was saving these schools finally getting an education on al jazeera. this is al-jazeera. jordan this is the out as they were news hour live coming up in the next 60 minutes . the british prime minister loses a crucial parliamentary vote on briggs it is not calling for a general election. or can dorrian weakens it moves towards the united states after a devastating the bahamas. a change of policy the largest retailer in the u.s. restricts the sale of ammunition following a string of much shootings. on the road to 2022 cats unveils its logo the fee for

world cup beaming it out in several countries for all the world to see. welcome to the program britain's prime minister has suffered a major political setback an attempt by m.p.'s to prevent a no deal breakers that has passed its 1st hurdle and the ruling conservatives are now in turmoil boris johnson has kicked out 21 members of his own party after they voted against him to seize control of the parliamentary agenda when a 2nd vote will take place on wednesday and johnston says if he loses that one he'll call for a general election well here's how the numbers stacked up early on tuesday in the house of commons the opposition rebel tories came together to get 328 votes whereas the government could only muster 301 m.p.'s to support it so the government lost by $27.00 votes.

britain's democracy is a war. with itself. as protesters marched on westminster politicians returned from the summer recess poised to push new legislation through parliament to block always johnson ring that. a number of m.p.'s including prominent politicians in johnson's own conservative party have rebelled against the government and united with opposition m.p.'s to force johnson to delay breaks it is the default legal position is the u.k. will leave the e.u. on the 31st of october m.p.'s want to delay bracks until the end of january to prevent leaving the e.u. without a deal. the ice of the right 328 the nose the left 301 on tuesday evening m.p.'s voted to take control of parliamentary business thought it could start forest allowing them to begin debating the creation of new legislation on wednesday if m.p.'s do pass a bill to prevent

a no deal johnson says he'll have no choice but to push to hold a general election possibly on october the 15th if he's going to do more and to stop negotiations and to compel i'm not the point of this delay to brit's potentially for years and that would be the only way to resolve this i can confirm that we are tonight tabling a motion under the fixed parliament. there is no consent in this house to leave the european union without a deal. no majority for no deal in the country. the defection of one conservative m.p. to the opposition liberal democrats means johnson no longer has a majority in parliament by voting against the government of the conservative party rebels have effectively ended their political careers the bill will need to go before the upper house the house of law. on its journey into law but there are no

guarantees it will work and after boris johnson's decision to shut down parliament for a month possibly from next monday m.p.'s don't have much time until the government says it wants a deal with the e.u. and the progress is being made johnson supporters say no deal is an important negotiating position with europe ranks it has distorted british politics uniting all opponents dividing old alliances the country is careering towards a new brakes a climax with a question this confounded the country and the continent is whether we're approaching a breakthrough for knowledge or simply another cliffhanger. can't call a general election alone a nice the backing of most m.p.'s to trigger a snap poll opposition parties are now weighing up the risks of a sudden vote. the battle lines are drawn the government and parliament are fighting for the right to determine britain's breaks of future. parker al-jazeera

london john hall has more now from westminster. well a humiliating defeat certainly this for the fledgling government of bush johnson and just as that result was announced in the house of commons a voice from the other side of that has spiked up not a good start boris and certainly this majority of 27 a bigger number than anyone expected to be diesel lections among the 16 or so tory m.p.'s who voted against their own government and that number suggesting that the legislation at the heart of this motion will also likely make its way successfully through parliament to remind you that is there just nation that would force boris johnson to go to the e.u. and ask for a further delay to breaks it beyond october 31st till january 31st in terms of the proposed legislation if he's unable to get a deal between now and the end of october and associated with all of this the crucial question now of a general election voters johnson made this vote of confidence issue the vote against the government therefore

a vote of no confidence he has lost during the course of the day he's flimsy majority one m.p. for the billy defected to the liberal democrats and he has now put on the order paper for wednesday's business a motion calling for the dissolution of parliament to pave the way for an election leaving aside the question of whether backbench m.p.'s will even allow that motion through the problem he's got is that it requires a 2 thirds majority and labor has said they will not vote for an election until this legislation preventing no deal makes its way all the way through parliament so the possibility exists on wednesday that the government could be defeated yet again both on this legislation and only to own coal for a general election. well ahead of the vote there were street protests across the u.k. one of them took place just outside parliament and the heywood was there. well this protests really goes to show you that this is no longer just a means to you frank said or no deal breaks it it is about austerity it is about

