community fault lines meets those on the front line of defending their environment and asks who stoking the flames in both scenarios brazil amisom burning on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes bowing to the demands of the people iraq's prime minister announces he'll resign after weeks of violent anti-government protests. stopping in central london leaves 2 people dead while the police while the suspect was shot dead by the police. grim figures out of india a food crisis sees every 2nd household dealing with among others child plus.

the state and pots of zimbabwe i'm how do with my money tell you why many families are still struggling. welcome to the program weeks of deadly and to government protests could finally force a major political change in iraq the prime minister. has announced intends to resign . he who took charge last year says he'll submit his resignation to parliament momma jumped june was on the scene as the news emerged and has this report from baghdad. the celebrations were instantaneous as soon as it up the prime minister i did the announced his intention to resign anti-government demonstrators but that leader square practically threw a party. the stunning development came a day after more than 50 people were killed by security forces. in one of the

bloodiest days of violence since the anti-government protests erupted in early october it was just over a year ago that he was appointed prime minister as a consensus candidate between political blogs. throughout the streets on friday cheering singing even dancing optimism on full display oh shut up today the iraqi people are happy but we only consider this as a 1st step we demand the resignation of all lawmakers and we call on the judiciary to put them on trial immediately. the protesters making it clear that cosmetic changes will not suffice they are after a complete overhaul of the political system in iraq the mood here a dire square has turned celebrates worry but all around us there are stronger reminders of those who have lost their lives during these protests here you see people who are praying for the memories of anti-government demonstrators who were killed by security forces and college students told me he and his fellow protesters

are more encouraged than ever to keep coming out on to the streets and risk their lives if you're going to do what i demanded of that album isn't only a day just a cover he wants to topple the whole regime and it's been a corrupt system for the last 16 years a corrupt system that negatively impact society and politics the economy and it's even had a psychological impact on us all of a sudden not brought her whole family so they could all witness a historic moment together and you know message to shout out today we have to come and participate because this iraq is our iraq this country is our country and this pain is our pain the youth who have been demonstrating are like all our children they have to take their rights because corruption won't last forever. inspiring words that may help transcend the deep pain felt by so many in iraq these praying constantly not just for the dead but also the living. but that.

well the unrest in iraq has been ongoing for weeks protests began in the capital baghdad of a high unemployment and claims of corruption and spread across the country despite public support from key religious and political figures before about $65.00 people had died in clashes with security forces protests subsided when the prime minister released a plan including subsidies and housing for the poor but crowds returned to the streets angry with the government and what they say was iran's influence on the demba 3 the iranian consulate in kabul i was attacked and this week demonstrators set fire to the iranian consulate in that jeff sparking another explosion in violence the death toll from almost 2 months of anger now stands at over $401.00 area i spoke with the body a former iraqi ambassador to the united nations he explained what will happen when abdul nothing resigns and how it could shake up the iraqi parliament he was always a compromise and he has been retired for at that for about 10 years

but all of them after parties deadlocked on who should become one of the prime minister after the last elections so he was a compromise candidate he was not a part of our no strength of our limbs and so it was thought that political parties could control him he was the right man in the sense that he has been around since the fall. and he does have a certain technocratic ability but of course he is part and parcel of that. were rejected that said after only one year in office he certainly could not have been expected to you know wave a magic wand and make all the problems disappear yeah and this isn't the 1st time he's offered to resign so when is he likely to go and what happens next fison in terms of his government and who will succeed him. well the prime minister resigned

assuming that. except his resignation it is deemed that the entire cabinet has sought. to the iraqi constitution what occurs next is that. the president will be acting prime minister but he has a certain amount of time they and the prime minister designate then has 15 days to form a cap but he has to form a cabinet and obtain the approval by a simple majority vote of the. parliament so this is sort of mechanically what as to happen but what is difficult to see that the impasse that result that the not that met the becoming prime minister in the 1st place that in palace is still in place it's difficult to see that enough short period of time in 2 weeks the parliamentary party will be able to read not only on the prime minister but on a new slate of. cabinet office and we saw iraq's top shia cleric grand

