so while you are the world go for it oh i'm sorry to cut you off while i have these talks and to diffuse this tension and then deal with the nuclear deal separately it seems like a very high stakes game of chicken here if you want talks to if neither side wants to go to war why not engage in the dialogue to dial it down a little bit. well negotiations are one thing and again the iranians are saying the americans have to go back to the nuclear agreement before we can talk there is no other way of doing this but with regards to military issues and tensions the united states has declared the iranian armed forces as a terrorist entity and the revolutionary guards as a terrorist entity and the iranians as in response to cent com a terrorist entity before the united states declared the guards as a terrorist organization of the iranian armed forces as a terrorist organization they were there were communications as are all maybes and

militaries have communications of sorts so the americans are the ones who cut that off if they want to be able to speak then they have to go back and state that the iranian armed forces is not a terrorist organization the americans can have their cake and eat it too big cannot go in impose new sanctions on iran terror the nuclear agreement and then say let's start from scratch they cannot call the clear iranian army a terrorist organization and then have sit with them at any table it is the americans who have to go back behave responsibly mature only and then things can happen otherwise the the ball is in the court of the americans not the iranians ok mohammad marandi good to get your thoughts there will have to leave it for now but thank you for joining us there live thank you from tehran well let's head to the united nations now where the un's humanitarian affairs chief has warned of

a grim humanitarian crisis in syria's province marked local could dress the u.n. security council at a special session after the bombing of hospitals and refugee camps within syria's deescalation zone will cancel cold for the urgent meeting after government forces backed by russian airstrikes renewed their assault on edward and hammer provinces late last month at least 180000 people have been forced from their homes or diplomats james base has more now from the united nations. the u.n. is now deeply concerned about the situation in the liberal member it is the last one of the deescalation zones the other deescalation zones were eventually taken over by the syrian government after bombardment by the syrian air force the russians many of the people from those places fled to adlib and the same now appears to be happening in 180000 people displaced from their homes in the last 3

weeks we have some 18 medical facilities which have been destroyed or damage 17 schools and that is why the un are so deeply concerned that it's a concern expressed in front of the security council by the undersecretary general in charge of humanitarian affairs local the secretary general has been warning about this for months last september he stressed that it was quote absolutely essential to avoid a full scale battle in italy and quote and he warned that that would quote unleash a humanitarian nightmare unlike any we have seen in syria despite our warnings our west phase and now coming true certainly some members of the security council were hoping it would that's why they had a closed meeting a week ago they thought that perhaps quar pressure on the russians could stop them

launching a major offensive in a deliberate offensive that it seems pretty clear is now well under way that didn't work so they moved to an open meeting to try and shame russia to change its actions the russian ambassador though made it clear that they were not doing anything wrong he and the syrian ambassador said they were military operations to target what they say are terrorists. plenty more still to come on the news hour including norway looks set to bring both sides send venezuela's crisis together for mediation talks . but i'd still rather a bar not say where politicians are the final stages the the 7 phase the previous general election. was over the other big issue was we'll tell you more later on the program. plus the king of clay is looking regal in rome peter as the action in the sports.

protesters in sudan are continuing demonstrations in the capital khartoum friday prayers were held near army headquarters where a mass sets in was also ongoing earlier the rapid support forces tried to remove the barricades put in place by protesters but eventually gave up mohammed atta as the reports. under the scorching sun they gathered for friday prayers and to keep their protests alive i'm now. a special prayers say too for the dead who just days before a part of their movement the friday sun has political messages to and calls for the protesters took on down there on to military rhetoric. along what was. its compulsory honest respect to security forces including the rapid support forces there our partners in our struggle for change they protected us from the old regime

when we needed their help they are from a family. that loud chants begin as soon as they have done with the press. that but right here with us they chant 5 people were killed and more than 200 injured when sudanese forces fought the protesters earlier this week. the last of the litter been done when the protesters were killed the military council came out and said they were upset that some of their commanders were not allowed to pass or checkpoints people have died yet there are more upset about access for their man they don't really care so much about the media we have achieved 60 percent of our goals our revolution is ongoing we will continue until we achieve key objective a civilian government and accountability for those who have committed crimes against humanity. the mood of these quaint hard to lose far more conciliatory than