boris johnson and it is also about the future of britain what you hear a lot here the driving force for getting people out onto the street is the word democracy they say that the punk suspension of parliament is simply undemocratic one wasn't told me that they believe that boris johnson is simply trashing the democracy will that voice is behind for that very loud down the road there is a counter demonstration taking place of people who believe the proxy is a good idea it just goes to show that 3 years more you 3 years after the referendum to this issue is still so divisive alex to reuters a professor at birmingham city university and director of the center of a briggs it studies he says it's unlikely that boris johnson will be able to regain control of the situation without calling a general election. it has to make it for passage through the commons and then a cool state of absolute last government marks onto a bus trip. for that so i think it's quite likely that the bill passed and the

originators of the bill relief that it could become move on next monday now the labor of course it may creep he created in germany and said so today that labor would not. call her an election a messy excess the atmosphere and your. strategy so go under. because he needs to be in place to support its request for an exit route in the absence of her own saying no if you don't take it off the table he is not blocking to get that support we have and that would lead me on for how about against the rule of parliament replacing contempt for parliament it would be at the same society's current interest prime minister and the government then when for sure if you're a no confidence motion hurricane dorian is slowly moving closer to the u.s. south and leaving a trail of destruction in the bahamas it's weakened but is already causing strong

gusts of winds in the state of florida on sunday and slammed into the bahamas as a category 5 hurricane 7 people have been killed by the prime minister warns the death toll could rise aerial footage recorded of an acoa island shows the devastation caused in marsh harbor one of the 1st places to be hit. and the gallagher reports from florida. as hurricane dorian edges away from the bahamas a clearer picture of its devastating power is emerging grand bahama abaco island were hit hardest with storm surges and powerful winds this is now a humanitarian crisis hampered by the storm slow path through the region continued heavy rains and high winds mean the true extent of the damage may not be known for days but early reports suggest the rescue and recovery operation will be huge we also understand that about 62000 people across the 2 islands will need access to clean drinking water it's not an unfamiliar thing to say in

a disaster but when there's no water after a disaster that can have serious secondary impact so that will be a priority not just for the red cross but for the government and for the u.n. system the red cross says at least $13000.00 homes have either been severely damaged or destroyed rebuilding will be a long process and saving those stranded by one of the most powerful storms recorded is a priority you know metaphor for the all the like you see. you when you. love for. the sparking a full story and now threatens the u.s. east coast where preparations evacuation orders and warnings have been in place for days the storms predicted path shows no landfall in florida but a cape canaveral nasa is moot sensitive equipment as the storm edges closer georgia and the carolinas remain on high alert and many residents have heeded warnings to prepare for the worst and hoping that by being so early with our profer asians they

will all be in very we will not have needed to do much of florida's east coast remains a hurricane watch in there is still a danger of high gusts of wind storms coming in from the atlantic ocean but if the track stays as it is predicted the storm should be about 170 kilometer. shows even if it makes its way up to georgia and the countdown is on it's potentially good news for millions of people but everyone is being warned not to get complacent. in the next few hours and days much needed resources will pour into the bahamas even for a nation used to dealing with powerful hurricanes this is an unprecedented situation . sort of kirby's a public relations executive and bahamas resident she gave us an account of what happened when the house began to flood. the vacuum wait 530 yesterday it started flooding it came in like i've never seen water come in before we had pretty

much 15 minutes to get out we've never had flooding in the area that we're in we're in a safe zone so we were ok what happened was the tidal surge that they expected that might come on the south side came on the north side because it sat on us for so long and the 67 foot surge that took out a place where i live near arden forest which never has any problems like this so it's flooded multiple homes and we all basically had to just get out it was terrifying and then wait for our family we got in the back of a car and we pushed the car out it wouldn't start but we physically pushed it then we went through the dogs and went back and got dogs and we made it out in force and we let the cat the house is still underwater now on day 2 and. they're still there where we got our lives and we can't get near the house right now but we're good luckily we have friends who have put in an apartment that was an available on the beach and it's actually on the south side of the island so it's fine friends have

already offered homes people are being amazing in the disaster relief fund starting up all over and i've got a cousin in florida where people are preparing for the storm he sent us this update from time to snow. dorn's about 170 kilometers east of our location here it is continuing in a northwesterly direction so getting dangerously close to this coastline and moving at around 10 kilometers an hour which is much faster than it was moving when it was over the bahamas when it stalled for about 36 hours forecasters say that eventually this storm will take a short north taking it even further away from the coast credit officials and not just the state but also georgia and the carolinas are telling people do not get complacent at this point because you can see the conditions right now and this is getting stronger all the time so most people have heeded the warnings they have made their preparations and they cannot yet breathe

a sigh of relief until this day's long event is over and with the storm moving so slowly it will take some time and in fact it's now actually larger but it was before. most of the coming here on the news hour including south africa's president finally breaks his silence on a time some foreign businesses in this country. there's a new twist in the saga of an iranian oil tanker that was blacklisted by the united states and its port we'll find out which players and made it through to the last 4 of the u.s. so that's all supposed. to the war in yemen now all parties in the conflict including the u.s. france and britain may be involved in the war crimes that's according to a report from the u.n. it accuses the saudi and iran tonight coalition of killing civilians with air strikes and deliberately denying them aid even though the country is on the brink of famine nor blood money hasn't. been an.