ayatollah ali al sistani condemn the use of force against the protesters and he also cold for a new government so let me ask you how much political influence does he have in terms of shaping any new political landscape well it has to be recalled that the current political system is wrong but you march the shape but which falls say we're chills result in the sectarian islam that the protesters are protesting against so there's no small amount of irony that the protesters are looking to him to be the vehicle to form a succulent civil state but he clearly has a tremendous amount of influence with the protesters and we're with we're with a shallow iraq. and he is wielding that protest now. 2 people have been killed in a knife attack in the heart of central london according to police the suspect 28 year old khan was also shot dead during the incident khan was known to authorities

now been convicted of terrorism related offenses in 2012 the city's mayor says passers by a breathtaking heroism and bringing the incident to a close police investigating the attack say they're treating it as terrell ated bystanders wrestled the man with a knife to the ground before police moved in the prime minister johnson left the campaign trail to return to downing street to receive updates on the incident paul brennan has this report from london it was a life or death struggle witnessed by hundreds of shocked bystanders the man in the gray sweater is pinning the london bridge attacker to the ground and police dragged him clear and as the attacker rises the police officers fire try to get off the bus because i can't and i started running and then i heard gunshots 5 or 6 pops and i see more play forces running towards the bridge and i'm running that place running out soon as the police passed us the side it was gunshots i was shim it was also

pop i don't really know what on sounds out but there was there was gunshots or a few of them from another angle mobile phone footage shows how several members of the public overpowered the attacker before the police arrived the man in the black coat is seen removing one of the 2 large knives which the attacker had been holding an explosives belt which the man was wearing turned out to be fake but the police did not know that by this point though 5 people had been stabbed and seriously wounded and despite the immediate attention of paramedics 2 of the victims later died. my heart goes out to their loved ones and to the 3 further injured victims. who i understand are being treated in hospital and of course to everybody who has been affected by today's terrible and mindless events. the police are treating the attack as a terrorist incident the prime minister returned to downing street for

a briefing with his security chiefs he then briefed the opposition leader jeremy corbyn this country will never be cowed or divided or intimidated by this sort of attack and our values our british values will prevail we have to remember that we live in a democratic society and those that would seek to silence us will not succeed our democracy must be alive and vibrant it's just 2 years ago that 8 victims lost their lives in another attack at london bridge in that incident 3 men used a rented van to mowed down pedestrians and then ran through the nearby market area indiscriminately stabbing people before being shot dead by armed officers in that attack they were inspired by so-called islamic state the background and possible motives of this latest attack on the immediate focus of the police and security services there is an intensive ongoing police operation down here at the south side

of london bridge people are still filtering out from where they've been held in quarantine essentially in their offices and in their homes now being allowed out we've also seen an unmarked police car moving at speed through the police cordon and on to the bottom of the bridge this investigation will take many more hours many more days paul brennan al-jazeera london bridge. now thousands of people across the world have taken to the streets to demand more action on climate change the day of global protest has been spurred on by students who skipped school to make their voices heard in sydney people wore gas masks a smoke from nearby wildfires hovered over the city thousands marched demanding more climate action in new delhi demonstrators demanded the closure of a waste management plant 2 and a half 1000000 people in india die from poor quality every year and protesters in belgium beat drums as they marched the capital brussels and in london demonstrators

took their fight to parliament they want climate change to be a big issue at next month's general election but really chalons has been one of those protests in london. the protests started in australia and as the day moved westwards the country's thailand for a dying on the streets of bangkok another in delhi india. we want everyone to. know we have. emergency and. everybody. doing the. teenager gratitude started skipping school on fridays a year and a half ago to protest against climate change outside sweden's parliament she's inspired a worldwide movement of young people and parents worried for the future of the planet. in frankfurt germany climate striking black

friday sales in a shopping mall for these people consumerism is part of the problem. such disruption is a risky strategy though it's inevitably some people. the students i spoke to at the london demonstration said some of this is necessary. oh the student movement gets criticized for being disruptive you should be in school i think people have big opinions about it and that i think like a lot of people like a lot of destruction but i think it's important otherwise people witness and they way my brain lies so there needs to be some destruction he said destruction this is a global movement but each country has its own domestic dynamics u.k. is in an election season with a country going to the polls on december the 12th and the climate strike is there are going that there chaunced passage pressure on the politicians to increase their

