the European Union. has condemned the deadly attacks,
[00:05:02] Brussels considering strengthen its naval presence in the Red
[00:05:05] Sea. EU foreign policy chief Kajak Kalalas says Riad has asked the
[00:05:09] block to reinforce
[00:05:11] of operation Aspids. its mission to protect commercial shipping
[00:05:14] from hoouti attacks. Calas says the expanded operation would work
[00:05:18] alongside an international force to keep the bab elmand straight
[00:05:22] open and commercial vessels moving safely. With
[00:05:26] tensions rising, the EU now faces growing pressure to protect a
[00:05:30] vital global shipping route as fears mount over further attacks and
[00:05:34] disruption to international
[00:05:35] trade. On middle
[00:05:39] east we uh of course condemn. the
[00:05:43] escalative attacks by the hooties on the airports and
[00:05:46] also express our condolences for the people who have
[00:05:50] lost their lives and and there uh we have the discussion
[00:05:54] what more can we do um in this yesterday I also
[00:05:58] spoke to the foreign minister of Saudi Arabia Prince Faizal
[00:06:02] um what more can we do we have operational speed as also their call
[00:06:06] was that we would strengthen this operation so that uh
[00:06:10] that it would work hand in hand uh with their
[00:06:14] international force to keep Babel Mandeb
[00:06:17] open and and also the commercial ships uh getting out
[00:06:21] the Red Sea. The
[00:06:25] United States says it has helped build what it describes as the world's
[00:06:29] largest air defense network across the middle east following combat
[00:06:33] operations early this year. Sendcom chief admiral Brat Cooper
[00:06:37] says the regional system known as Meid was tested at the full
[00:06:40] scale during operation. epic fury, bringing American forces
[00:06:44] together with regional allies. Speaking a security conference in Abu
[00:06:48] Dhabi, Admiral Cooper said the military partnerships must
[00:06:52] be built before conflicts erupt, not during crisis. The
[00:06:56] admiral identified Regional Corporation, military
[00:06:59] interoperability and shared leadership as key pillars of
[00:07:03] long-term security. His remarks come as officials and
[00:07:07] defense experts gather in the UAE to discuss the Middle
[00:07:10] East Post War future. shifted alliances and ways to prevent
[00:07:14] threats from
[00:07:15] escalating.
[00:07:20] At Centcom, we are pursuing sustainable security in three principal
[00:07:24] areas: regional partnerships,
[00:07:27] interoperability, and shared leadership. Trust between
[00:07:31] partners cannot be surged during crisis, which is
[00:07:35] why Sindcom works hard to maintain strong partnerships
[00:07:38] across the Middle East and throughout Central and South Asia. Our
[00:07:42] military to military relationships are forward through training, working
[00:07:46] shoulder to shoulder and operating alongside regional partners,
[00:07:50] because we're stronger together, and sustainable security requires
[00:07:54] strength. A few years ago, the idea of a truly combined
[00:07:57] air and missile defense was distant goal. It was the vision we
[00:08:01] discussed with our regional allies and partners. Earlier this year,
[00:08:05] during Operation Epic Fury, we validated at full scale and in
[00:08:09] actual combat, the Middle East Air Defense Network. known as
[00:08:13] Meid. Through our combined efforts we transformed a concept the
[00:08:17] region had exercised for years into the most
[00:08:20] sophisticated and largest air defense umbrella in the
[00:08:23] world. To the
[00:08:27] UK now reform leader Nigel Faraj has accused UK Prime
[00:08:30] Minister Andy Burnham of lying rejecting claims Russia
[00:08:34] interfered in Britain's 2016 Brexit referendum.
[00:08:38] Speaking in Dover Farage said former foreign secretary Boris Johnson.
[00:08:42] had been told there was no evidence of Russian interference in the
[00:08:46] campaign, however, Prime Minister Burnam maintains he received
[00:08:50] a clear answer from officials that Russia did interfere,
[00:08:54] although the prime minister has not provided evidence that it changed the
[00:08:57] referendum result. The disputes has ignited tensions
[00:09:01] over Brexit with critics accusing the government of using the
[00:09:05] allegations to challenge the vote to leave the European Union.
[00:09:09] Russia has not commented on the latest claims.
[00:09:14] "the prime minister is liar,
[00:09:17] yes,
[00:09:18] liar.
[00:09:26] Boris Johnson, when he became foreign secretary, one the first questions he
[00:09:29] asked was, was there seen to be
[00:09:33] Russian interference in the referendum
[00:09:36] campaign, and the answer was no, but I can give you a
[00:09:40] stronger answer than that. and that's Stephen
[00:09:43] Dowty, the minister, foreign office minister, who
[00:09:47] was on the today program this morning, who within
[00:09:50] 24 hours of Andy Burnam making that
[00:09:54] outrageous comment, rode it back and
[00:09:57] said, even if there was some, it made no difference, there
[00:10:01] was no Russian interference, and the Russia hoax has
[00:10:05] run all the way through
[00:10:06] this.
