sees her exiled surveilled and betrayed by those closest to her. but her resolve is unshaken. onita devil lives without. witness on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara sara this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes. more than 100 people killed in the worst day of violence since me and mars military seized power 2 children are among the dead. why a rise in corona from virus infections in india could jeopardize the delivery of

vaccines to lower income countries. iran and china have signed a historic deal to strengthen their alliance for sanctions said tehran it's a major economic lifeline. calling out violent attacks against asian americans protests get underway across the u.s. . i'm german ash with the sport on another busy night of wild cup qualifiers and in formula one the max the stop and champion do is hamilton to poland for the 1st born free of the season in bahrain. we begin the news hour in myanmar where the military has once again turned its weapons on its own people on armed forces they a military holiday the security forces opened fire on civilians across the country

killing at least $114.00 according to local media it's the bloodiest day since the february 1 who the international response was swift and blunt the british foreign minister described the killing of armed civilians including children as a new low there were similar sentiments from the u.s. ambassador to me and maher who described the bloodshed as horrifying while the united nations said the violence was completely unacceptable and must stop immediately our coverage begins with this report by tony. there was no mark was. the inconsolable cry of a father is dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home in central myanmar as the security forces moved in. to city yangon looked and sounded like

a battle zone the soldiers and police roam the streets burning barricades firing stun grenades and live rounds. and pain everyday lives and these are. these are engineers these these are these a community leaders and this is student this wounded man was dragged visibly bleeding into the road rather than help or provide 1st aid the soldiers beat him as he laid in a pool of his own blood in the southern city of daraa way these 3 men on a motorcycle or shot at random as they passed police trucks to manage to get to their feet and flee a 3rd wounded trapped beneath his bike and those wounded or killed dragged away unceremoniously to be bundled into army trucks. all of this on a day meant to celebrate myanmar's armed forces but celebrate they did outside the

capital naypyidaw on an enormous parade ground and or inspiring display of military hardware and might. the gentle leader in his address avoided the fact these soldiers are now fighting their own people and reinforced his statement that members of the army are the guardians democracy movement. the armed forces unavoidably assume the state responsibility by lawful means due to the unlawful acts of the n l d led government in the 2020 election after the accomplishment of the state of emergency provision a free and fair election will be rerun and the handover of state responsibility will be continued while the military has faced little opposition so far manned mars armed ethnic groups have been threatening to intervene if the violence continues her young like they continue to shoot at protesters and bully the people i think all ethnic groups would not just stand by and do nothing but its civilians who now face the military's wrath 7 year old bone man he was shot in the head inside his

home in mandalay don't worry everything will be ok but don't sleep say his parents as they try to treat his wound. children are now facing the full might of myanmar's military machine tony chang al-jazeera. well earlier i spoke to dr sassa who was appointed me on mars special envoy to the u.n. by the now the span that parliament he condemned the saturday's killings and called on the international community to intervene this muscle car was clearly plants and gordon needed at the highers level all these cowardly reaching. our peaceful movement we struggled and dear the resume it is impossible to express the pain that we feel and what

we have seen today a picture of her own being shot to death. these people must be brought to justice we agree with the british foreign secretary dominate iraq it is unacceptable to 54000000 people of myanmar that these foreign people mob went into wind this killer when this liberate by killing among the 3 the people of myanmar if one of them in the power war where the slaughter of almost 100 people men women insurance it is impossible for us to express the pain that we feel when we saw those 4 am department join hands with those celebrities and of military to the others you call the military generals murderers and the terrorist organization mean we've seeing the violence in the

deaths escalate since february 1st what do you hope that the international community is going to do because seeing that russia and china for example were present today in myanmar with the military it seems unlikely that the security council will be able to act so what else would you hope members of the international community will do what do we need more to shoot if you than these military to the reverse are there already is organization. therefore all international community we appealed to them. the member of middle age in the rose to be the same they did as for a terrorist organizations labeled as stories of innocent because 'd they have been killing the enormous than people of myanmar. they have not only done this

time they have killed powers of our brothers sisters the 2017 there kill so many put his mug into the servant and if it kills so many students in 199-7988 so what do we need to prove that these people are their race organizations and so far it's been a peaceful protest the civil disobedience movement that as it's called that as we are continuing to see the number of deaths rise you think that that should change do you think that perhaps opposition to the military should no longer be peaceful in myanmar if international community failed on the people of myanmar if there's no actions only words i'm afraid my country will have to go through the code does see if you will that we have

