so we understand there have been arrests made a mass does monitor the activity of these groups extremely closely and so the fact that this is not in the most promising shot close to hamas around to the people there still ahead on al-jazeera. are dancers in hong kong to announce a pacific for firing employees who took part in anti-government rallies last. i'm a solid job it in mosul and i'll tell you what's being done to deal with human remains like this scattered in the old city. welcome back well here across the south china sea we are watching trouble storm portal making its way towards the west now it did bring very heavy rain across parts of the philippines when it crossed over now the storm system is in open water it's very warm here it's going to keep the storm sustained right now and as we go

towards friday we are looking at a landfall here in vietnam by the time it makes its way towards friday evening the storm is going to be dropping down to probably a tropical depression status there well here across india where you have been watching this one area of clouds and rain pushing through very heavy rain has been a problem across much of the central area as well as into the west and that will also affect parts of pakistan as we go towards thursday kharaj is going to be seeing some rain not a high temperature maybe 29 degrees as your expected high new delhi though is out of the rain here on thursday but by the time we get to friday more sun there 35 degrees in the of high expected high but down towards the south it is going to be sri lanka with more rain in the forecast at $27.00 degrees kolkata $32.00 for you and here across the gulf we are looking at temperatures still very humid across much of the area particularly in the morning and the overnight hours doha is expected to be about 40 degrees here on thursday and by the time we get to friday it is going to maybe creep up to about $41.00 degrees there

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and watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now britain's queen elizabeth has approved prime minister boris johnson's plan to suspend parliament for 5 weeks from mid september and he see it as a bid to ensure the u.k. leaves the e.u. by the october 31st deadline the opposition has called it a coup. and recognize government as reclaim control over most of the city of aden including a presidential palace beria had been seized by u.a.e. back separatist forces 2 weeks ago. and a mosque has declared a state of alert and gaza after 3 police officers were killed in 2 separate suicide attacks it's thought they were carried out by groups linked to a song. iraq now where many people are still looking for their relatives 2 years after the battle for the city of mosul human rights groups are calling for a d.n.a. testing on bodies recovered from the rubble to help them win members who remain in limbo asama bench of a report on a warning that the support contained some pictures you may find disturbing. these

children never oblivious to the dangers which surround them and most of the old city their families have returned but many areas in their neighborhood are peppered with unexploded munitions we had to stop of the law from picking a bomb that's he says are in that tub close to where his children were playing not far from that spot are human remains still there 2 years after isis defeat of the learn his sister are looking for their father they're not sure whether he's under custody or under the rubble or yasser doesn't want to reveal her identity she wants closure gives out on neighbors told us after that our father was dead civil defense stuff must have removed his body with all the dead bodies all we know is that how father might still be under the rubble this graffiti warns people that bodies are still under these homes human remains like this can still be found scattered in the old city of mosul although civil defense says that most bodies of bin exuma what i

cannot show you about this place is the very strong stench that people in this area have to live with. it's hard to breathe but some residents are used to the smell parents are concerned about safety and the spread of disease from decomposing corpses 800 bodies of children have been examined and rights commission wants to help ministry to expedite d.n.a. tests of the thousands of recovered bodies. besides closure missing relatives means many legal problems in mosul from reclaiming your house to seeking compensation for victims of the war in xinjiang neighborhood distil looking for his mother and sister the names in the middle are the ones whose bodies have been found more than 400 people went missing in the old pepsi factory myself my prison was shooting civilians as they fled and i got separated from his mom and sister in the mayhem he believes they were buried in the roads were cleared by security forces along with others including isis fighters. we asked for their last rights and

a death certificate we can't even start the process without the death certificate and they won't give us one until they have a body the bodies are now decomposed and probably mixed with i saw bodies under the rubble and i'm not alone this is a collective issue that needs to be addressed the cleanup will take millions of dollars and the local municipality has lost more than 70 percent of its equipment during the war even after 2 years it's an overwhelming task. has become a sissy of rubble we have formed a committee to deal with the old city and it'll start working soon to give us an inclusive outlook for basic ordination in finding effective mechanism. during the intense battles and most of the small graveyards were formed those who suspect their relatives are under the rubble also want proper burial and possible closure of. the old city of mosul. afghan officials say taliban fighters have killed at

