disability. on how to 0 well we were. doing a little while we were thanks lou i don't know well. i don't know. al-jazeera. hello i'm not entirely this is the al jazeera news hour live from london coming up chile's president announces tougher penalties for but it vandals and looters after weeks of riots and protests. the u.n. calls for peace in bolivia after a 3rd protesters killed and a female is dragged through the streets. the french president a man you're my whole ruffles feathers lamenting that waning commitment to nato has

left brain dead. former colonies warlord known as the terminator is sentenced to 30 years in prison for murder rape and conscripting child soldiers. and sports sonny bill williams a saw in the biggest deal in rugby or rugby league history to new zealand has agreed a contract with the transfer will spark was close to $7000000.00. chile's president has announced tough new measures in an effort to stop 3 weeks of anti-government protests descending into more rioting and looting president sebastian pinera is proposing nors to congress to toughen penalties for looting and acts of violence especially about people hiding their faces with goods and mosques or did protesters attacked upscale areas of the capital santiago on wednesday a series of concert concessions

a failed to pacify the protesters who were angry at economic inequality. in america to understand human is live from the train capital santiago those are bodies measures make any difference you think. lauren at this hour there are more and more protesters coming precisely to the if you like them or affluent center of santiago this is where the big business offices are where set must camping out of the president's office. from where i am right now and just about 20 meters behind me you are can see the water cannon and the tear gas trucks position there they've just been dispersing protesters in front of the castaneda center which in some ways is the symbol of all feeling to this country which is precisely why the protesters have come here and a little bit to my right we understand that some looters are trying to break pharmacies and other shops so it is quite chaotic it certainly hasn't stopped people from continuing to gather but some people believe it was necessary because

the level of violence is out of control the president said you cannot have social improvement social reforms without having peace but the others say that this is just an attempt to pacify some of his own sense of his own political base which is becoming more and more edgy as the protesters get closer and closer to their own part of town until a just 2 days ago this was a kind of an oasis in the middle of all the chaos we've been seeing all over some cabin indeed the most of the country for the last 3 weeks in fact today is we could number 3 since all this began barring i would imagine the kind of efforts to try to contain the way the the pre-purchase a handled by the security forces is there anything on that side is being offered to the protests as. well. well exactly that is the problem and that is one of the big criticisms why didn't the president also announced measures and the 10 measures he announced none of them had to do with controlling what is being widely seen as the

abuse of a lot of our security forces. police abuse the indiscriminate use of tear gas and and it's pepper gas it's not just pepper spray these are hold trucks to come and spray the whole area with pepper gas also the water cannon is laced with acid this is really really you know heavy stuff lauren and of the pellets that are hitting people many people have lost their eyesight and he has not spoken out and are genitally about that and that is one of the criticisms that we're hearing at this hour as the president prepares to meet with the national security council of chile for the 1st time since 2014 so this is a very serious situation and you see here in this kind of level of destruction how much impact is it having on on on the economy is that measurable so far. yes i've least $3000000000.00 have been lost according to the government and rising all the shops in this area have been shuttered at this hour and in many other parts

of the country and of the city of course the the currency chillies place or has plummeted in the last 3 weeks and sold this began and it's becoming more and more difficult to maintain economic growth which the new finance minister said will be only 2 percent this year and it could be even lower this in human thank you very much indeed. united nations has urged bolivia's government and opposition to restore dialogue and peace after a 3rd person was killed in the protests there parts of the capital or powers were lit up in the early hours of thursday as rival demonstrator groups clashed with each other am the are. sporadic and intense demonstrations have gripped the country since the disputed election last month opposition supporters say the result was rigged to allow president ever moralez to stay on for another 5 years he's already been in power for 13 years or

as has accused the opposition of trying to stage a coup and the big intense clashes between rival protestors in the bolivian town of into the mayor of the town was attacked by opposition supporters of chair was dragged through the streets barefoot covered in red paint and activists forcibly cut her hair her office was set alight and the windows of the town hall were smashed the protestors accuse the mare of having bustin supporters of the president to try to break a blockade. a bolivian protest leader has become a symbol of opposition to president even more as is on his way to lepers who is fine under commercial plans to deliver a pre written resignation letter morale is to sign them in their mortgages will get him what we want is for peace to return to our country and for hatred confrontation and racism among the libyans to be set aside we want to have a country with peace and hope. the reuters news agency is reporting that 4 protest