[00:10:12] The school in southern France has been thrown into lockdown after students allegedly
[00:10:16] opened fire within the principal and teacher.
[00:10:20] This
[00:10:20] is it happened this morning at Lacanal middle school in
[00:10:24] Obang. near Marseille where the suspect,
[00:10:27] reportedly 14 years old, was arrested immediately, the scores
[00:10:30] 63 year old principal
[00:10:32] was shot in the leg, while a 37-year-old teacher suffered a gunshot
[00:10:36] would to the thigh. Both injuries are said
[00:10:38] to be non-life threatening. Authorities say students, no
[00:10:42] student was harmed
[00:10:44] and the children were quickly secured inside the school.
[00:10:47] France's education in interior ministers are expected at the
[00:10:51] scene of as investigators work to establish what led to the shooting.
[00:10:55] the insident has renewed concerns over school safety as
[00:10:58] officials seek answers about how a student brought a gun
[00:11:02] into the school
[00:11:03] premises.
[00:11:11] well, in Asia, China has deployed more than 200 firefighters and
[00:11:15] emergency personnel along its northern border as a
[00:11:19] massive grassland fire aber Mongolia threatens to
[00:11:23] spread into Chinese. "the blaze broke out
[00:11:26] last week, burning around 5,400 hectares of
[00:11:30] grassland as strong winds pushed the flames towards China's inner
[00:11:34] Mongolia region. Fire fighters are working around the
[00:11:37] clock, using specialist equipment to contain the fire and protect
[00:11:41] vulnerable border communities. Authorities say the flames have
[00:11:45] not crossed into China, but the containment operations remain
[00:11:49] ongoing, no casualties or evacuation figures have been
[00:11:52] reported, with strong winds and difficult'. terrain complicating the fire
[00:11:56] fighting effort who is are raising to stop the blaze before it spreads
[00:12:00] further across the
[00:12:01] border
[00:12:11] and to the devastating flood this st through Nepal's Gorka district
[00:12:15] sweeping away homes and bridges and damaging hydropower
[00:12:19] facilities along the Budi Gandaki river
[00:12:23] the disaster began with a l slide temporarily blocked the river,
[00:12:27] triggering sudden surge of water and debr through
[00:12:30] communities along the popular manasu tracking
[00:12:34] route. Nepal's ministry said it 96
[00:12:38] people had had died including nine foreign
[00:12:42] nationals (p and they were rescued including nine foreign
[00:12:45] nationals), but more than 100 foreign trackers remain strarded
[00:12:49] after trails and bridges were washed away. Five villagers
[00:12:53] are still missing as of today. rescue teams using helicopters and ground
[00:12:57] operations to reach isolated communities, three hydropower
[00:13:00] sites have also been damaged while authorities are warning people downstream to
[00:13:04] remain alert, rescue efforts are continuing, the full skill of
[00:13:08] destruction is still
[00:13:09] emerging.
[00:13:16] let's pause for a break now on the world today still
[00:13:19] ahead,
[00:13:23] more interesting stories i promise you including colorful laser beams
[00:13:27] transforming the banks the Han river into a
[00:13:30] dazzling night time spectacle for the soul like
[00:13:34] hanggang fetsum festival. Stay with
[00:13:37] us.
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[00:14:49] Welcome back, un secretary general Antonio Guitaris has
[00:14:52] congratulated Navvanathan Pile. Navy Pile for
[00:14:56] short on being awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace
[00:14:59] Prize, praising her decades of work, defending
[00:15:03] international law and human rights. The Secretary General says
[00:15:07] Pile has played a key role in some the most significant legal cases
[00:15:10] of our time, from defending anti-apartate activists in South
[00:15:14] Africa to serving as President the International Criminal
[00:15:18] Tribunal for Rwanda. Naviip also served as the
[00:15:22] United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and chaired a UN
[00:15:26] commission of inquiry on the occupied Palestinian
[00:15:29] territory. The Nobel Committee says peace must be built
[00:15:33] on lasting principles, not simply the will the
[00:15:36] powerful. Pile's recognition places renewed focus on the
[00:15:39] role of international law, justice and human dignity
[00:15:43] a world facing persistent conflict and human rights
[00:15:47] challenges. I congratulate Navi
[00:15:51] Pile on being awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace
[00:15:54] Prize. For decades, she has been a champion of international
[00:15:58] law and human rights and the steadfast independent
[00:16:02] voice of justice amed some the most historic international
[00:16:06] legal cases of our time.
