he spent seventeen years in the extremist far right movement in saxony who has been the front of the to be idea where i grew up there were only left wing groups and right wing groups you could join but i felt drawn to the right and it felt as though my friends did too but then one day a recruiter arrived and he gave us a structure something to believe in he admits having targeted left wingers and foreigners in violent attacks at the time he felt no remorse until relatively recently he was an elected representative of the neo nazi n.p.a. day party now he rejects the movement he told me why it's often for and the reason it was a gigantic disappointment for me when the people i had followed into the movement suddenly quit it made me question everything at believed then i was full of doubt and i slowly began to realize i needed to be part of a wider society and it was in doing that that i became a different person scheffler was helped out of the neo nazi scene by the group exit

dutch land fabienne fishman runs the group from its base in berlin he says the size of his task is clear but one think life that there are about twenty five thousand dedicated hardcore neo nazis who are being monitored by the police and who are suspected of committing violent acts and that number is well identified but there is also a crossover of some individuals from the populist far right there's no doubt the vast majority of people who support the political far right do not support the use of force to achieve their aims but as massoud can confirm in kenneth's there are still several who do dominate came out zero in saxony. the u.k. and france have agreed on a plan to deal with migrants and refugees trying to cross the english channel the plan will include include increased joint patrols and surveillance and will be implemented in the coming days six iranian men were the latest to make the crossing

washing up on a british beach on sunday more than two hundred twenty people have tried the journey since november. the growing pay gap between executives and the average worker is the target of new regulations coming into force in the u.k. from january the first two companies will have to monitor review and justify the difference in salaries for from the boardroom and the shop floor paul brennan reports now from london as part of our series looking into new laws for twenty nineteen probably glass and metal towers of london's financial district symbolize the success and sometimes excess of britain's top companies while enforced public austerity has kept a lid on the average working wage the eye watering salaries and extraordinary bonuses of the top u.k. bosses have sparked outrage in twenty seventeen alone the salary of top bosses jumped eleven percent to four point nine million dollars over the past twenty years or so we've seen the pay of a foot c. one hundred c. day from about fifty or sixty times that the average u.k.

work to bore like one hundred fifty times now there's been no real justification for that in terms of company performance so i definitely think it is the case that there's been a major corporate governance or policy failure somewhere along the line among a string of high profile controversies in twenty eighteen with a ninety five million dollars bonus paid to jeff fairburn c.e.o. of the housebuilder persimmon the public outrage cost him his job. the royal mail paid its new chief executive rico back a seven point three million dollars signing on fee despite seventy percent of shareholders objecting and a shareholder revolt that bt failed to block a two point nine million dollars package for gavin patterson the departing chief executive remuneration committee setting the quiet for a long time now to take into account paying conditions elsewhere in the company when setting executive pay and they have absolutely failed to do this from january twenty ninth listed companies with more than two hundred fifty employees must

calculate unpublicized the pay ratio between the boss and the average worker the institute of directors supports the new rules although it says some comparisons will be more useful than others but if for the same company you'll seeing say the pay ratio increase from one year to the next so top exact a moving upwards at a faster rate than that of the average employee that could give rise to legitimate questions in the sense that you're describing and if companies refuse to moderate themselves there is scope for further government intervention perhaps policies from the government in relation to their procurement activities or in relation to the. tax system that would favor the companies with lower pay ratios and penalize those with the vast gaps that have become increasingly complex in recent years the new pay ratio regulations should strengthen shareholders ability to block excessive

deals and could shame companies into actually complying but u.k. boardrooms have shown themselves to be remarkably brazen despite public criticism and more may yet be needed in order to rein in the worst excesses paul brennan al-jazeera the city of london. the defense of australian open title when we come back.