says have also been killed killed in the southern city of well they're soft at least 4 anti-government protesters were shot dead by security forces in iraq's capital baghdad clashes broke out there when demonstrators tried to remove barriers need into 2 bridges headed by does security forces says there's now a battle in use of military grade tear gas grenades on demonstrators after amnesty international said they were used to kill protests is not just. a crackdown against unarmed protesters has killed 1260 people since on respray pat last month. the name of course from baghdad. says he came to tahrir square with his brother abas is may yield on october 1st ready to push for change carried him out that day after a tear gas canister sliced open his stomach the unemployed teacher died last week from complications related to his injury they reject the thought when i hold his

photo i feel like he's with me just like he came with me to the protest i want to avenge his death by playing the politics among the protesters there are people like nasir hashem trying to scrape together a living one shining shoe and one step on the scale at a time nasser says he supports the protesters but he can't afford to join them despite the crowds he says few are interested in perfectly polished shoes the father of 5 from basra has been forced to leave his family behind to work in the capital among the protesters there are people like nasir hashem trying to scrape together a living one shined shoe and one step on the scale at a time nasser says he supports the protesters but he can't afford to join them despite the crowds he says few are interested in perfectly polished shoes the father of 5 from bus. has been forced to leave his family behind to work in the

capital it's a very difficult situation there are no jobs if you have money to bribe someone he will get a job if you don't they'll tell you to go the oil rich province of basra has been the scene of violent protests people block the entrance to the port halting operations for days the government says that's cost iraq more than $6000000000.00 protesters say that revenue is being looted by the government they are getting is for services pollution and cancer. intact rear there is a congenial spirit as people bond over their love of iraq and their common cause to create a government that is responsive to their needs people are coming here to offer their services free of charge salem says he supports 3 families but he felt compelled to help in the one way he knew how now i want to head up on i came here

with a group of friends to look off to the protesters so they can continue we try to provide them with everything food so they don't go on friday tahrir square could see its largest crowds yet protesters are encouraging iraqis to come in memory of those who've been killed according to the u.n. about $300.00 people have been killed since the protests began on october 1st the talks are going to ayman al jazeera baghdad. anonymous protests have been taking place in guinea and against the president's plans to change the constitution it comes days after 2 people were killed during a funeral procession for 11 people killed in earlier demonstrations as widespread anger at president his plans to alter the constitution of the west african nation so that he can run for a 3rd term in next year's elections then if he does still will put the give them regulations to the. they're here because they did to take the risk the risk of

getting killed in the risk of being a risk to put in prison because when we go to a peaceful protest of the reign of this president we know that nothing can be ruled out as it was during the funeral of the victims. let's return to our story about bolivia and we can speak now to catherine ledbetter who's a director of the andean information network joins us from cochabamba thank you for being with us so we were in a program these dramatic pictures of a mare in bolivia being dragged through the streets war times a bit about what happened and why there was that escalation there. well we've been having since. october 20th elections road blockades from people who demand the resignation of bolivian president evo morales and attempts to break the blockades in clashes between. protesters that support and there's a lot of tension and there has been a lot of friction and there is a. although it didn't initially start this way class divisions

a racist element that part of it on the right the mayor that you saw are was a mirror from the ruling party from a very small town and citizens of that own community burnt. the mayor's office and and beat her and forced her to walk in humiliate her in that way so we have a an environment where there is a lot of nuance a lot of misinformation and a lot of violence and he treated and an incredible amount of or at least he had i you surprised by the level of kind of this kind of escalation of the protests or how ordinary people reacting to it when they see something as as violent as that. well i think today there was a bit of calm after this violence and it's important to note that last week there were 2 killed in montana another 30 out in confrontations in the city outside santa cruz i am quite surprised at the level of violence and the way that the discourse has deteriorated and i think that the levels of violence in bolivia are

comparatively lower to other countries such as this point in time or colombia i think there's a great deal of concern and it's really an uncertain outcome in a clash where i think all bolivians right now are losing what about there's an order it being carried out by the organization of american states into the results of the election and they've been urging people to stay calm and wait for those results of people to listen to that and will people accept the results when they get them. that is not clear i mean to be you know the opposition have argued fraud and accuse proud to be the odd it is the. means by the international community remember the united nations even the u.s. trumpet ministrations accords it is a way to clarify things and a way to move forward unfortunately oppositions that man such shifted further to the right the more extremist elements of the right are now managing the discourse

and there is a rejection on the part of opposition courses to even submit complaints or to engage actively in the sonnet and i and i think it's assumed i think that that was the negotiated strategy out of this morass and i don't know where we're going at this one ethernet of a thank you very much indeed to fail for us on the situation in bolivia appreciate your time thank you. coming up on this news hour from london and we come to saad hariri resigned to calm lebanon's protest a speaker of parliament says he'll nominate tend to be prime minister again. a u.s. president is ordered to pay $2000000.00 for misusing the trump foundation. and in sports south africa's world cup winning rugby team kick off a 5 day victory lap of their home country.

