abel the leader of the liberal democrats and he said what he thinks may happen next . is eighty seventy correct that no solution was found but that wasn't the point that the point was to identify one or two ways full would that commanded the great she's a level of support and there were two things that seem merged one of which was support for britain remaining in a customs union with the european union and the other was the desirability of having a public votes a referendum on the outcome and i think if we can combine those and touch so the government's proposals i think there is the possibility within a few days we may be able to get to a compromise solution that will enable britain and to have a long process of negotiation with the european union and find an acceptable way forward if she succeeds in getting her deal through. she will have to stand down and she's agreed to do that if she doesn't there her enemies will probably get rid

of her anyway so it's not a very good seasons for the position and but the problem that the point to emphasize i think is that this is not about her personally i mean the fact is that the conservative party the he's deeply bits of the divided it will remain so even if she goes and we could be heading for a kind of historic split within the conservatives because of this it is having a very negative effects on our reputation it's having damaging economic consequences the public who would already poorer as a result of two and a half years of endless arguments on certain see business is not investing this is not good. we recognise that i think the positives is the old oh there's a lot of anger people are debating in a civilised way though there's no violence occasion all the incidents it's basically people are consuming their emotions dealing with it's in the democrats'

eat way and i think we will find our way out of this. so ahead here on al-jazeera killer robots could be hacked and then used by your enemy forces against you is not just a scene from a sun fiction movie anymore we call goes on for an international ban and so-called killer robots. hello the weather looks like the settle across japan over the next couple of days every cloud is now moving out into the open waters clear skies do come back in behind temperatures no great shakes but it's certainly been the mild have to hang on to that lovely cherry blossom we see here in tokyo and little problems as we go on through the next couple of days actually getting up to around twelve celsius in tokyo touched below the seasonal hours but as you can see it is lousy try to leiria

of cloud and rain will just extend in across the sea of japan as we go on through the weekend i do some snow to the into north korea normally winds in beijing will pick temperatures back to around eleven degrees celsius but again it should be a lot of dry weather stretches its way down into central parts of china nine hundred. of the average has some wet weather down towards the southeast and cold i think hong kong just about escaping any significant amounts of rainfall at place there was we go on into saturday by saturday see one to two showers there it's possible of china want to see showers to into southern areas of the philippines much of the philippines looking fine and dry the usual rash of showers there across malaysia one of two of those still affecting parts of indonesia.

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from nineteen. involved helped by the bangladesh navy and. a merchant ship that was hijacked by the migrants it had rescued just. boarded the boat to control. algeria as president is now facing unprecedented pressure to step aside reporting that dozens of business leaders tried to leave the country but was stopped at the airport. and we have new developments out of algeria where the c.e.o. of a private t.v. channel has been arrested. has been critical of president. and supported an call to remove the president so let's go live to. who can tell us more about this standing by for us in neighboring. they could for say that ali for dale c.e.o. of sherlock t.v.

and also a sure newspaper should all online with the rest of the in front of his house. feola as a go in the competition a little jeers and they say that this could be linked to some statements he made in the past few days along with some reports that appeared on his own the television a show or critical of the president's brother aside water and basically when you see those reports they were suggesting that when the health of the president was deteriorating in two thousand and thirteen his brother said he took advantage and started to pull the strings from behind closed doors they say that basically he was building a patronage network sucking the rival growing acolytes to the point that he managed within few years to have around him some of the wealthiest people in algeria and some of them took advantage of that particular relationship with a side would have. to build massive wealth like i only had dad who is considered

one of the wealthiest people in algeria and i think those reports critical of the entourage of president there as these words were the reason why the man was arrested a few hours ago in are you going to have to say nic there's a sense of dignity here now in algeria and i invited about the future you know you get the impression these are power struggle which is evolving now with different factions trying to consolidate gains and others determined to fight for the gains that have been building over almost two decades in the country you know dense presented it was happening is doing much to ease the tensions on the street. well the army is insisting through statements that the only way out of the crisis in algeria is through triggering article one. which is going to pave the way alternately to the. chairman of the opportunity of the parliament to take over as