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english premier league champions manchester city after two straight defeats they beat southampton southampton's james ward prowse played a pivotal role in this one with the game poised at one one he had a penalty appeal turned down long as light scored an own goal that gave city the lead and then three minutes later acquire wraps up a three one win but the feeling of course they will remember more aggressive war more with the ball was clear everybody please simple we were more aggressive to attack to go our back was to be verified with a good move of course and really knew how to zone in that position so i think except in fifty minutes always happen in the premier league always always at the end with a good well that result moves city to within seven points of leaders liverpool those teams meet at the stadium on thursday many nights if they recorded their

third straight win under new manager are they going to solve our beating bournemouth for warne and chelsea they're in fourth after a one zero win over crystal palace so we had to do. to have a good positions under the ball line in the infancy freeze otherwise we were into a ball and they think that. we played a very good very good much food five minutes well it's the start of the road to super bowl fifty three and the new england patriots have topped their conference their final regular season game was against the new york jets pitchers quarterback tom brady threw for three touchdowns the pages winning thirty eight three because of the way the pages go straight into the divisional playoffs the first team to make it to the playoffs had in years in iraq now after losing to portland early this week the defending m.b.a. champions of banks winning ways the golden state warriors beat the trailblazers in portland golden state coming through this game even after frustration getting the

better head of a good dollar at the end of the second quarter he threw the ball into the stands was ejected from the action for this hostile act play thompson but more focused in his throwing for golden state he's thirty two points helping the warriors to a one fifteen who want to fight. in phoenix the suns went down to the visiting denver nuggets denver's jamal murray scored forty six points made a career high nine three points history did not get to a one twenty two to one scene when then to sit on top of the western conference ahead of golden state. now in the script is a closing in on a first ever test series win in australia they've taken it sooner or later in the four match series with a one hundred thirty seven run win in melbourne just a bar months ago career best nine wickets in the match for india the final test that starts in sydney on thursday the best thing about this win would be to bounce back again like we bounced back once in england like a bounce back in south africa so i think that takes more mentally out a few than you're starting to see as well so i think that's why this this victory

is more special to the bowlers because they've been so dire. new zealand of moved up to third in the test rankings after hearing when i was trying to beat them by four hundred and twenty three runs for a fourth straight series victory that same having already beaten the west indies england and pakistan is this year. i'll form a five weight world boxing champion floyd mayweather is coming out of retirement to take on an undefeated kick boxer in japan the forty one year old will face kickboxing world champion tension now sukar we're now despite the sicko's background no kicking will actually be allowed in this three round concerts mayweather hasn't fought since economy grego more than a year ago boxing and m.m.a. right securitate davis gave us some idea as to what we might expect. i think there's a comparison here in many ways even though it is it's going to be a stand up fight nine minute fights nesa call will be like a raging bull in there and floyd mayweather will have escaped lika might come back

to july twentieth or if you like. it many ways it's it's it is an exhibition it's almost w w e in some ways even though they will have a front of fights it doesn't register on the system it will make a lot of money and as you rightly say it will draw lots of casual fans what is it twenty bucks to watch or it will do big numbers because floyd mayweather has a fascination they want to see this casual audience can this young bucks who's destroyed so many opponents who's undefeated who's twenty years old floyd mayweather sports you want tiny line this have you have it on mayweather knock him out can he calls a sensation in nine minutes and that's what it's all about and it's a bit of fun at the end of the day but dealt both make a lot of money out of not presenting fights amanda nunez has made you have seen history the bounce and weight champion stunned chris cyborg with a knockout just fifty one seconds into the opening round and emmy for the whites senior unbeaten run that she makes known as the first female fighter so when u.s.c.

titles into white divisions. she is showing me. she's a great boys a great champion i respect. but tonight i know he's going to be my knight i know i'm going to be the one you know. happy and proud to have. john jones your claimed his light heavyweight title with it senekal knockout of alexander gustav's and it was his first appearance in seventeen months after serving a dumping ban my plan is to face everything head on to answer every question you take every take every polygraph to pay every penalty to do whatever i got to do to prove my innocence and roger federer is back in action at the start of the new tennis season he wants first match of the hot one cup same event federer starts preparations for his australian open title defense for the six one six one picture of the cameron or him also i want to mix doubles match and both face serena

williams when switzerland takes on the united states contests coming up. ok that is always sport for not more light. lots more news whenever you want it is always there for you to check out our website the address you need to hear about more top story the video shows pax believes contained. i shall choose from. nick is here on the other side of the break i will see you very soon. a controversial politician elected to the highest office in latin america's biggest country. brazil is about to inaugurate its new president. join us live from the capital brasilia on inauguration day.