before that. the protesters of accepted some of the demands of the military council and lifted most of the but it gets on the streets of the capital. the head of the transitional military council general abdul fatah $101.00 state suspended talks till all but it kids would have moved the protesters say the only body kids left so far around the square and put there for their own protection and not any attempts to remove them would be met with with stiff resistance they say there is no one to contact them away from this square because abundant in that it will ition will be the death of sudan muhammad at all does it or don't. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are back here on the streets of algeria evolution by protests are demanding democratic reforms and the removal of politicians former president is beautifully because government presidential elections are expected in july a longtime leader was forced to step down last month and police have arrested

several people for corruption. the palestinian foreign minister says the u.s. plan for ending the israeli palestinian conflict would be an unacceptable acts of surrender speaking in london riyadh mulkey said the plan that president donald trump calls the deal of the century isn't fact the consecration of a century old or deal for palestinians washington says the proposal could be unveiled in june but it's not revealed any more details israel has not officially taken a position on the plan this administration is preparing to give its stamp of approval to israel's policies. the us administration has shown nothing but disregard who polished you know rights and for palestinian lives. for international law. on the internationally recognized terms of this sort of. common sense

and decency. and us judges considering the beds he brought president donald trump's plan to build a border war with mexico a group of states and advocacy organizations a seeking an injunction to trump declared a national emergency to get more money for the wolves in february congress approved more than $1000000000.00 in funding for a short some of his demands of nearly $6000000000.00 trump then transferred funds from other government programs to make health that shortfall well prob reynolds said joins us now live from the sunshine they send rob tell us a bit more about this legal challenge to holt's the bortle. well those arguments are being here and in a california courtroom as we speak as you mentioned more than a dozen states and advocacy groups from civil liberties organizations and environmental organizations all suing the trumpet ministration asking

a judge to issue a temporary injunction they're saying that president from declaration of a natural national emergency to free up border wall funding is illegal and unconstitutional and they say that the proof of that is the president from even said if he didn't get the money he wanted from congress he would take other means at his disposal meaning the declaration of national emergency so they say this is simply an end run around the will of congress which is exceeds the president's authority on the other hand the justice department arguing in behalf of prop said that whatever trump said at the time that he declared the emergency is before the merge z. is irrelevant this is all well within his rights under a statute that gives presidents wide latitude to declare national emergencies all the while the set political fights and the legal fight with evil zoe is that having any impact on the number of people who are making their way to the us mexico border

. the number of people making their way to the us mexico border is enormous in the month of june of april alone more than 90000 people most of them family groups with children and unaccompanied minors and we've learned this week that on tuesday another young child died after being apprehended into u.s. custody that child a 2 and a half year old boy who was not named was in a hospital in el paso texas after being apprehended he was seen to have symptoms of respiratory distress is mother reported that he was then taken to a hospital treated for several weeks and passed away on tuesday he was not in formally in custody at the time having been released with his mother from custody

but still hospitalized now that is the 4th young child to die after being apprehended by u.s. border authorities since december all from guatemala and it has caused a tremendous outcry among civil liberties groups about the conditions that. detainment for these families and other minors ok rob thank you very much indeed for brando inside reporting live from the center of this. and it is near 7 week old election is drawing to a close official campaigning has ended but the 7th and final phase of voting to be held on sunday the governing b j p's campaign has been highly focused on prime minister narendra modi he's seeking a 2nd time in office the opposition though has accused him of stirring up hindi nationalism held raman reports now from for iran see one of the prime ministers

strongholds. it's loud it's passionate and it's drawing crowds to the city about an hour see they've come to see priyanka gandhi from the indian national congress party drum up support her party wants to unseat the incumbent m.p. that's prime minister narendra modi for the moment it's more about political celebrity and less about politics. but analysts say a resurgence of the opposition is countering modi's record his personality and hyper nationalism what has happened is that modi has projected himself as a personal figure who represents india india's national interest where is everyone else seemed to be coming short of what might be nationalism in this country as a result the campaign is incredibly vitriolic incredibly personalized was on the other side of our nazi supporters of 2 other major regional parties

