this is al jazeera. hello again i'm peter dhabi you're watching the al-jazeera news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes schools have been shopped flights have been cancelled as new delhi struggles with this worst air pollution in years. dozens of new and advanced centrifuges tehran says it's taking another step further away from the 2050 nuclear deal. as another asean summit wraps up in bangkok leaders from across the countries work out

what could be a major trade deal. in sports i don't know how i'm supposed to fail the words of new formula one world champion lewis hamilton all the reaction for a world title run by 6 coming up later in the program. is being called new delhi's air pocalypse the air is so toxic in the indian capital a city of 18000000 people but a public health emergency has now been declared schools are shut all construction work has been ordered to stop and flights have been diverted or delayed on sunday the air quality index hit its worst level for the year 494 that's nearly 10 times the safe level of 50 delhi chief minister says the pollution has reached critical levels out of the can the jargon of the wide why there is smoke everywhere

and people including youngsters kids the elderly they're all finding it difficult to breathe the eyes are burning the pollution is that bad. well private cars with number plates ending in an odd number of been temporarily banned from the roads that's taken away a chunk of the more than 10000000 registered vehicles in new delhi the government study says the transport sector is the biggest contributor to the city's pollution levels while also being blamed farmers from neighboring states they burn their stubble at this time of year after october to clear their fields for the coming winter crop has more now from new delhi. that's the iconic rashtrapati bhawan or president's house. it's a tall massive building to the spot but today one can barely see it it is engulfed in small as is the rest of the city i've been standing here for barely 20 minutes my eyes are burning the back of my throat is itching and it isn't just me doctors

in the city say that many more patients are was it in them with the air months that can be attributed to air pollution though there's a lot i must i've been using this mosque for a couple of days it's a bit inconvenient for sure but when i'm traveling on the road then with this pollution my eyes start to water the delhi government has taken the step to reduce the number of busto we close the course of the capital and has reduced greatly leptin you said the border to be deployed on this traffic square tell us that the people actually are following you the government are also giving these mosques but people are wearing it it is all right for me and for many years known as paul muslim neighboring states do not stop burning the stubble pollution in the last of the capital is expected to continue to remain very severe. well let's pause for a 2nd straight to understand exactly how damaging the air in new delhi is today let's remind you how it rates on the quality index that measures the health risks

associated with pollution under 50 is generally considered to be good 40 to 100 is moderate above that there are serious health risks with everything above 400 considered to be hazardous for comparison berlin the german capital a city of around 3 and a half 1000000 people so it's around 21 on the same index new delhi on the other hand is right now sitting between 40700 in some parts of the city that far exceeds the limit anyone should be breathing. karthik nation is a research fellow at the council on energy environment and water he says farmers are contributing to the smog but they need help to move to green apprentices the problem of air pollution in delhi is a multi-pronged one it's not just one item what we're hearing today is of course that farmers in punjab are burning crop residue and as a result equality in delhi has deteriorated but for much of the year more than 300 days out of the 365 dailies actually breathing really bad quality air it never

really gets the news the way it does in the winter months so clearly the problem is much beyond just the issue of another crop burning that happens you know for about 4 weeks or so in the winters there's a host of problems that need to be addressed really if you have to get this right blaming the farmer is sort of like not exactly the best thing that one can be do at this point in time but the fact is that they've been incentivise by the cheap availability of basically feel like the city and the water the did able to pump with it and then grow crops that's technically not sustainable in the part of the country where it has been grown which is race and as a result what's really happened is that you know it's lead to it's led to depletion of the water table and probably they won't be able to cultivate rice to the extent that they are in another decade or so because the water table would have gone to really look and it's because of the fact that there's this rice wheat crop cycle that they're doing that we're seeing the problem currently the solution really lays in sort of going back to i think you know multi cropping and diversifying what you

actually produce through the year and not lange just in one crop. iran's announced it's taking another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal the head of the atomic energy organization says tehran is now operating 60 advanced centrifuges that's double the amount previously known iran also says is working on a prototype centrifuge that's 50 times faster than those allowed by the 2050 nuclear deal. we have continue to are trying to reverse such steps without delay and to refrain from any further measures that would undermine the nuclear deal you know that we as the european union remain committed to the implementation of the j c p a way because it's a matter of respecting international agreement it's a matter of our security but we have also been consistent in saying that we need to meant that our commitment to the nuclear deal depends on the full compliance by iran. live now to tehran correspondent dorsey. what does this mean.