never seen before that it's almost impossible to imagine that the blood in days and months ahead this where we have to be a pyrrhic to international community to punish this is general as military to the us who are not become the result of nation as soon as possible before my country call ups completely. for decades your former leader and son sue chee was a symbol certainly in the west of the potential democracy in myanmar and then you know after it eventually happened as well she did not condemn the things that happened to the rohingya in me and i do think that that i mean that did cost her a lot of sympathy within the international community do you think that that's having an impact in the reaction from the international community now

duly our leader also switches administrations we should offer. the military to the rose this powerful man who smoked the guards 5 of the top 10 companies are from military and others and they have reserve themselves to do 5 percent of the seats in parliament and that means that we cannot change any law that they have made and created for themselves so 'd it's a very difficult in his shoes to maneuver in a common dealerships but we have reason and i mean this would be the explanations of why she acted the way she did i'm just wondering whether you think that that is having an impact the lack of perhaps the lack of sympathy that some in the international community feel for towards her whether that might be having an impact in the response or lack thereof to what's happening right now if some

liberal i agree 'd but i do also think the international community failed to understand how did it or was this a mans now we are calling as the terrorist organizations so it's a very important to focus of focus on decent military chelators a lot of our leader to our city. dr sessa speaking to me a little earlier will mean really at least 2 people were reportedly killed when myanmar army fighter jets launched airstrikes on a village near the thai border a further 2 people are said to have been injured during the attack which happened in the district which is controlled by the on the cameron ethnic group earlier the carin international union said it killed 10 soldiers after overrunning an army base coming up on al jazeera this news hour stuck in the suez

a dutch salvage firm hopes it can solve or 100000000 dollar an hour problem. the air. force alone is carnivorous experiment concerts and covert tests to get people dancing again plus whales finally get their hands on the 6 nations trophy that's coming up with gemma in sport. the right to. the delivery of vaccines to developing countries through the u.n. backed kovacs program could be pushed back by several weeks because of the slowdown of exports from a major indian producer the indian government has told international buyers it will now have to keep more available doses because of a rise in new infections are india correspondent elizabeth piron them reports from new delhi. for more than 3 months indian made code 19 vaccines have been delivered

to countries around the world 60000000 doses have gone to 76 countries as part of aid and commercial agreements but india recorded its highest number of coronavirus cases in 5 months this week and the government says it must now prioritize local supply the director general of the world health organization says that's understandable but it's important and the a continues to export vaccines we're already in discussion to keep a balance so that they can use locally but i've the same time continue to provide. other countries vaccines from the scene and in the studio of india. the serum institute of india which is making the oxford astra zeneca vaccine is the world's largest manufacturer and the biggest contributor to the u.n. fact that for mine india's decision to produce exports is already being felt

overseas more medium as you kish we go and buy that scenes from a country pay for it part of the shipment arrives in the country and want to 2nd plane flies there their attorney general blocks the shipment these are unpredictable things that we think's botched they will be some relief in india itself health workers in maharashtra the worst affected and 2nd most populous state struggling to deal with the highest number of cases since the pandemic began. when they were no beds available for them here there's also a shortage of resident doctors even the resident doctors who are available overloaded with work and getting enough corn there's also a shortage of supplies from the administration to an extent that is being resolved but it's not fast enough because the number of patients is so hard as cases rise the government has faced criticism that it's export it more doses than for the 58000000 of its own citizens who have so far been inoculated the government is

running behind its own should you look back so they sent 300000000 people but all this is to address that is expanding the criteria was eligible for vaccine as a plan for a lot it's an occupation dr elizabeth cohen of al-jazeera new delhi. allez there brazil and u.k. variants of covert 19 tighten their grip on latin america chile as government is considering postponing an election for the 11th of april that was supposed to select the members that would draft a new constitution in santiago infections of now risen 57 percent in just 2 weeks despite having the world's fastest vaccination program. meanwhile brazil makes up a quarter of global daily coronavirus that's it's expected its daily death toll could soon reach 4000 argentina has banned the travel to and from chile brazil and mexico let's go live now to daniel in buenos aires so tell us

