and. i believe it would be good for the country. u.s. president donald trump says britain has bright days ahead after leaving the e.u. adding he's committed to a phenomenal post trade deal. watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha in derry navigator also ahead. paramilitary forces put on a show of strength in sudan a day after dozens of protesters were killed in a crackdown. a wall of silence in beijing 30 years after the chinaman square

massacre we have a report from our series adrian brown who covered events in 1989. and new controversy over a u.s. navy seal who is facing court martial for war crimes. hello donald trump has promised britain a phenomenal trade deal once it leaves the european union the u.s. president's had a day of talks with outgoing prime minister to resign may he's praised her handling abraxane negotiations even though she's failed to get her withdrawal deal through parliament and in baba has more from london. a president to join the limelight to the prime minister who see the stage day 2 of the state visit was all about trade between britain and the u.s. in a post brics it world. as the u.k. makes preparations to exit the european union the united states is committed to

a phenomenal trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. there is tremendous potential in the trade deal i say probably to at even 3 times of what we're doing right now tremendous potential mr president you and i agreed the 1st time we met that we should aim for an ambitious free trade agreement when the u.k. leaves the and more positive discussions today i know that we both remain committed to this. earlier the pair had met business leaders over breakfast but he's already sounding out politicians who want to replace their as party leader and prime minister by the end of july trump again praised former foreign secretary boris johnson but also mitchell jeremy hunt who took over from johnson hunt's one of several would be candidates denying suggestions repeated by trump that the n.h.s. britain state provided health service would be on the table in trade talks do you agree with your ambassador that the entire economy needs to be on the table in the future trade talks the trade deal including the n.h.s.

look i think everything with a trade deal is on the table when you when you're dealing in trade everything's on the table so n.h.s. or anything else trump also said they discussed their differences over iran and whether china's huawei is allowed to take part in building britain's 5 g. mobile networks. we were just down the road thousands rallied at the start of a march to westminster the so-called carnival of resistance where the real donald trump is being kept well away from the protesters because wherever his motorcade goes the pavements are being cleared but the people here are determined not to let his state visit go unchallenged disrespect for women and disrespect for the media for truth and honor and we are treating him like an extraordinary human being we are wasting millions on this i think that the british government is above their head and think to be able to welcome submitting is kind of a new new though fascist as the british government tries to steer a path out of the european union president trumps promising

a new partnership but he's not known for compromise and many here are urging caution nadine barber al jazeera london well trump says he refused an offer from britain's main opposition leader to meet during his state visits attending an anti trying protest jeremy corbin hit out at the president for calling london's mayor a quote stone cold loser. i am not absolutely not refusing to meet anybody i want to be able to have that dialogue to praying about the better and more peaceful world that we all want to live in but i am very disappointed particularly to day on the wonderful festival of eat the amero of london city khan has been attacked in the way that. i'm proud that our city has a muslim man that we can chase down islamophobia anti semitism

any form of racism within our society so that. anything. no not a great deal i mean no more than one would expect really in a meeting between a president and a prime minister who in just a few days' time is going to step down as the leader of her party essentially bringing her premiership to an end there's a fierce contest underway to succeed her and will be a new prime minister in place probably at the end of july so you know there was always going to be a huge limit on what sort of substandard of business could be achieved at a state visit of this sort on this occasion the top line issue of contention between the 2 sides probably the question of huawei the chinese telecoms giant and its possible involvement in building elements of the u.k.'s 5 g.

network the americans are very worried about that worried about the intelligence and security implications of trump was asked about it he said they essentially brushed it aside he said there will be an agreement between us on this issue as if saying look don't worry about it this was the dealt with by to resume a successor and that was probably the tone of much of the substantiative talk but was going on behind closed doors they did talk about breaks of course in a post breaks it trade deal both issues that donald trump is a big fan of he used big terms like very very substantial and phenomenal to describe the size of that deal to resume a was asked whether she would heed the president's advice and stick around to see that deal done and she said she was a woman of her word which means she will as planned and promised be stepping down as i say as the leader of the conservative party on friday and how is it being seen in the u.k. that trump really showed a great interest in a lot of the political questions that the country has to deal with.