[00:16:15] role to as an international judge and president the international criminal
[00:16:19] tribunal for Rwanda on cases relating to international
[00:16:22] crimes, including the genocide in Rwanda, to
[00:16:26] attend as United Nations High Commissioner on Human rights and to
[00:16:30] chairing the UN independent International Commission of Inquiry on the
[00:16:34] occupied Palestinian territory. She has shown, that
[00:16:38] the force of law must prevail over the law of force, and that
[00:16:42] defending human rights is the surest safeguard against
[00:16:45] injustice. in its citation, the nobel committee
[00:16:48] reminded the world that peace must be built on lasting principles, not the
[00:16:52] will the powerful. today's prize is a tribute to
[00:16:56] all those working to uphold and defend international law, the rule of law
[00:17:00] and human rights and secure peace, justice and human
[00:17:04] dignity.
[00:17:10] October is breast cancer awareness month, a global opportunity to
[00:17:14] raise awareness about breast cancer and call for action to
[00:17:18] improve access to timely diagnosis and quality care.
[00:17:22] It form part of discussions and the gathering of medical doctors
[00:17:25] and researchers
[00:17:27] at who are advanced in modern treatments to combine oncology and
[00:17:31] nephrology, particularly as chronic
[00:17:33] disease in and kidney related cancers.
[00:17:37] increasingly overlap. President of Kelina Hospital, Dr.
[00:17:41] Seltus Und was speaking with the media while realing out an
[00:17:44] impressive track record of surgical milestones,
[00:17:48] most recently celebrating the historic achievement of
[00:17:51] performing over 50 robotic
[00:17:54] radical prostatectomy
[00:17:57] procedures within a single
[00:17:59] year.
[00:18:03] Kein is vital organ for survivor. There are some organs that are vital.
[00:18:07] without those organs, the individual cannot survive, you can
[00:18:11] amputate a leg and the person can survive, you can remove their
[00:18:15] pens and the person can survive, you can remove the prostate and the person
[00:18:19] can survive, the when you remove the two kidneys, the person
[00:18:22] cannot survive, the person will absolutely depend on
[00:18:26] dialysis, minimum three times a week, yes, the person
[00:18:30] will require dialysis to remain alive, in the case of this
[00:18:34] patient, he had kidney cancer 10 years ago or 12 years ago
[00:18:38] now and the kidney was removed because there was
[00:18:41] cancer there, one kidney was removed, and if you leave that cancer, the
[00:18:45] cancer will kill
[00:18:46] the person. cancer, by way of talking about the cancer week,
[00:18:50] cancer month, cancer is part the body that
[00:18:54] develops anomally, and it can jump from one part the body to another,
[00:18:58] wherever it goes to, it will sees the blood supply to that
[00:19:02] organ, and the blood will diverted to the cancer cells and the
[00:19:05] cancer cells will grow
[00:19:07] at the... sp on the normal body tissue, people will start losing way because they
[00:19:11] don't have nutrients available to the body, so when there is cancer you don't take out
[00:19:15] that organ quickly, the person will die, so one kidney was removed
[00:19:19] outside this country and then you had only one kidney left, that
[00:19:23] other kidney 10 years later also develop
[00:19:25] cancer, so if you go and remove that kidney,
[00:19:29] he would need to be on dialysis for the rest of his life, if you are going for dialysis
[00:19:33] three times a week, you hardly have time for any other thing in this life.