a little bit more about the measures being introduced in argentina. well barbara i think the government here in argentina fills our blige in many ways to enforce these measures because as we've just been hearing with the news from india that the kovacs scheme is not releasing as many vaccines as many countries would like they're arriving in dribs and drabs here in latin america people apart from with the exception of chile most countries have not been not vaccinated more than one or 2 percent of their population that's certainly the case here in argentina 6 percent of their 1st vaccine less than 2 percent of the population of 44000000 have had their 2nd vaccine so as they look across the border here from argentina into places like brazil they see the infection rates rising especially with people infected with this extra infectious p one p 2 variant they feel they have no other options but to apply these measures restricting travel they've done

mexico chile and brazil because they see these as the worst hit countries but we've still got a serious situation in peru for instance where a 1000000 and a half people have been infected so those measures have come into place no flights true or from those 3 countries for now there's already a ban on flights to and from the u.k. which has been in place for some must some weeks simply to stop those variances extra virulent variants coming in to argentina it's been hit hard 255000 dead 2200000 people infected but the government feels it has more or less contained the virus the hospitals are not being overrun so those measures remain in place and saw they can really get a handle on the situation and bring more vaccines in. and then you mentioned brazil there are people now calling for an urgent nationwide strategy in that country a country that is seeing a real jump in infections and deaths as well because the whole approach to it has

been quite strange and a bit divided between the president and other heads of some other areas of brazil that would like to see stricter measures in place. yeah i mean very much our own right from the beginning of the pandemic there have been calls in brazil for a federal approach or you know a national approach to fighting the pandemic but president job also now at all has never seemed to take it seriously called the $1000.00 virus nothing worse than a little flu right at the beginning of the pandemic and he we now have a situation in which some states notably the states of cell power which has a population of over $40000000.00 bigger than many countries the governor there shell doria negotiating independently with the producers of vaccines doing a deal with an institute in brazil hoping to produce its own nationally produced

vaccine in opposition to the president who is urging people to go back to work for instance when the mayor of the city of rio de janeiro put a ban on people going to the beaches to try to control the spread of the virus president also now to urge people to go to the beat then they should be soaking up the victim in the fight to divide us so you have this war of words you have a legal disputes on both sides a very difficult situation but increasing numbers of people protesting against the president also naro but he also has many tens of thousands millions perhaps of followers who are out there supporting his measures protesting against efforts to try to contain the virus asking people to stay indoors so a very difficult situation there as the numbers continue to rise 313000000 people infected 303-732-7000 people dead so that is a very difficult situation and some of the worst figures in the world coming out of

brazil then in charlotte with the latest from well as it is thank you. meanwhile the philippines is again tightening restrictions as hospitals in manila struggle to cope with a rising number of coronavirus infections the measures which include a ban on non-essential travel mass gatherings and restaurants dining will last for a weekend will affect 24000000 people living in the capital and nearby provinces more than 1000 new cases have been reported in the past 2 days china and iran have signed the landmark 25 year cooperation agreement in a challenge to the bind in the ministration the deal which has been in the works since 2016 was signed by the chinese foreign minister and his it rainin counterpart china is expected to invest in key sectors of iran's economy as part of the deal including energy and infrastructure the pact is tehran's 1st with

a major world power as a bagel has more now from the uranium capital tehran. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in place today but this visit does come at a time where china has reportedly stepped up its purchase of direct oil sales for from iran and also this is the highest chinese official that's visited iran since the election of president joe biden in january so both politically and economically iran has been turning to russia and china and back last year in october when the united states and the president donald trump was planning to put forth a motion to the united nations to stop an arms embargo being lifted the foreign ministry here told us that their understanding was and that they were confident that russia and china would intervene with a veto but this deal does have some does have some critics inside the country even

though it's been backed by the highest authority the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini now the former president mahmoud ahmadinejad said that the details of this deal have not been made available to the public and the squid not be really passed by parliament but there were also rumors that iran would be handing over control of some of its islands to china and government here have denied that this is that there's nothing inside the deal that gives any country control of islands or chinese military forces presence in the country but it does have widespread political support inside this country and it's a way for iran to be independent and build a country in an economy that is sanctions resilient. central american migrants return to mexico by the u.s. government have expressed their devastation at the order president joe biden has sought to stop the protégé sions of immigrants already in the country and doing one of donald trump's policies but a report found the biden is turning migrants back under another rule introduced by

