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with sport chelsea fight back from to goes down to draw with title rivals livable in the premier league and concerns over the mental health of nfl. start antonio brown, following a premise your exits for tampa bay. ah . so she dons prime minister abdullah ham dog has announced his resignation, throwing the country deeper into political uncertainty. he was arrested in october after a military takeover for then reinstated when he signed an agreement with general abdel father albert ham. but i'm doc's been unable to form a government since and says political deadlock, threatened to don's survival. ever morgan as this ripple, 2 weeks after the news of his intention to resign emery's and amidst a dead log between for dance political parties, prime minister of the lamb, duke announced he was stepping down from his position. what amount was it?

despite my efforts to achieve the necessary consensus to be able to deliver to our people on the promise of peace, justice and no bloodshed that did not happened during the past few days, i met with all the civilian and military officials of the transitional council. to explain and put the put shortage and historic responsibility in front of them. and following what i stated, i have decided to return to you on what you entrusted me with. sure. and i announced matters ignition from the post of prime minister 30 at the lamb dog emerged as leader in 2019 after the overthrow of sedans. authoritarian president amaral bush here, the country's main civil in coalition. the forces of freedom and change saw him duke as the man to help sudan transition from dictatorship to democracy. he had previously worked in the ministry of finance before taking up top jobs in the african development fund and serving as the deputy commissioner of the you and economic commission for africa. as prime minister ham doke oversaw

a severe financial crisis during which inflation stored beyond 400 per cent. but he still managed to and the civil conflict in various parts of the country. with the jubal peace agreement of october 2020. he also successfully lobbied the u. s. and the world bank to remove saddam from the list of sponsors of terrorism and convinced global financial institutions to provide debt relief and economic aid. but in october this year, the military lead by abdel for to helper hon. these a takeover, placing prime minister hm. duke, under house arrest and putting members of his cabinet, imprison a month later, duck was released and reinstated, after international condemnation of the coo, he then find a deal to form a government of technocrats sidelining political group. but many denise felt he had betrayed the revolution. his removal as far as they're concerned, the last fig leaf that was covering this regime and what remains is

a full fledged military military dictatorship. so i think the international community will now will likely increase is pressure on the military regime with the hope of heating the demands of the city streets and, and installing a pull civilian rule demonstrations against the military and the deal have signed with them. have led to the killings of dozens of protesters by police in particular . the 4th that ham duke has been unable to stop the violence or install a government that would remove military interference. and now it seems he is left with no choice but to concede defeat and resign he but morgan algebra one, it's chris live to cross one at the moment. val, who's standing by for seen call to member how many dogs resignation was expected? what's been the reaction yeah, and the most important reaction for most of this with anita, is that what has come from the committees of resistance,

those who are behind the protests. they are basically saying that what happened is the condition of the lamb duke has only given them more fuel for protest. and for the machine of the military, they say that he was trying to find a middle ground or he was trying to bring everyone to the table. and some of the protesters themselves were saying, let's give him a 2nd. charles, they were trying to convince their colleagues that the political agreements that he find with the military in november should be given to charles. now that his mind, they are vindicate those who are opposed to him due to his agreement with the military say they are indicated in the position in the hard line position. and they are saying that now they are more united, more people are coming to them. and say ok, now this is the time to go ahead and protest because there was no other choice. remember that the staff of these committees is no negotiation, no compromise, no,

no, no agreement with the military. the only solution for so that is, the military should see power and leave it for civilians. tomorrow they are organizing a, a protest in on demand. but i just understood also that the other committees in the other parts of cartoon are joining. so it will be, it will be a general protest in, throughout the capital cartoon that shows how much support they are gaining and how much momentum they are making. after this resignation of the land, there is even an expectation about the forces of freedom, a change, whole where divided about the situation in that particularly the staff was handling the staff the words that as if the committees might even join, that it is committees and bring more numbers to the threats against the military as protest potentially builds mohammed what efforts are being made to try and bridge the divide and can they be successful given the poder,

extremes of their respective visions? well, nick, the sovereignty counseling meeting right now, as we speak, they are expected to announce a kind of physician, a kind of reaction. what's happening there are also rumors up to one or 2 people are, you know, one or 2 names of people who might be appointed a prime minister. so probably they are trying to alleviate attention by saying we have a replacement for the lab. do we have somebody who can do the same thing or do better with regards to, you know, bringing people to go station table creating this national consensus under consultation. their only option, i think, is they should give me a show sort of the, to the so then is public that they have solutions of behalf alternatives. because today, people in sudan are feeling that the crisis is at its climax. because the man who was, you know, who was supposed to create the national consensus to bring

a solution is gone. and there is no, no other name in the horizon for most people. so they, they have to get to the given that, that reassurance. and that's what people are expecting from the this meeting today of the, of the national sovereignty house. or that's a picture called to moment thanks for that. and i haven't voted 40 yemen suit the fight who say they've seized a united arab emirates ship. they've confirmed hijacking the e flat cargo vessel of the many port city of her data. the rebels say the vessel was tearing military supplies, but the saudi led coalition says, medical supplies, well, board saudi arabia is levy military coalition that's battled the heathy for more than 6 years. let's speak now to mohammed al, atop his life was in santa and mohammed tell us more about this lady situation. yes. as you mentioned that the how these have already captured and also been