a somali djawadi and behavior and so march parties have joined forces to take on modi no questions like these are in the final stages of the election how they be crisscrossing takes a constituency trying to win the every single vote the indian general election has been described as the best the dirtiest the most divisive and the most polarized in india history. of the use of members of the public agree with. friends becoming in the me is within families that have been divisions and talks of talks on religion hindu muslim and these things have never happened in the past we are doing together regional party leaders like a collision says the government stay here to deliver on its promises of not be dressed in favor of nationalist fervor they're not talking about ex-president about and then are talking about the new marred by nation advantages they're not talking about how d.s.t. has worsened the business of local businesspeople so they're not talking about the

image issue they're only ever. next if your that is only because there are about 10 of them. the state of west bank goals all campaign related violence and choose date night injuring several people the election commission ended campaigning there on thursday evening but not before the prime minister spoke. you have all seen what's been happening in west being all the criminals of the ruling t.m.c. have made the state into a living hell the type of oil that has spread across this region is a stain on democracy. as the campaigning for india's weeks long general election ads many are now looking forward to the final phase of voting but some here wonder if democracies reputation has already been damaged so he'll rob an al-jazeera of our nazi. still to come on al-jazeera 10 years after sri lanka's civil war when it's adults are bringing hope to young people struggling with the shadows of the

past. and the designs that built a global reputation we have it back on the legacy of architects ion pay has died at the age of $170.00. plus mom and dads are forced to choose sides as their sons go head to head in the n.b.a. playoffs. hello we've got a little rash of spring showers on the cards for parts of the middle east over the next couple of days iraq is said to see a little bit of wet weather from time to time more so over towards afghanistan pushing over towards northern parts of pakistan so a little more cloud here that fades up into turkmenistan uzbekistan as well you see the showers they come back aim high isolated few and far between and some paper out

into iraq baghdad at 41 cells just a rather more comfortable mid twenty's there for beirut and for jerusalem over the next couple of days to turkey could catch a little bit of sherry right still a chance of one of that western side of iran it should be a little drier over towards afghanistan and over towards the himalayan plateau a little bit of doubt weather center possibility in say parts of the right. empennage the eastern areas of saudi arabia you could catch a sports would say all right in here that is the case to even into hot temperatures at $36.00 celsius and fully get up to about $34.00 on sunday so little that he made side temperatures just pick back as a result of that but should be lost and try not to draw too across southern africa so also want to see shall is just around the mozambique channel and pushing up into something past tense and.

people how do you weigh your record on this trial and 5 years ago there was place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a 2 state solution the official story is unfair and on purely off you are you i don't care about the official story if you were to go visit today you would say what has the media been telling the world isn't black and white there's lots of brazen if you join me mad the hot sun on the front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories on the big issues here when i'll just. the u.s. visit tipping points scientists are telling us right now that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders to agree upon a solution people are taking matters into their own. copy you know. we're trying to texas to get people to understand that it kills people and it kills people now it's predicating both fronts return to people's books on how jazeera.

you want to go to 0 by trying to open top stories for you know i still. raney an official is pushing for talks between tehran and washington after weeks of escalating tensions to the father have be sure he suggested they could be held in iraq or qatar. the un's humanitarian chief has warned the security council of a growing catastrophe in syria's it led province park willcox said government forces have attacked refugee camps and hospitals in the deescalation zone and protesters are back on the streets of the sudanese capital calling on the military to hand over power earlier troops from

a military unit called the rapid support forces tried to remove barricades put in place by protesters but eventually gave up. across party talks in the united kingdom and aimed at striking a compromise on prime minister to resign his deal for leaving the european union have failed has crossed no to marry him the most see in our european new sensor. yes that's right. uncertainty reigns here as the opposition leader jeremy corbin says discussions between his labor party and may's ruling conservatives have gone as far as they can parliament has tried for weeks to agree on terms for the country's exit from the e.u. where it wasn't used to leave on march 29th that's now been delayed busy until october 31st fulbright and brings us the latest now from the u.k. parliament in london. no surprise really that the 6 weeks of talks between the government and the opposition labor party have failed to agree