trump known as title $42.00 that was introduced a year ago to prevent the spread of covert 19 by grants of the mexican border city of sure that what is say the open door they were promised became revolving one. what is this is a plan. he's supposed to have said that he's going to help all the immigrants we really are as i say in a shelter we hurry up and we have faith in god and hope that our words will be heard by a president that allowed us and. i knew it can be done i know that joe bugner president was able to do it you know i'm saying come those of you who are suffering . and border towns in colombia say they're running out of space to cope with the thousands of refugees who continue to flee fighting in neighboring venezuela about 5000 people have crossed the river border in the past 6 days venezuela's military launched an air and ground offensive against on rebel groups in

a poor state on sunday some of the refugees of accuse the venezuelan soldiers of murdering civilians looting and burning homes. the french energy group has halted its operations in mozambique following an attack by an armed group in a hotel in the north of the country 200 people including foreigners are trapped inside a real hotel in palma it's been under attack by isolating fighters for 4 days the government is trying to take control of the situation in the coastal town where several people have reportedly been killed. jasmyn opera man is a senior researcher at the armed conflict location an event data project she says the recent attacks are showing a level of sophistication in guerrilla fighting not seen in the region before this attack has been brewing for some time now we have seen for attacks preceding this it tack. in terms of preparation we have seen the insurgents

intermittently and rushing remember actually roads and isolating parmar local dissatisfaction again security forces and the insurgents the opportunity to proceed we're gaining a momentous victory against the government i foresee sadly to same and it's a human tragedy beyond believe that defect speak for themselves i feel i foresee they didn't see as we have seen now in pommel to proceed this if is the question and the level of poor nation tells me that we are experiencing guerrilla fighting training these fighters being involved in directing and i do foresee that the decks as we have seen confined to nagar the most somewhat of a pariah bomb are due to the rain season that is coming to an end when the game

starts spreading south and i am worried that move weird hour will be the next target of attack b. is no u.-turn the is no quick fix the insurgency is directing them amend them and they simply no end in sight. still to come on al-jazeera this hour the high price of the coronavirus on culture ballets artists struggling to survive as that and then make stops tourism and the favorite takes the honor is that the $12000000.00 dubai world cup horse race. this news almost finished in turkey not quite finished the scandinavian and most of the weather is coming in from the atlantic but not so much from the north and more

from the west now again that is spreading that's probably fairly promising so those western windy there's the blue in the errors going cross the british isles northern germany scandinavian the baltic states and there's an old frontal system warning through ukraine giving rain to kiev not snow there's nothing much else so temps you can start to rise in the twenty's very happily in spain in italy were coming up that way really mbogo area in turkey take a day or so shooting to get there copenhagen shows the dramatic change in the wind comes in from the west we're starting off at 6 with light rain and then to love and then faulty that's probably where we'll stick maybe a fluctuation still snow possible in norway but you work for much anywhere else is a little bit still running through the baltic states do western side of russia otherwise enjoy the warm sunshine and it should be fairly warm london's going up to about 2021 by choose day which is pretty high but a welcome bit of spring sunshine and his turkey story not much in the sky anchors

up to 10 on tally up to 70. mexico's coded 1000 death toll is one of the world's highest with one in 5 of its inhabitants living in the capital with the deadly upsurge inevitable to take a good half a 1000000 visitors every day there's really no way to take the truth of the guards with that quote it all has the governments on orthodox strategy lead to unnecessary suffering frontline mexico the fight against coded 19 on al-jazeera. this was wrong to teach children away from their parents and heard them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put us

in the big player and we sort of looked after so i don't remember the children's names will never forget the cars kind it is dark secret on al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera meehan mars military has again turned on its own people killing at least 114 unarmed civilians that's according to local media there has been international condemnation of the violence the u.s. ambassador to me in march describing the bloodshed is horrifying. the delivery of

coronavirus vaccines to developing countries through the u.n. backed kovacs program could be pushed back by several weeks because of the slowdown of exports from a major indian producer the indian government has told international buyers it will now have to keep more of a any available doses up to a rise in new infections and china and iran have signed the landmark 25 year cooperation agreement in a challenge to the by the administration the deal which has been in the works since 2016 was signed by the chinese foreign minister one year and his it rainin counterpart. china is expected to invest in key sectors of iran's economy as part of the dealing energy and infrastructure the pact is tehran's 1st with a major world power. people across the united states have been protesting against the recent rise in acts of violence against asian americans.