indiscriminate killings child rape and using starvation as a weapon of war these are the findings of a group of united nations experts who investigated the war you haven't. the parties to the conflict in yemen are responsible for an array of human rights violations and violations of international humanitarian law some of these violations are likely to amount to war crimes. it's the 2nd report by a group of eminent experts who say the u.s. britain and france may be complicit in war crimes by arming and providing intelligence to the saudi u.a.e. coalition. especially so in yemen says west some bombs a consistently being used by the coalition the problem with this how do the americans and all those who would match them like the united states they ignore the dimension of the warsaw short of talking to iran short of probably mitigating the tension between the iranians and the americans the arenas and the saudis i think

those happening in in yemen is only a proxy for probably a bigger game and why the game but the experts say there are no clean hands when it comes to the involvement of all the warring parties that includes hoti rebels the yemeni government forces supported by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates they have targeted hospitals ports water facilities markets farms and of restricted the delivery of humanitarian aid. the u.n. experts also accuse iran of backing the violence committed by the one piece one of the most devastating airstrikes targeted a wedding party in 2015 killing at least 130 people. and in august last year at least 40 children were killed when a saudi u.a.e. coalition air strike hit the pass in solder. the experts are also concerned the war has taken another complex turn as the saudi backed government and the u.a.e.

back separatists in the south of vying for control of yemen 2nd city aid and parties to the complete. seem incapable of even a breen amongst some. as to the way. the un describes the war as the world's worst humanitarian crisis and is calling on all parties the conflict including western countries to be held accountable to lure about him on the out as there are or syrian ally demi is a yemeni activist an assistant professor at michigan state university she says the report reinforces the need for the u.s. to stop supporting the saudi a morality coalition. a report like this is really important and highlights the urgency of extricating ourselves from this war in yemen but it also just repeats what we already know that the people of yemen are suffering at the hands of multiple countries multiple actors and they continue to be bombed in their homes in

their schools in the hospitals in their weddings they continue to be denied aid they are under blockade the airports continue to be shut down so it just highlights the urgency of really finally moving away from supporting the saudi led coalition well they are on completely into intricate to this saudi led coalition's bombing campaign in yemen the saudis and the iraqis don't manufacture their own weapons they don't train their own soldiers they don't tell recently they weren't refueling their their jets mid air so they're relying on us and you can't friend shall weapons and intelligence and military support extensively they will not be able to continue waging war to this extent in yemen without the complete backing of u.s. and u.k. weapons and intelligence it absolutely should be an election issue senator bernie sanders has led the fight to war and our ending the u.s. involvement in the war by passing the war powers resolution we've seen a bipartisan support in the house in the senate for this act unfortunately was

vetoed by president trump who continues to violate the constitution this war it goes against the constitution he is not allowed to continue waging this war without congressional support yet he still manages to do that both he and the child and the obama administration have been violating the constitution in this war so i think it absolutely should be in a campaign issue and every candidate running for president should outline very clearly their plan for ending the war in yemen and they should be held responsible toward ending the war in yemen right away not one of the world's largest retailer says it will stop selling ammunition for hung guns on military style weapons across the united states as a response to a series of mass shootings wal-mart which is also the largest arms seller in the u.s. has been on a pressure to change its policies the company says it will also ask customers not to bring weapons into its stores in so-called open carry states where it's legal to do so. so part of the reason for the change of policy people have been shot inside

its stores on july 31st a disgruntled walmart employee killed 2 coworkers in a store in south haven mississippi a few days later a gunman killed 22 people inside our wal-mart in el paso texas and just 13 hours later there was that mass shooting in dayton ohio as entertainment district where 9 were killed and on saturday 7 people were killed in a desk and midland texas in a drive by shooting and while woman has called the status quo unacceptable the u.s. congress has taken no significant action my kind of has more now from washington d.c. . but move by wal-mart is very significant indeed in the past it's been the country's largest weapons seller and certainly it is regarded as a conservative corporation with very much a conservative clear. what's important to note as well is that this is not a knee jerk reaction those attacks in wal-mart but wal-mart branches took place over a month ago said clearly that the company has been considering this for

