Half a million young children may die in Somalia warns UN - BBC News #BBCNews #news #breakingnews #somalia #drought #somaliadrought #youngchildren

Egypt faces calls to release pro-democracy activist on hunger strike – BBC News #Egypt #BBCNews #news #prodemocracy #hunger #hungerstrike

Why are US cannabis growers losing profits? - BBC News California was the first US state to legalise medical marijuana in 1996, and recreational use has been legal since 2016. It is home to the so-called "green rush" of cannabis production. The state's law, however, is full of regulatory loopholes, which means the legality of marijuana cultivation varies across the state. So while it's legal to use cannabis in the state, nearly two-thirds of California cities have banned marijuana businesses, with others making it extremely difficult to obtain permits.

Artificial intelligence can now design perfume - BBC News Technology show BBC Click shares how artificial intelligence is helping the perfume industry find future fragrances. Click is the programme for everyone interested in the internet and new media. Whether it's e-commerce, new developments and products, or gadgets and games, Click looks at the tools that will revolutionize business and personal life. #BBCNews #news #ai #perfume #news

Scores killed in Indonesia football stadium crush - BBC News At least 125 people have died in a crush at an Indonesian football match that has become one of the world’s worst stadium disasters About 180 were also hurt in aftermath of home team Arema FC's loss to bitter rivals at the overcrowded stadium late on Saturday in Malang, East Java. The crush took place after police tear-gassed fans who invaded the pitch. Fifa President Gianni Infantino said it was "a dark day for all involved in football and a tragedy beyond comprehension". #Indonesia #BBCNews #news #football #malang

Brazil cost of living: The delivery riders who can't afford to eat - BBC News #Brazil #BBCNews #COL

Ukraine's counter-offensive in the northern Kharkiv region has put the Kremlin on the back foot, Western analysts and politicians have said. This is said to explain President Vladimir Putin's mobilisation announcement, which could see 300,000 Russian’s summoned to serve in the war. The Ukrainian military is now trying to consolidate those recent gains. However, the city of Kupiansk, which was recently taken back from the Russians, is still coming under attack. Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog #Russia #Ukraine #BBCNews

"I don't believe people will be short of food - and wages are actually rising." UK PM Boris Johnson has urged people not to worry this winter amid surging energy prices and a cut to the universal credit benefit. (BBC Politics) https://bbc.in/39rjDLr