well it means that iran is no longer complying with the certain technical aspects of the nuclear agreement according to iran's head of iran's atomic energy organization ali after sally iran has now moved forward with installing more advanced centrifuges a larger number of them than previously they did in september. he said that iran has taken the step now because they feel that their remaining signatories of this deal are no longer abiding by that this was a political climate that forced iran to take this step he said that they are now able to produce $5000.00 ground 7 which are reigning per day that's up from about 450 grams per day 2 months ago that is a 10 fold increase in just 2 months and he said they are moving faster at a higher speed because they feel that they can and the country needs them to do

this in their nuclear program at this point let's hear some of what else he had to say. zines you do see toyota we weren't supposed to have 30 chain centrifuges we wanted to work on it after we tested 20 change centrifuges then 3 to 4 years later to work on the 30 chain centrifuges but we faced political challenges and senior authorities decided to show iran's potential power and determination dorsett does this put the other countries that signed up to the g c p o e in something of an awkward squeeze position i mean they've been clearly signaling for what the best part of a year now look don't do anything that could precipitate a worse reaction from washington. yes certainly there was a fury of diplomatic activity in the last few months trying to prevent these measures from taking place a number of countries including france were trying to convince the iranians that they should not take any further measures but all those failed and of course the

biggest one was at the united nations general assembly in september where there was an almost phone conversation between u.s. president and iranian president hassan rouhani but it never happened a reigning president did not answer the call it didn't go through but there was a there's a huge effort that they are trying to prevent iran from going forward with their nuclear program but iran has said look the united states withdrew from this deal last year and imposed a series of crippling sanctions on the country and iran is left with no choice because they're remaining signatories of this deal the europeans are not upholding their end of the deal iran has not seen any of the benefits that they were supposed to on the disagreements and at the same time they slowed down their nuclear program and that is no longer the case so they're going to move forward with it so it appears now that this nuclear deal is really in more jeopardy than ever before there's really hardly any hope left at this stage thank you. turn our attention

to iraq where the security forces have reportedly opened fire on protesters in the capital killing at least 5 people the prime minister is calling for an end to the bloodshed on both sides as more antigovernment protests held a bill months he says demonstrates is have achieved their goals but in the damaging the economy this month he made no further mention of stepping down he also met a delegation from the u.s. congress who say that backing the iraqi government's efforts are going to joins us live from baghdad natasha so we're getting these reports out of the iraqi capital that has been live fire being used on protesters what more can you tell us. bullet appears that there is yet another example of this campaign of civil disobedience that has a ripple beyond toher rear across the capital in the last 2 days but we understand is that a short time ago a bridge had been closed we are told her rear security forces were attempting to

reopen it because it is been sure madness as a result of protesters blocking roads throughout the city and that is when security forces and protesters began clashing we understand that there are about half a dozen injuries and again as i said this is part of the civil disobedience campaign that began on sunday protestors to rout the city especially in the central and eastern portions of baghdad who are setting tire fires even lying in the road also erecting barricades at major intersections they say they want people to join their sit in they don't want them to go to work and indeed various government offices and businesses have been closed the ports have been closed in baghdad because the attorneys are on strike schools in baghdad and several southern provinces are also closed because the teachers union is on strike now the prime minister's office is threatening legal action against the teachers using an i spoke to an attorney peter an. he says that the teachers have the legal right to protest

and that this right simply has no basis they are not breaking the law here in time where there are a lot of students you can see the fruits of their labor on the walls of this tunnel that's running underneath tahrir square they have essentially transformed it into a huge protest ural if you will. for a 2nd day those protests spreading tell you a square as well natasha how is that do we know impacting life away from the immediate city center. so i can tell you it was very difficult for us to get to tahrir square it's a quite a hike and soutar toxic get into the squares you can imagine that there is gridlock throughout the city and this is something that the prime minister atal out going to haiti address yesterday was the 1st statement that he's made since it was announced by the president on thursday evening that he would resign once

a replacement was found and once the elections were called again no timeframe has been given and matty did not mention resigning but he did say that there should be an immediate return to daily life that this disruption has gone on long enough because both the protests have achieved their goals he also mentioned that disruptions that the oil fields and the poor and basra is also a cost in the country billions of dollars and eventually average iraqis are going to feel it because he says it will take it will mean that it will take longer for goods to be distributed which i'm sure thanks very much. lots more ground still to cover for you here in the news including protesters say the economic problems in chile are decades in the making we'll look at what's behind the weeks of them stretched there. and opposition leaders in pakistan way up there next move on after a deadline for prime minister imran khan to step aside comes and goes. and the