climate credentials. greenhouse gas levels are still breaking record highs global temperatures are already 1 point one degree hotter than before the industrial revolution and still rising the european parliament has just declared a climate emergency. in madrid preparations are finishing up for next week's un climate change conference many governments have already agreed to a carbon neutral world by 2050 and limiting temperature rises to 1.5 celsius. these young people expect global leaders to honor that commitment if they're true at stake. how does iraq london. are not also to come on the news hour including after a tense standoff between police and protesters what authorities found inside hong kong's polytechnic university. assessing the scale of the devastation and fears in kenya that the number of those killed in the floods could rise and in sports a fiery practice session ahead of sunday's habitat with wrong wrong behavior that's

detects. now to peru where opposition leader keiko for jim morey has been released from jail supporters have gathered outside the prison to celebrate for him or is the daughter of peru's former president she was serving an 18 month pretrial sentence for alleged allegedly receiving bribes from brazilian construction giant out of breath let's get the latest now from marianna sanchez joins us on the phone from lima at marianna so what more can you tell us about keiko for him or is released from jail . well daryn she was freed up to the constitutional why did you go approved. leave was corpus requested by her sister as she has been in jail for 2018 and they want to just put her imprisonment for accepting money for her presidential campaign from all that red meat then giant construction

company d. it has been a common thing for politicians like her businessman and so much presidents that are under investigation now having received money from brazilian companies now for relief doesn't mean that she is free of charge is the best geisha is to her. receiving money from other rich continues she could return to jail. is the tutor's is jailed her because they thought that they said that she was obstructing justice and that she could leave the country so now of course there's a huge. complaint from the prosecutor's profit there are a lot of people of course who are in favor of to go to somebody supporters of her

that are very happy that she's out now but like i say she could go back to jill's quite soon all right tomorrow sanchez there in lima peru mariella thank you. well preliminary negotiations between the u.s. and the afghan taliban have resumed the taliban confirmed informal talks as u.s. president donald trump made an unannounced visit to afghanistan talks with tensile by trump in september following an attack by the town about. it was a surprise visit and is often the case with president donald trump a surprising announcement taliban wants to make a deal and we're meeting with them and we're saying it has to be a cease fire they want to do cease fire but now they do want to do is use fire i believe it is probably work trams admission they are meeting with the taliban comes after the president abruptly broke off talks in september following the killing of a u.s. soldier in a bombing claimed by the taliban talks had been making progress up until then the

taliban has confirmed to al jazeera that some meetings have been taking place to pave the way for the resumption of talks the group also recently released 2 western hostages and 10 afghan soldiers in exchange for 3 of its senior leaders but officials say there's still no sign the taliban is ready to give up its weapons in exchange for a role in afghan politics demilitarization is a key demand from afghan president ashraf ghani but he's been sidelined while u.s. and taliban negotiators meet still ghani joint tromp on stage by graham air base and tweeted out highlights of the moment apparently keen to show he is relevant in the peace process for donald trump the priority is cutting down the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan from about 13000 to just over 8000 and to help the afghans handle their own security. we're bringing you down very substantially. will be down in a number that's very good number and we're going to stay until such time as we have

a deal or we have total victory and they want to make a deal it's been 18 years since the u.s. launched its war in afghanistan pushing the taliban out of power the irony not lost that almost 2 decades on both sides are now negotiating an end to the fighting and if it deal can be struck it will more than likely see the taliban return to play a part in ruling afghanistan stephanie decker al-jazeera. now a new report from the charity christian aid warns women's rights in afghanistan could be at risk from any peace deal on the lady is the global leader on gender inequality at christian aid she says the government and judiciary need to be more inclusive to women for sustainable peace in the country. industry cortico all on all governments including the u.k. and afghanistan to invest enough conflict to think peace building and do no harm oh manner that makes sure that no harm done to publish and

the population particularly when we're talking about women and girls. in terms of the quality between men will really remain and grow so in terms of the u.k. what we're calling for is an increase in overseas development assistance that goes for or the rule of law and democracy you can see clearly the mention of the convention of all in all forms of discrimination against women. all of these and in particular in trying the international pressure partnership than in terms that the government what we are calling for or inclusive decision making that make sure the human. are you see when we're talking about it i think i'm a person of our governance efforts that are trying to repaying sustainable peace it is true that the taliban is calling for an islamic state an implementation