interim president something which is going to take algeria at least for three to three months while waiting for drive to get your constitution and holding a new presidential election this is something which has been rejected by key opposition figures and leaders of the protest movement saying that the only way out is to sack the whole establishment that has been ruling algeria for the last twenty years and bring about something new something people trust to leave the country for an interim period and than all the algerians should build consensus about the new institutions of the state. friday was not publish actually who is one of the leaders of the protest movement activists and also said yes this is going to happen and he said that thousands of people will continue to take to the streets. until all their demands are met thanks very much indeed reporting there. delegates from egypt are in gaza for discussions

with hamas and other palestinian groups on the recent violence between hamas and israel is ready jets destroyed a number of buildings on monday and tuesday nights and dozens of rockets were fired into israel amasses political leader ismail haniya has made his first public appearance in gaza since his office was bombed the egyptian delegation is expected to go on to israel for further discussions on a possible cease fire and all the while a key border crossing between gaza and israel has opened four days after being shot down the erez crossing is one of gaza's lifelines israel claims its borders through a house north of tel aviv was hit with a rocket and israeli jets attacked how massed targets let's join me have a gem june our correspondent who joins us from gaza city and i have to tell us more about the reopening of the crossing. well nic as expected the crossing reopened this morning around eight am local time it will stay open for another hour or so we

are told and at the moment in gaza i would describe the atmosphere as relatively calm but extremely tense life seems to have gone back to normal but everybody we've spoken with here since i've come in today is very much on edge worried that things could really escalate out of control at any moment worried that there could be israeli airstrikes as a response to something at any moment and also concern because on saturday you have the first year anniversary of the great march of return the committees that are in charge of putting that together are urging many people to come out on saturday to continue to demonstrate they are also also urging the israelis to demonstrate restraint and to not shoot at protesters who will be out there at the same time against the backdrop of all of this in the tensions of the past week you have the fact that there is this egyptian delegation that is still in gaza we are told that at the moment they are continuing to meet with members of the popular resistance

committee we know that last night they met with islam and to how they also met with hamas officials late into the evening it is expected that once they are done speaking to members of the popular resistance committee that they will then move on to tell of this evening where they will discuss all of what they have negotiated with the people here in gaza they will talk to the israelis about all that and then it is expected that they will return to gaza tomorrow and many of the people here believe that if that egyptian delegation does come back they believe that that will urge a sense of calm that that will really work to try to deescalate a situation that could get out of control at any moment so the people that we are speaking with here in gaza are hopeful that once that delegation goes television that they will then actually return to gaza so that they can try to keep things under control because really everybody who we've spoken with here does not want to see another war here start at any time nic thanks very much indeed for that moment reporting from gaza city. syria's state news agency is reporting

a number of asteroids have hit the northern city of aleppo. the syrian arab news agency says it was an israeli attack and syria's defenses intercepted several missiles videos have been shared on social media showing explosions in aleppo al-jazeera has not yet been able to verify the claims new zealand has welcomed facebook's decision to ban any support praise or representation of white nationalism on its services and social media giant has come under increased scrutiny since a gunman used facebook to lifestream his attack on two mosques in christchurch and richelle has this report. since the christ church mosque shootings two weeks ago new zealand's government has been calling on social media platforms to take responsibility for any hate speech posted on their platforms well now facebook has announced it will make changes to its services next week and on instagram now the

