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A BBC reporter has reached a remote Himalayan village in Nepal that was almost completely destroyed by last month's earthquake. Nantan village was engulf by a landslide and avalanche. More than 300 people are thought to have been killed, about half of them foreign tourists. Rescuers say it could be weeks before all the bodies recovered. Justin Roland visited the village by helicopter with Gergus from the British army.

"Nantan village was one of the most popular trekking destinations in Nepal and home to 435 people. But there is virtually nothing left. The earthquake caused a massive avalanche and a landslide. It's hard to believe, but 55 hotels and guesthouses and the villagers' homes are gone under this great town of ice and rock."

One of two gunmen shot dead as they attacked a contest to draw cartoons of the Prophet Muhammed in Texas has been identified as a previous terrorism suspect. Quoting law-enforcement officials, US newspaper said Elton Simpson was suspected to trying to fly overseas to wage holy war. They said he shared an apartment in Arizona with the other gunmen identified as Nadir Soofi. Police would only say they were confident that they knew who the attackers were. Joe Harn is a spokesman for the local police department.

"We are not releasing any names. At some point there will be but we are not releasing any names at this step. This is not going to a real fast investigation. We've got a suspect, we continue to monitor social media and gather other detail to make sure they were not getting any threats."

The founder of France's far-right National Front Jean-Marie Le Pen has been suspended from the party for claiming the Holocaust was a detail of history. The decision was made at a meeting chaired by the party leader his daughter Marine Le Pen. Hugh Schofield is in Paris.

"Jean-Marie Le Pen found himself suspended though not dismissed from membership of the National Front, pending an extraordinary party congress which will be held within 3 months. The aim of the congress will be to rewrite the party's statute and thereby declare Jean-Marie Le Pen no longer honorary president. Marine Le Pen is bent on making her party respectable and finds her father's continually provocative interventions before the press to be in a growing hindrance. Though she must know that left isolated and outside of the party, he'll retain the capacity and possibility the will to inflict more damage."

At least 3 people have been killed during clashes between the police and protesters in the Burundian capital Bujumbura. Police fired live rounds as the demonstrators threw stones and grenades. The Red Cross said 45 civilians were wounded. The demonstrators are angry at president Pierre Nkurunziza's decision to stand for a third term.

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United Nations has strongly urged the Saudi-led coalition attacking Houthi rebels in Yemen to stop bombing Sanaa international airport. The UN humanitarian coordinator for Yemen said the airport was a vital lifeline for delivering aid and evacuating the wounded. He said the runways were so badly damaged that no flights were possible until they were repaired.

Senegal says it's sending more than 2,000 troops to support the coalition fighting the Houthis following a request from Saudi Arabia last month. The west African country is the first Sub-saharan and none-Arab nation to contribute troops directly to the conflict.

A signed first edition of the novel 100 Year of Solitude by the late author, Gabriel Garcia Marcus has been stolen in Columbia. The book is estimated to be worth 60,000 dollars. But its owner says that for him, it's priceless. Gabriel Garcia Marcus, won the Nobel prize for literature in 1982. Our America's editor Candace Piette reports.

"The book was on display in a pavilion at the international book fare in Bogota. The fare this year is dedicated to the work of Garcia Marcus who died last year at the age of 87. A spokesman for Colombian association of independent bookshops who is responsible for the pavilion said the thieves had opened the cabinet very quickly despite the presence of 20 employees and 2 security guards."

A report by the campaign group Save The Children has highlighted the high maternal death rate in the United States compared to other developed countries. It found that an American woman was on average 10 times more likely to die in pregnancy or while giving birth than her counterparts in Poland, Austria or Belarus. The Save The Children report stresses the huge health divide between rich and poor in the world's big cities. But it also praises the success in reducing maternal and infant mortality rates in capitals including Kampala, Addis Ababa and Manila.

