desperate situation of the indian government set up a new commission to monitor sources of air pollution across 5 north of the state's health experts and environmentalists had been wanting for months that the easing of the lockdown would lead to an increase in who should and the impact that would have on dogs because of the 19. still banned from facebook an oversight board upholds donald trump suspension from now. on or intel this is al jazeera live from london also coming up israel's president asks the opposition to form a new government casting doubt over benjamin netanyahu his political future. deciding who lives and who dies trainee doctors step up to the front line of

india's coronavirus crisis. and the u.n. report that says 150000000 people are at risk of hunger because of war climate change and now the pandemic. flu facebook has up held its ban on donald trump's account but its oversight board says the decision must be reviewed in 6 months the former u.s. president was suspended in the wake of january's attack on the capital the verdict could influence how social media will treat regulators in future that's going on now to washington d.c. and patty kohei know how to talk us through the decision by their side board. well let's remember let's begin by remembering exactly what happened as insurrectionists were actually inside the capitol lawmakers we saw then president released a video on facebook where he's talked about again the election was stolen which of

course it wasn't but he also urged people to go home but at the same time said we love you you're very special people will facebook at that point said we're taking down the content we're we're going to shut down his account the next day they made it a permanent permanent ban saying that he was likely going to spur additional violence by propagating the big lie that he didn't in fact lose the election so i think they have a facebook and they've had before this was a 20 member board of academics academics diplomats lawyers and they looked at whether or not that was the right decision to make and they said yes in fact that was the right decision because he could have created a situation where violence escalated but the same time they said facebook you can't just make up this band permanent band if it wasn't in the in your contract before hand so they've ordered facebook again it's a voluntary but they said facebook should reevaluate this decision in 6 months and

figure out if the punishment fits what they say are the violations of its rules the broader implications of this decision. well for donald trump it means that when it comes time for him to show that he's still the leader of the republican party for example if you wanted to say i like this candidate in this primary makes it much tougher for me and can't just send that out to his tens of millions of followers he's not happy about it he released a statement on his own web site which is more of a blog now calling this a total disgrace and an embarrassment pledging that these corrupt social media companies must pay a political price so it could have an impact on how much influence he has in the future especially because he's still banned twitter but the bigger question is going to be is this going to spur his very many allies on capitol hill to really seriously start looking at whether or not facebook and instagram and twitter if they're a monopoly and if that's the case it could go they could be able to break them up

which they've done in the past with big monopolies so that was a conversation that was happening on both sides of the aisle but now we're seeing a lot of conservatives say this is pure censorship they're too powerful and something must be done so we'll see again thank you very much benjamin netanyahu his 12 year run as israeli prime minister could be over after the president asked his political rival to form a new government president ruben rivlin says yeah who had the centrist party secured the support of 56 of the knesset 120 members it's the latest attempt to end israel's political deadlock after 4 inconclusive elections in the past 2 years sorry folks it has more from west jerusalem whose response. rivlin the president has given the mandate to lockheed the head of the opposition but neither of those people are involved in what is the real battle that seems to be going on here which is between benjamin netanyahu and the leader of a smaller right wing party yemeni natale bennett he has an yahoo has been

absolutely ripping into bennett saying that he's being driven by personal ambition that he's essentially selling out by wanting to years as prime minister in a potential deal with lockheed for a change coalition block in the israeli parliament the knesset that he is going back on various promises he gave jury in the election campaign about not working with a left wing government and that is being driven by his lust for power now set aside what some people are pointing out when they look at benjamin a night netanyahu accusing someone else of personal political ambition this is a real bid by now you know to try to stop this this coalition building before it's even really got under way he is appealing for both bennett and for other members of his party some of whom have been expressing doubts about entering into this very broad coalition with members of the israeli left which would probably have to be

supported from the outside by palestinian israeli parties this right wing party does appear to be split within itself as to whether this is a good idea despite the fact that bennett has committed to having said that you know failed to form a right wing government to trying to form a national unity government. the world health organization says nearly half of the world's coronavirus infections during the past week have been in india the country also accounts for a quarter of all deaths reported last week all the while hospitals are seeing shortages not just of beds and oxygen but health care workers to elizabeth around and reports from new delhi. when rowan decided to be a doctor he didn't expect to have to choose who lives and who dies a year before completing his medical training at the age of 26 he's in charge of an

emergency room in a new delhi hospital on the night shifts with a shortage of beds oxygen and ventilators he has to make heart breaking decisions. what joe we understand is what this the conservative record in the receiving market is you've been here mark made but that we're just human. at this point of saying we are being forced to do this president. patients are continuing to die and yet because of a lack of critical care facilities 5 died of the state of iraq had when their oxygen supply ran out on wednesday and is air force and navy and now transporting oxygen and other aid while the army has joined the efforts to create more facilities. this is one of india's biggest public hospitals where that money is setting up an oxygen plant based on technology developed for its fighter jets it

says it will set up $500.00 similar plots all over the country within 3 months. the plant can generate 1000 liters of oxygen every minute. of the country that's operating this will operate continuously so wherever such plants will be stored those hospitals will not have to depend on suppliers anymore these plants are capable of transporting oxygen to patients directly. but health experts say there is also a shortage of medical workers with the expertise to administer the 8 there are these out on precedent in times we have never seen a pandemic of this size and scale and definitely a pandemic that that stresses the infrastructure not only. basics but in terms of manpower. other vaal takes a brief break to have his lunch but says the intensive care unit the i.c.u.