a period of time the chief executive officer is also writing a letter to congress urging stricter gun control legislation now that is still up in the year senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he would be willing to introduce new legislation once he knows what president once he says that he does not want to introduce legislation that will then get vetoed by the president well president trump a month ago was talking about stronger background checks but in the wake of the recent shootings he's now reverting to a conversation about mental illness being responsible which is essentially one of the claims made by the pro weapon in our a so the legislation may or may not arrive that we've heard from the senate majority leader it won't get to the senate floor unless the president trump approves whatever that legislation is well jill switzer joins us live now from austin texas and jill is the executive director of texas gun sense that's

a nonprofit organization advocating for policies to reduce gun injuries and deaths jill how significant then is this decision by wal-mart and how much pressure was the company on that to change its guns sales policy. i think it's a very significant decision by wal-mart because wal-mart is ubiquitous in the united states everywhere re community it seems like so decisions that they make have a significant impact across the country and we salute them for making the decision to not allow open carry and to not sell some of the ammunition they had sold in the past and not surprisingly america's powerful gun lobby the national rifle association the n.r.a. has called the will mob decision shameful and said look the company could lose business but how do you think gun owners will react to wal-mart's actions

i don't think that the national rifle association has their hand on the pulse of america people support universal background checks support doing away with salt style weapons and so they had to make some sort of comment. one thing is people go to wal-mart for a whole number of reasons and i don't know that it will make a huge difference for them the limited reductions that they've included in their new plan wal-mart's chief executive doug millen also called on congress to prostrate to gun laws how do you think this is likely to play out politically then . i think that was excellent and perhaps the most important part of what he had to say was to. the u.s. government to make universal policies that would keep americans safer.

and i think that also today kroger grocery store chains so they were not allowed to carry in their stores either and also. u.s. elected officials to make a change let's just finally talk about this open carry issue because wal-mart as you say has even asked his customers not to openly carry weapons into their stores even in states where it's legal to do so but that's not going to stop people who are determined to carry out mass shootings is it. i often hear that argument and. i would say that it applies to any law we make some people can violate the law. but that doesn't mean we don't have responsible policies that keep us safer all right just which i thank you very much indeed for your thoughts. as revealed the official logo for the 2022 world cup with a worldwide media campaign the image was beamed on to buildings all over the world

at the same time with unveilings in capitals company and around the middle east in russia the 2022 low that was welcomed in the capital moscow russia of course was where the last world cup was held and the 2026 world cup will be held in north america the u.s. will co-host the tournament with canada and mexico the logo was unveiled in new york city in the very heart of times square. well magid islands are is a professor of political sociology at consol university he says the unveiling shows that seif is fully behind qatar's hosting of the event despite efforts by neighboring countries to sabotage it. told so. and so the questions about will determine and be held in that light is basically saying to the world the term of the will be held in qatar and now it's advertising that all around the world to cement the idea that regardless of these campaigns launched against. concerning the

. 2022 world cup itself it is a success and to will be a success when it happens here and at that we've seen of course very clearly since day one that there was an attempt by at least saudi arabia the united arab emirates and other countries in the agent to sabotage bit before i got the nomination but also after we got the nomination we've seen a lot of campaigns launched in the u.k. in other countries by locating countries to attempt to sabotage hosting of this world event we've seen of course some of these campaigns go as long as. you know years now as anything to do this but obviously they have failed miserably and we've seen now the fee for once again has assured that i will host this event and that all preparations are in order today they're going to have a committee here in doha said that 75 percent of the work needed to host the event on the various stadiums and other installments is done so we're only 25 percent away from holding the event and certainly this is the

a milestone the new launch the official emblem of the turn them into self i guess at this point in the run up to the self it's it's becoming quite ludicrous that you could actually think of sabotaging the tournament it's very clear that there's international recognition that but i will hold this event all these campaigns especially you know talk about mistreatment of labor and other things has been dissipated now by assurances by international organizations and international rights about is changing for the better in these various you know issues. but also i think that at the current geo strategic climate if you will when it comes to the u.a.e. and saudi arabia they are quite busy with their own issues in the region. yemen over the. now the clash between the u.a.e. and saudi arabia for them to focus on sabotaging this event. and if you're