a french president emmanuel mccall has criticized nato describing it as brain dead and interview with the economist magazine michael warned european countries they can no longer rely on the united states to defend the alliance he says the u.s. under donald trump appears to be turning its back on its commitment to nato russia welcomed the comment but german chancellor angela merkel says she disagrees with the course quote and drastic words. tony guard dogs is a former georgian deputy foreign minister he says other european nations aren't likely to agree with michael what's really a moment emanuel micron wants it's difficult to know because if he wants to replace nature with the idea of european defense our i think france will be almost alone in this in this project because most of the member states are pretty much pretty much attached to nato and their membership especially the countries of eastern and

central europe also the other proposals are for a modern micron of the most close to russia and bring russia closer to europe and far away from china i think it's also a mistake because it's deeply underestimating the the the nature of the russian regime and the fact that russian regime has to fear serious much more with china than with europe. a new york judge has ordered us president donald trump to pay $2000000.00 for misusing his namesake charitable foundation trump was found to have distributed some funds from the foundation to 2016 presidential campaign the supreme court judge also signed off an agreement to close the child foundation and says the payment should go to a group of nonprofit organizations the former national security adviser to

president trump has failed to appear before the impeachment inquiry john bolton was formally invited to testify on thursday but his lawyer quickly made it clear that his client was unwilling to appear voluntarily bolton who was fired by trump in september says he will only be willing to testify if a federal court backs a subpoena the impeachment investigation centers where the president trump abused his power by pressuring ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden who's on his request for joins us live from washington d.c. and heidi a transcript from the testimony of george kent he's a former a senior diplomat in ukraine has been released what did he say. that's right this impeachment inquiry lauren is moving ahead at breakneck speed so there's so much to get caught up on the latest is that george can who is a state department employee really in charge of ukraine policy he testified days ago but now his transcripts have been has been made public and in it he says that

the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani was quote full of lies earlier in the year when he was in ukraine trying to peddle these conspiracy theories that linked joe biden with corruption and with a company called charisma that trump believed should be under investigation now trump asked the president of ukraine to publicly announce these investigations at a time when joe biden was leading in the polls as a possible presidential challenger against trump in 2020 which has led democrats to the accusation that trump abuse the power of his office wanting to get political gain and of course that he was withholding close to $400000000.00 of ukraine security assistance from the u.s. as leverage now while all of this has happened though impeachment investigators actually are not hearing from the primary one of the primary witnesses that they

really hope to this week and that is former national security advisor john bolton he was supposed to be on capitol hill today he was a no show and the reason that he could be so important is that he has a lot of credibility he came from the political right he was a supporter of trump and he is said to have been very concerned when he detected the existence of this rogue foreign policy campaign that was going through the president's personal attorney in fact previous witnesses say bolton called this a drug deal his attorneys though have said he's not appearing before congress until and unless a federal court rules saying that he has to comply that it's because. the white house has told its former employees like bolton and current employees not to heed the investigators request to appear when will a judge actually rule on that and what which federal court are we talking about is it the one that's going to rule perhaps by the end of the month or is it all the

way up to the u.s. supreme court which could be you know something that goes on for months and months we simply don't know and that's why democrats are saying that regardless of whether or not bolton appears they're going to push forward with this impeachment inquiry and in the meantime we've had this legal judgment on the foundation tell us about the significance of that. that's right now if this was a pre impeachment inquiry world this would be a huge story lauren and in fact it still is it's still something that could define presidents president trumps time in office but still it's pales in comparison to what we've been talking about but in this case a federal judge rather a state judge in new york has ordered the president to pay $2000000.00 in fines because he has been accused of using his personal charity the trump foundation instead of using it to raise money for charity he was using it to raise money for his political campaign back in 2016 and that is against campaign finance law in

fact this new york attorney general file the lawsuit said that trump and his adult children who are controlling this foundation use it as little more than a checkbook to serve mr trump's business and political interests so again another accusation that the president was using his power abusing his power for personal political gain which is starting to sound familiar in the scope of the impeachment inquiry and the unique position now of the president not only trying to fend off these are politically risky attacks that may result in him being removed from office because of the impeachment but also now having to pay 2 man 2000000 dollars while he's in office does your question thank you very much if national criminal court in the netherlands has sentenced a former rebel leader to 30 years in prison the harshest penalty it's ever given to gondor was convicted of 18 war crimes including murder rape and using child