is never far from his mind the song list continues to be not even ready yes do you think that the beep beep beep beep that guys were being noisy i used to know if that continues to be close enough to know the earth every time i read. but hospitals and they work is it breaking point and his main opposition party the congress is the latest to urge the government to impose a nationwide lockdown elizabeth purana al-jazeera new delhi. india's entire delegation in london for the g. 7 summit has been forced to isolate after 2 members tested positive for corona virus india was invited to attend as a guest is the 1st time in 2 years that representatives of the world's richest countries and meeting in person a group has pledged to work with industry to expand the production of affordable care with 19 maxine's a parker pops. the return of face to face diplomacy after a long hiatus albeit behind masks and shakes swapped for elbow bumps the family

photo requiring the widest of wide lenses but despite tight protocols for all attendees including daily tasks for delegates the indian team confirmed 2 of its diplomats who tested positive for seeing the entire mission including the country's foreign minister superman you enjoy shanker seen here with the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken on monday it's a self isolation speaking in northern england before arriving at the g. 7 in person later in the day the british prime minister insisted the show must go on i think it's very important to try to continue as much business as you as you can as a government we have a very important relationship with india with our r g 7 partners as i understand it what's happened is that the the individuals concerned there were isolating india isn't a g 7 member but it is increasingly a pivotal ally of the group as a trade partner for the united kingdom especially post breaks it and secondly as

a regional security ally in the face of an increasingly aggressive china. india meanwhile has been looking for greater international support in tackling the crisis in gulf in the country with the promise of oxygen. concentrators and ventilators from germany the u.k. and others the virus has been on a long list of topics covered by ministers at the meeting with the u.k. and us agreeing on the importance of a global covert vaccine rollout to end the pandemic of the $1000000000.00 doses delivered worldwide only one percent has so far gone to low income countries g 7 nations canada the u.k. and us were quick to buy up more vaccines than they need the in person absence of india from the summit will inevitably force host the u.k. to rethink covert protocols ahead of the g 7 leaders summit in june a reminder that while many rich western democracies are beginning to emerge from the pandemic others remain in the midst of

a deepening crisis leave barca al-jazeera london canada has become the 1st country in the world to approve the pfizer vaccine for children aged 12 or above the drug firm says trials on 12 to 15 year olds show the job is 100 percent effective against kevin 19 canada has seen a surge in cases in recent weeks and its infection rate has passed the u.s. for the 1st time since the fandom it began the same maxine is also set for approval for teenagers in the u.s. a white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. the pirs health canada is placing a high priority on getting the broad population vaccinated verses making sure that adults have both of their doses in fact the data shows that when it comes to canada and its adult population being vaccinated just 34 percent of canadian adults have one dose so there's still a long way to go in getting that higher risk group vaccinated but the decision by

the public health officials in canada is that they want to see children being vaccinated as well even though the study has just a very small sample and we really don't know the long term impacts the feeling is that because children don't get too sick but they can pass it on to these higher risk groups in order to try and contain what is canada's 3rd wave it's been crushing for the country they want to get as many people vaccinated as possible and that's why they're pushing ahead ahead of the european union and the united states in authorizing the age group between 12 and 15 years of age for getting the pfizer vaccine. still to come on al-jazeera delight the spain's right wing is in the capital's likely elections and while that could mean desires to the left wing national government. colombia's president says it's time to talk as tax protester descend into anger about quality police and school health and.

hello nice to see you there's a few areas of disturbance weather makers were watching in europe let me show you the 1st it's this stream of moisture off the atlantic slamming into france we'll call it the heaviest rain from bordeaux rate through to the border with switzerland but you head now into friday and we'll see where that wet weather starts to transfer spilling into hungry will see a push into ukraine up through the roof but really widespread unsettled conditions across europe and ok you probably noticed this too right this disturbance has its sights set on the united kingdom so i'm going to take you out a few day future cast will show us friday saturday as we head toward the weekend this deep area of low pressure spinny toward the united kingdom what this means you know the name of the game by now all right blustery conditions heavy rain and

