executed in the next few hours that reads we did when you brought us we do send them letters for their human rights organization under you and as well it doesn't stop but i feel in my in my heart there's something i can do to save their lives that's why i went to the top of the embassy shortly afterwards the police arrived and for a good 10 minutes nothing much happens as they try to work out how to handle the situation on the roof mr mohammad appears relaxed sipping from a water bottle occasionally calling on the british prime minister to call the king of bahrain to urge the country to respect human rights was. a god love was but suddenly everything changes a figure appears on the east next to the protester the police response to dramatically. was no. look at it again it's at this point that mr mohammed says he was beaten with

a stick almost forced off the roof was was mr mohammed can be seen being pulled from the ledge to the ground during this time he says she was threatened with being beaten to death we want to pull from here as a sheep and no one is going to help you here even though your cable is their 1st even their thanks was done and the 2nd time they said even. if they can't they can't help you no one can come to ours here and there in our land and so you are quite clear that you thought that they were going to beat you to death inside the embassy yes it's was a clear and they say this as well certainly his friends filming it all from the ground a terrified of the police to do something officers forced to push them back to our . lives during our garden and it was. within a minute or 2 the fire. services force the doors of the embassy and offices go in

in some numbers the embassy has said it regards mr mohammed's protests as being in support of what it describes as terrorists and in the end what happened on the roof is their word against his but what was extraordinary was the police response because officers plainly were so concerned about mr mohammed safety that they had no compunction in breaking every rule in the diplomatic housing book and ordering the forcing of the doors of the embassy of another country mr mohammed says when the embassy staff realized the police were in the building the attitude changed entirely the 3rd man who told them. nobody break in the door and before before now and that's when they stopped attacking you is it yes exactly he told them don't beat him as for the 2 men mr mohammed was protesting for their executions went ahead as planned amid allegations that they've been tortured in jail and in london an indication of how concerned the police are about what might

happen to protest is inside the walls of the embassies of gulf states lawrence lee al jazeera. radiation levels spikes in towns in northwest and russia after a rocket engine exploded at a military site russia's state nuclear company says that 5 of its staff were killed while radiation levels temporarily rose in towns as far as 30 kilometers away it caused panic with residents buying up medical irene known to block the absorption of radioactive iodine in the explosion happened at the new almost navy facility which tests ballistic missiles used on nuclear submarines also in russia desperate parents and caregivers a being arrested and charged for buying a life changing drugs for the sick children on the internet campaigners say that medicines legally available in other countries classified as illicit substances in russia iran com reports from moscow. misha is 10 years old and this has been his

life since he was 3 he suffers from barton's disease that's a degenerative illness that is fatal and begins in early childhood his mother tries to do her best to keep him as comfortable as possible it's a daily struggle there are medicines available that could make his last days more comfortable those medicines which are available in many parts of the world a legal in russia. elena has already lost a daughter to the disease in 2013 she says her daughter was in pain until the day she died elena didn't want her son to go through the same so when doctors told her there were drugs available abroad she decided to buy the medicines on the internet from a reputable website she says she was unaware that the medicines were illegal she presume that because she could buy them so easily and did not need a prescription that there was no issue the authorities have banned certain medicines like the one she ordered because they contain a mood altering substances that could be abused when she went to pick them up the

police were waiting and detained her. around 5 pm i went to the post office to pick up my postle and when i was leaving i was approached by 2 people who were police and customs officer told me about possible contained a prohibited substance they demanded i give an explanation of the medicines and they took the package from me after several hours alone i was released but she's angry that she faced such treatment. the lawyer and the doctor from my local hospice to help me i was scared and i needed help to help get more released the anger came afterwards because the system is not working at the same time i heard my son was vomiting blood i was so outraged at the system that prevented me from buying this medicine in the hospice that helped her the star play with the office dog a moment of relief as they work to uncover more cases of pressure the authorities to make certain pain medicines more freely available of this because the hospice made its own independent survey we also said they needed this legal medicine to

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britain's titles it was ageing 1st pro and lost the rematch it was expected to happen in the u.k. but lewis was against that saudi arabia has hosted the major boxing matches before this year form a litle way to rolled a champion and have high fault at their. liverpool have made a winning side to their english premier league campaign the reds thrashed newly promoted noise at anfield your good clubs men run out for one winners last season liverpool finished runners up in the e.p.l. but ended the season by winning the european champions league arsenal is in question they will miss arsenal's e.p.l. the opener against newcastle on sunday because of what the club are calling further security incidents both players were the subject of a car jacking attempt in north london last month the attackers were armed and posed

in international call less than act as a scene here fighting them away neither he nor were injured in the attack police in london are investigating the latest incident. yes president donald trump says kong cupper nick should be able to play in the n.f.l. again but only if he's good enough couple nick and the n.f.l. came to a settlement and this year the former 49 a had accused the n.f.l. of colluding to keep him out of the league over his act while in the 2016 cup when it began kneeling during the u.s. and national anthem before games that to protest social and racial injustice many other players to follow suit trump had condemned for naming he also criticized nike for using company as the face of an advertising campaign i think giving was good enough i know the owners i know bob graham i don't know many of the owners if he didn't know that dinah don't if he's going up i don't think. they would ban him in