well it's an extraordinary spectacle really a visiting foreign leader who traditionally i mean perhaps mr trump it's an outdated idea of a traditionally would would stay clear of interfering in the politics particular of his host on an occasion like this mr trump going to the opposite extreme absolutely vigorously engaging in the debate about the success of series of may he has opened the indoor sports johnson the former foreign secretary as a great prime minister also the current foreign secretary jeremy hunt the other big contender michael gove's a man he's met but he says he doesn't know him all that well and suddenly this afternoon there was talk of a possible one on one meeting he's also been meeting in the last hour with nigel farage another very controversial politician here a far what right wing probe politician mr trump clearly. not reluctant in any way to get involved in the politics of this country the very choppy politics of

brigs of britain today. thank you. sudan's opposition is rejecting a plan by the military to hold elections within 9 months it's valid to continue a civil disobedience campaign a day after paramilitary troops stormed a protest camp leaving at least $35.00 protesters dead victoria gate and be reports . members of the sudanese paramilitary group known as the rapid support force shooter protesters in the capital khartoum the military john to has been in charge since long time president bashir was deposed in april military leaders have apologized for the killing and injuring of dozens of demonstrators on monday. but on the 1st day of the festival following ramadan the crackdown appears to be continuing the. 2 have

a small number of sudanese attended 8 pres but most stayed at home too scared to go outside activists say the records full force has surrounded mosques and a body representing sudanese pharmacists says are s.f. soldiers a provoking fights with medical staff outside hospitals. the military leadership says elections will be held within 9 months but protesters day trust the john to they want an immediate transfer of power to civilian rule and like i said i mean we the sudanese people hold the security forces accountable for the dispersal of the certain the security forces a bit trite the sudanese people. hundreds of protesters have been arrested and the internet is cut despite that analysts say demonstrators can keep a mental change going but they do have the ability to mobilize civilians not only in protest but in not just in the 3 towns in the capital but others cities in the sudan and they also have the ability to cause

a general strike which would severely. sudan's economy the justice says it's investigating why. the shot unarmed civilians that are running sitting at a military headquarters in khartoum the killings are being condemned worldwide but pleas for restraint are apparently being ignored by members of the rapid support force and protesters are paying the price victoria gay to be is there a commemoration ceremonies have been held in several cities on the 30th anniversary of the chinaman square massacre in china almost $200000.00 people held a candlelight vigil in hong kong the annual event was much larger than usual as concerns grow of china's increasing influence in the self-governing territory but the scene of the estimated $1000.00 killings in beijing was surrounded by tight security as china's government continues its censorship vehicle pollen spoke to some of the crowds in hong kong. 30 years ago hong kong was

a very different place for one thing it was a british colony while people here were angered and concerned about what happened in tiananmen square in 1909 there was a sense of distance so over the years the scandal light vigil became tradition the number of people coming and going waxed and waned but this year there is a sense of urgency can you tell us why this year there is a different feeling a 1st. i said i forget the approach that. is being fed by the chinese government thank you and can you tell us why you're here today and why you think it's important to be here. and i hope that. hong kong. never happened to receive. here trying to find employment or just are they are speaking as sites in its grip on the city of freedom of expression dr scully and the central government has been interfering in hamas political system

and now many people of all are fighting about hoess the extradition law which would make the way for people to be tried in the mainland china so picture. and goes people just. forget about some of his heart that it's. for. the next generation to know about the man otherwise it will be forgotten what i think more. time specially for the chinese and especially for those who believe. this is the only place in china where people can denounce the communist party in such a large scale and call on the central government to apologize for the cracked on june 4th 1909 but among the speeches the child of the singing there is a question on many people's minds here and that is how much longer people here want to be able to openly express an urgent. it's. our china correspondent adrian brown