[00:19:38] so we're trying to do everything possible to save that remaining
[00:19:41] kidney, so we took the part the kidney that contain
[00:19:45] cancer together with ream of normal
[00:19:49] kinny so that no part the cancer will be love behind out the
[00:19:52] body and preserve half of that remaining kidney and the person
[00:19:56] continue to be alive and is functioning well living his life the king is still
[00:20:00] functioning the par that is love and he does not the
[00:20:03] dialysis
[00:20:07] doctors agree that for decades outp medical travel was seen as
[00:20:11] a necessity necessity for patients seeking advanced
[00:20:15] procedures today however that narrative is beginning to
[00:20:18] change. i used to
[00:20:22] ref patients to center where i train
[00:20:25] abroad, i used to repay patiens and i used to spend between
[00:20:29] 15 and $2000. i train so many
[00:20:32] sectors, if you if you refer, you compare that
[00:20:36] figure, to the total number of patients were done, you will
[00:20:40] see, you can estimate how much the country has saved
[00:20:44] in foreign exchange, robot is lot
[00:20:47] easier than ever laparoscopy. and laparoscopic
[00:20:51] surgery, it's easier, better for the patient that open
[00:20:54] surgery. before now we are doing open surgery, some of us have
[00:20:58] been doctors for over 35 years and it was always
[00:21:01] traditional buse technology was not there, equipment was not
[00:21:05] there, and there some of us started seeing patients coming to hospital and saying
[00:21:09] they want this method of surgery and it wasn't there, they will travel abroad, so we
[00:21:13] are challenged by our citizens to start doing something
[00:21:17] about it, so there is no disadvantage. for robotic surgery
[00:21:21] compared to other methods, except that the equipment is expensive, the
[00:21:25] skills are not there, the training is difficult, but once you acquire the
[00:21:28] skills,
[00:21:29] it is lot easier than other methods of surge, the patient we
[00:21:33] did day before yesterday, it food the same day, yesterday it was running
[00:21:36] and old person, i'm like please let's take it easy, so
[00:21:40] that if if you are going to walk inside the cavity like inside the
[00:21:44] kidney for example, you are taking out the stone, you don't need robotic
[00:21:48] surgery, we can use laser to break that. or you do pcd,
[00:21:51] so we do several methods of surgery, not every surgery in the world can
[00:21:55] be done or is based on
[00:21:57] robotically.
[00:22:01] south africa's justice minister, kokubai has stated the
[00:22:05] concourse asilum ruling does not guarantee new rights,
[00:22:08] automatic refugee status or legalize unlawful
[00:22:11] migration, it only guarantees access to the asylum
[00:22:15] determination process, she says a government will seek a supervisory
[00:22:19] order from the... court and roll out faced online registration
[00:22:22] system by November 10 to manage pressure at
[00:22:26] reception
[00:22:27] centers.
[00:22:31] We emphasize that while
[00:22:32] we are waiting for decision on the above legal process, of
[00:22:36] approaching the court and waiting for the decision while the
[00:22:40] court will consider the matters and the merits, the legal
[00:22:44] advice has told and the legal team has told us that we are legally
[00:22:47] bound by law to comply with the court. order otherwise we will
[00:22:51] be in contempt of court as government, we are a
[00:22:55] situation where as the IMC must find a
[00:22:58] balance between compliance with the court order and listening to the
[00:23:02] concerns of many South Africans, and we believe will be able to
[00:23:06] find that balance, though we need time and
[00:23:10] patience that we will request formally from the
[00:23:13] court and that we are requesting today from our
[00:23:17] citizens, so we understand, The
[00:23:20] impatience, we hear our citizens in what they are
[00:23:23] raising, we are requesting patience and the space to be
[00:23:27] able to bring to effect what they are raising with
[00:23:30] us.
[00:23:58] Did you ever see anything like it? the south
[00:24:01] korean capital soul being transformed into a dazzling sea of
[00:24:05] color and lights, laser beams in digital art
[00:24:09] illuminating the noodle island along the han
[00:24:12] river, the soul light and gang bits of festival
[00:24:16] features vibrant light installations, music and
[00:24:20] displays bringing the river banks to life after
[00:24:23] dark. this is theme rapsudy of light brings together
[00:24:27] international artists with visitors prazing the colorful
[00:24:30] displays and the synchronized light and music
[00:24:33] performances. the soul metropolitan government says the festival
[00:24:37] attracted around 299,00 visitors in
[00:24:41] its first four days. as the festival draws
[00:24:45] its glowing displays leave behind a vibrant
[00:24:48] celebration of creative. activity and urban
[00:24:51] culture,
[00:24:59] so I knew about this event on
[00:25:02] Instagram and I was like curious
[00:25:05] about what it will looks like and it's
[00:25:09] very very pretty um
[00:25:13] very if it's like poetic
[00:25:17] I I can say like all the lights. playing
[00:25:20] together uh, all
[00:25:22] the light on the tree, very, yeah, very
[00:25:24] poetic,
[00:25:31] it's just amazing, thanks for watching the world today, I'm
[00:25:35] Amarachi,
[00:25:36] Urbanny.
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[00:30:19] hello and welcome to dateline lagos on channels television, i'm iot
[00:30:23] today, coming up on the program, governor solu
[00:30:27] inspects newly constructed largest land records
[00:30:31] archive wife, of Lagos State Governor engages Badagri
[00:30:34] residents on mental health issues and 63 Lagos
[00:30:38] MDA's received certificates for compliance with mandatory
[00:30:42] health
[00:30:42] insurance.
[00:30:47] The lego state government has strengthened the process that will further
[00:30:50] simplify urban planning through an electronic geographic
[00:30:54] information system with the unveiling the Lagos Land archive
[00:30:58] by Governor Babalu.