a heartbeat they would do anything they can to win games i don't know i'd like to see it right away i'd love to get rid of government if you wanted but i don't want to be i'm going to get somebody big we are going to be good enough. you will be in . the hopes have been raised could be welcomed back into international cricket last month the game's governing body the i.c.c. suspended the country for alleged government interference that meant its men and the women's teams were banned from international competition. cricket board was denied the much needed funding however on friday the zimbabwe government reinstated that the board which was the main condition for readmittance the decision has come to date for the country's 2 national lead teams off and they were both were drawn from the wool t 20 called beginning in october. england have acted swiftly following their defeat to australia in the 1st ashes test they've dropped all round

point i leave for much to lord's and he struggled in the series a person raises in birmingham he took just 3 wickets on what was a turning pitch but is his form with the bat that's the main concern he's had for ducks in his last 8 test innings and he's being replaced in the squad by jack each . australian legend shane warne is making a return to cricket the 49 year old has been hired to coach team london in the 100 and new u.k. based limited overs tournament that launches next year while warne is a world cup winner and a veteran of $145.00 tests and he doesn't have much of a limited overs coaching background moto g.p. championship leader mark marquez was the fastest in practice ahead of the austrian gone play having finished 2nd in the opening practice mark as a 4th back in the 2nd session the honda rider his fellow spaniard maverick of analysis at the red bull ring. and it was not by the task.

and. a part of the we are trying to do for all. our way that these 2 understand the die is the most important and if we take the papers look like we saw those who have a very good base both of us it looks like rain already will. the 2020 limpid torch relay will start in focus she mad the region devastated by an earthquake tsunami and nuclear crisis in 2011 the essent japanese district will host some summer olympic events including football and baseball japanese government is urging visitors to come to focus shima saying the region is safe and poses no risk for lympics fans. after the disaster the people of the area received a lot of help and support from the rest of the world and the rest of the term now they are really grateful and full of gratitude and hospitality and they want to

return their hospitality to spectators who are coming to feel so we want people coming here to feel the hearts of gratitude and hospitality of people. and so is paul for me will have more nature on. saddam many thanks indeed and that's it for the news hour but i'll be back with more of the day's news in just a few moments see of.

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may vary and for the again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up frankly . intelligence background the us president calls for stronger checks on gun ownership but will america's powerful gun lobby lend support. to people are killed in southern yemen in fighting between forces backed by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. at a more peaceful form of protest after another huge show of anger against hong kong's leaders. protesters have defied a security locked out in indian administered kashmir to demonstrate for the 1st time against the stripping of its autonomy thousands of friday prayers in the capital srinagar. priyanka gupta begins our coverage from new delhi. they came out in their thousands defying barricades and checkpoints. tear gas

and pellets all infuriated by the indian government for taking away their top. the big protests began after friday prayers in srinagar the largest city it ended at a distant. security was eased for a few hours but by friday evening the 5 day lockdown was tightened again. 4 lines are dead so is the internet gated to see a doctor it's difficult it was another long walk for the families of patients outside st augustine largest hospital. i can't even explain the hardship i had to face to get here there's no food or milk for children we are suffering there are no doctors in the hospital. here in new delhi a majority of politicians in the parliament that the government's position are provoking autonomy of the indian

administered kashmir but there are some who are skeptical about the timing and the way in which it's been implemented. india's economy is slowing tens of thousands of factory workers are losing their jobs all the issues around the economy have obviously taken a back seat i mean nobody is discussing that except business newspapers which will be so essentially yes the performance of this government in this town as well as the previous town has always been overshadowed by something or the other some believe it's the reader modi trying to leave this mark after winning the 29000 election with a massive mandate the more the mandate was not an economy mandate it was not based on the dream of fulfilling jobs economy but it was a national security election mandate and this is a legacy to him from within this is where he wants to leave a mark on india in the way the 1st one was made merely a preparation for this. more the leads they had the national. repealing article 370

on autonomy has been one of its core ideologies there's nothing clandestine about is that i think he did not think apologetic being apologetic about it we have done what we have stood for all this fight off what we have committed ourselves to all the more the looks like he's fulfilled the long cherished dream office party but it's not clear how his government can win the hearts and minds of. the. i'll just. kashmir is split between india and pakistan although both countries claim the entire territory has their own tension has spikes at the ceasefire line dividing the region. has been watching developments in indian administered kashmir this village is about 3 kilometers in the line of control the defacto border separating indian and pakistan kashmir this entire village was evacuated about 2