every week new cycle going to see you a simple breaking story segment of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the world's jannah least that's right out of a hamas group that calls for the an aisle asian of israel that is not what that phrase means at all. as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how they were brought on the stories that matter the most in. that is a free palestine are they listening paced and out is near and. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in bhutan tiger's nest ball astri seems to defy gravity every beauty's is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness when it became a democracy in two thousand and eight bhutan put happiness at the center of all political policy inspiring the un to pass a resolution urging other nations to follow betimes example but how do you measure it many brittany's happiness is what we ensure it if it is quantifiable but by

simply turning its pursuit into policy bhutan has done what no other country has. the marshall islands holds a toxic legacy from years of u.s. military nuclear testing. as the sea levels rise one on one east investigates the threat this fall opposers on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and. pictures emerge of saudi agents carrying bags supposedly containing murdered journalists america saw g.'s body into the consul's house.

this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up the program the ruling party in bangladesh wins the third time in a row but the opposition is rejecting the results of a vote by vote. it's being counted in the democratic republic of congo where people put up with broken machines and bad weather and long delayed elections. and a major investigation raises new questions about the israeli military's use of life on protesters. say that al-jazeera has obtained pictures showing the saudi hit that killed journalist america so ji carrying a large bag shortly after he was last seen alive suspected of carrying his remains which have never been found into the consul general's home and the video shows the

arrival of the team's members at his residence in istanbul in the corner of the video you can see a member of the team carrying a large black bag inside the building so g. was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second. seen him because he has more from istanbul. remember the turkish investigation teams that looked the police they did two searches in the conflict building and they did one search in the residence and just to remind our viewers when they were doing this in the residence the turkish team found a well they wanted to make it search and. to do a proper search actually backed the saudis told them that it owns the people who are on the list and can do the search no fire brigade can enter so that the police was able to get some water and according to the technical analysis there was no d.n.a.

or blood in that water sample but of course the turkish team said that we have to do a proper search a second and made a second request to search that well inside the residence we don't know. where exactly they might have kept the but the remains but this is a very strong possibility that democracy to who has been brutally killed by the saudi officials in a consulate building in istanbul has by the rebellion and most probably killed in the residence building well chris phillips is a former crime investigator and he says the new evidence may implicate even more people who are inside the council general's residence. you can't believe these things happened in embassies or consul general so things but but of course they are control of all their control in that they are saudi property saudi land the local police can't really do very much about it and of course they wouldn't imagine for one minute that were actually listening to what was going on inside that building

so. this is you know no one in the west i think thinks for one minute other than the fact that this was a terrible murder or a planned and of course you know we've we've seen the evidence now and it's only had the evidence and this goes further to the case i think what happens next is the interesting thing and. i don't think that ever found this body bits of this body but what they will have to do in some ways try to do with the ongoing political situation. josh on is executive director of the arab center in washington d.c. and he says the release of the new video ad spend other layer of complexity to the murder investigation. but there is one significant remaining question in this whole investigation where is the body of. a most probably of course the saudi side that would hope that this recent cabinet reshuffle puts an end to

this case and relief saudi arabia from this pressure by the turks and the international community looking for some answers but it is clear judging from these pictures and judging from the new book that was just released a couple of days ago in turkey was also some additional information including some new names potentially involved in this case i don't think the case is disappearing shuffle shuffling the cabinet or not shuffling the cabinet saudi arabia needs to come clean needs to explain the legal process needs to prove that the people who have been dismissed from office because of their implication in this crime have actually been arrested and. being indicted on charges of murder. bangladesh's prime minister sheikh hasina has won a landslide election victory securing a third consecutive term in office the opposition that has rejected the results