voted on by. democratic vents took place in 60 cities across the u.s. including new york there's been a sharp rise in violence and discrimination against people of asian descent since the start of the kobe $1000.00 pandemic with many blamed on china concern in the asian community increased after 6 women of asian descent will show that in atlanta georgia this month's. castro was one of event in washington d.c. . it was a pretty good turnout a few 100 people fewer than there were here last weekend but the activists here said that they were in a keep up the pressure because even as the victims of those georgia shootings 6 of whom were asian american women even as they are being laid to rest this weekend the number of attacks on asian americans across the country continue to grow these are attacks have been captured on surveillance cameras in various cities older people

being pushed to the ground unprovoked stabbings people being slashed in the face and of course the racial slurs and comments that many in the asian american community have grown accustomed to and they said that this is simply cast to stop that it's been enough the group stop a.p.i. hate has accumulated reports of more than 3800 incidents of hate against asian americans just in this past year and its founders say that very much to blame is former president donald trump and his rhetoric blaming the coded pandemic on china using racial slurs to describe the virus and that's why the activists were out here today also in new york city and los angeles many other places in 60 cities all together. there and what they're calling a day of action to protect asian americans and manatees attacks against them. well joining us now by skype from los angeles is marina and lee she is the co-founder of

the asians do matter organization i'm really thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera we were just hearing from our correspondent there she was one of those demonstrations in washington d.c. there have been dozens across the united states do you think it's time for things like that and what impact do you think those kinds of them stray sions and the heightened awareness i guess of the past few weeks will have on the issue thank you so much barbara for having me. believe protests and rallies are vigils. across 60 cities have been just so. quite. big support. have come together and in multicultural support gets as much needed la times we as community tend to not speak out

so it's very kerching for them to come and support. you know what happened recently i guess the catalyst for a lot of this attention was the awful murder of those 6 women in that plan to women of asian descent and of course a lot of people saying that with donald trump in the last the year is you know calling coke over for example the china virus made things worse i mean do you see it is that do you think that the past year since cove it heightened the kind of discrimination that asian americans often get or do you think it was always there perhaps the focus just wasn't on it. i believe it was always there. yes. the danger and the murders murders because now it's. meditative because you know that you cannot push someone elderly down on the ground and that's a huge potential that the elderly could die or be seriously injured and so is

pretty meditate at this point so it's very high at this time and thank you for media for covering it because a lot of times these things are not. shown if that makes sense why do you why i mean if you say that i guess the media that in general incidents like that were a show and or talked about especially considering that again in the past few months we had the black lives matter movement which heightened attention on racism in general so why do you think that perhaps hatred against asian americans sort of went down to the the radar if you think that that's a correct assessment. yes 1st off. the data is not quite there thanks to. stop by hate groups that have collected you know self reported data of 300 instances or else if you

look at any of the f.b.i. reports and so forth it's a very low percentage. but. it's. always been there racism has always been there and you're quite right and thank you for bringing up the black lives matter because that just happened and you would think that you know most everyone would say oh this is hate it's hate it's not just hate against one particular nationality you know racism is just pure hate in is not acceptable so thank you for linking that because at the time the media have this narrow definition of these hate crimes being just you know happening during cold. pandemic but that's this ultimately is racism and we have to discuss it such so thank you for that it in fairness is not just the media there

are people in you know and in some there's there's a big discussion is well over those things in atlanta you know that it's not necessarily i hate crime how do you i suppose suggest that it is to the people who doubt it. you have. up in oakland and san francisco you have to gays are not prosecuting certain cases even in new york i think. they're not labeling asian hate crime because it's hard to look into someone's mind and say this is you know why it happened so it's hard to prosecute but. i believe congresswoman from new york and senator from hawaii have pushed out a bill stating that we should no matter if we can prosecute or not to actually label as such so that we would have the data so we would be able to do something

about it marina and lee founder or co-founder of the asians do matter organization speaking to us from los angeles madame think you think you are several 1000 women in the turkish capital have protested against the withdrawal from a landmark treaty protecting women from violence turkey was the 1st country in 2011 to sign the council of europe accord which is backed by 45 nations officials from president party had called for it to be reviewed arguing that it clashed with turkey's conservative values they also say it promotes homosexuality because it doesn't discriminate against people on grounds of sexual orientation. new attempts are being made to move the ship that's been blocking the suez canal in egypt for the past 5 days the dutch salvage for more came to free the ever a given says it could be successful by the start of next week the stern of the