wondering about the shape of the logo and what it actually signifies stick around but as far as other details a little bit later in sport lots more so to come here not just here including we'll tell you why thousands of displaced syrians living in dire conditions at a remote camp i refuse to give occupation plus. in a pool of brazil's indigenous what annie's have been relegated to 8 overcrowded reserves and now president jalal sonata says that he's canceling all pending requests for more land for this country's indigenous people. however remains a tropical depression over vietnam and laos of produce huge amounts of aid you see it coming in here and this whole area is pretty developing or tropical depressions

as one to the east the philippines the philippines the is the birthplace of many a typhoon in a normal year and this one will turn into a typhoon as it moves northwards the towards south korea but this general area will remain wet flooding and mudslides both inevitable as a result of that the rain itself edge off and towards the southern parts of china including hong kong but much of ground all are at risk of significant rain much the rest of china not so shower to sit in the yangtze and down through sichuan towards you know it's dried up for also recently in a good part of myanmar northern thailand where it's also pretty wet of the last few days that give that's the active air you know are going to say next this is the effective area apart from the canes more shower in the southern philippines borneo and possibly further west singapore kayo or princeton the lazier typically is going to be dry the indonesia is in the dry season at the moment it's been a pretty long lasting or won't see kicked in and there's nothing in the forecast to

change the. jakarta's $32.00 degrees so humid is going to be dry and sunny one same as sort of. the weather sponsored by qatar in this. week's stories generate thousands of headlines it seems that much the media is still struggling with how to deal with it with different angles from different perspectives and you hold to separate the spin from the facts. the misinformation from the journalism how carefully must you choose your words but some tough stuff has to be said for some critics have to be made listening post on al-jazeera. the big breaking news story can be chaotic trying to behind the scenes. people shouting instructions in your ear you're trying to provide the best most accurate up to date information as quickly as you can. it's when you come off air on things seem poor that you realize even witness

history in the making. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories on al-jazeera britain's prime minister called a stop election of the losing a key vote which takes m.p.'s one step closer to blocking the no deal breaks it 21 members of boris johnson's own party voted with the opposition a 2nd vote will take place on wednesday. dorian's moving closer to the us out than leaving a trail of destruction in the bahamas it's already causing strong winds in the state of florida even though it's weakened. on sunday it slammed into the bahamas

causing widespread damage and qatar has revealed official emblem to the 2022 world cup with a worldwide media campaign the images being done to buildings all over the world at the same time. explosions have been reported in the syrian coastal city of latakia state t.v. says the blasts were result of anti-aircraft guns intercepting drones that were launched towards an air base as militants launch and drones from a so-called deescalation zone. and the united nations is apparent to evacuate more displaced syrians from remote camps along the border with jordan held almost 15000 people but the u.n. says half of them are refusing to leave despite the dire conditions explains why. the last time aid reached this makeshift camp was in february rock band is close to the border with jordan and this besieged by the syrian army which decides if and when food and medicine reaches the thousands of people inside the united nations

describes the situation is desperate and says conditions are abysmal but it can't do anything without the approval of the authorities in damascus. we were told 2 days ago that the u.n. and will deliver aid either on the 4th all of the 1st of september or since february we have received only a small amounts of food and medicine through smuggling routes but they are not enough and too expensive. a u.n. team visited the camp in august but its mission was only to determine how many people remained inside and who wanted to leave the organization says it is planning to help those wanting to return voluntarily to government held territory. brooke bandcamp was estimated to accommodate about $40000.00 syrians in recent months the u.n. says almost half have left for syrian government controlled areas it believes some $15000.00 remain and it survey showed nearly half don't want to leave.

we didn't register with the u.n. to return to regime here is you and couldn't give us guarantees they told us they can't guarantee what happens when we leave receptions into. the syrian government is effectively giving the people in iraq than no option but to return to areas under the state's control or starve the dire conditions are believed to be the reason why many have left despite human rights groups saying some of those who have gone are being detained and ill treated. them are. just. we have been able to document the detention of at least $37.00 men who left rock band to government controlled areas these people were arrested and taken to intelligence branches in damascus and holmes also they are forcing men to join the army in a month or 2 it was agreed that they would be given 6 months. many syrians and want safe passage to opposition controlled areas in the north and if they can't get it they want regular food and medical aid the u.n. says it cannot make any promises as it is an observer in the repatriation process

and doesn't have restricted access to return knees so many who are staying say they have to as they are left with no choice so if they're paid about. the whereabouts of an iranian oil tanker that's been blacklisted by the u.s. remains unknown there are reports the adrian daria 1 may be heading to syria after it reportedly turned off its tracking beacon it's been a closely watched after was released from gibraltar last month ship tracking website said previously shown the vessel off the coast of lebanon and heading north your sect of state has said they have intelligence that vessel is going to the syrian port of tartus. has the latest now from tehran. the area one formerly known as the grace one super sized oil tanker that is carrying $2100000.00 barrels of rainy and crude oil worth over $130000000.00 was last spotted near tripoli in northern lebanon now since this vessel was released by the