claiming widespread vote rigging local media say the ruling alliance has won at least two hundred eighty three out of the three hundred seats were voting to place the opposition says the polls were rigged and they want a new venue to under the under neutral government violence on polling day left at least eighteen people dead speak to charles stratford he joins us from dhaka achiles what's the latest. lissa tuition certainly here in the capital dhaka is quiet at the moment but it would be an understatement to say how angry opposition parties are. because of this result such a vast majority of understand the latest figures from the election commission or at least two hundred eighty seven of the two hundred ninety eight contested seats two seats were left. uncontested we're expecting to hear comments from the opposition

and indeed shaker senior later shikha saying there will be speaking to the press and residence but of course this huge election when with this massive majority comes after serious allegations of vote rigging and intimidation violence in the run up to this election indeed allegations of vote rigging yesterday on election day and some violence as well as you say. at least seventeen possibly eighteen people killed in various locations across the country now we were at one of these polling stations one of the forty thousand polling stations in bangladesh yesterday and this is our report. voters cast their ballots alterna lection campaign described by the band with a show position as one of the most violent in this country's forty seven me history . forever do we have a lot of hope in this election because we couldn't vote in the last one but this time we came to that let's see what happens now the government deployed hundreds of

thousands of security forces across the country an effort it said that was to guarantee a peaceful vote weeks of violence and what the opposition described as intimidation by the ruling party in the build up to this election certainly the situation at this polling station has been calm but that's not to say there haven't been allegations of voter fraud members of an opposition polling station monitoring team say they had their i.d.'s and election papers confiscated they said they were threatened and ordered to leave. all parties were supposed to have election monitors at polling stations to watch the voting process and a vote count election commission members confirm to us they had also seen opposition members to the way. we fourteen members of the opposition b.n.p. entered the polling station we gave our papers to the presiding officer and he said

to go to the booth then the ruling party members beat us and forced us from the building. but the government and the open zation acknowledge a number of supporters from both sides who were killed on election day but the ruling party said the election had been free and fair then this from the leader of the largest opposition coalition including the main opposition party. we urge immediately to cancel this would reject the so-called result of the election we demand to hold another election under a non politicized government. the election commission says it will investigate allegations of vote rigging but the announcement by the open. that it has rejected the vote has huge implications for the political future and security situation across this country. we have the election commission conducting this investigation but how credible is that going to be. well certainly

according to the opposition that we've spoken to any investigation by the election commission is not going to be credible by any means the opposition told us they said that the election commission was deeply politicized and have been corrupted. by a government's agenda again by government intimidation ruling party intimidation certainly . election commission workers that i spoke to outside that polling station yesterday and these are members of the public from all walks of life one was a journalist one was an engineer another one was a. businessman they were very nervous about speaking to us but wanted to they only wanted to speak to us off camera when i put it to them had they seen the similar kind of violations or allegations of violations at that polling station most particularly that man from the opposition monitoring group that you saw interviewed inside the car their answer was yes and they were very shocked by the

fact that they wouldn't speak to us on camera and were very nervous shows you the kind of pressure that they arguably were under fire that can only be described as hundreds if not thousands of the ruling party supporters and the security services that were in and around that area and of course was not mentioned in that report is the fact that the people that we did speak to from the opposition supporters who come to cast their ballots at that polling station one man said that seat come along and found that his ballots had already been cast another man we saw all wrestled to the ground by plainclothes what we believe with pretty close security men or indeed some of these supporters of the awami league he was wrestled to the ground not polling station when he complained that the voting process seemed to have been held up for an hour was wrestled to the ground and basically kicked out

of the premises. and he never managed to cast his vote we saw allegations of voter intimidation and arrests in the build up to the election and more than ten thousand six hundred supporters of the opposition. suffering some form of attack or intimidation in the build up so the opposition say it is very doubtful that a real credible investigation by the election commission is going to be is going to take place when there seems to be so much pressure on them from the ruling party all right that's a picture from dr charles thanks very much indeed for reporting a vote counting has begun in parts of the democratic republic of congo after presidential elections there voting was extended in some polling stations which opened late the main opposition coalition has complained of irregularities. in. polling stations the voting machine war. and this was a.