soldiers from q one german and eastern democratic republic of congo after insular reports. model rape and conscripting children as soldiers offenses committed by both. that along with other war crimes have led to him being sentenced to 3 decades in prison he ordered fighters to carry out attacks in the tory province over to yes in 200220032 drive out one ethnic community judges of the international criminal court in the hague described his involvement in atrocities carried out by rebel soldiers as a substantial for rape of syrians as a crime against humanity and as a war crimes vent the a.t.'s for a murder and attempted attempted murder as a crime against humanity and as a war crime said he is for prosecution as

a crime against humanity said 2 years of imprisonment in moving into ganda was called the time in a town by people in eastern democratic republic of congo the crimes committed by the patchy arctic force for the liberation of congo rebel group included mada sexual violence and the sexual slavery of female child soldiers one as young as 9 and tug on the lead the military wing thomas lubanga was the head of the group and he serving 14 years in jail at the i.c.c. this man says his 2 brothers were killed by the fighters what they did i mean they will be we lost many family members sisters brothers uncles we also lost a lot of property. you to remind be the focus of this case but in another town more than 800 kilometers south victims of a massacre where 150 people were killed in one day in 2006 have been following court proceedings kinley they claim to have done to was one of the leaders of rebel

fighters who attacked their villages in q one john and was in charge of the killings almost everyone here in q one the lost a loved one of those we talked to said what's going on and the fighters he led to use them off protecting a rival rebel they also say they want justice kill of one they cure and rebecca shows us has scars she says her husband and one year old son were killed in isn't it what's happening with and tug on those should be a deterrent to others who want to come and terrorize us in the villages those people destroyed our lives and is the 4th person to be convicted by the i.c.c. . turi sais he deserves to be in jail for life rebecca big one job is still waiting for justice catherine saw al-jazeera q one job than democratic republic of congo. south sudan's president and opposition leader have been given

another 100 days to reach an agreement over forming a unity government president salva kiir and his longtime rival rick machar met face to face in the ugandan capital kampala for talks brokered by neighboring sudan and uganda a trim and fell out in 2030 sparking a conflict that left hundreds of thousands dead regional leaders agreed next tuesday's deadline was too soon for them to resolve their differences. ok to fast as president says his security forces will hunt down the people responsible for killing at least $47.00 employees of a mining company gunmen attacked a convoy of 5 buses from a canadian owned mine in the east of the country despite the fact they had a minute. yes court will have 50 people were wounded and no one has claimed responsibility but groups linked to eisele and al qaeda a staged dozens of attacks in the region in recent years in an address to the nation president rush coverage has called for his people to unite to tackle the

violence. they're crazy we must remain dignified and courageous that's why i willing gauge the defense and security forces to track these terrorists and i call all of our people to mobilize against the terrorists i ordered the recruitment of volunteers for the defense of the homeland in zones under threat only a general mobilization of the sons and daughters of the nation without any consideration for the region ethnicity political opinion and religious faith can defeat these murderous faithless and lawless who dream of submitting our nation and our courageous people to their mercy. a lot more still to come this hour the families shall please support the cambodian opposition leader sam rainsy and other politicians are blocked from returning home. french police dismantle a migrant camp in paris that was home to thousands of people a day after the government announced tough new immigration rules. and sport the

motor racing series with one big difference and it will be here that story. how the autumn is normally a time of big contrast and big changes this is the exception eastern europe a completely different the west is quite warm despite the cloud in the east or correct in the south and it's getting colder in the west these doctored clouds in the bay of biscay are rain at the moment but when they come to slightly higher ground overnight in northern spain in the pyrenees and the ops they produce a bit as snow in the temps friends of a 12 degrees in madrid only 5 in zurich and a cold day to start the sunshine in london but look at this where the sun is blowing book rest is up to $21.00 degrees in between the 2 the active front yet more rain is likely and we were to seeing floods in montenegro and. albania and

it's the looks progun to the same sort of thing if the hong saudi then also us is all moving down the towards greece as well the place to watch. points contrast here this is bucharest we've had 25 degrees in the last 3 days that is the november record or any one below it on saturday assert remains warm sunny i have to say in this part of europe just south of the measurements along the coast of morocco algeria tunisia breeze kit's a bit chilly and the increasing cloud might even bring some rain to algeria's on saturday. dreamz johnson and entertainments a way for people to rise above the violence around them so it's my role to give these guys a different idea that they can leave the ruins of this community 3 short films show

how foments creates a home and family and gives hope and opportunity. a.j. selects on al-jazeera. al-jazeera as their want us to embrace the explosive day to see what happens next with the machine on the clock fired by the cabbie a square model barricaded all 7 streets that we need to hear the middle east now is all about change people have gone hospital here the area the mission of the national army is to fix the entire point complex and i'm just your stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their culture.

