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  Now, as many as 400000 people have had to leave the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo over fears of another eruption from Mount Nyiragongo. That's according to the United Nations.   The city looks like a ghost town. More than 30 people are known to have died when the volcano first spewed out lava at the weekend. And there are growing concerns about the number of displaced people. Roulston has this report. Once again, thousands are on the move in Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the evacuation of nearly a third of Goma's 670000 has been ordered, as authorities say Mount Nyiragongo could erupt again soon as word spread. Many more decided to leave. Authorities have said the people should follow the routes and directions on where to go in the event of an eruption. They said people should leave without panicking so as not to cause death or accidents. But unfortunately, when people see some fleeing, they go because they're afraid. And this is what they&#

 Secretary of State Anthony Blinken emerging from a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This is day one of the secretary's three day Middle East tour. And the goal here is to shore up that cease fire between Israel and Hamas 11 days of carnage have left more than two hundred and fifty people dead. The people of Gaza are beginning the long, painful process of rebuilding. The Israeli prime minister thanking the secretary of state for what he said was the US support of Israel's right to defend itself, mentioning that the US has supported helping Israel replenish its Iron Dome missile defense system, which helps intercept rockets that are launched by militants. But he did warn that if Hamas breaks the calm that exists right now, that the Israeli response will be very powerful. He said the US is Israel's right to defend itself, but he did speak about the need to reduce tensions and maintain the cease fire. He also spoke at length about the need to help the pe

  The European Union has cut Europe's air links with Belarus over the arrest of the opposition activist Ramon Protasiewicz, who was seized when his Ryanair plane was forced to land in Minsk.  US President Joe Biden has accused Belarus of a shameful assault on dissent and freedom of the press.  Mr. Protasiewicz has appeared on a video apparently confessing to organizing mass protests against President Lukashenko. He says he's being treated well and is cooperating with investigators. But his forehead looked bruised and his colleagues say he has been beaten. Ramon was later seen in a video released by the Belarus authorities. Romanes Farhad looks bruised. His father is concerned at what he calls a terrorist act. The EU is furious its leaders are demanding Roman protasiewicz be freed immediately and democracy returned. They've agreed a ban on Belarusian flights from all EU airspace and airports. And further penalties on officials and assets in Belarus, there will be addition

  Comedian Funnybone has stated that with the stage of intolerance and selfishness amongst current couples, marriages might also go extinct. The famous stand up comic and actor stated this whilst commenting to Cool FM OAP Dotun’s put up on Instagram. Dotun had posted that positive questions ought to be requested earlier than two persons agree to get married. He insinuated that intending couples have to recognize their genotype, earnings earned by means of each individuals, variety of children to have, how to break up payments amongst others. “These questions are no longer sacred – How plenty do you earn, what antics offers you the biggest sexual pleasure?, what is your genotype?, how many children do you intend to have? what would you pay for & won’t pay for?, What do you accept as true with to be your religious gift?” Dotun posted on his web page and captioned it “ Ask and affirm now and be affected person earlier than water and garri flip to semo”. Responding to the post, Funnybo

  Today, UK music festivals are facing another lost summer. MPs blame the government for not backing an insurance safety net for organisers. A report from the Digital Culture, Media and Sport Committee also said that minister has refused to take multiple opportunities to address concerns and that it will now be too late for many festivals to go ahead this year. Early May and a test event at Liverpool's Sefton Park, more than 5000 people were allowed in to enjoy the atmosphere, the music, the food, they were tested and their behavior was monitored. To see whether a festival could be a safe place during a pandemic leads 2016. And even if it means getting a little muddy, thousands of people are desperate to get back to the festival experience and the reading and Leeds Festival's 20 21 are on at the end of August and a sold out.  But Glastonbury, probably the best known event of its kind, was online only this year. The second year running this corner of Somerset wasn't the focu