vessel is now free and they're hoping that higher tides and the arrival of 2 more tug boats on sunday will help their operation the 400 meter long container ship ran aground on tuesday close to the south end of the can now after the crew lost visibility during a sandstorm well $321.00 ships are now blocked on either side of the canal because of this and this is having a flow on effect on the global economy or oil prices jumped 4 percent on friday both west texas intermediate crude futures and brant crude prices $1740000.00 barrels or about 5 percent of all shipped last year went through the canal the suez canal handles about 12 percent of global trade and lloyd's list says that each day of blockage disrupts more than $9600000000.00 worth of goods that's about $400000000.00 every hour well the traffic jam at both ends of the canal is forcing

shipping companies to consider taking the longer route around south africa's cape of good hope this adds about 10000 kilometers about 12 days to the journey and could cost an extra $300000.00 in fuel the investigation into the incident meanwhile is continuing. it could have been a technical or human ever that will be revealed through the investigation many different mistakes might be the reason but we cannot prove anything yet the only clear reason is that there was strong winds under some storm but they might not be the only reasons and you'll this will be revealed during the investigation you know 2 of the world's largest local elections have begun in north east india in what's seen as a significant test for the prime minister and their on their modi and his hindu nationalist b.g.p. party b j p has been campaigning hard for its 1st victory in the state of west bengal

which has a population of more than 90000000 people voting has also begun in assam home to more than 30000000 bodies popularity has been hit by months of protests by farmers and of course the effects of the pan am one of barcelona's top music venues will hold a concert for 5000 people in a covert 19 experiment they want to see how well they can prevent the virus from spreading at large events people's people must present a negative covert test taken that day and wear face masks a similar event was held in december. now earlier we discussed the experiment with. a senior lecturer in global health advisor at the university college london school of pharmacy. i think this is actually really important to better understand how economies that you have high rates of vaccination shouldn't flirt with any. confined space so this type of experience is not the 1st we've seen

similar again back in december we had the experience again barcelona with 500 people there 5000 and equally also in berlin and germany and this is all going to be critical in terms of understanding exactly how we can provide interventions that keep people safe jury and pandemic when we narrow of course the rest of the world is lacking access to vaccines so in one sense this is a plan forward is a way to ensure that economies can recover in the short term but we also need to keep one eye about everything outside of our own borders and i don't think that countries within europe or u.k. are he not sufficient. the indonesian island of bali has been a cultural hub for centuries with galleries and museums displaying the work of

traditional artists but the pandemic has forced many to close their doors some artists found ways to keep selling their work but many say they're struggling to get by jessica washington reports from jakarta on the island of bali in the village a 5 to one fly and not through has been making and selling mosques for more than 50 years they used it for traditional dances and are often sold a souvenir to. yes but with a closed to foreign tourists because of the pandemic he struggled to find customers what it got why young. there are 300 or 4 families in this village 95 percent of us are masks craftsman because of covert all sales were canceled. some artists in the village have turned to other jobs but that's not an option for everyone so you know that when the going to be something i'm only i cannot do

anything else i can't talk of course structured site i don't have the strength. since indonesia shut its borders he earns 30 dollars each month from sales nearby and other experienced artist works in his studio he could do it soucie is one of a group of artists who created this style of painting. i'm a guy and i paint to maintain balinese culture i want to show people overseas about bali the island the harvesting paddy fields cultivating the land cows ducks flowing water this is bali his granddaughter set up an instagram page to help sell his paintings online although he's forced to sell at a cheaper price he says he's fortunate. that. these days many people are stop painting entirely because it's so hard to sell their work gallery owners are also feeling the impact with almost no walk in

customers at this wood carving showroom nothing has been sold in months yeah. this is the darkest moment for the tourism industry there were incidents like the bali bombings in the volcanic eruption that impacted tourism but it's worse now. he's determined to stop his business from closing down like many galleries have. you noticed he took we will never shut down even if there are no customers i want the world to know that we're fighting. even though he isn't making any sales he still orders new sculptures from local artists to keep the industry alive while they all wait for better days just in washington al-jazeera to counter what iceland now were rivers of love are wrapped in from a volcano southwest of the capital reykjavik for the 8th successive day

geophysicists say the volcano could continue to erupt for days weeks or even years drawing streams of lava from up to 15 kilometers below the earth's surface is the 1st eruption in the region in about 800 years with the last one lasting 3 decades. still to come on al-jazeera this news hour. food at the livery service delivery room gets ready to list on the london stock exchange one of the writers who say they're being left behind and world cup hosts kept out to get their 2nd win in 4 days that's coming up in sports. lead your country onto the pitch is a special moment for any football to do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend eric cantor now introduces honeyed saga who broke through social and political barriers to inspire