of sharia law that what that means in practice yet to be seen what we're calling or for or that practice be developed even conjunction with the. afghan population so that both men and women. india's economy is experiencing its weakest performance in more than 6 years government figures concluded the slump has cost india its position as the fastest growing major economy to china this year prime minister narendra modi has announced reforms saying that restrictions on foreign investment in hopes of reviving the economy malnutrition is a chronic problem in india the economy could make the problem worse reports now from british. says she never had enough to eat when she was pregnant nor after she had the baby now her daughter 13 month old anita is suffering from

malnutrition. she's below the normal weight and height for her age elise and global hunger index ranked india at $1217.00 countries. hunger level in the country as serious some days i get to eat some days i don't my husband does but there is no guarantee we will have a crop to harvest activists say dealing with a health crisis must contain mitigating the ag really in crisis and increasing employment. on the top of the but. in every other house there is a child suffering from malnutrition and the food that is given through government schemes for the child is consumed by the whole family because they do not have enough and governments rule employment scheme is failing to provide them jobs in non-farm sector is. according to a yet and release government survey rural spending in india has plummeted for the 1st time in 4 decades experts see the expenditure on food items as an indicator

of increasing long duration they call on the government to focus on policies that increase consumption. i think this is going to prolong in the absence of any government intervention because a large section of our population who lives in rural area so the high growth is in india let's say of the 2000 did also simultaneously see higher income growth in the area. that the love and middle income pharma says while farming is always risky the last few years have been particularly trying to be repaired because of the monetize ation we didn't get our money on time we could not buy the seeds in time and sold them in time and then it rained so we lost a lot frequent droughts and floods have wrecked havoc in the farms producing earnings they need and government says all is well with the economy and if there is any slowdown it is because of global dynamics but in these villages the pharmacy the reasons are domestic whether it is too large or too little rainfall damaging

crops all the lingering impact of the government's changes to the national currency some economists linked to the government have questioned the methodology by which the data on hunger was collected nevertheless many farmers and glitters village have migrated to the cities for work she wonders if her family should do if it was their stomachs. al-jazeera my tip of the india. thousands of people who survived the deadly cyclon in zimbabwe are still struggling to move on hundreds were killed and thousands displaced when cyclon struck parts of southern africa 8 months ago the raf it is the rainy season which just started will worsen the situation has more now from germany money and eastern zimbabwe. home for mabel check out our used to be a house with a small garden now she lives in the taint with her husband and children. they survived. that struck parts of eastern zimbabwe in march but she says adjusting to

this new way of living is hard her family never has enough food and whenever it rains is terrifying. much and with the government it brings back bad memories i keep thinking what if that terrible storm happens again last time god spared my life what if this time is different in a day and always kid living. many people in this camp say they want to place to call their own again but they don't know when or if they'll be moved some used to live in this rural community before you die struck it was a worst storm to hit somebody with a cycle in nearly 20 years ago people say they heard a rumbling noise the 1st no one saw what it was and then they saw these rocks and boulders tumbling down from the mountains over there being pushed by the water and raging went all the homes in as part were destroyed and this is all that's left. others were lucky the violent flood and debris narrowly missed

a few buildings and schools in other places entire communities were devastated. to . hear 300 households are working together to repair damage to a dam it's part of an initiative to help people rebuild you want to make sure you understand why your house failed or why that specific breach why that school. roof . and if needs be if you don't need to put your specific. systems in place so it doesn't happen again and that's that's where you want to put the effort and money in. roads and bridges are also being prioritized but it's a race against time the rainy season has just started people could again be at risk if proper infrastructure isn't in place. hundreds of people in eastern zimbabwe died during psycho need by many more are still missing presumed dead and those who survived are hoping this rainy season will be safe how do we toss al-jazeera