authorities in it has been known to go to near greece turkey and now lebanon but has not been located since monday evening here in officials have not disclosed where this ship is heading but they have reiterated that syria is not its destination the ship was seized by the authorities on july the 4th and it was released on august 15th the iranians say that the british government seized this vessel at the request of u.s. officials they say that this is an example of how the u.s. government is trying to pressure officials in iran to get them back to the negotiating table to renegotiate the 2015 nuclear agreement the united states withdrew from that the last year and we imposed a series of sanctions on iran's oil and banking sector the iranian president hassan rouhani way to the position here that iran will not have any kind of dialogue with american officials until these sanctions have been lifted and this vessel is the sanctions that have now been imposed on this vessel as of august 30th by the united

states treasury department are being seen here as another effort to put more pressure on the iranian government 34 people are now believed to have died when a commercial dive boat caught fire and sunk in california investigators are yet to determine what caused the blaze reports. mourners placed flowers and candles at the harborside memorial as officials declared the search for survivors in one of southern california's worst maritime disasters is over it is never an easy decision to suspend search efforts we know that this is a very difficult time for families and friends of the victims. we have suspended the search efforts due to no additional individuals having been witnessed entering the water. our last aircraft over flight this morning has revealed that no additional signs of distress or debris has been witnessed divers have recovered

a number of bodies and our continuing to search for more remains victims' family members are receiving grief counseling and updates no autopsies on the recovered remains have yet been performed our hope is that once we get into the vessel hopefully today that we will find their remaining victims and recover them obviously we that doesn't happen we will be looking. at. the debris field and other areas that where where there could be remains from from the victims of this terrible tragedy to learn how the fire started investigators plan to interview 5 ship's crew members who escaped by jumping overboard the county fire district is committed to on behalf of the county of santa barbara. expending all necessary means to find out the cause and origin of the fire aboard this vessel

the passengers and one crew member who died aboard that conception were trapped in the lower deck where they had been sleeping investigators have determined that flames and burning debris blocked a stairwell and an additional hatch way making escape from below decks impossible but early media reports that a door to the lower deck was locked we're mistaken there are no locked doors and a combination space aboard these vessels it's open birthing the only privacy that you have and i'm sure that you've seen because it's on the buses website or curtains officials say the intense heat of the blaze burn the bodies beyond recognition the identities of the remains will be determined by d.n.a. testing rob reynolds al-jazeera. protesters in hong kong are keeping up the pressure on the government with many joining a 2nd day of strikes on tuesday thousands of students skipped the 1st 2 days of the school year to attend the rally is demands for political reform turned violent over

the weekend police fired tear gas and water cannon on some protesters hong kong police say more than 1100 people have been arrested since june. a russian activist has been sentenced to 3 years in jail for attacking a police officer ivan was one of thousands of protesters who took part in a series of opposition rallies calling for free elections in the capital moscow he was convicted of pepper spraying an officer in july of thousands of people took the streets for several weeks after authorities blocked opposition candidates running in local elections which took place this sunday zimbabwe's public sector doctors went on strike again to demand better pay and working conditions the government's offer them a 60 percent pay rise but they say that's not good enough and they want to be paid in u.s. dollars the doctors association says as members can't afford to report for duty the country is facing one of its worst economic crises. south africa's president has

condemned the recent attacks on foreign owned businesses at least a 100 people have been arrested in johannesburg violence broke out on sunday so rob also denounced the violence calling it totally unacceptable it's in the country will not tolerate xenophobia has more now from johannesburg. police in south africa try again to stop writing in looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johannesburg it's been like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time i have absolute say it has been through this he says his other store in another part of the city was looted last year because if something like this. how can his dragon. make something for my kidneys from a children's home my parents his day livia come from so far of the like not for a crime or whatever. only for. some time africans believe criminal gangs are

responsible for the violence. got a phone call only in the morning that his business was being looted but it was too dangerous for him to move now that it's relatively quiet he's come back to assess the damage i still felt people still looting as are all of you with the police presence and all that to say that it's not about. the 44 in the shop i'm a sort of citizen police said if you see people that work for me in the shop and they talk it's just to be a community effectively that you can be in the running at a loss of i'm without words i don't know what else to say. some say the country's high unemployment rate now nearly a 30 percent white space poverty and inequality are to blame for the violence. in 2008 at least 60 people were killed and more than 50000 forced from their homes when many foreign african nationals were targeted. years ago at least 7 people were