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my the elian to u.k. based food delivery company deliver ruis due to be listed on the london stock exchange in just a few weeks but some of its riders say it's an exploitative business model that makes it impossible to earn a decent living there urging the public to think about how they get their takeaways as the ban now reports. get paid for the time we get paid for pick up we get paid for drop off shot hussein has been a delivery writer in london for 5 years he says when he started working with a service he made decent money and could help support his parents but as delivery has taken on more writers and switched to a complex algorithm to calculate pay it's become harder now $26.00 chef calculates his average hourly earnings at below half the adult minimum wage or less than $6.00 now with the fees so low i actually had to cut back on

a lot of things the only thing that's actually keeping me afloat is universal credit and the sci s.s. government scheme even from anyone buy the parts from our. fix my bike out actually rely on the government scheme to actually. find the money shafts one of the delivery workers who took part in a nationwide survey it analyzed thousands of invoices collected by the independent workers' union of great britain representing people in what's known as the gig economy it found that a 3rd of delivery riders earned less than the adult minimum wage the union says conditions are pushing some workers to do longer hours pushing themselves to the limit but i've seen from my experiences i've seen writers turning up to work with broken limbs hands in cars forcing themselves to work i've seen women cycling well into their pregnancies because they can't afford to have the time off we see women coming back to work 2 weeks after giving birth because they don't have to money to

take maternity leave this is what looking at me looks like this is the business model that deliver a champ in a delivery room says it has 50000 writers who appreciate the flexibility the work provides and it's dismissed the new survey as one representative in a statement to the press delivery said writers in the u.k. are paid for each delivery they choose to complete and earn 13 pounds an hour on average out busiest times we communicate with thousands of writers every week and satisfaction is currently at an all time high but the company knows it's under pressure to change delivery route is due to be listed on the stock exchange next month. but several of the u.k.'s biggest investors so they won't be buying any shares because of concerns about how the firm treats its workers and the status of the riders cost and self employed contract is is on the question the supreme court recently ruled against which operates a similar model the taxi companies now granted all of its drivers holiday pay a guaranteed minimum wage and pension contributions it could have legal

implications for other gig economy firms shaphan hundreds of other riders are planning to strike when delivery launches on the stock market they want the public to take part in a boycott at the same time they say the job's precarious enough without having to struggle to a minimum wage. 0 london kate kind for the sport well here's gemma thank you barbara we start with the world cup qualifiers that were european champions portugal have stumbled in that campaign they began with an unconvincing one no one ever azerbaijan made wake but things haven't got any better against serbia portugal what a half time after 2 goals are from diego but alexander much of it and for that cost it made it to war and this fight going down to 10 men hung on for the points the world's top ranked side bouchon they were up against the czech republic both teams were missing players who had been refused permission to travel by their club sides in germany because they would have to quarantine on their return that belgium it

did have wrongly cauchy playing for them he equalized in the 10 draw turkey other surprise leaders in great shape after a back to back wins this time baby norway 3 now with 2 goals from a fan either side of the time on to a 2nd after beating gibraltar for one. and the netherlands sit in that group of 5000 of their fans were allowed in to watch the match with latvia and amsterdam after testing negative for coated 19 is part of an experiment that could help get supporters back into games quicker despite the netherlands recording their highest daily rate since january on the pitch the dutch made up for the loss to turkey on wednesday they won to no offense to goals from steven buck house and the deal. 2010 a world cup champions spain take on george on sunday after a disappointing draw with greece in the week but the preparations haven't exactly been going to plan the stadium lights at the dynamo arena and tbilisi when touts

during their training session the team consequently have to cut it short and hope they've done enough to prepare for that great big game the hosts of the world cup cats all played international friendly with azerbaijan and they got a 2nd victory in a week katsav came from behind to into it with both goals from house on i'll hate us they play in the republic of ireland next tuesday. much the staff and it will start from pole position. i wish i was for sunday's season opening of formula one race in bahrain the dutchman a pasted the fastest lap for his red bull team in qualifying at the socket circuit earlier champion at lewis hamilton will start alongside him on the grid off to going 2nd quickest houghton's sadie's teammate but ask the guys from 3rd is the 1st time red bull have been on pole for the opening race since 2013 the week so far i think the cars be working really well and just been really enjoyable to drive of