lakers are looking like the team to beat in the n.b.a. the season basketball action coming up in the store skewes with rahul keane a little over 32nd or 3rd of the. protest being held again day 19 in lebanon as demonstrators step up the pressure on the government protesters have been blocking roads but most have been reopened by the security forces since monday morning the demonstrators continue to call for the removal of the ruling elite and complete overhaul of the political system there is also anger at the president michel opens delay in announcing a date for parliament 3 consultations required to name the next prime minister stephanie decker joins us live from beirut here on the news staff so the government's pretty much gone to ground over the past what 4 or 5 days now. yes they seem to be going back and forth because the president has mentioned before

that he's trying to get some kind of consensus before those binding consultations as they're called take place basically what that means is that the political parties need to give him a name of prime minister which is a post reserved for a sunni according to the sectarian politics of this country so this is exactly the problem people are telling us that they've given the government time to do this and they still haven't set that date so there is a there is a stalemate if you will in terms of the next step moving forward we understand that the foreign minister job on the seat is currently meeting with the caretaker prime minister assad that it is so all these talks are going on but people want to see results and what they want is a interim. government that is not made up of people affiliated to any political parties but i think that's going to be. very challenging but the people are uncompromising we understand that the cabinet that may be announced will be a mix of technocrats and politicians whether that's going to appease the st peter we're going to have to wait and see but certainly the people we've been speaking to

will tell you no they don't want any of these old faces to remain in place but they're not going anywhere as of the moment so it seems that this stalemate is not over when you talk to those protesters stuff to get the sense that they're quite fatalistic i mean they are young they are old they come from across the religious divide the sectarian divide in the country as well to they have a kind of a fatalistic approach which is we've got nothing to lose because the country is in such a mess anyway. yes and because there's been this momentum and because there's been this extraordinary sort of unity as you were mentioning that cuts across all those divides of sectarian nism and close that people don't want to lose the momentum to be honest the numbers are not the numbers that we've seen the 1st weekend we were here the 1st 2 days yesterday you did see a massive crowd come out here in beirut again but they weren't the same numbers but there remains momentum for sure and i think if there was the response of the government is to not listen to their demands they will be taking back to the

streets they will be blocking the roads again as we saw this morning and yes they say they want change when they say that they say most basic things like electricity here doesn't work it comes on and off water is an issue they're paying extra for these things services that still don't function properly they say we're paying for things we get nothing in return they say you know this that the politicians can't even put out forest fires that happened here a couple of weeks ago this really was a tipping point showing how broken and mismanaged the country is in the eyes of the protestors that this is what they want change and they will tell you that the people that got them here which are the politicians that have been running lebanon for the past couple of decades cannot be the ones to fix it and this is why they were. these changes that many people will also tell you they are fully aware that changing that is going to be extremely challenging thanks very much. asian leaders meeting in bangkok are discussing what could become the world's biggest trade deal thailand says the next steps in the proposal backed by china will be made in the coming hours there were last minute doubts about the deal after india raised

concerns over cheaper chinese products the u.s. president donald trump didn't attend the meeting but he has invited leaders to a special summit early next year scott has more from the summit in bangkok. what could be the largest free trade agreement in the world was the focus on this last day of the us and summit here in bangkok this is something that's been going on for the last several years it's going to involve the 10 nations of austrian and 6 other nations who are here negotiating over the last several days now initially there were some mixed messages the commerce minister said that there might be a large and down summit at the end of summits meetings on monday and then there's a little bit of a walking back by the australian counterpart who is also part of these negotiations saying that they're moving forward but there's not going to be a big announcement now this is something we know that was a bit of a prickly point over the weekend india who is one of the members 16 nations a part of this negotiation they had some issues so that kind of put a bit of

a stumbling block into it sounds like things are moving forward but we're not going to hear anything definite or finite out of the meetings here in bangkok also another focus on monday the last day of the summit and that is the american delegation now this is the downgrade last year vice president mike pence was here this year the the top member of the american delegation is the commerce secretary so that didn't wasn't received too well by the other nations here in fact that the meeting this summit with us and members and the u.s. delegation 7 of those nations sent that sent down grade as well of representation to those meetings but amid all of this amid this criticism president donald trump through the people here for the united states said that he's inviting them them and members to a special summit in washington d.c. early next year. european union leaders will press china to deliver on its trade promises an exhibition in shanghai this week is this the french president a manual man so they'll be a push for china's abroad more access to foreign companies china is currently the

biggest source of imports it's also the 2nd biggest export market to the united states china sends mostly machinery clothing and shoes to the e.u. well the main exports to china are industrial go. cars planes mechanical equipment on average it amounts to china and the e.u. trading more than $1100000000.00 every day long is a senior research fellow at the global policy institute he says macro will be hoping to level the playing field with beijing. the hopes to get an agreement on invest at the moment. european investment in china where protected and i access to public procurement markets is not respected european companies can't beat for public markets why chinese companies are bidding for the big markets in europe so easily to hope to push this

