- The government will bolster "Rule of Law Education" to promote "consistent and correct messages on the rule of law in the community." OVERSEAS TALENT, ENTERPRISES - "The government will proactively trawl the world for talents", after around 140,000 of its workers left the city in the past two years. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING, mathematics tutors AVIATION CENTRE - To implement tax concession measures to attract maritime enterprises.

Aisha smiled as she recalled her younger days, when she would pound, roll and fry "kuli kuli," a peanut treat she sold with her mother at the market near their farm.

Her family was sustained both by her mother's work and her father's cultivation of maize, guinea corn and millet.

Dozens of women in northeast Nigeria told Reuters of similarly wrenching experiences during the ongoing strife, national tutoring companies which has claimed more than 300,000 lives, including those of civilians killed by violence, starvation and disease.

Amid the shooting, her mother collapsed, struck in the chest by a stray round.

Aisha, then 18, and her 14-year-old sister made frantic efforts to bandage the wound, but their mother bled out and died. and continued for hours, Aisha said. Gunfire erupted about 5 p.m.

She made her way to a displaced persons camp in the city of Yola, a crowded and chaotic place populated with many other women as traumatised as she was.

There was little food, and no money. With Fatima gone, Aisha was alone.

You'll see that passion on display as you take part in an interactive cookery demonstration with Raymond, with a chance to taste his creations and ask him your cookery questions during a Q&A and book-signing (you'll get one free copy of his latest cookbook per booking).

While fans await director James Gunn's return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special and Guardians of the Galaxy 3, it seems he's not quite done with the DC Extended Universe yet.

Keith Morgan, former head of the British Business Bank (BBB), a quango that oversaw the scheme, wrote to Alok Sharma, then the minister responsible, two days before launch to warn that the scheme was ‘vulnerable to abuse by individuals and by participants in organised crime'.

"My mother's death is the first thing that pains me," said Aisha, now 26, weeping quietly. By her account, that night marked the end of a secure childhood in a loving family - and the beginning of a hellish ordeal at the hands of both the Islamist militants and the Nigerian military, who have been locked in a 13-year war over control of the country's northeast.

They blew up the hut where the boy slept. One morning about four years ago, when he was roughly 3, the military launched an airstrike on the camp. Aisha, who was nearby, ran to save him but was too late.

INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE - The Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) will revise the Main Board Listing Rules to facilitate fundraising of technology enterprises that have yet to meet profit and trading record requirements.

- HKEX plans to revitalise the Growth Enterprise Market to provide start-ups with a fundraising platform. HOUSING - Encourage developers to participate in subsidised housing development and to apply for re-zoning of their own private land for development.

- To enhance strengths as the largest offshore renminbi (RMB) business centre, to promote the launch of more RMB-denominated investment tools. - To earmark HK$10 billion ($1.27 billion) to fund at least 100 research teams in universities which have good potential to become start-ups. - To offer tax concession to eligible family offices - a key growth segment of the asset and wealth management industry - with the target to attract 200 family offices by 2025.

Some of the highlights include: POLITICS/NATIONAL SECURITY - "Further strengthen the legal system and enforcement mechanisms for safeguarding national security", including continuing with preparatory work under Article 23 of the Basic Law to enact new national security laws that will encompass cybersecurity, crowdfunding activities and false information. - To complete preparations for the launch of the Northbound Trading of Swap Connect and to explore enhancements to the Southbound Trading of Bond Connect to facilitate the issuance and trading of more diverse "dim sum" bonds. - Public housing supply will be increased by 50% in the next five years, and over half of the city's under-utilised, semi-industrial "brownfield" sites converted for housing and other uses.

On this superb, five-star all-inclusive trip, as you wind your way through the picturesque Medoc wine region, visiting wineries and charming chateaux, you'll be joined by Frenchman Raymond Blanc, one of the fathers of modern British cuisine.

- To set aside HK$30 billion to establish the Co-Investment Fund for "attracting enterprises to set up operations in Hong Kong" and investing in their business through a co-investment model.

- Attract by 2027 at least 100 innovation and technology enterprises "of high potential" to set up operations or expand their presence in Hong Kong, including at least 20 "top-notch" firms. - To safeguard independence of the judiciary, and "enhance the confidence of the public and the international community" in city's rule of law. - To promote national education in schools from kindergartens to primary and secondary schools, to raise awareness to safeguard the national security.