course with the wind changing the laws around every session is not easy to set up the car did it all worked out perfectly and then called fine yeah of course very happy with the decision. oh amazing if you get a chance to max it is such a great job so far from that last lap. i have to give it everything i had but i'm pushing with it giving up. the stuff and also made a short drive and commentator david kotok celebrated his 50th birthday by having his cake and eating it. not too far away in qatar italian by that francesco back in iowa secured paul for the 1st moto g.p. race of the season in his 1st qualifying session on as you cassie he smashed the last record of the last el circuits yamaha riders of. will start 2nd and 3rd respectively and valentino rossi was clearly delighted with his 4th place on

the grid in line time world champion is entering his 26 grand prix season and his 1st on a patrol in a spike. so i'm very happy my 1st step that position my 1st race we've seen so i would like to make everything possible to to finish the race tomorrow in the best way possible because they feel that we can make. a really great result tomorrow. a day after clinching rugby's 6 nations tight so why also finally being able to lift the trophy they won the championship after the nearest challenges from its last time to scotland on friday skipper allan when jones was handed the trophy at a ceremony at the team's base earlier is the 2nd time they've won the tournament in 3 is. everybody knows the rugby history and well i think young rugby players grow up dreaming that killing the jews even when they do it means so much to them i think we understand that we just custodians of the jews for

a period of john and so we want to do the peaceful might make an actual print really a lot of it's earlier we showed you sergio garcia is hole in one of the world golf championships matchplay tournament in texas while englishman tommy fleetwood did the same thing on the ferry say hold the world number 28 save this ice at the falls that was in his round of 16 match we didn't fratelli which he won to reach the quarter finals but he then lost that quarter final much to billy horsnell in a play off off they will square off to 18 holes safely it is out despite that amazing a hole in one that our top seed i'm defending champion ash bhatti is into the 4th round of the miami open tennis last off to sleep. well number one winning in straight sets 6362 against had a latvian opponents she plays victoria azarenka next in the men's tournament stephanos says about us made it 15 wins from 19 matches so far this year the number

2 seed beads and damaging point straight sets to reach the 3rd round where he will play k. initial corey. the olympic torch is continuing its journey around japan ahead of this summer's games and how about this for a welcome these spectators dressed in full color suits making the shape of the 5 olympic rings a great effort that the relay was on its 3rd day 3 fukushima and moves on to next on the 25th edition of the dubai world cup one of the world's richest races was won by american horse mystic guides and. he was riding in this event for the 1st time mystic finished a convincing a 3 and a quarter lengths clear of japanese trained to chew it was it to win at the $12000000.00 prize well done to them. you'll spoil it for me barbara gemma thank you and that is it for this news hour do stay with us i'm going to be

back in just a few minutes with more of that these thanks for watching the fight. it's a very bleak picture for a lot of americans out there white supremacy impacts all of us if you're putting more money into the hands of someone 1st taking money out of the hands of other workers that will goes to the king of he becomes a us versus them this is the deal about constraining your nuclear program the bottom line the big questions on out is they are told to al-jazeera.

you told me with the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not sell the fence material any country. conflict and yet we meet with global news makers until about the stories that matter on syria in colombia in the mid ninety's coca fields covered homes stretches of land far from the cities which were now on the high surveillance end of the ninety's people were talking about the potential for preserving a knocker sticked with the guerrillas to help drug traffickers sought refuge in the jungles of mountains well out of the state's reach. a father writes militia of $20000.00 men the united self defenders of colombia to fight the guerrillas. meanwhile colombia has made just so much military suffered ambushes by the font the soldiers were abducted in the hundreds the systematic killing led to the displacement of millions of people the paramilitaries dictated that those in the

zones they took over areas the state could never reach under pressure from the d.n.a. the criminals who came off the problem escobar hunted down the shell companies were dismantled under arrest increased. more than 100 people killed in the worst day of violence since me and mars military seized power 2 children are among the dead. my. hello i'm barbara sarah this is al jazeera live from london also coming up why a rise in corona virus infections in india could jeopardize the delivery of vaccines to lower income.