negotiation on a on a trade deal on the steins which is meant to be completed next year to make some advances on that feed as well as at the same time he's going to try to promote the interests of french companies but the most important thing for michael is to show that france is only a european country and this one is bringing with it. hogan european commission it was european commission if i go to church and we'd be doing european commissioner for trade to show that european countries most deed was china a spot of the european union and not a single country is if they want to get the. protest leaders in pakistan are considering their next move up to the prime minister declared he won't resign tens of thousands of demonstrators have marched on islam about giving him a run come on until midnight on sunday and to step back they say the government is legitimate and propped up by the military the protests alleged by the prime

minister's longtime rival the conservative cleric fossil remount come ohio has more now from islam about. x. flour body red dawn and then a drug bike and then out however there are fewer to guarantee for him by tonight a good day after the mall and i announce that the road not be marching on the red zone here of course guards what annoyed party gone friends are the opposition party that bending however it appears that the opposition and dogs are not on the thing. the prime minister. can be all fired. if. moved. by the opposition. and.

then. go on however. all that may prevail. at least one person is being killed and 10 were injured in a grenade in indian administered kashmir it's not known who was responsible for the souls in the strike a city area. an impeachment probe into the us president donald trump says he'll answer questions from house republicans mr trump has repeatedly called for the unnamed official to be revealed the inquiry is due to begin public hearings this month after several weeks of closed door testimony mr trump is accused of threatening to withhold

military aid to ukraine unless it's investigated his democratic rival joe biden mr truong claims members of the media know who the whistleblower is and must reveal his identity. the whistleblower gave a very inaccurate report about my phone call my phone call was perfect it was totally appropriate but he gave a report but according to the newspapers he they think they know they know who it is you know you just don't want. boarded the whistleblower. to be revealed because the whistleblower gave both stories some people would go there fraud i won't go that far but. when i read it closely i probably would. well we should say mr trump statement does contradict the white house's own notes of the phone call with the ukrainian president which largely corroborate the whistleblowers account john hendren has more now from washington. in the

impeachment inquiry into donald trump what is interesting is not necessarily who might testify in the coming week but who will not testify there are 3 officials from the white house office of management and budget who have been asked by that inquiry to testify and reports are that they will not appear in this coming week that is apparently part of a coordinated campaign by the white house to prevent people from speaking to you pietschmann requiring and in that case it's significant because the allegation in the inspiring is that president donald trump withheld $400000000.00 from the government of ukraine that is in military aid until he received a promise from the president of ukraine look here's alinsky that he would investigate joe biden the president's rival and that he would announce that he was doing so publicly so there is that end the fact that john bolton the president's former national security adviser has said he will not testify without

a subpoena so bolton is significant because he has said that that deal the pressure campaign against ukraine was a so-called drug deal and members of congress want to know what he meant by that and whether he thought that meant that anything improper was being done by the president of the united states and there are new reports that that partisan warfare is driving up interest in the 2020 election there's a wall street journal n.b.c. poll that finds that 72 percent of americans say they are highly interested in the upcoming election those are the kind of numbers we usually don't see until about a month before election day and that suggests there could be very high turnout in 2020 whatever happens with the impeachment inquiry. ok time for the world weather his jenny jenny guessing rather eventful in europe yeah you could say pieces of a good word to describe it we've had some really strong winds if i hearken force winds across western europe at the same time heavy rain producing some flash floods this is what actually produced all of this not just of this picture 1st of all this

is a little the coast of spain not far from bill just look at the enormously of these waves now because we've had wins over 120 kilometers an hour now the same time further along into northern italy not from not far from a genoa these pictures taken by the italian fire brigade they had to actually go into one of these houses and rescue the occupants because this massive flood actually called caused a mud slide to the house or those huge amounts of danger obviously people's lives were at risk now as we go through tuesday the rain will still be across the central regions but it's another system so once one plate is just another one way behind it and look at this as another system also impacting the far west once again very unsubtle so that countries into southern regions of the u.k. and then to the north we've got schickel some snow in the mix as well as the rain but look at this across the southeast what we have here is some very warm air in place a well above average for this time of year so if a book or rest of the next couple of days 24 degrees celsius the average is 10 it's just a degree off the all time record in november which is 25 degrees does cool off

a little bit by a day there is a chance this machine has no house warming walsall but even so to get this we've got time and again well above the average of 6 degrees and in fact by thursday and the sunny skies it really will feel warm this is a picture wednesday ahead of that very unsettled still through the central areas and again to the north where temperatures are close to the average but as a set very unsettled picture generally pita jenny thanks so much talk to you later still to come here on the news hour with rising inflation and corruption in zimbabwe to health care is now a luxury only a few people can afford. reports in the hopes of returning home syrians contemplate going back to the cities but it could be. a dangerous decision plus. the national celebrate their world series win with another washington team that those a thing or 2 about success details with trouble in about 60 minutes.