zimbabwe. rescue operations in kenya after heavy flooding are being hampered by damage to roads and bridges 120 people have so far been confirmed dead and there are fears that number could rise when rescue workers finally gain access to remote areas mama doe has more now from the capital nairobi for. a week of the torrential floods in most parts of north western kenya many bridges that mean down fast flowing water also washed away long sections of roads workers are repairing this bridge on the road between keitai and road where the government's appealing for help from anyone but a lack of jam we need of assistance we can get we have people to well wishers for the priority for nice to take food and medicine to the affected people so they can cope with the idea. the village of tom collins one of the was hit by floods and landslides which followed days of torrential rains and tire families were wiped out in a torrent of water rocks and in all $21.00 kenyans died here you might assume

that when such disasters happen emergency help is quick to arrive but in time like it's the villagers left with the grim task of such and for the bodies of missing relatives government rescue workers are yet to arrive because of the damage to roads and bridges. we're really sad that we've not yet recovered the bodies about children it's not just my son's body but also my neighbors 7 children who died we need urgent help. we spoke with counties damaged traders and their families are walking together to clear the debris away eager to reopen their businesses but the flood threat isn't over kenyans in affected villages again being judged to move to safer ground when you don't you know the government does not necessary warning that's the danger is real affected by the floods and landslides must look at to

understand only when we have western 2 for the many flooded out of the whole grain but clearly not a few days could take months and months to recover from and there were long dull to be questions in the coming days and weeks about whether a mole could or should have been done to protect lives and property how about the world as it might all be. time for a short break here now just when we come back people are very angry about it and people are you do not support what he is proposing why divided communities in northern ireland by uniting against boris johnson's bragg's a plan. and in support of the rock secure their spot in the last 4 of the reagan gold cup with that story mark steyn.

hello again to welcome back we're here cross china things are not looking too bad as we begin the weekend but we do expect to see more rain and more clouds by the time we end the weekend here i want to show you our forecast map for saturday the rain is going to locally be here across much of the central areas and the northern areas temperatures across much of the region are into the mid teens and low teens we are going to be seeing some cooler conditions down here for an ending with attempt a few of 18 but do see that we're going to be seeing a lot more rain as we go towards sunday even over here towards the eastern seaboard we're going to be seeing rain for shanghai it's going to be a cool day in a drizzly day with the terms of their of 13 degrees while the philippines are on alert right now as a typhoon is strengthening just to the east of them and you can see the clouds right there on our satellite image as we go towards saturday with the storm gets a little bit closer not too bad for luzon right now but by the time we get towards sunday as well as into monday we are going to start to see the effects of the storm with the greatest storm surge and rain and from manila for the next few days we're

going to be seeing conditions here on sunday really not looking too bad but by the time we get towards tuesday we are looking at a typhoon threat across much of the area with the temperature really a rainy day in a stormy day at $31.00 degrees there also down here across parts of southern india the rain continues in the flood threat is on the increase. the weather sponsored by countdown and. close your eyes. listen. a little muslim i never thought i'd be singing in parliament with the poor i never dreamt of the way the words fail music speaks to short films about how music can knock down the rules and inspire hope for a better life a.j. selects on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks news polling shows 70 percent of americans believe president obama did something wrong regarding

$38.00 with detailed coverage for the $4000000.00 followers of the middle east brotherhood this is just a pull the city could put their ritual capital from around the world the yellow ribbon became a symbol for the shots a lot of politicians jailed a sufficient last month. welcome back a quick reminder of our top stories here this hour the iraqi prime minister. abdul mufti has announced he intends to resign it follows a call for a leadership change by a top cleric of the anti-government protests left more than 400 people dead. amount

has killed 2 people in a knife attack in central london the coding to police the suspect 28 year old post monk was also shot dead during the incident calm was known to authorities and have been convicted of terrorism related offenses in 2012. people around the world it's taken part in bombings to modern more action on climate change the un's major conference on the issue is set to begin. madrid next week. at least 13 people have been killed by rebels in eastern democratic republic of congo 28 people who were killed by idea fighters earlier this week have not been buried the funerals in the village of asia were initially perspiring with crowds demanding the military leave the area queues the army and un peacekeepers offending to protect them. from the regional capital goma. the morgue in the hospital is still small to hold the bodies of 28 people killed by allied democratic forces or a.d.f.