killed some of the africans feel they are competing with outsiders for scarce stops . human rights groups say anti immigrant comments made by some politicians are making things worse they said xenophobic sentiment underlying this about 40 knots everything to leave we are a democracy we are a democratic society we cannot allow people to take the law into their own ends and there is no country that doesn't air for a national president was as condemned the attacks as in a phobic and acceptable more than 100 people have been arrested for public violence and looting but in some areas the police seem overwhelmed making it easy for some people to stay in the street. janice but. at least 14 people have been killed and 24 others injured after a bomb exploded under a passenger bus it happened in mali central mopti region the bus struck

a landmine while traveling through an area where ethnic militias and groups carried out regular attacks against civilians. italy will soon have a new government after the anti establishment 5 star movement voted overwhelmingly in favor of the condition of a coalition with the center left democratic party the country was thrown into political turmoil when the anti immigrant league party pulled out of its coalition with the 5 star movement for the democratic party was quick to announce it would take the league's place in his prime minister giuseppe conti is expected to keep his job as the president and both houses of parliament will need to approve his new cabinet and the country's deputy prime minister and 5 star leaders believe the government crisis is now over. yes on a more. i'm very proud of today's vote and i'm very proud of the government which will come as it's founded on many ideas which we have achieved in that midterm he tried to stop but he didn't succeed once again we're here with mexico i'm honesty and transparency to tell we tell you that our objective is to realize the electoral

programme and that could be another election in spain after the acting prime minister rejected a coalition agreement with the far left today must party whether sanchez says there are too many differences between his socialist party and pajamas to put together an alliance sanchez is one most votes enables election but fell short of a majority if no agreement is reached by the 23rd of september spaniards will head to the polls in november. do not agree with the coalition formula proposed papademos nor do we want to live in socialist government if we take into account the reasons but then i say within the socialist party that's the middle ground we are proposing today the spanish coast guard has rescued nearly 200 refugees and migrants from the mediterranean they'd set sail from north africa and of trying to reach spain 73 people were saved from 3 boats in the strait of gibraltar while 110 others were rescued of spain's malaga coast and a ship carrying nearly 800 asylum seekers from congested refugee camps and lesbos

has arrived in mainland greece it's the 2nd ship to transfer people to the city of pass along in the past 2 days another carrying 635 people mostly afghans reached the mainland on monday and they're being held in temporary camps while they're wait the construction of a long term one. u.s. president donald trump is planning to divert $3600000000.00 from military projects for the construction of a wall along the border with mexico more than $120.00 projects will be affected as the pentagon prepares to divert the funds early this year declared a national emergency in a bid to fund the border wall during his 2016 presidential campaign it promised to build it. brazil's president is refusing to give additional land to indigenous tribes jabil tomorrow's government could also council approvals that have already been given always comes and some indigenous areas have been wiped out by wildfires

raging in the amazon rain forest in america and it's on the sea and human as more from the rattles and the brazilian state of mother groeschel. did you miss what i need you know what elders chant to chase away their anguish. and the really explains they've just been attacked by gunmen trying to force them off with a claim as their rightful land given they said boy came all they came here ben must shut down on friday for the 3rd time in broad daylight and just now they returned them to everything almost hit my baby in the head they were shooting us nowhere in brazil our land rights more in dispute than here and. where the country's largest indigenous group lives in squalor. a century ago that what i need were forced into 8 reserves and their land distributed by the government to outside farmers. today the reserves are hopelessly overcrowded and so hundreds of

families have left and set up camps on what they consider their ancestral land these women are screaming at the security guards that are directly in front of them all nor before the landowners that are controlling the land or of the roads over there which they say belongs to them they occupied this land about 2 weeks ago and since then they've been having one confrontation after the other in fact they say that about an hour ago the security guards fired on them so. this young lad anyone who had clearly been drinking was beaten when he confronted the guards alcoholism and suicide are alarmingly high explains flavio bunch of the missionary council for indigenous people. or the last 80. has been once whose side are weak 70 percent of the young men of marrying age confines away to support a family they are marginalized and called find a work outside so to hang them myself. but many like 80 year old than me or not

divine yeah believe the answer is to fight for their rights she lives by the highway facing the land that was once her home when generations of her family a buried her husband 2 children and a grandchild were killed by trucks speeding down the highway. i tell my family let's all group together and recover our land if we're going to die it's better to die fighting where our ancestors are and not on this highway for 20 years the land that she and thousands of other families claim has been under consideration for demarcation but now brazil's president says all outstanding requests for indigenous lands are cancelled. this is the latest serious blow to the original settlers of this vast nation whose culture and very survival are increasingly at risk you see in human. brazil. top another short break here now to 0 when we come back with more on the on the signing of the

official emblem for the 20 twentieth's before world cup far is up next we'll sport one tennis.