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welcome of just joining us you're watching the news our quick reminder your top stories quality in the indian capital has reached critical levels with specials declaring a public health emergency the number of private vehicles allowed on the roads of new delhi has been halted in an attempt to clear the toxic small but choking that city. iran's announced it's taking another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal head of the tommy energy organizations as to iran is now operating 60 advanced centrifuges that's double the amount previously known about. iraqi security forces have reportedly opened fire on protesters in the capital killing at least 5 people

the prime minister is calling for an end to the bloodshed on both sides as more anti-government protests are held. now the fighting in syria has forced many people from ethnic and religious minorities from their homes most have been displaced for years now cities have changed hands between different armed groups in one border town of tel aviv the recent victory over kurdish fighters by opposition groups backed by turkey as for new hopes of returning home but that does carry risks. now reports in the turkey syria border this is what we mains of the syrian army and church in tel aviv are derelict and abandoned for years passive it was set on fire in 2014 when i still took over. the syrian army in years were forced out of their villages and never went back even when the city was taken over by the largely kurdish syrian democratic forces last year in 2050. for them

capturing the other was an important step allowing them to link up the other areas they control along the turkish border from maliki near iraq in the east to capernaum the last. month the turkish backed syrian national army or s.n.a. swept through. people here say the fighters said houses on fire during very treat. at about the i'm going to be up for my prom and get normally and the house was burning for 4 days i have lost all of my furniture i didn't make it father my rising when we have been driven out of our homes for 4 years we have suffered a lot at the hands of the east here. for now a local council has been set up to run the city but the situation remains delicate . a car explosion on saturday killed at least 13 people and left dozens injured

turkey and the s. and they accuse the s.d.f. of the bombing in. tel aviv is part of the so-called safe zone that turkey has established on syrian territory near its border to ensure the s.d.f. is dog a station in the area tel aviv has changed hands many times during the 8 years of war in syria and religious minorities have a perception at all forced out of their villages now the city is in the hands of the opposition and no one knows if those people will return when there is no sign of an end to the conflict possible but i'll just hear a child offer or talk his border with syria bolivian opposition politicians are calling for a new election to resolve ongoing unrest protests began in october when president evo morales won a 4th term opponents in the vote was fraudulent accusing the electoral board of favoring mr morris the president has rejected calls to resign and those protesters to wait for the results of an international election audit. we believe that the

best solution to this crisis is a new election administered by a new impartial international electoral body under rigorous observation by the international community as such we demand the resignation of the supreme electoral tribunal and the departmental authority courses and we announce that we will take legal steps for the. protests in chile showed no sign of slowing the end to weeks for any despite the government offering a raft of economic reforms protest as a calling for the president to resign some blame economic policies the began when the country return to democracy in 1991 while the apollo reports from santiago. for decades has been seen as a sort of oasis of prosperity in latin america i in 1900 the country ushered in a new democracy and in 17 years of brutal awkward tarion rule. the years that followed were marked by fast pace economic growth and a massive reduction in poverty. when the military dictatorship in chile ended no

less than 45 percent of the population lived in poverty from the moment democracy was recovered economic growth was very high but they came in a moment around 2000 when that growth stopped because despite the boom of a stable middle class in the 21st century as also witnessed a growing discontent over economic inequality. on october 18th the announcement of an increase in public transport fares sparked massive social upheaval since then the unrest on the streets of the chilean capital and elsewhere in the country has been unrelenting behind the facade of unshakable modern development there's a sense that she there is broken the concerns are over stagnant wages low pensions unequal access to health care and education and a widespread perception that the standard of living is getting worse. many chileans believe the ongoing crisis is rooted in the country's economic model founded on neoliberal principles that are seen as

a remnant of the day. of the hardline pinochet era. people's incomes do not match the cost of living in prices here like they are in europe but wages of the same as the rest of latin america in terms of long term solutions we need to think about how to restructure the political institutions that we inherited from the pinochet dictatorship. well many argue neo liberalism is to blame for the state of inequality and others say it's been negligence by the side of the country's political class that's exacerbated the problem and. liberalism is a pejorative term for a free market economy i don't think people who participate in these massive march is a protesting against a free market they're protesting against a lack of opportunities. there's no shortage of opinions over what the solution to chill is political crisis should be but the problem is clear the prosperity achieved over the last 30 years has been pooled by the wealthiest in society and the people have had enough and rented out the. relatives of women and