covered the massacre in 1989 and reports on the legacy and silence surrounding it it's. in the spring of 1989 student leader work how she was in the thick of it confronting authority on the streets arguing with china's leaders in the great hall of the people dressed in hospital but a hunger striking workers she had been rated the prime minister lee passage when students began occupying tiananmen square they were demanding more accountability in government and tougher measures against corruption they were joined by doctors teachers judges and journalists from state media the growing movement posing the greatest threat to 40 years of communist rule. work-i she says he never thought it would end the way that it did with the people's liberation army firing on the people. expect that some blood shed. you know

will be hit by the police baton perhaps that's what we have expected life. never. today he lives in exile in taiwan the self-governing island republic the china wants back and he's had a lot of time to reflect on whether it was all worth it i think politically or legally or rationally speaking we are blameless. pretty confident but. morally i don't know that's there's another saying like. what if there's this one person or shot and dead were in that place because he heard a speech that given by me the army quickly regained control of the streets but no one was quite sure who was really in charge as i reported from beijing at the time meanwhile the men who control the army and perhaps now the government have issued

another ominous warning stay off the streets or face the consequences one man certainly didn't seem to care about the consequences yesterday in an extraordinary single act of defiance this young unarmed protester brought a column of tanks to a standstill we still don't know his name or if he survived after he was bundled away unclear by who. is just another day in china they'll be no public displays of dissent or remembrance china's vast security and surveillance network will see to that even mothers of students killed in the bloodshed have been told to remain silent as part of the continuing official cover up the chinese leadership still refuses to acknowledge how many people were killed or to express remorse adrian brown al jazeera beijing still ahead on al-jazeera moving al to where with the wives of suspected i saw fighters as they head home in syria we also speak to

a former child vigilante in nigeria who's learning skills for a new life. hello again welcome back we're here cross turkey we are watching what is happening on the northern coast because we do have some thunderstorms that have been popping up in the heating of the day you can see those on the satellite image wednesday another day of that so with those thunderstorms some of them could be locally heavy at times down towards the south though we are seeing some clouds not a lot of rain across the eastern parts of the med aleppo at about $34.00 degrees staying like that more clouds across the area beirut also cloudy day partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with a temperature of $28.00 degrees baghdad though is going to be hot 45 degrees few with quite city seeing winds out of the northwest at about 42 well here across the

gulf we are seeing our temperatures in doha 38 degrees that's a little bit lower than what's around the area but that also means our relative humidity is quite high for this time of year things change a little bit by the time we get to thursday the minute he goes down but the temperature goes up to about $45.00 degrees there out here towards arabian sea we are watching this area of disturbed weather that could bring some rain across the southern coast of amman as well as yemen over the next few days so we will be watching that and as we make our way down here across parts of southern africa we do have some clouds down across the cape those will continue to bring some clouds and some showers for cape town of the next few days with a temper there of 16 and your hands for a temperature of 22. hello

again the top stories on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump is about the outgoing british prime minister to resign on the 2nd day of his state visit the leaders say they're hopeful of a post that free trade deal they also spoke about iran and trying to resolve their differences over market access to chinese tech giant way. more gunfire is reported

in sudan's capital khartoum a day after a military crackdown left 35 protesters the paramilitary group known as the rapid support forces are believed to have surrounded a major hospital where a number of injured protesters are being treated in. commemoration ceremonies have been held in several cities on the 30th anniversary of the tenement square massacre in china in hong kong almost 200000 people held a candlelight vigil. a u.s. special forces soldier accused of killing a wounded i saw a fighter in iraq has been freed from detention pending his court martial and navy seal edward gallagher is one of several soldiers accused of crimes in war zones being considered for a presidential pardon and some fear donald trump is undermining the established chain of command mike hanna reports from washington. another twist in the court martial of navy seal edward gallagher the judge has dismissed the prosecutor following claims of irregularities in the investigation last week the judge ordered