eleanor minor top stories here now to syria chile's president has announced a raft of new penalties against protesters as he fights to end weeks of unrest the measures target looters and vandals especially those wearing hoods or mosques. in our nation's reserved believe u.s. government and opposition to restore dialogue and peace after a 3rd person was killed in the protests running battles continued in la paz in the early hours of thursday. and it's been another deadly day in iraq as anti-government protests continue 4 people were shot dead in baghdad and at least 6 protesters have been killed in the southern iraqi city of basra. the leaders of a band cambodian opposition party have been blocked from returning home sam rainsy and we have been living in self-imposed exile and were stopped from boarding flights in paris and malaysia or in cambodia sam rainsy studied and worked in

france before returning after the fall of the khmer rouge in 1902 he became finance minister in a government shared between the 1st prime minister nor don't want to read and 2nd prime minister when sen in 19071 send seized power in a coup and rasie escaped a grenade attack on a political rally that killed 16 people and he set up his own opposition party but left cambodia many times to avoid government charges against him his last departure was in 2015 after he was found guilty of criminal defamation and he says he wants to remove her from office but the opposition was outlawed ahead of the 2018 election respond to that he vowed to return this week to lead demonstrations against cambodia's leader manley has more. from his home in paris sam rainsy says he's determined to return to cambodia he's been in exile for much

of the past decade raese says he wants to gather other opposition politicians from the band cambodian national rescue party to lead protests against prime minister. was telling us he says it's to restore democracy to the country but as he arrived as an airport in paris in an effort to return home this happened and not enough for me. and the allowed to vote or to try is a national. right and so i visited. a certain have received from very high up in the instruction not to allow the people his deputy musak is one of several opposition leaders who fled from cambodia fearing arrest she to try to return to cambodia but was detained after landing in malaysia and since being released a day before her news conference in jakarta was interrupted by the come podium

ambassador to indonesia so you're here and this is a. very kind. but she says. she's a criminal we have chosen to go back home to cambodia thailand. we have high hopes that high land. chair. would be on the side cambodian democrat. party's acting leader sam rainsy has been part of cambodia's political fold for decades he was the finance minister under unity government in the early 1990 s. . the $400.00 senseis power in a coup in 1970 range he says had his own opposition party but left cambodia many times to avoid government charges against him cambodia trying to bully all its

neighbors. c.n.r. exiles out or arrest them and send them back we don't think that anybody actually. rest and actually. are. and are. like all. have the right to return to their country. sam rainsy says he's ready to return home and bring an end to prime minister hun sen's government and restore democracy in cambodia even if it means prison or worse laura buys a manly al-jazeera. a speaker of lebanon's parliament says he will nominate saad hariri as the country's new prime minister just a week after he resigned from the role i really was forced out after almost a month of protests and has been exploring the possibility of forming a technocratic government the demonstrators want a complete overhaul of the political system so i know how to report from beirut.

week 4 and protesters focus now is to paralyze the state they're blocking entrances to government institutions and companies across lebanon and demanding a government independent of political parties they blame for the country's economic crisis but the governing alliance is not budging. in their opinion a purely technocratic government one function because everything is linked to political parties governments in lebanon have always been a reflection of the parliament's composition the biggest block belongs to president michel ouds free patriotic movement and along with its allies hezbollah and amal are the majority in parliament and government but that government collapsed last week when prime minister. signed he says he bowed to pressure from the street but his action also damaged the governing alliance in particular the iranian backed hezbollah which benefited from how did his ties with the west. resent the

us sanctions and they are becoming tougher it's beautiful live in all of his outside power so we avoid the repercussions but if the majority of employees support their presence then hariri will decide if he wants to hit that kind of government politicians are holding closed door discussions over a government that many protesters feel they are pushing their own political agenda and they also feel opposition parties are trying to hijack their movement using the street in the talks to try and change the balance of power that is not why protesters took to the streets and there are some political parties like the progress of socialist party and the lebanese forces that use their supporters to block roads in order to impose their agendas and put political pressure to gain seats in the new government by blackmailing their partners in power politicians from across the divide all claim to support the demands of the people but many