girls murdered in mexico a demanding justice for their loved ones their mistresses marched through the capitol carrying purple crosses inscribed with the names of the victims they want to highlight the high rates of violence against women in mexico the u.n. says on average 9 women all girls are murdered every day. hundreds of protesters have marched improves capital demanding an end to bullfighting. called fans entering a bullfighting ring in lima for its highest profile and when the bent but tension boiled over outside the arena protesters argue the sport courses excessive suffering for animals is bulls fight to the death against macedonia. it is possible we dissolve so politicians can start campaigning officially for december snap election the poll could decide the future of brics it but many voters are confused about the different parties policy is explains from london. primed with

sleeves rolled up there's an election coming case it's been forgotten the 3rd one in only 4 years some new faces why is the choice not. if about who we are as a country as well as more familiar ones thank you and good morning everybody pushing a long sought after goals. at the start of the race it's all slogan and little policy. and so this wednesday parliament will once again be dissolved and he's pounding the streets swaging people to vote for them and towering over this of course is bracks it with those wanting to stop it battling those who wanted to live it. and then there is the man that didn't make it happen i don't have to as a matter of deep regret all we need to do know is get on and do it. despite a promise of do or die comment was made prime minister boris johnson vowed he

wouldn't ask for the extension that parliament and the courts made him request despite a colorfully saying that he rather be dead in a ditch. and the politician snapping at his heels promising to take the u.k. out without a deal the bricks at parties nigel faraj campaigning on a soul issue he will not be standing but offered up the party's backing to johnson even though it was roundly rip off what got me to go to the problems boris johnson what so ever on this question of europe he's flipped and flopped to be twice voted against the withdrawal agreement he then voted for it so he showed his ability to change position and now mr johnson is the time drop the tree see let's get over the problems. and it's not just the u.k. breaking away from europe that's on the ballot in scotland where there is now 50 percent support for independence it's also where the belonging to the u.k. is

a viable option if brics it goes ahead. i don't. know much 7 better don't turn it over our country is the day curfew. i'm to become dependent country. the conservatives may be ahead in the polls but the party that stopped a number of its m.p.'s their one time coalition partner the liberal democrats their anti bracks a vision has persuaded moderate pro e.u. tories to back them instead. and what of the main opposition labor party leader jeremy corbett is mixed messages over bracks it has left it significantly behind the governing conservatives corbin will seek to make this election about issues such as the health service raising taxes on the rich anything to distract from the elephant in the room but the problem for him the others will likely make much of his inability so far to come up with a clear vision about where the party stands on the matter which could leave it out

in the cold in this december election. london. who the rebels in yemen see the. coalition is forcing sudanese forces to fight and die on the front lines they've released footage they say shows incurred by the sudanese has more from. ok going to hold the forces these prisoners of war are from sudan and so were there did callie's. the sudanese regime forces soldiers to fight as mercenaries in return for money within the ranks of the aggressor coalition forces other states limited their role to join in the airstrikes or naval forces the sudanese regime through its forces into the ground warfare where many of the coalition states refrained. jersey rise i'm able to verify the authenticity and countdowns of the photos observers say the hoa fees are using it to send a mass to sudan as

a new leaders to pull sudanese forces out of yemen. and the losses of the sudanese mercenaries amount to $285.00 killed and dozens wounded on various fronts of the border. the office shells say these are weapons and equipment taken from a prig aid of so the knees soldiers and this hope the fighters says teachers are among the sudanese fighting in support of and u.e.a. led forces that are with these accused the. qualification of pushing sudanese forces onto their front lines i'm not prioritizing them in prisoner swaps the cheerful the sudanese community in yemen told of jazeera that sudan's new leaders should reconsider the decision made by the ousted president to dispatch sudanese forces to yemen. this is the work of the former regime of the sheer who was toppled

by the sudanese people and it is known that bashir and his regime was part of militias filthy partly down to undermine the whole region even their participation was not appreciated by this aggression which was launched under the false title of arab coalition. but the 30 or so that he's army commander has dismissed the video psychological warfare he said how these are backed by regional powers with their own agendas and said sudan has to take part in the conflict the same more than $6000.00 or so detainees soldiers are part of the saudi the it was written by saying they are merely 6th grade remains along the coast lines dredging to a. base. are. millions of people in zimbabwe are unable to get medical treatment which has become increasingly expensive most don't have health insurance as inflation and corruption