unusually low temperatures paris however your temperature is bouncing back up to 22 and you could get brush with some of these showers that's what we're dealing with heavy pockets of rain toward northern algeria that's starting to dance into northern in these areas so tunis 19 degrees on thursday with some heavy bouts of rain but by friday most of that rain starts to back off and we get back into the sunshine for tunis temperature up a bit at 23 degrees. most people will never know what's beyond this still. deafening silence of 100000 forms how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with every breath is precious or

if it is not an option. but when knocked most. the all. among the top stories here are 0 donald trump will remain banned from facebook but the decision could be reviewed within months of former u.s. president was suspended in the wake of january's attack on capital is called decision a total disgrace israel's president has asked yallop eed prime minister benjamin netanyahu political rival to form a new government it's for latest bid to end the deadlock after 4 inconclusive elections in 2 years. the world health organization says nearly half of the world's

corona virus infections during the past week have been in india been well hospitals are under extreme pressure the shortages of beds oxygen and staff. more and more people are facing acute food insecurity a new u.n. report says at least 150000000 people in 55 countries are at risk of hunger war and conflict to the main contributing factors but economic shocks exacerbated by the pandemic and climate change are also major causes yemen south sudan and parts of brooklyn a fuss over a northern nigeria a said to be at or approaching catastrophic levels of food insecurity why would i don't report. it is a survival of the wall that's rabid south sudan for years displaced many times during the conflict she now lives with her husband and 4 members of their extended family in an informal settlement in b.

board tom in the volatile jungle a region they receive some food from charities and supplement bought with vegetables from a small garden they tended near their makeshift shelter and that they're going. to live our enemies always attacking us we have really suffered a lot we're always on the run they kidnap our people mostly women and children now our area is empty you know we lost our food during the floods now we face hunger i hope this will stop somewhere able to go back to normal life under the gun. but hunger is a global problem and it's growing every year a new report on food security provides good inbreeding 150000000 people in 55 countries are in crisis say the office the un's world food program and the food and a cut open a zation that's an increase of what on 20000000 people from 201-913-3000

people in brooklyn a fossil south sudan and yemen also facing a catastrophe a need a giant action to prevent widespread death and total collapse of livelihoods thousands of people also dying of hunger in yemen south sudan the most the nigeria the countries highlighted by the report as the was affected. to a vote farm and to meet a giant food needs the world food program say this $5500000000.00 will be required this year. covered 1000 has also shown the ever widening gap between the rich and the poor and how the most economically vulnerable households will be the hardest hit in the food chain. and somebody who has undergone we're going to praise war in the country the hunger in the country the food crisis is getting worse we pray to god to bring these to an end. and then we have climate change in

sub-saharan africa where most of the world's food insecure leave the situation is only getting worse punishing countries that did little to cause the problem here they don't speculate about the crisis they're suffering because of it once proud farmers and hard as have now been reduced to depending on foreign aid how about the well jazeera. the conservative people's party has won a resoundingly victory in regional elections from madrid with a campaign opposing covered 19 restrictions incumbent regional president is about a user one nearly half of the assembly seats but her party is still short of a majority and is likely to lean on the far right support which could be bad news for the socialist national government and even baba reports. rewarded for her defiance isabel dhea use of reelected as president of the madrid region she's now a rising star in the conservative popular party or p.p.

which has doubled its seats in the regional assembly. oh yeah m.p.'s i never got to today's a beginning of a new chapter in the history of spain because today from madrid from the starting point we'll regain our pride yes and even the better now. are you so complained on a simple slogan freedom she's consistently resisted pressure from the spanish government to impose coronavirus restrictions on. the brits the only major european capital that's kept bars restaurants and theatres open since the national lockdown ended in june 2020. uses critics say her approach is ultimately cost lives in a region where almost 50000 covered 1000 patients have died and where infection rates are still far above the national average but her supporters appreciate her business focused approach on the you. she has been brave when we had to face the pain that make she didn't hide like others did she made a stand she defended those who were sick but also the people that had to go to work

and money in the end we have to go on living nationally the socialists on the payroll sanchez run a minority coalition government with the left wing put de most party headed by public less yes both parties did badly in tuesday's vote their court we've got to go iglesias actually resigned as deputy prime minister to stand in madrid now he's announced he's quitting politics everywhere but it was a good result for the far right vox party and its regional leader roughly on a stereo it only gained one extra seat but one analyst told al-jazeera that should be seen as a breakthrough given the big gains made by the p.p. on the right the far right in spain is now gathering votes from outside the specter of the of the of the right wing he's got an influence probably in working class areas votes that traditionally would go to their sanction of the socialists so these means that yes it's taking a life of the of its own not just assumes you've got a form of

a right wing party vox who is already supporting the people he's out going coalition with a centrist party which sure it's a vote collapse now the conservatives look like they'll see could alliance with a box to govern the region he was so says that option wouldn't be the end of the world by al-jazeera. unions in colombia holding an 8th day of demonstrations across the country with mass marches in major cities anger over tax reforms has turned into a wider movement against inequality and rising poverty united nations european union and rights groups are raising concerns about the heavy handed tactics of security forces or than 20 people have died and dozens more have been reported missing over the past week. but as in scotland head to the polls on thursday to decide the next government and whether there'll be another push for independence british prime minister boris johnson has said he will not allow a 2nd referendum on breaking from the u.k.