protesters say their voices are being ignored and they are demanding the entire political class leave office. iran has cancelled a accreditation of an international atomic energy agency inspector who was stopped from entering a nuclear facility last week tehran's it stopped her entering the net uranium enrichment plant because she tested positive for traces of explosives the u.s. has called a brief detention an outrageous act of intimidation or this is iran rolls back another commitment under the 2050 nuclear deal resuming enriching uranium at one of its underground facilities also jabari has more from tariffs. the latest incidence about the i.a.e.a. inspectors being briefly detained in iran that what happened last week when this female inspector was entering that tense nuclear facility according to the authorities here she was discovered with what they're calling suspicious material and she was then briefly detained and later her credentials were taken away from

her this comes at a time when iran is scaling back its commitment to the nuclear deal which has placed about 150 i.e. inspectors inside the country the iranian president hassan rouhani announced the 4th phase of iran scaling back its commitment and that is the restarting all 4 grow nuclear facility now this is a facility that has the capability to enrich uranium up to 20 percent and under the nuclear deal of 2015 this facility became a research facility only but as of thursday no longer is one it is now operational all this is happening because iran says since the united states withdrew from the nuclear deal last year and imposed a series of sanctions on iran the remaining signatories of that are the europeans are not upholding their end of the deal until the europeans show that they are still committed to this deal iran will continue to scale back its commitments and they are urging the europeans return to full compliance to the deal and when that happens iran will do the same. a doctors without borders hospital in yemen has been

forced to shot after a missile a drone attack in the red sea city of maka the government says nearby warehouses used by its allies were the target of the attack causing huge explosions which killed 8 people none of the hospitals patients or doctors were killed or injured the government is accusing the hooty rebels of carrying out a strike. at least 9 people are drowned trying to reach spain's canary islands the authorities say their boat capsized when it hit rocks close to lands a rotty earlier wednesday 15 migrants were thought to be on board the dinghy when it set off from a deer in morocco 4 people were rescued and another 2 missing. on wednesday the french prime minister announced a new crackdown on migrants and on thursday the government showed it was serious carry a huge makeshift camp housing thousands of liberians under paris moesha way many of the residents now face an uncertain future as natasha butler reports. hundreds of

migrants and asylum seekers sheltered from the cold and rain as french police evacuated a camp in northern paris before dawn among them families with young children for months nearly 2000 people had been living in desperate conditions in flimsy tents wedged between roads with no sanitation most were from sudan somalia or afghanistan it's a really bad condition for all the immigration here it's not good environment it's very cold you know there is to call. also a set every time mr and i mean this is ground this really is not for good for like in recent years police of evacuated a number of similar camps in the city the mayor of paris said the situation was inhumane and she urged the french government to do more to help check phone this and so we'll put you through each time we're told it won't happen again if we don't

want this to happen again we need a proper system that recognizes people's rights and gives them a dignified reception a country should be capable of this as they like broke people carried their possessions and boarded buses french authorities said they'd be taken to shelters in the paris region to assess whether they have the right to apply for asylum. as workers began cleaning up police said officers would remain on scientists to prevent future camps in the area or the road here remains closed but most of the tents have been cleared away the cleanup operation is continuing but what is happening is that there are some migrants who are coming back they perhaps live somewhere else last night and they're finding that all their possessions and go on and they don't know what to do. this somali man didn't want to be identified but he told me that he had lost all his belongings he said it was the 3rd time he'd been evacuated from a camp in paris an experience that campaigners say is all too common for we don't know yet what solutions are proposed besides temporary housing in

a sports hall we have to think about the long term and not only about today that's what's important some people are leaving today but what will happen in 2 weeks in a year can those people stay in this housing and not go back to living on the streets the camp clearance comes one day after the french government announced new measures to tighten its immigration policy assigned for some that the government serious about cracking down but activists say the evacuation is little more than political p.r. because unless there's a better system to humanely manage migrants who arrive in france vulnerable people who continue to end up in the street the sasha butler al jazeera paris the u.k. labor party has suffered a setback with one of its former m.p.'s urging the public to vote for the conservative party in the upcoming election in austin called labor leader jeremy corbyn completely on fit to be prime minister of commons for the resignation of the party's deputy leader tom watson who is considered a more moderate force in labor. around 20 female m.p.'s have decided not to run for