fighters in an attack this week so saab cost gets half to stay outside the. family and residents of stealing chalk are also frustrated accusing both congolese security forces and united nations peacekeepers of not doing enough to protect them from rebel attacks. what is happening here is unacceptable we need to be united to solve the security problem i have seen those bodies most coveted it burned we cannot accept this. work in this crowd have lost many relatives. we don't want to see soldiers police our day un they must all believe my parents and 3 other relatives have been killed i don't have a family now. many say that angered by the insecurity at least $100.00 civilians have been killed by a.d.f. rebels since the government offensive against them started in october. protestors

have been out on the streets of temple and goma in north kivu province police have been trying to clear this road all morning by fear the feeling i did because people keep bringing back the stone processing go mark i said several days ago in protest there's a bank there want to get to a un base to express that and out of that thing they do not want the un here because the un and the government for the not doing enough to protect the people in beni. some human rights campaign as also accuse security forces of failing to do their job. people bad the brunt of the battle to control vast mineral resources here it's never become really isn't me that is going to solve it it's no more no school that is a felony here. but it's to cut off. the supply channel of blue allowed mineral rights that's number one

second then has to be top notch whether we cold this people 80 year full base to whatever we need to engage in and that has to be done honestly regionally by you all the neighboring countries back in the believed to not only allowed funds they also hope for the rebels to time kathy soliah al-jazeera. the president of the south american country of tsunami has been sentenced to 20 years in prison a panel of 3 judges convicted. for the killing of 15 political opponents and $982.00 when he became the de facto leader following a coup the decision was announced on friday while the president was on the fischel trip to china. but he's in hong kong say they've seized about 4000 petrol bombs from a university barricaded by a protest as for almost 2 weeks a cleanup has begun at the polytechnic university after hundreds of bottles of

chemicals were also reportedly found but he said students were using the campus as a weapons factory dozens were arrested as they tried to escape the campus following some of the most violent clashes yet after months of anti-government protests meanwhile the protests was held in support of a former british consulate employees who says he was tortured by the police in china simon chang was detained for 2 weeks in august when visiting the mainland and protesters are demanding that the british government investigate so a clock was at the rally. this but the people here to support the former british consulate worker simon ching ching says he was a time on a work trip to sions in mainland china was in beaten and tortured by chinese police . by notorious have rejected the accusation inside chain broke the law while in chains and these people want the case investigated by the british government and i think the investigations. by british government is that of hong kong government

because simon british national overseas. before 997 obviously even he. stopped just hours later in hong kong more rallies are planned over the weekend but the c. of the pulley technique university campus in tallinn has now come to an end police have now entered the campus and collected evidence for the investigation that includes around $4000.00 picture bonds and $500.00 women like device places around $1300.00. i have now been arrested but the clean up at polytechnic university has just begun. now saddam's former ruling party has condemned a new law seeking to dissolve it and seize its assets the national congress party accuse what it calls an illegal new government of taking a reckless decision on thursday the cabinet passed a law to disband the former president omar al bashir his regime the dissolution of the n.c.p. was a key demand of protesters during months of unrest that led to bashar has removal.

well protest leader. welcomed developments but he's demanding for the change. we are actually really excited about this rule it was like finally coming we were expecting it months ago and now that it's happening this is the one thing that was all uniting us on october 21st we went into because this in the main aim was dismantling the national congress party and to us this is an end of an era just having this rule is a big deal now when you want to talk about the deep state and all that and the committee that they put together there is only one thing that's really scaring us is for them to quit because the president of the committee is going to be from. the presidential council that we have right now and half of it is army people so we're actually scared that one of the army people will be head of that committee because then everybody knows they used to be part of the n.c.p. so for us he's like that has to be the 1st step we we need one of these he believes to be the president and going forward we're expecting good things i mean this is

the start it's strange it's kind of the start of the end to is the start of what we all wanted which is get rid of the national congress party this dictatorship that will this for 30 years with all the bad things that came with it genocide or not but also it's now the split between now this people in the government and there is the prices on the ground and now this is the last thing that united us so now we have a moment of unity that's happening right now. now the irish border has been one of the main problems with sorting out a deal for the u.k. to leave the european union but northern ireland's traditionally divided communities have united against prime minister boris johnson's briggs that plan is now not a single political party in the province which supports his proposals honestly reports now from belfast belfast's the city never at peace with itself for decades divided the walls and fences separating the 2 communities remain it's like a patient never quite sure if they're recovering from a terminal illness but now they have something in common the irish republican side