have been blamed for the collapse of the public health care service his harem of tasa. marketa lana worries finding drugs for chronic illnesses is going to get a lot harder for poor and struggling zimbabweans some public health centers have no drugs for patients the cost of one month's supply at a private pharmacy is roughly 60 u.s. dollars a civil servant owns about $70.00 a month if you're into this. place because you really need. for you to maintain your lane. if your baby is that means you don't get to look after the children because all the people that. those who can afford it go abroad for the treatment others used to while start expensive private facilities a luxury millions of others don't have them by the way has more than 20 registered health insurance and we have about 800000 members the government has its own health

insurance for civil servants which caters roughly to 340000 workers that means most people here don't have medical coverage while children under the age of 5 we see basic feature public hospitals everyone else without health insurance pays cash for such pain management the patient must have 3 killer i mean try to access to medication. the medication is becoming extremely expensive. traditionally and historically that medication has been funded largely by donors but we're finding that donors themselves not through lack of world but because of pressures on on their mostly local donors they are unable to support that doctors have been striking for nearly 2 months of a poor pay and work conditions it's another sign the public health sector is in trouble after numerous negotiations broke down the government issued this ultimatum

doctors coming to work will be disciplined. so the 1st thing we're coming to work there will be paid some here blame the collapse of the public health care system on corruption and the state's failure to prioritize government officials say waste and impose sanctions are the reason for the crisis not them but it's patients who end up suffering and as a barber's economy worsens there is no sign this issue ation will improve soon. al-jazeera. back to the states donald trump again threatening to withhold federal aid from california after its democratic governor criticized the u.s. president's environmental policies while fires have been raging in the state for 2 weeks firefighters are making progress in containing blazes and have lifted all evacuation orders thousands of residents are returning to their homes 175 houses have been destroyed another 35 have been damaged australia has experienced its

heaviest rain in years along its eastern coast the local weather office weather center says some parts of new south wales received nearly 100 millimeters of rain over the weekend in january more than 1009 percent of the state was reported to be suffering a drought that was so severe that people in some towns resorted to drinking untreated groundwater. abode req struck above niagara falls for more than a century is moving close to the edge because of bad weather the boat known as the i and sco has been waged on rocks about 600 meters from the edge of the falls but heavy rain and strong winds have pushed the wreck 50 meters downstream the iron clad vessel has now flipped onto its side and could be at risk of going over the edge if there's more stormy weather. still. racist.

time for the sports news with roll peter many thanks live in howell to who has been celebrating a 6 formula one drivers tartness 2nd place are the united states in austin good enough to claim the crowley 34 year old briton now the 2nd most successful driver of all time behind marco schumacher sao malik reports. man throughout his career lewis hamilton has said beating michael schumacher the record of 7 f one world titles was never a goal for him but as he celebrated title number 6 the question is not whether he

can beat the germans mark but how many more he can win before he retires. form hamilton as shown in his miss a d s means winning 10 world titles may not be out of the question how much and just need to finish 8th or better to confirm the driver's crown but from the outset it was clear he wanted to win the race starting from 5th on the grid he soon worked his way up the field hamilton employing a risky one stop strategy to give him the best chance of beating his one remaining world championship rival teammate valtteri bottas. it allowed him to take the lead but not being able to change his tires allowed voters to catch up and then pass hamilton with 4 laps to go. so what has claimed the win of the day belong to the british driver who now has to be considered as one of the all time greats. it doesn't really has not sunk in quite just yet. i feel fresh i feel like i'm ready

for another race it's odd it was a tough race that was and i still feel like i'm ready to keep going. so hamilton says he wants to keep going which is bad news for his rivals as they try to hold his and the sadie's current f one dominance so he'll malik al-jazeera. le bron james and i lakers are looking at the team to beat in the n.b.a. this season they won their 5th guy in a row on sunday and they topped the western conference that brought himself and anthony davis will instead of form against the san antonio spurs the 3 time n.b.a. champion bagging 13 assist with his 21 points davis got a game hard 25 points to tie the knot how about going to client for this. like his winning at one o 3 to 96 the efforts even impress a hip hop star need to. put in an impressive performance to help the dallas mavericks great the cleveland cavaliers the slovenian getting

a 2nd triple double in a row with 29 points 14 rebounds and 50 assist the mabs winning this 131 to one left and. headed for honor courage even units no i did is team supporters racially abused mary about a telly on sunday saying the fans were simply teasing the italian international player he was temporarily stopped as brashear took over an hour away in syria well in the 54th minute the striker kicked the ball into the stands following alleged racist abuse from time alters the 29 year old then threatened to walk off the pitch but was persuaded to stay on by his team mates stadium announcement then found the man to be abandoned if the chance continued. i won the game did resume a favor pretty good response by scoring the goal of the match. but i spoke to the 4th official and he confirmed there was no racism at all so it