but the scottish national party says it will push for one if it manages to secure a majority to her reports from edinburgh not for the 1st time in recent years scotland finds itself at a crossroads an election that will set the country's course towards pandemic recovery and possibly open up a path towards independence from the u k. first minister nicolas sturgeon her scottish national party is sure to win he has called it the most important election in the country's history if the s.n.p. wins a majority in scotland's devolved parliament sturgeon's will claim a democratic mandate to hold another independence referendum just a few years after the 1st in 2014 opposition parties like the unionist conservatives and labor can only hope to deny her that as they battle it out for 2nd place but there is a big difference between whether they have a majority or whether we have a party where you can need to work with all the unionist parties and that's what

we're keen to see if we can deal them that blow hopefully will take independents off the table for the next 5 years because obviously something we want to put a stop to but it means they can't force through any referendums of their own the scottish nationalists have been the dominant party here for 14 years during which critics say the party's achievements in domestic areas like health and education haven't been great but nicholas sturgeons carm assured handling of the covert 19 pandemic and the relatively low death toll that's resulted here as one hope praise and respect serving to largely obscure the party's record in government. so in the oddest of campaigns conducted at arm's length from the voters the s.n.p. central pitch is about leading the country out of the pandemic but there's no obscuring where the real focus lies the proposal is that we should have an independence referendum when we emerge from 12 it and that will be within the next parliamentary term right no we're needing to get nicholas sturgeon the s.n.p.

government back to work here in the scottish parliament in the scottish government let's get ourselves out a culvert but let's have the powers to emerge to make the better decisions about economic recovery about public health about rejoining the european union and the international community and those can the others have theirs and then as soon as they can then you and if the election is being watched closely from your. in the independence referendum of 2014 maybe you're a final scrotes voted to remain part of the u.k. because they want to stay in the u. that calculus has changed getting back into europe now depends on a vote for independence this election could point scotland towards a 2nd chance join a whole al-jazeera edinburgh the fitness firm peloton is recalling its treadmills after the death of a child have been reports of multiple injuries including children being dragged under treadmills u.s. authorities initially issued a warning in april which proton called inaccurate and misleading it has since

called that response a mistake it says the tread class model poses a more serious risk to adult users children pets and objects the music are known as mourner is probably cape verde is greatest cultural export it originated in the islands off the coast of west africa in the 18th century and spread across the world as many of its people left seeking a better life abroad nicholas haq traveled to the cape verde island of savage we chanted to see how this unique and powerful music still symbolizes a longing for the motherland. it is a song written by a woman who lived most of her life in poverty abandoned by her mother as a child at the age of 16 she sang in bars for passing sailors on the island of saudi sente the sole woman in a band of men zahra evora performed barefoot cigarette in hand only attaining fame after recording her 1st album at the age of 47 she sang about long home.

abandonment and this feeling of not belonging it's called morna musicals are taught in schools and preferred and celebrated across the world. my. god i am disappointed i see more now i think of my house living in portugal meanest singing together that i can't explain it to you though when i am singing i miss and remember at the same time what i can do this thing out of love and lust. more noise more than a voice but a sound that awakens the soul explains instrument maker on the cyclical mess triggered by what is called the kalak kenya otherwise known as the weeping guitar. that emotions that the voice alone cannot trigger this guitar will bring out the

feelings he is in a bird inside emotions that don't have words and yet zits can make you weep does guitar is the echo of the song. while this is our of for i was buried on the island of salvia sente her music traveled the world carried by generations of keep virgins who left their homeland playing droughts and famine and search for a better life now there are more of them living abroad on the east coast of the united states and in portugal than on the islands of keep for. can virgins long to return home but rarely do they are buried abroad away from their loved ones and it's this feeling known here as so darn or sorrow that's transmitted from generations to generations and never dies. there. it is the inspiration of our poets. the princess of our ceremony. come

tell me your name these sing. let's unite our voices so you can sing america. a message from a small island in the atlantic to all of those suffering really you are not forgotten. nicholas hawke al jazeera mandela saudi sent. our mind to the top stories on our syria donald trump will remain banned from facebook but the decision could be reviewed within months the former u.s. president was suspended in the wake of january's attack on the capitol and his alleged role in inciting the crowd he's called the decision a total disgrace and warned facebook it will pay a political price at the tech giant's oversight board criticize the.