gallagher to be released from confinement in the san diego base where he's being held pending a trial in recent months a number of prominent figures have joined the campaign for a pardon among them a kind of phony and congressman who says he too was guilty of abusing did enemy soldiers when serving as a marine. i think you have to. take a division with the body and soon saw in stupid and out war criminals there warriors fox news host pete hegseth is another who's regularly called for a pardon and tweeting support for gallagher and a number of others accused or convicted of war crimes hicks said span and friend president trump has been listening some of these soldiers are people that have fought hard long you know we teach him how to be great fighters and then when they fight sometimes they get really treated very unfairly reports from the pentagon

indicate a deep level of concern about the impact such pardons would have on the established chain of command retired general and former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff martin dempsey sent out an unprecedented tweet warning the commander in chief against further pardons absent evidence of innocence or in justice the wholesale pardon or u.s. service members accused of war crimes signals out troops and allies but we don't take the law of armed conflict seriously he says another pardon and a possible presidential consideration involves even more than chain of command issues these 4 security guards were convicted of killing 14 iraqis in what the prosecution said was indiscriminate fire on a civilian crowd in iraq in september 2007 they were employed by the blackwater company headed at the time by erik prince

a declared friend to the president and brother of education secretary betsy defaults it's another instance of a pardon disrupting the system. or like this time it's the federal system who was already convicted and sentenced there's clearly support for war crimes pardons among a significant portion of president trumps conservative base but his critics contend that it's not them he should listen to rather they say he should hear the commanders of the hundreds of thousands of soldiers who follow an established chain of command. mike hanna al jazeera washington the syrian government's ally russia has blocked the u.n. security council from issuing a statement on attacks in the province a member states were expected to sound the alarm over the possibility of a humanitarian disaster because of increasing attacks by the government on rebel controlled areas on monday at least 3 people were killed in the town of moderates and on mon government forces long sort of fence or to recapture it in

a fraud. still in syria hundreds of wives and children are suspected eisel fighters are heading home from an overcrowded camp in the north east catcha lopez heard a on the story. ready to go home about 800 syrian women and children leave this kurdish run camp in northern syria among them the wives and children of suspected i saw fighters for many the next stop is raka their hometown and what was effectively isis capital city before its defeat i never. thought what we want is to be able to go back to our normal lives the way things used to be we want to live in pace. it's the 1st transfer of its kind organized by the kurdish administration parts of an agreement to begin the release of display civilians from our whole camp think assad be a province we are that will mean i want out of that moment there will be return to

the towns now that those areas have been cleared from explosives after the region was liberated by the syrian democratic forces the agreement was made between syrian tribal shakes and the kurdish administration during a meeting in early may. when kurdish led forces defeated i saw fighters in the town of backhoes scores of people were taken to al whole camp it quickly became overcrowded disease and tradition was widespread. it was built to hold up to 10000 people but at one point house more than 70000. right now and i am flying with happiness to be able to go back to my town every year freights down life is going to be very difficult by the u.n. estimates about 11000 people in the camp are foreigners. now other problems linger including disagreements about how and where detained will fight or should be prosecuted kurdish forces which control the camp of said they don't have the

capacity or authority to prosecute them concerns have been raised that relatives of faisel fighters may promote the group's ideology when they return home kurdish leaders say some will be monitored as they reintegrate into daily life for now these families are looking forward to resorting their lives in familiar territory. this of a young al-jazeera jose attack in southern yemen has killed a child and wounded 6 others the rebels launched rocket attacks on areas around thais there's been fighting between yemeni government forces on the whole these east of the city and yemenis have little to celebrate during our years holiday marking the end of the fasting month of ramadan mohamed reports from sun our. stance held was by his broken taxi it was his last option to make ends meet for his big family he has no idea how they will celebrate the eagles' 1st holiday marking

the end of the holy month of ramadan. i bought this taxi which help me meet my family's needs now it's broken down i can hardly afford daily meals let alone eat essential so my family. is used to a better life he was a military pilot before the war devastated yemen's air force the relocation of the central bank from sun how to aden was another blog not only to her but to thousands of public employees. the war has pushed 13000000 yemenis to the brink of firemen while another 7000000 have become dependent on foreign aid that's according to the u.n. but despite all this many here in the capital sanaa are buying whatever they can for the aid holiday and to put a smile on their children's faces. most