company says it's always blocks hateful comments about people based on their race ethnicity or religion but it also banned any praise support or representation of white nationalism and white separatism in a statement the company says we didn't originally apply the same rationale to expressions of white nationalism and white separatism because we were thinking about broader concepts of nationalism and separatism things like american pride and separatism which are an important part of people's identity but over the past three months our conversations with members of civil society and academics who are experts in race relations around the world have confirmed that white nationalism and white separatism cannot be meaningfully separated from white supremacy and organized hate groups well using content moderators machine learning and artificial intelligence to find and remove hate speech the company says it will also start directing people to resources that counter white supremacist ideology based on their searches now new zealand's prime minister just into art and has welcomed the

decision but says she wants greater action internationally and the international community to press forward with a conversation about whether or not enough has been done so that no one will have to learn those lessons again for states to extend it haitian hate speech to prevent the promotion of white nationalism and white which is. arguably the category she always wanted within the guidelines stage but usually it's positive the clarification has now been made in the way they take here so this brings up a lot of questions what about the other platforms facebook owns whatsapp well it's a i dip into our messages what about you tube and twitter anti-semitism and. islamophobia now the organization we counter hate says anti muslim speech spiked after the shootings on twitter read sweets of anti muslim hate speech jumped ninety one percent in the three days after the shootings while likes increased by more than one hundred twenty five percent some people seem to think that activity is

private it's not and as bad as those statistics look look at this and muslim hate speech increased eight hundred percent on twitter in the three days following the shootings now we counter hate has built a hate speech fighting machine that works to counter white supremacy on twitter it's artificial intelligence identifies hateful comments like this one replies to them and then millions of other hateful tweets each and every year and then the organization uses them to raise money for charity scientists and health care professionals have written a letter to the united nations calling for an international ban on so-called killer robots although they don't get exists campaign is say that only a year or two away twenty eight countries have signed up so far the u.s. and russia are among those resisting science and technology editor mariana holland as more mention killer robots and many of us. of this

a machine able to think feel and kill we have no way of knowing whether the kind of artificial general intelligence needed to create a scene tiant robot like this will ever be possible but here's what we already have sameeh autonomous machines dryers tanks aircraft robots big and small machines that can be weaponized even programmed to find targets but the final decision of whether to take a life lies with us so-called killer robots fully autonomous weapons that can select and kill without human intervention well they don't exist. here we don't want to see killing outsourced to machines on the battlefield or in policing or in border control and of a circumstances this is why we call for a preemptive ban on the development production and use of killer robots as soon as possible we already have facial recognition technology to unlock hellfire and they

could be used by a fully autonomous weapon and trying say to identify and then attack a target without a human heavy lift final say but what if it kills the wrong person or the machine malfunctions and continues to hunt and kill long after a conflict has been resolved whose responsibility is it when a fully autonomous weapon gets it wrong so everybody's got their experience with computers not working with foreigners and i pads failing. and that's an inconvenience at best imagine that when you have the weapon system which is failing which is spending to turn off killer robots could be hacked and then used by your enemy forces against you and against your population and that they could be programmed to target a certain popular part of the population to go out there and to seek all military age males you know and determine them to be legitimate targets and fire upon them. sixty one percent his people polled in twenty six countries last year oppose fully

autonomous weapons twenty eight countries have signed up to a ban take companies scientists researchers and engineers and their thousands have over the years pledged not to knowingly creates killer robots but plenty a lot of those are embracing artificial intelligence and will fia and states like israel russia south korea and the united states are among those resisting the ban countries may agree we're all better off without keller robots but no one wants to be left behind on the battlefield. so this is these all the top stories at least one person has died as crews in bangladesh far in dhaka the navy an air force a helping find working to put out the place that in one thousand stories building ten to challenge has more now from dhaka so far what we know is one person

confirmed dead according to the corps macdill a hospital source at least twenty people were brought in we don't know their conditions are and there are still some people in this building next door building trying to get them evacuated some people on the rooftop waving white t. shirt or other materials trying to warn people that they need to be rescued from the next door building site is crammed up with a lot of onlookers as well as trucks as well as navy and military rescue operation people in algeria the c.e.o. of the private television channel has been arrested only fertile who has been critical of president. and supported and cool to remove the president meanwhile local media is reporting that dozens of business leaders trying to leave the country but was stopped at the airport analogy is president is now facing unprecedented pressure to step aside. imagine ship that was hijacked by the