least 14 members of a pro-government group in the west of the country happened in herat province the attack comes as the taliban and u.s. officials are working on a deal to facilitate the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan and there has been detaining kashkari political leaders and local since the region's autonomy was revoked earlier this month at the government to say how many people are being held in custody. kashmir. outside tree huggers main jail people wait for news of their relatives inside there the families of people detained by security forces since new delhi revoked the region's autonomy. her family travel every 10 days from about 100 kilometers north of srinagar where her husband was detained by security forces for being a separatist activist she says officials told her he would be released shortly then he was sent to srinagar. it's really difficult to get inside and meet because we have to get frisked at least 10 times we even have to open

a nothing is allowed to be taken inside we have to wait for hours. to 20 minutes. soules says his son was taken in the middle of the night from his home but hasn't had any case filed against him now he's learned his son is no longer in the region . in the. big. africa keeping him at the local station for 5 days now i have been told he's been moved to august. that's a city more than a 1000 kilometers away where many political leaders have also been detained others are being kept here at this resort hotel turned prison indian officials declined to comment on how many people have been detained human rights groups say because of the restrictions they can't investigate do you mean people are being continued unprecedented to how much figure we have. from different.

people who have been detained on intelligence. there have been accusations of torture al-jazeera spoke to this 22 year old man who doesn't want to be identified for fear of reprisal he says he was picked up by security forces when the restrictions 1st began and i was beaten for over an hour. i was the story i told them i don't know if they have a shred of evidence and then go ahead and beat me but they didn't listen and then gave me an electric shock then they said give us an e-mail full story i told them i don't know anyone but they didn't listen al-jazeera can't independently verify those accusations but human rights groups have documented cases of torture in the past meanwhile more people are being detained how long political leaders and an unknown number of local people will be detained indian officials won't say all the

relatives can do is queue outside prisons and hope for news. indeed and mr bashir. there in protest in hong kong for a 12 consecutive weekend this time the focus was on alleged sexual abuse of female demonstrators by police hundreds of people dressed in black and took part in this sit in one woman says she had to walk past male officers after she was strip searched another demonstrator accuses officers of manhandling her elsewhere in hong kong hundreds of protesters turned their anger towards airlines that they pacific they say the company's decision to fire 20 of its staff are taking part in anti-government protests is creating a climate of fear it comes as another general strike has been called for next week when he reports from hong kong. it's a sensitive time in hong kong and being seen at a protest could cost you your job. the focus of this small rally was cathay pacific the airline is the most high profile case of what these people believe is

increasing interference by china in hong kong workplaces harm congress and is now facing is a year. from the shining now the man hong kong government on that she cannot even express them or not feel it's a long torso medium have. several cathay pacific employees have been fired for making social media posts in support of the anti government protests all for attending rallies cathay pacific is a publicly listed company but one of its major shareholders is it china which is owned by the chinese government's some staff have resigned from the company in protest like politician and pilot jeremy tam this kind of you know interference from the beijing government just changing completely and everybody a fear of you know being put under the spotlight it's not just cathay pacific that's coming under pressure from beijing there's

a wider atmosphere creeping into the hong kong corporate world that if you want to continue doing business with china then you should distance yourself and your star from the protests last week it was the turn of accountants to take to the streets to reject interference from beijing star from major firms like deloitte had earlier taken out a newspaper ad criticizing their companies for ignoring hong kong people and the reasons for the protests after pressure from beijing the company's released statements distancing themselves from the air cathay pacific declined al-jazeera as requests for an interview but the reason given for the action against staff is security chinese aviation or 30 say they won't allow cathay flights. into the respect if operated by anyone who has participated in all supported protests the fact that kathy's croft. don't need to fly into china in space that china and

titled tool asked them to live by them as far as we are concerned we totally support the freedom of. freedom of opinion continues to be expressed on the streets but in the workplace it's becoming increasingly difficult when hey al jazeera hong kong. funding for the prevention and control of fires in the amazon has dropped by nearly a quarter under brazil's president terrible sorrow the orders news agency says the right wing leader has overseen a 25 percent drop in funding to the country's environment regulator which includes a hefty cut to the budget for forest fire fighting and this comes as paulson r.-o. says brazil will only accept international aid to help fight fires in the amazon if it can't control how the money is used according ukraine has released a russian journalist on bail ahead of his trial for treason cruel vission askey is the bureau chief of russia's state own. the valse news agency in ukraine he says