was a lot of teasing towards a great player there whistles but no racism i don't want to accuse mario maybe in other places he was on the receiving end of these kind of things maybe even here previously but today really nothing happened. well in response balotelli took to instagram in which he said in front of your children why is relatives parents friends and acquaintances shame thanks to all the colleagues on and off the field for the solidarity i had with me and all the messages received from you sounds thank you very much you have proven to be true men not like those who deny the evidence hash tag to racism when they see man's terrible syria campaign got even worse on sunday they conceded late to lose 21 to laugh at the san siro defeat means we are down 11th with just 13 points from 11 games that c.e.o.'s are flying high this way and if they were up to. their cardiff city face a ban from signing new player is the welsh club have refused to pay norte the 1st

instalment of the transfer fee for a strike and. you may remember died in a plane crash whilst travelling from france to join the then premier league team the game's governing body the club do owe money to not want cardiff set to appeal against the ruling claiming salaries employment hadn't been terminated doctors are attempting to save the career of everton's portuguese international on very gomez the midfielder is undergoing surgery following a horrific leg injury during his side's 11 draw against tottenham in the english premier league on sunday while gomes was injured following a tackle by human means on subsequent collision with. a red for his involvement in later confirmed that gomes suffered a fractured dislocation to his right ankle and no timetable for his return has been announced. and it will have all the support he needs from ourselves no serious injuries which we live in when it was insured and it will become stronger.

because it's. professional and all the support you will need from ourselves. there is a marine here and also invented just 2 of the names that have been suggested as possible new coaches of bar in munich it follows the sacking of nick carr about his firing came after this far one thrashing bars for the team are in fact frankfurt on saturday it was byron's heaviest defeated more than 10 years and leave the team for us in the bundesliga the 48 year old cover to build the club since the beginning of last season kenyon athletes once again dominated the top positions at the new york marathon jeffrey camerawoman the men's race for the 2nd time in 3 years has compacted just jet. was making her marathon debut but despite that she won in a time that was just 7 seconds off the course record i mean sorry doing it for a tiny but nearly a minute's. tennis world number one actually bharti is one of the biggest cash

prize in the history of the sport the australian collected just part of a pool full $44000000.00 for a win. the finals in china. with the leader in the season ending final in chains and she'd lost all 5 of the previous matches against the ukrainian but the current for inter can translate to this much stress. it's. honest it's been the most incredible year for myself 3 and my attainment to be able to cap off a regular season in that kind of fashion and to play the match we did today was really exciting and i think the most amazing thing is now we get time to reflect and to rest and then kind of recharge and reenergize and get ready for a massive 2020 or barty's big payday is a huge milestone for the women's game which is long fought for gender parity when it comes to prize money the original version of the w t a finals was the virginia slims championship the 1st winner was chris evans in 1072 and she took home $25000.00

a year later following pressure from women's play is the u.s. open became the 1st grand slam to have equal prize money women's champion margaret court winning $25000.00 as does the men's winner john newcombe a minority to martina navratilova became the 1st woman to become the all time leading money earner in tennis overtaking jimmy carter as a mental she held for 7 years and now we have barty in 20 minutes check of just over $4400000.00 beats the prize money on offer for the men's tour fargo and all $4.00 of the slams well celebrations are being continuing in washington d.c. following the nationals winning the world series on sunday the new baseball champions were honored by the washington capitals ice hockey team ahead of their match against the calgary flames the world series victory caps a couple of good years for washington d.c. with the capitals winning the stanley cup in 28. i did always will find out what i thought the whole thanks very much that's it for me preach it all before this news do stay with us don't hit the flicker we're back in

a couple minutes see that. from the london broadcast center to special guests and conversation they only want to protect life for 9 months i want to make is more your year old unprompted uninterrupted black useful for as long as we've been fighting back have been labeled as terrorist intimately reflecting on the issues of our time people like to think that their nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's nationalising studio be unscripted coming soon on al-jazeera rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best of around 2 scenes documentary. to. remind continues with renditions inside b.b.'s prison when the rebels came to tripoli there on the altar associated with gadhafi regime it was and the office of

spying chief about found a stash of documents which reveal the collaboration between british and libyan intelligence services on al jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you are. a story of blackmail. you know like house killing i have strangled i have a story of carnage a lot of the fear is real. passion.

and it's very serious just. i. iraqi security forces opened fire on protesters in baghdad at least 5 people. don't welcome on pizza they'll be there watching al-jazeera long from doha also coming up dozens of new and advanced centrifuges tehran says it's taking another step further away from the 25th.