reelection citing an increase in threats of violence and intimidation online a recent report has backed up that claim finding that abuse against politicians is now commonplace you baka has more from london it was a dark moment in british politics joe caulks an opposition labor m.p. was fatally shot and stabbed outside her constituency office she'd campaign to remain in the e.u. the killer had shouted keep britain independent as he carried out the attack police of warn people not to inflame tensions caused by bragg said but politics has rarely been so toxic especially for women. caroline spelman was an m.p. for 22 years her stance on breaks had led to months of rape and death threats she carries a panic button and her children's bedrooms have steel doors i asked my male colleagues whether they also get threats of

a sexual nature threats to rape or being referred to about their genitalia then they're horrified why is it that in our culture that this is been allowed to happen spelman is one of a slew of prominent female m.p.'s standing down at the next election including the former home secretary amber rudd all because of abuse and intimidation. this of course is where many politicians begin their careers knocking on doors meeting supporters and of course opponents rarely find a single politician that would do this alone these days many citing fear of violence and abuse despite the risks olga fitz-roy is campaigning to become an m.p. in south london she blames an all boys network of m.p.'s that includes the prime minister of fuelling the forest johnson has been really irresponsible in his language you know he is muslim woman letterboxes and he just keeps coming out with things like that because he is a privileged white man who is very well protected he doesn't face any of the issues

that some of the female politicians and female politicians of color face politics is now full of divisive terms traitor betrayal surrender words used in death threats to female m.p.'s words also regularly used by the prime minister when asked to modify his language this is how johnson responded and the same is just the prime never heard such humbug in all my life. but johnson can't afford to be complacent the female vote matters. to female voters there will be exit stage left i think voters will notice that and they will take it seriously in terms of how they just haven't ever and was earlier this year the m.p. and the supremes confronted by a mob outside parliament and led to several arrests despite calls for calm research by cardiff and edinburgh universities found that most leave and remain voters now

think violence towards m.p.'s is a price worth paying for brick said the finding shocked the research is weeks away from the election the relationship between politicians and people has never look so troubled the barca al-jazeera london. pollution levels in india's capital new delhi have declined slightly but are still. very unhealthy according to data collected by the u.s. embassy the capitol remains engulfed in fix morgue and the river you muna has been covered by froth churned up by polluted currents officials have declared a public health emergency and restricted the use of private cars in an effort to tackle it. you zealand has passed a climate change law aimed at reducing its net carbon emissions to 0 by 2050 bill cleared parliament with nearly unanimous support and will require the government to prepare measures that minimise the impact of climate change an independent commission will also be formed to monitor its progress. it really is introducing

mandatory lessons on climate change in all public schools and this is where we talk to people as from primaries through to high school is the 1st country in the world to make studying sustainability and climate change compulsory education minister says students will also be excused from class to take part in some climate change protests. those protests have also made it into the collins dictionary's words of the year climate strike tops the list paying testament to the actions of schoolgirl activist gratitude berg and the worldwide protests over climate change in the past 12 months the dictionaries also recognizing the term non-binary which it defines as a sexual identity that doesn't conform to male or female the list also includes deep fake where the computer generated faces of figures such as politicians a superimposed on the videos to make it look like they're saying something they didn't and breck's it makes an appearance in the form of milk shaking after several

prominent pro brits at politicians were doused in the drink while campaigning and brookside tea a mix of bricks it and anxiety for the worry some people feel about the u.k. leaving the e.u. . getting to the. crash . business updates. going places together.

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a new exhibition to experience what i learned on a da vinci's most important works the virgin of the rocks has opened at london's national gallery visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the techniques used by the nation's painter and find out more about the mind of the man behind the masterpiece it's only going to go to. the mind that crossed boundaries and a poll about who most of the worlds are both art and science not the da vinci may have been accused of being a heretic yet he produced some of the most iconic religious paintings masterpieces as mysterious as they are a noun intricate with layer upon layer of secrets and symbolism here the virgin of the rocks wild yet immaculate dark and illuminating with discoveries to be found among the light and shade. the

latest way of exploring this work of art experiencing the science and the techniques that created this i call it what inspired it how it was painted and not least how to preserve it a journey that gradually reveals itself in all its glory the paintings are really important one for the in our job the commission occupied him for 25 years this is intended to give people so much rich wonderful material that their experience of looking and engaging with the real leonardo is deeper and more memorable and more meaningful. here is also a chance to play with darkness and light how the master would have seen the subject bright among the sober rocks. didn't you describe water as the driving force of nature it is the architect of the brush they depicted in the virgin of the rocks