migrants into just rescued has docked in malta earlier on thursday maltese forces boarded the button to control the one hundred eight people on board a thought to have hijacked the ship off they realized they were being taken back to libya that goes from egypt or in gaza for discussions with hamas and other palestinian groups in the recent violence between hamas and israel is ready jets destroyed a number of buildings on monday and tuesday night and dozens of rockets were fired into israel the british parliament moved to wrestle control of the brakes a process from prime minister its reason may have ended in chaos with no agreement on an alternative date to head deal with the. machines for the country's withdrawal from the european union to resume a promise she would step down if a twice rejected deal is passed by parliament she did not give a timetable for stepping down but said she would resign before the next phase of break. up today with headlines here on and sarah we've got more news coming up of

course right after inside story. is the army in algeria about to remove abdelaziz bouteflika chief of staff says the president so ill he should be declared unfit to rule the kalak transition be achieved smoothly and would it satisfy protesters on the streets this is in sign still.

hello welcome to the program has them seek of the rule of algerian president abdelaziz bouteflika is in trouble the head of the army after made the gates says he wants a beautifully declared unfit for office the been more than a month of protests across the country people angry the president has held on to power for twenty years and many don't just want beautifully gone but a change in the ruling establishment they say is corrupt and they're demanding free and fair elections laura birdman late sets up our discussion with this report. it's was a dramatic development after weeks of protests in algeria the head of the army has called for the triggering of a constitutional process or article one or two paving the way for president abdelaziz bouteflika to be declared unfit to rule but that's adelia we need to find a solution to sort out this crisis and to respond to the demands of algerians

within the constitution and within the sovereignty of the country in order to achieve that consensus and to achieve something that is accepted by all parties. the triggering of article one hundred two means the constitutional council can declare the position vacant if the president is too sick to exercise his functions if two thirds of parliament agree the chairman of the upper house will become acting president if we follow the constitutions than more or less the same people who are running the country at the moment we've been in it for the foreseeable future and forty five days to ninety days depending on the situation. beautifully has been in power for twenty years but he's rarely been seen in public since suffering from a stroke in two thousand and thirteen he's been credited with ending a decade long civil war in two thousand and two which killed tens of thousands.

but in recent weeks hundreds of thousands of people have poured out into the streets calling for the to flicker to step down. many are angry with beautifully because decision to run for a fifth time they also accused the ruling elite of corruption but many are skeptical the process to remove the president will make any difference was in the dumont we have reached an unfortunate situations the one of today we have no professional demands we want a system to permanently deal we want a new government i many protesters fear the military and business leaders in power now will remain in place if the eighty two year old leader i touch where there is fierce opposition in the streets the same people have offered fuel turn attempts to put a clique a school for inside story door a thousand manly. let's

bring in our guest now in london we have algerian journalist and writer general idea in talib an oxford michael well as a professor at the university of oxford and author of the forthcoming book algeria politics and society during the buddha flicker presidency and in rabat morocco we have a new file aboud he is the executive director of the north center for conflict transformation where he researches democracy and peace building in the matlab region welcome all of you gentlemen. jim aladin taleb if i could start with you what do you make of this latest development and then this announcement from the military chief of staff algerians if you a few enlarges mainly in the social media when they say it's they say clearly it's too little too late it's too little that's not what they want they want real regime change because this they think all the chief of the army what he's calling to

trigger the constitutional process to oust but it's like a coup a musket coup in a way himly was a lawyer for many years to put he did not even respond to for many years and were calling to trigger the constitution this article had to go into before that article eighty eight before all for a bit challenged the constitution and too late because algerians they don't want all of which vehicle to go they want a real change regime change who'll be get'em to change not only beautifully. michael as how significant is this development for u.n. will it be enough to satisfy the protesters on the streets. i don't think it is quite a significant as some people are saying i agree very much with your last speaker i