of belfast always hated rex's the pro british side though supported it until boris johnson came along with a plan to partly divide the northern irish economy from the rest of the u.k. with a trade border in the sea his former allies here see that as a betrayal of the foundation of the united kingdom people are very angry about it people are do not support what he is proposing certainly i think he has underestimated the strength of feeling across northern ireland where you know we ferry clearly and people on the ground for really cherish being part of this united kingdom being a full part of the united kingdom and if that's what your friends think then what about your enemies this neighborhood of belfast has no murals no symbols of the sectarian divide it is middle class and successful and doesn't like bricks it's in any form it is in places like this that the unionists hold over northern ireland is most at risk i think race it has clearly transcended the constitutional question that's not to say that conversation isn't still alive and people don't still have

their strong views but yes i think you are seeing people who are prioritizing bragg's it rather than their views on the union or i should really because it is a clear and present danger to us. politics in northern ireland has never been like the rest of the u.k. people don't argue about whether they're socialist or conservative left wing or right wing but much more as to whether they see themselves as irish or see themselves as british but what's remarkable is our political shades of all opinion from the most staunchly loyalists to the most republican are united against boris johnson's version the brick says and so opinions a shifting of the university we spoke to students from the unionist community bricks it has changed the way that they and many others think and how they will vote in this election and there's a lot of unionists that i know within my own community they have voiced they see him as she if there was another referendum tomorrow and it was either to remain and

part of the e.u. or to leave as far as johnson's date we would for germany and for northern ireland to the press and stay with the u.k. as well and within a year has done so much for the peace process and a lot of our funding for child support has all come from the european union to the untrained eye belfast looks like anywhere else but it isn't and both the police and politicians awarding of the potential for civil unrest for northern ireland boris johnson's mantra of getting bricks it done has trouble written all over it largely al-jazeera belfast. 49 people are mountains died in albania as west of a quake rescue workers are still sifting through rubble in search of survivors the port town of daraa as was the worst hit by the 6.4 magnitude quake which also damaged buildings in the capital tehran. most prime ministers reported have told colleagues he plans to resign joseph mascots under pressure of the government's

alleged cover up of the murder of a journalist 2 years ago daphne. died in a car bomb explosion on investigating corruption involving politicians and business executives nor about money reports. to government ministers resigned as the prime minister's chief of staff and now joseph musket himself also he's telling friends his government's been accused for months of mishandling the murder investigation which goes right to the heart of his political and business community journalist daphne carolina was killed in a car bomb explosion 2 years ago while investigating corruption involving politicians and business executives. as protests this rallied early friday outside parliament in the capital letter demanding his resignation the prime minister met his government ministers without ministers conrad mizzi and chris

cardona they resigned on tuesday along with the prime minister's top aide keith schembri who was taken away for questioning and released on friday 1st of all this is a national security issue. as is the case with all prime ministers i believe that i have to be briefed on national security issues for us this was not just a murder this was a major case that shook our democracy the murder investigation is focused on one of motors richest men jorgen fenech phonecalls in rested for the 4th time last week as he attempted to leave the mediterranean island on his yacht before she was killed he had revealed a secret offshore company called 17 black. a reuters investigation last year named fenech as the company which was allegedly used to fund shell companies linked to government ministers has son is accusing the government of covering up his

brother's murder we know nothing of my family knows nothing the journalist no nothing people no nothing that's why we're here it's called briefly absurd the police release a statement all feasible one sentence where vista gave can be found no evidence and released him and they want us to believe that. 3 men and now waiting trial for the reporter's murder but with the investigation dragging out for 2 years the patience the protests is demanding on says has run out and it seems so has the prime minister's time in office nor about a manly al-jazeera. title a short break here now does he want to come back with the sport the host take a deep dive in search of gold at the southeast asian games more and that's thanks. from me al-jazeera london to