welcome back now a new year old by the famous street artist banksy has been stolen from outside a museum in paris the op work depicts a rots with a face mask holding a penknife that was enclosed inside a glass protection outside the pompidou center in museums as people tried to steal the work in june of last year it's the 2nd banksy worked missing in paris.

bought his foreign. thanks very much the official logo for the 2022 world cup in caps her has been revealed with just over 3 years to go until the event kicks solved images of the emblem appeared at iconic locations in more than 20 countries . the logo is designed to reflect the sand dunes of cap tar as well as the shape of the world cup trophy the figure of 8 as a reminder of the 8 world cup stadiums that will host matches it's also inspired by a traditional woollen shell worn journey in the winter months in the gulf region our correspondent andy richardson was at the launch and. while in some ways the details of this emblem on as important as the wider symbolism of the timing of this launch as we build up to the 2022 world cup here in the hearts of the timing of

this launch is no accident it was september 3rd 1971 when cats all became an independent country having previously been a protectorate of britain and it's now as an independent country that cuts all we bring in the world cup soon the middle east for the very 1st time and after all the conversations and controversies we've had since katz i was awarded the world cup in 2010 the global nature of the launch of this emblem is a reminder to everyone that sure enough a football tournament will be coming here in nov 2022 in terms of readiness to with the 8 stadiums now finished one of them the khalifa stadium will be on show to the world later on this month when it hosts the world athletics championships and then in december we have the club world cup here in qatar the 1st big day for events be hosted by the country effectively a test event ahead of the world cup as katz already seeks to establish itself as a global hub for elite sports. david harding is

a former counter bureau chief for the a.f.p. news agency he says the country still has work to do in selling the positive aspects of the tournaments to the rest of the world. i think it still has to convince many many skitt skeptics obviously the u.k. is one of them but there are many people in europe that don't believe that qatar should have the world cup because of the various control the seas i think what's a night. those in the supreme committee in doha to do is to say right this is the emblem and now we can concentrate on the message of what we want to tell you about how the world cup will be different in qatar. the only stadiums are the fact that there's 4 goings potentially in the qualifying rounds when it gets to the finals and fans if you are in doha you can go to 2 possibly 3 matches in one which is impossible and of the world cup so i think it allows the kid story organizers to get those messages across rather than just saying yes we are going to host the world cup alina but alina has become the 1st ever ukrainian woman to reach the u.s.

open semifinals of seeds but alina beat britain's iana contact in straight sets exports 6 for middling is now the highest left in the drive target of a grand slam. yes it was amazing and yeah i mean it was very very tough match and so i think we were both were strides striking the ball and it was gross even and then in the end they had to close almost serve which was very tricky and just very very happy the way handled the pressure today. in the men's draw danielle medvedev who got the better of 2016 champion stamp referent care it's a career high point for the russian who's never previously got beyond the 4th round at any grand slam tournaments medvedev beating vibrant cat in 4th at. the zealand cricketers have won their teeth 20 series with sri lanka in dramatic circumstances new zealand required 7 runs with 4 balls remaining which sat

this shot. shihan gys syria look to have taken the catch until he collided with his team mate. as 6 was awarded and new zealand went on to win by 4 wickets with just 2 moles to spare. england have a tweak to their winning line up ahead of wednesday's 4th ashes test against australia captain joe root will have a fastball or craig overturn back in his team as a replacement for chris woakes england recorded an unlikely one wicket victory in the last task thanks to an unbeaten century from ben stokes a 5 match series is the level of one of the 2 tests remaining what it has done is make it a very special rate this week and grab 2 need for us to build on what was a fantastic win. and carry that forward it was very special last hour so

the way we performed in the 2nd innings was more what we. were about as a team. and steve smith is back in the australian team after missing the 3rd test due to a concussion injury a former captain has also regained his position at the top of the world's batting rankings smith is averaging more than a 100 and this series so far is everyone in the world is looking for divorcing steve smith but we always do. and again i think steve's missed one test match has been out for 12 months i came back from a 12 month layoff pretty well so i expect to handle 6 days pretty well and that is all your support for now more later. fara thank you very much indeed ok that's it for me darling jordan for this news hour don't go away though because my colleague from about to bear was up next with much more of the day's news about.

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