painting is also a testament to the all felt by the artist the natural world and the desire he had to understand that. the version seen here is one of 2 that exist the other is in the louvre in paris both almost identical but created for different commissions yet what captivates is the mind behind the work and the genius that continues to unveil itself to those who gaze upon it sonia agel al-jazeera london. has ended with your support thank you so much lauren while the world's 1st transatlantic professional sports team assigned sonny bill williams in a record deal for other rugby union or rugby league william c. most recently paid for new zealand at the rugby world cup will now play for canada's toronto wolf pack who are part of the english super league competition after signing its 2 year deal worth close to $7000000.00. just

a quick message to the to answer. i'm looking forward to going over there just want to say. that i'm not coming over for a holiday although my son might be coming over to do some work god willing we can have a successful season on the field clearly the guy comes with almost a branding himself mega high profile player but i went out to japan last week to meet on a bill and i just wanted to make sure that resigning for the right reasons and he made some. very sincere commitments towards that is common to win trophies i want to win a trophy wants to be successful as do we we have got this burden on britain to be successful ourselves. well here is sonny bill williams he started out playing rugby league in australia where he won the domestic title twice playing for the bulldogs in 2004 in the roosters in 2014 he was widely criticised when he switched codes in the middle of the 2008 season it's a play for french rugby side too long upon returning to new zealand he played 58

matches for the all blacks and wants to rugby world cups his bid for the olympic rugby sevens gold was short lived when he was injured in the opening game of the london 2016 torment in another unlikely career twist he won the double be a international heavyweight boxing title in 2013. the 2 time olympic triple jump champion christian sailor is urging athletes to unionize and demand a greater say in how the sport is run it follows a world athletics decision to drop several disciplines from its elite series of events the 200 metres 3000 metres steeplechase and triple jump and just 3 of the 8 disciplines being axed from next year's diamond league organizers of radically reshape the format so it can fit into a 90 minute television window the 5 in 10000 meters along with a discourse also on the way out when a statement taylor a 7 time it diamond league champion said our sport is about unity and diversity and separating the events can only damage this sport we all love i'm announcing the

formation of the athletics association an association for all professional track and field athletes around the world we will fight for athletes rights and ultimately demand a seat at the table and the say in how our sports is run. south africa's world cup winning rugby team have started a 5 day with victory lap of their home country day one saw sickly 16 taking the trophy throughput soria johannesburg and so west so cleese is the 1st black caps in in the team's 127 year history and the cup travels to his hometown of sweden on sunday south africa beat england in japan last saturday to win this title for a 3rd time. this is it should be one of the most teams in the history so if you could. actually see that because it takes is pertinent to define winning on the road. and she was the to me every little situation i was a member of made sure that you know the mistress beat you that makes you the

critics because you took over. this was also one of my favorites. like. the english premier league team ever some believe that midfielder andre geim i could play again this season the portuguese international suffered a dislocated fracture of tackle by tottenham's son young men on sunday it's a manager marco silva said sun had texted his apologies to go mess after that match the feedback. from our medical staff and is that possible playing again the season. of course. or further we saw that in that moment and these are really seriously injured and looks who suitors of course have to after the surgery and after all the exams the everything went really well to power boat crews were lucky to avoid serious injury after their boats crashed out at an event in florida the race was stopped after both fights flipped out of the water during

a superstock race all 4 crew members were able to escape from the overturned boats and no serious injuries were reported as a result of the accidents. and believe it or not this isn't real formula one this is a computer game it's the latest events in the f one a sports pro series in london the grand finals in december with a prize fund of half a $1000000.00 up for grabs ok that aside the sport is looking for now let's get back to lauren in london thank you very much archaeologists in mexico have made a mammoth new find quite literally these are the bones of 14 would be mammoths representing the biggest ever discovery of its kind was also unique is that they appear to have fallen into a manmade pit or than 14000 years ago is the 1st evidence that they were hunted by humans the 800 mammoth bones were uncovered in excavations from mexico city's new airport north of the capital. that's it from a different tale of challenge and it will be had

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the most russian goals have you achieved none peace and give you full russia all knowledge is either. at least 7 protest as a killed in basra iraq the security forces break up a satan base off to 4 demonstrations were shot dead in the capital baghdad. this is al jazeera live from london also coming up chile's president announces tougher penalties for vandals and looters off the week's riots and protests. for mcconville border with known as the terminator is sentenced to 30 years in prison for murder rates.