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something wrong regarding 38 with detailed coverage for the 4000000 followers of the movie brotherhood this isn't just a police city it's the ritual capital from around the world the yellow ribbon became a symbol of the full shots a lot politicians a sufficient loss. welcome back topple to support his role. thank you one of the men at the center of the fee for corruption scandal ricardo to sherif has been given a lifetime ban from football for taking bribes or to share

a scene here on the right was the former head of the brazilian football confederation think he took bribes from marketing and media rights for south american football competitions like the corporate america between 200620122 share who lives in brazil is still wanted by u.s. authorities for his part in the 2015 fee for corruption scandal that eventually led to the downfall of the then president sepp blatter english premier league side arsenal have fired their manager emery in a statement the club said the decision was taken it due to results and performances not being at the level required emery replies are some vaguer at the club in may of last year having previously led parasites him out of the french league title but the team are now ensuring their worst run of results since 9092 and they were beaten by aren't tracked frankfurt in the europa league on thursday there have been some words of support for the outgoing manager and his fantastic coach

lot happier times and of his the little fantastic coach with a proven record. little bit of. another big club. and this could be we're back on track so. it will drown us miracle keep going. you'll get a little. so who will replace emily well the early favorite is the current wolves manager new nor a spiritual santa the portuguese led bulls to a 6th place finish last season and they're currently 5th in the table as of qualified for the next round of the europa league napoli coach carlo and chalabi is another possibility napoli's players are in open revolt with the owner right now and that's led some to suggest that he could leave he's also won the english premier league title before with chelsea interim boss freddie ljungberg would be a popular choice for the gunners founds the swede was a member of our stores invincibles team out on friday he said however long he

oversaw the team he would give everything and try to put some smiles on faces again now it's been a huge day for the. arabian gulf cup yemen all friday for their 1st win of the tournament having lost their opening match they were 6 nil winners at the khalifa international stadium that man karim hassan scoring a hat trick. what iraq be the united arab emirates in the other group probably going to confirm their spot in the semifinals 1st half goals from r r r r r r securing a 2nd straight win for iran the country is due to host the next gulf cup in 2021. the saudis are terry both houses quick is during practice for sunday's abu dhabi grand prix sunday's race will be the final one of the season and it's been a difficult one for runners danny ricardo not a single podium finish all year or more problems on friday his engine catching fire and then shooting turtle all over p.r. ghastly in his toro rosso with a new world champion lewis hamilton was 2nd quickest during the 2nd session and as

i mentioned both houses quick is over but his practice sessions but he also calls the crusher rohmer groeschel for which he received a reprimand from the stewards qualifying takes place on site now the host of philippines are taking a deep dive in their pursuit of gold medals at the southeast asian games underwater hockey is making its games that the german island reports from manila. holding their breath for the biggest sports competition in their career these athletes have been promoting underwater hockey in the philippines a largely unknown sport in the country underwater hockey is making its debut at the southeast asian games the sea games this month the 4th time the philippines has hosted the games underwater hockey originated in britain in the 1950 s. when it was known mostly as to push helping diversity fit during the cold winter

months in the philippines a number of players including cherry on yankel have been trying to make the sport popular for years our objective or our wish our goal is that. they want to have to be part of a. record it can be so says we have a very big advantage because it indicates this you know surrounded by water so many of us are we need make up for the moment we want there because where you know there's a lot the freshness we missed out there yeah i think we're in a very very good. southeast asian games hosts are usually allowed to add or remove preferred sports at the tournaments there are teams from at least 11 countries across southeast asia and underwater hockey is just one of the 6 new sports this year. obstacle greasing is another sport that requires the mid july speeds and

resistance it is slowly gaining popularity in the philippines. we are aiming idea only we are aiming forest 6 goals and for us overs so that's the that's our target and we are doing our best that we can deliver and we can bring bring the medal for for our country almost 10000 athletes are expected to compete in the least 56 sports the filipinos hoped to do enough to reclaim the overall championship the country born when it last hosted the games in 2005 but these underwater hockey players representing their country for the 1st time is a victory in itself dugan al-jazeera manila. that is always full for now more later . thank you very much indeed well that's it for me daryn jordan for this news don't go away though my colleague michel carries up next much more of the day's news stay

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