of the people you see here shopping for aid after they received half a payment from agents bank months after nonpayment. borrowing money from relatives has been the only way for me and many others to make ends meet we receive half a celery every year that's not even enough to buy sweets this devastating war has to be brought 20 and as we've had enough. close to the saudi border life is even more difficult this is a slum 50 kilometers of this of saudi arabia its monthly just who after being forced from 2 other. i guess. i have fled my region and lived everything behind as it's on the constant in tillery bombardment we have marched for 2 days and the long journey i've lost my 4 month old child now i'm here facing another challenge to survive famine. her mother most of the internally displaced

people are forced to eat leaves outside yemen i'd means prisons truths and sweets. for her mother and thousands like him who dream this holiday is for a decent meal. how about bob. so not. scandinavian airlines will stop selling duty free goods during flights to say fuel company estimates lower rates will cut emissions by 25 percent in just over a decade bosses are trying to make the carrier more efficient but you want to have an rights activists have accused vocal groups fighting it of putting children in harms way but now hundreds of former child vigilantes are learning skills to help them reintegrate kolo is one of them. so we're not going to police can equal 18 years. was

a form of working with the older this would be in the city in a certain mentally as erin ellis. writes now your organization called search for common ground picked up vigilantes like me and taught us how to make shoes some go to school and becoming a very good now i did. so i served as vigilante to help secure my community if you don't belong you could be suspected of having ties to koran that's where joy. it's been traumatic for some of us but we saw people killed more than we hardly slept at the feet of the koran crises. sometimes there's hardly time to eat it's just difficult for has children to understand what was really happening. were mostly sand on errant and small jobs we did that

for the older managers. writes now i mean apprentice. i can make different type of is it one day i hope to open my own business and take control of my life. this work is beautiful and so would it allows me to go to school and work that's way early money and kitty education. the headlines on al jazeera this hour the u.s. president donald trump has that britain's outgoing prime minister to resign may on the 2nd day of his state visit both said they're hopeful about a free trade deal after brax that they also spoke about iran and ways to resolve their differences over allowing market access to chinese tech company while way as the u.k. makes preparations to exit the european union the united states is committed to

a phenomenal trade deal between the u.s. and the u.k. there is tremendous potential in their trade deal i say probably to get even 3 times of what we're doing right now tremendous potential. today we've discussed again the importance of our 2 nations working together to address iran's destabilizing activity in the region and to in short iran cannot acquire a nuclear weapon although we differ on the means of achieving that as i've said before the u.k. continues to stand by the nuclear deal it is clear that we both want to reach the same goal it is important that iran meets its obligations and we do everything to avoid escalation which is in no one's interest more gunfire as reported in sudan's capital hard to monday after a military crackdown left $35.00 protesters dead internet services remain down in large parts of the country the military says it will no longer negotiate with protesters and of called for

a general election within 9 months protest leaders have rejected that and say they will continue their civil disobedience movement until the entire military leadership is overthrown. commemoration ceremonies have been held in several cities on the 30th anniversary of the chinaman square massacre in china in hong kong almost 200000 people held a candlelight vigil pro-democracy leaders addressed crowds wearing t. shirts with the message the people will not forget at the scene of the estimated 1000 killings in beijing was surrounded by type security. the attack in southern yemen has killed a child and wounded 6 others the rebels launched rocket attacks on the areas around thais there's been fighting between yemeni government forces on the whole earth is east of the city those are the headlines and 5 stories coming up next on our jazeera.

it's 30 years since chinese tanks and troops crushed pro-democracy protests plus the legacy of the tiananmen square massacre and how have the killings in beijing shaped modern china this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. 30 years ago tens of thousands of chinese people protested in beijing for democracy and freedom the government answered with tanks and bullets that's the enemy square massacre.