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一名BBC记者已经抵达尼泊尔一个偏远的喜马拉雅山村庄，那里已经被上月的地震彻底摧毁。Nantan村遭遇了泥石流和雪崩，据悉已有300多人遇难，其中一半是外国旅游者。援助人员称需要数周才能将全部尸体召回。贾斯丁·罗兰和英国军队的费格斯一起乘坐直升机到了这个村庄。

“Nantan是尼泊尔最受欢迎的登山目的地之一，这里有居民435人。但现在几乎没有多少人了，这场地震导致了大规模的雪崩和泥石流，难以相信的是，这里的55座酒店和旅馆，以及村民的房屋都消失在冰雪和岩石之中了。”

两名持枪歹徒袭击了德州先知穆罕默德漫画比赛，其中一名歹徒已证实曾是恐怖主义嫌犯。美国报纸援引执法官员的话，称埃尔顿·辛普森涉嫌企图飞往海外参加圣战，他们称此人在亚利桑那州和另外一名名叫纳迪尔·索菲的歹徒同住一个公寓。警方只透露称相信已经确认袭击者的身份，乔·哈恩是当地警察局发言人。

“我们不会透露其名字的，可能会在某个时间透露，但目前这个阶段还不会透露，这个调查不会很快的，我们已经逮住一名嫌犯，并将继续监控社交媒体，收集其他信息来确保他们不会造成其他威胁。”

法国极右派国民阵线创始人让玛丽·勒庞因声称大屠杀是细枝末节而被暂停该党成员资格，该决定是由该党领袖、让玛丽·勒庞的女儿马琳·勒庞主持的会议上做出的。休·斯科菲尔德在巴黎报道。

“让玛丽·勒庞已被暂停国民阵线成员资格，但并没有被开除，三个月内该党将举行盛大的党代会。这次会议的目的是重写该党规章，并宣布让玛丽·勒庞不再是名誉主席。马琳·勒庞决心要让该党受人尊敬，她发现父亲在媒体前不断的挑衅性行为成了该党发展的阻碍。不过她必须明白的是，尽管父亲已被孤立并清除出该党，他仍有能力和可能造成更多的破坏。”

至少3人在布隆迪首都布琼布拉警方和抗议者的冲突中丧生，游行者投掷石块和手榴弹，警方就发射了实弹。红十字会称有45名平民受伤，游行者对总统皮埃尔·恩库伦齐扎决心争取第三任期感到愤怒。

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联合国强烈敦促目前袭击也门胡塞叛军的沙特联盟停止轰炸萨那国际机场，联合国赴也门人道主义协调员称该机场是运输援助物资和撤离伤员的关键生命线，他说机场跑道已经被破坏严重，除非加以修复，否则不可能飞行任何航班。

应上月沙特的请求，塞内加尔称将派遣2000多士兵去支持与胡塞叛军作战的联盟。这个西非国家是第一个直接派兵的撒哈拉南部非洲非阿拉伯国家。

已故作家加夫列尔·加西亚·马尔克斯小说《百年孤独》的签名初版作品在哥伦比亚被盗，这本书据悉价值6万美元。但其主人称对他来说，这本书是无价的。加夫列尔·加西亚·马尔克斯1982年获得诺贝尔文学奖，美洲编辑坎迪斯·帕特报道。

“这本书当时是在波哥大国际书展的一个展厅展览的，今年的书展是为了纪念去年87岁去世的加夫列尔·加西亚·马尔克斯。负责该展厅的哥伦比亚独立书店协会发言人称尽管有20名员工和两名保安在场，盗贼还是很快打开了放书的盒子。”

活动组织救助儿童会发布的报告表明与其他发达国家相比，美国的孕产妇死亡率很高。报告发现与波兰、奥地利和白俄罗斯的孕产妇相比，美国妇女死于怀孕或分娩的平均比率要高10倍。救助儿童会的报告强调了世界大城市里穷人和富人巨大的医疗鸿沟，但同时也赞扬了坎帕拉、亚的斯亚贝巴和马尼拉等首都在减少孕产妇和新生儿死亡率方面的成就。