a compromise position on how best to proceed with the 2 sides simply too far apart and 2 main sticking points where labor's demand for a permanent customs union that is uniform tariffs or lack of them within the european community that was a red line that the conservative leader to rescind a was simply not prepared to cross and the other issue that was the sticking point according to those involved was the idea of having another referendum even a come from a 3 referendum looks to be too much for the conservatives and indeed labor is also conflicted on the idea of putting the whole breakfast as you back to the people for another vote so where does that leave us well short of time frankly the european elections european parliamentary elections take place next week both the conservatives and labor are expected to get a hammering from the electorate because of the perceived incompetence over the way that handled praxis but immediately after those parliamentary elections parliaments

goes into recess it won't sit again until the week of june the 30th at that point we're looking at potentially the prime minister bringing back withdrawal bill for another full vote and it's looking increasingly likely that she will lose that vote again it will be the 4th time that she's lost where then well it's anybody's guess looks like if she loses it she will be forced to step down sooner rather than later but where does that leave bracks it well again very short of time there's no prospect i don't think labor indeed saying that they will not pass the legislation before the end of july that means parliament will go into the summer recess and remember the deadline for brecht's it is the end of october if we come back early september and still no firm idea as to how to tie up all these new sense. and we really are going to be very much up against it again so meet that deadline set by the e.u. . oh of campaigning for next week's european elections now in the way the main u.k.

parties are in disarray of a brics that as we're hearing there in britain the vote is being seen as a barometer indicating how much support estelle is for leaving the european union the traditional big 2 parties the conservatives on the right and i about on the left are collapsing in the polls al-jazeera is laurence leamer looks at the fast changing political landscape these people believe they are the defenders of democracy in britain under siege by elites which would storm the barricades and overturn the bricks and referendum the new brics it party likes to encourage this fortress mentality and clearly many english people do too they are way ahead in the polls and this is a warning to parliament not just the conservative party the labor party as well if they do not deliver for exit in a meaningful fall that actually is a proxy that we won't contest the next general election and that m.p.'s of both parties are in dire trouble assuming the polls are right the brics the party will

win at least a 3rd of the votes in the european election of a further people in this country who are actively want to leave the european union with no plan and no deal they are determined and they are organized and their opponents are in some disarray with the conservatives and labor at war with themselves and each other it has fallen so far they've other passes to try to fight off brick says he has a new one called change u.k. currently polling in single digits. and here's another resurgent centrist liberal democrats on around 15 percent nowhere near as high as the brics it policy so why don't they all stand together and if they don't which one should people vote for clearly it's going to for years and i would be much happier if there were 9 parts or 2 working together on a common platform it didn't happen i'm not blaming anybody it's just the way it is and now we're dealing with the reality and i think it's very clear from the polls people are gathering around the liberal democrats i'm going to encourage them to do

that then there's the greens registering their highest ever polling in the u.k. they accepted there had been infighting between the remain supporting policies not a good look when the aim is to defend the u.k. from the disaster the brics is if we're taking it as a proxy referendum i mean need to add up the votes of the brits the party not at the rates remain parties and then i think that by some out about i honestly say it's the people in the middle who can make the difference and what we need to do is have a people's face so we can actually see where the country is now and i'm trip i'm pretty sure that that will come out for remain so the u.k. is voters are offered a choice between a new policy that offers no policies whatsoever other than bricks it's and yet which is utterly focused or several of us who have coherent policies on almost everything yet which seem at odds with each other along with all drags on the more confusing it becomes lawrence leigh al-jazeera in the southwest of england. and this is the full list of parties competing in the year pain elections in the

southwest of anger and joining us now in the studio matt bevington from kings college here in london who's also an author for the changing in a u.k. a year pre-surgery thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us also as you've been hearing cross party talks have failed the 2 main parties have been able to reach a consensus on dealing with what has become a deepening crisis in the country what does it mean for those established parties when it comes to the european elections next week but i'm not sure if it does come to a deal that would really affect the show too much i mean this is really an election all about threats in the 2 sides of the brics argument sort of reheating the old arguments in some ways. i think what's happening is the 2 main parties are basically being seen as a political establishment in themselves and voters are looking to or the party smaller parties and obviously the new press party to express their dissatisfaction with those 2 those 2 main parties which they sort of see as being the same thing in all sports and that's the thing is that since the 2016 referendum we see this