years ago who was hit by shelling between the indian and pakistani military from over there now despite tensions being high right now many here say they intend to stay put this time if anything happens. from here but we have the bunkers we can leave. because we are dependent on them many villages are building bunkers like this one in case the shelling resumes believing it's better than evacuating their homes but small arms fire is still being heard at night. they've also been big protests across pakistan on. a diplomatic offensive against new delhi has moved back assad's top diplomat is in china to try to muster support. reports from. freedom at any cost that's the most popular slogan in pakistan of mr bush near. and many towns and cities throughout the region. to protest infuriated at india's

decision to remove special status and the military lockdown of the muslim majority region there were these large muslim i don't know $12000000.00 muslims have been made hostages but we appealed to amnesty international the organization for islamic cooperation and all human rights organizations that they take notice of these indian violations and plans to replace them with the majority within the us i students were among the young voices civil society leaders here the government and by this man administered kashmir should support their plan to cross the line of control the border which separates kashmir. students young old and children watch the line of control on august 15th we will reach for a new car and stand with our kashmiri brothers their. anger to what some see is the belated response of pakistan's government they want prime minister iran can to do more. resolutions and cutting off trade ties will not

a freakish near for the last 72 years they have been presenting resolutions they destruct trade for a vehicle to and then there were lessons are back to normal we demand a day either reach the other side themselves or let us go there. protesters took to the streets in other parts of pakistan as well workers for the ruling very can suffer party rallied in favor of the government's decision it has downgraded diplomatic ties with india to trade and stop bus and train services. it's also stepped up diplomatic efforts to shore up support for minister sharon mehmood qureshi visit to china the 3rd party involved in the disputed kashmir himalayan region china says it's all to concerned about the situation in kashmir and asked all parties to avoid unilateral actions india's army commanders accused by the stand of creating threats in kashmir a spokesman said anyone attempting to destroy peace in the kashmir valley will be in his words eliminated like assad's army says its response will be harsher than when a trial down an indian jet in case there is military involvement as pakistanis continue

to protest against what they call an exciting of a disputed region the united nations is edging both sides to refrain from changing the status of kashmir some of a jar with out of there with pakistan administered kashmir the u.s. president has called for commonsense solutions to address come violence but donald trump says the views of the national rifle association which opposes new gun controls should be considered he made the comments almost a week after 2 mass shootings in ohio and texas killed at least 31 people frankly. intelligent background ok this isn't a question about our republican or democrat i will tell you both you bitch mcconnell yesterday he's totally on board he said i've been waiting for your call is totally on board about 2 senators that are made by friends of mine but pretty

hard line senators we don't want. guns in the hands of the wrong people i think. the republicans are going to be graded. along with the democrats live out of washington out a serious kristensen we can tell us more how significant kristen are these gun control measures that the president was talking about. well the president has yet to explain what he means by quote intelligent gun control laws but the fact that he's even talking about some form of gun control is a major shift for him he was heavily supported by the national rifle association in his election to the presidency he took a lot of money from them as have many republicans in the congress and the n.r.a. has said that they don't want any new forms of gun control and they think that these background checks wouldn't have stopped these shootings from happening and while the majority of americans have said consistently in polls that they do support stricter background checks that's republicans and democrats republicans

haven't been willing to go there so far in congress in fact earlier this year democrats passed a universal background check bill for gun sales and it went nowhere the senate which is led by republicans refused to take it up but now we're hearing the republican majority leader mitch mcconnell say that this issue will be front and center when congress returns from its summer recess not soon enough for democrats who want to come back early and start work right away they also want to assault weapons ban how far the republicans are willing to go. whether there will be any meaningful change as a result of all of this discussion remains to be seen but again just the fact that they're talking about it is a shift there was a meeting about online extremism attended by technology company executives today thing come out of that. you know there's a lot of talk surrounding this issue but it was held behind closed doors this

meeting there's a lot of concern in particular after that al paso shooting where the gunman was believed to be posting racist screeds online the messaging board that he was using has been taken down but other ones seem to just spring up in in its absence and people gravitate towards other ones so there's a real soul searching going on in the technology industry right now as to what to do. they talked about how technology can be leveraged to identify potential threats and to identify potential extremist behavior dangerous behavior online these things are all discussed during the meeting according the white house but at this point no concrete plans no big initiatives been announced late basically the white house is urging continued efforts to address violent extremism online and i'm sure this discussion will be continuing on to 0 as kristen salumi live in washington kristen many thanks. fighting in yemen southern port city of aden has continued for a 3rd consecutive day with reports of at least 20 people killed government forces

backed by the saudi led coalition are battling a separatist faction supported by the united arab emirates the violence has exposed a rift in the saudi led alliance which has been fighting hooty rebels in yemen since 2015 well thousands of who think supporters are demanding the reopening of sanaa international airport. it's been closed for almost 3 years despite a deal in december to reopen it based on our base transport minister says that 6 sick people have been unable to receive treatment abroad the airport is in hooty territory but the airspace has been restricted by saudi arabia's military coalition since 2816 the world food program says that it will start to distribute food again to people in yemen's capital un deliveries to some are stopped in june over concerns that supplies were being diverted deliveries are resuming after the.