ukrainian citizenship and has been in jail for over a year accused of supporting pro russian separatists faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted his release comes amid talks of a prisoner swap deal with russia. had strained relations since russia annexed crimea in 2014. that italy's opposition democratic party is to little its president is ready to try to form a government with the 5 star movement on the meeting with president sergio mazzariello nicolo the ready told reporters his party will accept the 5 star candidate giuseppe conti for prime minister present lots of aoe has given the party's until wednesday night to strike a deal after the governing alliance between the 5 star and league party collapsed last week and italy's interior minister has banned another charity ship from entering a tie in waters the german vessels carrying more than 100 people rescued from the mediterranean in the past the tail so vini has also grounded to plane shoes to

search for boats and distress as curse is still searching for about 40 people after a boat at emperor europe capsized off the libyan coast at least 5 people drowned 65 others were rescued there have been chaotic scenes in the south african city of retore after a man was shot while trying to stop an alleged drug deal please try to disperse those protesting the killing while crowds set buildings on fire and looted shops protesting taxi drivers are blaming foreign nationals for what they say is widespread peddling of drugs in the country relations between foreigners and locals have become volatile amid calls to reduce the influx of immigrants al-jazeera has uncovered doping among kenyan athletes training alongside some of the world's top runners countries' officials say they're doing their best to stop it but banned drugs like the blood booster e.p.o. are easily available as katherine sawyer found out when she travelled to kenya's

rift valley their use is an open secret their store exclusive report. it hanny's popularly known as the home of champions not only does the small town boast of producing some of kenya's greatest athletes thousands of others from around the world come here to train because of its high altitude but in recent years kenya's prominent image in the world of athletics has been tainted by doping allegations he tops 2 accolades who admitted to doping and told us it's common practice this rana asked us not to reveal his identity he said he felt under pressure to succeed here he's filmed receiving an injection while training for a big race. i know doping is bad but as runners we have to support our families through whatever means the 1st time i went for it i lost and that prompted me to take the risk because this is my livelihood. athletes you talk to said it's quite easy to get e.p.o.

in many ways it's a controlled drug mainly use a mimic patients back to the right price doctors knife and bam assists provided for honest these pharmacist who also asked to keep his identity he didn't sobs runners who give him a card from their awnings we sent him to buy this dose of e.p.o. which he did within hours despite it at leats. given 6 outlets we also met as boca prop one of dozens of athletes banned by the world anti-doping agency has won 3 world championship titles but tested positive for using e.p.o. to prop maintains his innocence it's had. this hands you know which i believe there must be and if it is not a. conspiracy that is the science kenya's doping money to say with thousands of athletes and stretched resources keeping checks on everyone has been

a challenge we need to clean up. even. so the ethical values of different. the spirit of sports where i compete. i'm still happy that i competed there is. number $100.00 but i finished the half marathon that is the spirit to want to prove. that this is a lucrative sport and some of those we talked to said as long as this corruption and ran as willing to risk everything to make money copping cheating on his be difficult catherine songs are just 0 to 10. check out the headlines on al-jazeera friends can elizabeth has approved prime minister boris johnson's plan to suspend parliament for 5 weeks from mid september they all position is called johnson's move a coast saying it leaves little time to debate bracks it. this is

a new government with a very exciting agenda to make our streets safe it's very important we bring crime down we need to invest in our fantastic n.h.s. we need to level up education funding across the country we need to invest in the infrastructure that's going to take this country forward for the decades and we need to deal with the cost of living moving to a higher wage holly productivity because of it which is i think what this country needs to be and to do that we need new legislation we've got to be bringing forward new and important bills and that's why we are going to have a queen's speech and we're going to do it on the 14th. recognise government has reclaimed control of the southern port city of aden including the airport and presidential palace u.a.e. back separatist forces who sees the city 2 weeks ago have withdrawn from several positions earlier all flights at the airport were suspended and workers were

evacuated due to the fighting and the u.n. says at least 40 people have been killed and several days of the dispute united states has impose new sanctions on iran this time on 2 networks as are linked to its government and military the sanctions came after running president on iran a rejected a fresh offer of talks from the united states on wednesday as treasury department says the overseas base from companies were used to evade sanctions and virus directed materials hamas has declared a state of alert and gaza after 3 police officers were killed in 2 separate suicide attacks blast 1st hit a police checkpoint where 2 officers died less than an hour later there was a 2nd explosion at another checkpoint in the city killing a 3rd officer it's thought the attacks were carried out by groups linked to eisele . brazil says it will now accept foreign aid to help fight the amazon forest fires president or boston r.-o. initially rejected an offer of 20000000 dollars from g 7 leaders in sis it should

have control on how to use that money as are the headlines keep it on al-jazeera witness deportees welcome this next. and.

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