think there are probably two things going on here firstly it's an attempt by the regime the political leadership to make some sort of be seen to be making some sort of concession to the protesters in the street in the hope that they will go back home on the protests will be ended or reduced i think also it's an attempt to buy time the regime if this provision in the constitution to remove leak of a sitting president because he's not physically able to take. take take continue his duties that will be lead to a process of several months of transition which will be managed and run and overseen by people who are part of the existing in a circle of regime which means very little is likely to change so i think basically the move was really one of continuation i think the only possible significance there might be is that it may indicate some splits within the ruling group control

algeria but there may be some difference between the president and his family who are involved in the regime but if these brothers and possibly the army and the others on some side but we really don't know from our brood who actually runs algeria because of it's not beautifully himself as many suspect. and that this this ailing eighty two year old. leader who is in poor health there is a front for others who are these others exactly. so our jury have been run in by what i call the deep state which is a number of people who functions within the hidden networks of power around the president and so forth and what is interesting in this. movement and demonstration of crisis in and in algeria it actually brings out the deep states and the counter stations the people of algeria have been expressed in along this movement but it's interesting now it's and how fascinating for example how this movement by people in

algeria mostly led by young women and men has shifted and changed the tone of the deep states. like if we read from the statement of the chief of staff of the military now the military suggests it does not order they suggested that article one o two it's also fascinating how this movement has shifted also the discourse not only around national security but some kind of democratic process which is very interesting you know what is happening today is clearly states the division between the deep states who are the hidden network of power in algeria and the new generation of algerian people who are actually in the street. generally what about did divisions within the government exert itself i mean where does the military leadership stand in relation to some of these others other leaders behind

beautifully civilian leaders business leaders and so on his brother is there is there a kind of jockeying for power going on there behind the scenes. well actually according to a french magazine jenna flick says that the move of the chief of the army was all in consultation with the beautifully cuz family bailey his brother say butler conason beautiful people they claim actually. who is running around in his truck surely the acting president of algeria for many years since two thousand and thirteen. the stroke of a car and then also with the. rush of food for your car it's like who's running or jury or sexually the deep state is it to correct maybe or call it from robert is maybe it's more like or it's referred to the d.m.'s to the secret service is mainly to. feel queer on who or who was in

charge of the secret service is for a quarter of century. the who's running algeria is the cabal of generals. and with that would put his family himself and then the images of also of corrupt businessmen were playing who are part of the question now in algeria. the chief of the army he's moved is actually interpreting. the army is trying to to have the upper hand and there is a saying in algeria the famous historian and militant one hundred have been saying that all states they have armies algeria is the exception the army the state the army is in since the independence of algeria is held the real power we do

voir as they call it in a jury and now good solid he was loyal to put there is a personal. dimension also in this development. for many years he was the. number two in the army and then the head of the army at the time in two thousand and four general mohammed omar mahdi wanted to almost him actually would feel perceive the because at the end but few according to the constitution is the chief supreme of the army of. the move of gates are is like he is trying to oust his boss in a way and bootlicker also has the position of the defense minister his the pretty is gates gates solid was invented as the pity of. the. defense minister in two thousand and thirteen during that time where bush will

cause aiding in poor health and in was in french hospital julia foreman yes it has been. the property in the way of the army in a part and the mystic way sometimes they play on this. nationalist revolution five in a way but really the army is at the center of all what's happening in algeria they are held responsible actually for this situation for many years and cheery and they were calling even now in the new stations for many weeks they were calling they were saying army and people are our brothers they were calling the chief of army maly and the generals of the army to look to fire what they think it's merely then fault their eras. to disposition we don't have to forget that

but fielkow was brought to do to argyria as a president by the army sense well as there is there is there is a sense from the protesters from from the to.