deepening polarization which means that the parties to extreme ends of the debate are the ones that are winning but how much of a problem is it that the anti breck sit and see which isn't really an entity the parties the liberal democrats the greens and the new change u.k. policy they they are not standing as a single entity so that will presumably. looks like it will do i mean dilip dems are actually doing really well relative to what they were doing couple of months ago they had a really good local election result and they've sort of become the main remain party as it stands at the minute but as you say they're still split the greens that we're going to get about 10 percent of the vote and then change your case something much less than that but ultimately i think the change you k. and for that remain leaning parties what they'll try and do is as you just heard vote and say look this is what the situation is on drugs overall doesn't mean. so the brits have parties winning all the seats because what matters is public opinion across the country as

a whole and actually it will probably be much more divided than the result of the european election suggests how my have how has the sentiment in the country changed in the last 6 to 8 months obviously there has been a great deal of chaos in westminster does it look as though labor in the conservatives will just lose votes to the smaller parties or are there many people that will simply not bother turning out to vote is it generated a fair bit of apathy i'm sure is the case actually i think the real uncertainty in this election is to now who is the more motivated side of the argument is that the brics it party side of the argument who feel let down that we didn't leave the room when the prime minster's that we would or is it their main side who are still hoping that they can overturn the whole thing we just don't know the minute and that will be the really interesting thing with the results of the selection which side is actually motivating it's the thanks very much appreciate your insight into this matt bevin joining us there from the u.k.

in a changing europe. well that wraps up well the news from london for now will be back in about 20 minutes time let's get back to hala in doha. the mediation talks. in norway between the venezuelan government and the opposition in reims at ending the country's 5 month long power struggle representatives of opposition leader one who have no real life norway's venezuela's foreign minister thanked his norwegian karin's apart for help and with what he called a dialogue for latin america editor newman has more now from caracas. there is a tremendous amount of secrecy surrounding attempts to bring about some kind of a negotiated settlement to this ongoing conflict we do know that conversations that took place with representatives of both the government of president nicolas model and of opposition leader one wide all in all slow norway have ended their

representatives have returned here to the capital we don't know whether those talks were stalled were ended or they were going to be resumed nope nothing has been said about that all we know is that the foreign minister has thanked norway for its efforts to mediate or rather to do with about a dialogue while one why don't says that there is no dialogue only mediation you speak very very careful not to make it sound as though he is negotiating with the government and this is because he is under tremendous pressure from some sectors more hardline sectors of the opposition who say the time for talking is over that the only way to dislodge president nicolas maduro at this stage would be to have some kind of international foreign military intervention. it's been a decade since the end of sri lanka's 25 year long civil war people on all sides of the conflicts are focusing their efforts to rebuild their lives but a struggling economy and rising unemployment have made things difficult and often

on this. ports from killing our street and all the time that was ravaged by the war . ship dr tangle to subtlety has worked hard since the end of the war in 2009 to put the brutal conflict behind him he's one of 5 doctors who treated civilians caught between government and tamil tiger fighters mother and father brought. children so that one was. told them we're in today in the next one the next. and they told of this one also going to day and they were crying. at least one arrested by the government questioned and released after the war he quickly returned to his job he now uses his spare time to teach young people how to make the best of their education 10 years after the end of the war dr thought there

were 3 hopes programs like these will give students more opportunities to build a better future. it's an option that may have kept can the learn from joining the tigers when he was 16 years old today he's battled is to provide for his family after spending 3 years in prison i got a conditional bail and have to go and sign in every month this is a must no matter where i work i also have to attend court hearings the 3 years that i was in prison we got into a lot of debt. that's a common feature in most households here in the form a war zone many families struggle to make ends meet these people who are devastated during the war who could not earn a living for many many years even over the last 10 years are still in an economic crisis of saud's and we have yet to see how we are going to get them out of this high rates of unemployment have not helped the aftermath of the war has left

households struggling to cope financially with little few opportunities and many have lost family members all waiting for news of those still missing. government troops battled a 26 year war with the tamil tigers who fought to win their rights against what they described as discrimination by should learn to sing in these majority successive governments could not defeat the tigers on to president mind the drug packs it took power he won the war but many say he lost the peace and alienated the tamil people i made serious allegations of human rights violations both the government and. or accused of committing war crimes but only the government has faced pressure to answer for its actions so far a senior government official in the north says the government could have done more it calms and every life need.