revealed by the host these managers spokesperson said that there they are. fighters have captured the receive a met military share that was on board with navy weaponry. he says that the, there were navy raiders and different weaponry that have been captured by the visa, these kind of weapon in the work very haven't been revealed by the how to use military stakes person. but by source that i've talked to, he who told me that there were weapons weaponry. he mentioned the kinds of weaponry, the naval weaponry that were concluding raiders and also along my naval and myers crushers according to what he described. and also that the ship we could, we do, we don't know where, where exactly that they have already captured, receded this fossil, but we can say that the, the, the, the, the, the have capture this so especially during that the, the holidays have already captured big swats along the red sea for especially

following the the last month the, the given to nicely you ignited government forces, unilateral withdrawal from areas in the data this, this has given the how these big was to control along the red sea. and also that the, the, the, the, the, the situation is father going to violence, especially that the now we are talking about the 7 years of war between the, the, the saudi lead quality and also the, the, the healthier from one side. the. now we are witnessing also a escalating attacks by the saudi lit quality and again as the how the, how these targets here and so on, in different regions in yemen. so the, the, the complex has reached really a turning point here. so how does this, what's happened? how does it fit into the context of, of all those years of fighting speaker?

could you repeat the question, how does this fit into the context of what's going on in yemen? how will it impact the fighting? yeah, regarding, well how, how could it, in fact to fighting a we are talking about that the, the war as now is just for months we are going to a the 8th year of the, the council that started on a thrill approved 2015. know, the saudi lit quality and the 1st goal was to, to defeat healthy and all in order to, to really to really stay to the, to nationally recognize government here in sun. but what is happening here that the, these now are taking more 2 or 3 more. swartz now, the gun guarding the the rich govern rate of merit. and this is situation for the people of the city. citizen is really at the terry rating. the human to is

a crisis is father deteriorating and also more people are becoming more. busy slipping into and also the week week we couldn't tell how this could impact the, the war while the have already made. they made it clear that any vessel or mill navy could reach or come closer to the territory of water. could trace the same fate. so now it's new developments and the war and yemen with this capture all the a fossil or am i able to leave it? that thanks very much for that. and i have another touch in some pretty marcella had all the news are including how protest this amendment changing their tactics to ensure they can continue to voice opposition to military rule. plus button todd and covered in snow. scientists blame climate change to colorado's winter wildfire. i didn't sport a cave, it depleted, vacillated, managed to find

a much needed victory. u. k. prime minister burst johnson has warned. the pressure on hospitals will be considerable in the next couple of weeks due to a surgeon current of ours cases. he added that the current measures will remain in place to curb these spike numbers in england, secondary school students. returning to classes later this week are required to wear mosques. johnson said that that rule will not be kept day longer than necessary speeds, rory, challenge his life 1st in london, rory, like most countries, pressure is building in england and in the u. k. as it's a need to try and stop the spread. yeah, well, boris johnson took an arm across gamble a little while ago 1st just before christmas. and then again, just before new year. and he gambled. not bringing in new restrictions,

not bringing you measure, sticking with water cold here. the plan b matches which essentially amount to working from home, if you can, and wearing mosques a bit more often. and now that was a gamble. the other part of the u. k. didn't take, they did tighten things up. so for us, johnson and england is a bit of an outlier at the moment, but he is suggesting the stating that he's not wavering from that at the moment. saying that the, the mixture of measures that are in place of them, i went to the right ones and they are going to stick with them. not that it. despite searching numbers of all micro cases. the fact that there are more than 12000 people in a hospital, in the u. k. at the moment with alma crohn, one in 10, and a staff at the moment is off sick or isolating. the system is being severely stressed and bar. johnson admits that and says it's likely to get worse over the coming couple of weeks, but he's basically saying, we're not going to change from that, arguably to like to do that anyway. the peak is probably about now and any time to

do something with a little while ago. so he's got to stick with it. the one change they are making is to annoy schools and teaching unions yet again, by bringing in batches just before school back tomorrow. basically saying that secretary school kids have to webmaster and have to be tested as they start school tomorrow. what about across here at the country? what, what's the, why the situation that well, in france there were measures that were announced before. ready the new year, those are now coming into place on january the 3rd. they are involved of mandatory working from home rule for 3 days a week for anyone who can. social gatherings are limited to 2000 people indoors. 5000 people outdoors and the french government is negotiating and parliament is discussing this idea of, of timing up the,

the health passes that you use to get into restaurants, etc. so that it is basically just about whether you have been vaccinated and not whether you've taken a test and have been proven to be covert negative. it's just the vaccines that will match them in the netherlands. we can look at that as well. the netherlands, which is an outlier in europe in locking down pretty severely on the 19th of december. a lot was brought in, shattering many, many public facing businesses, non essential ones, is caused a lot of displeasure amongst a certain section of the population that we're not the classes yesterday between raw police and anti lockdown protest. as in amsterdam. and today the doctor government is looking at whether perhaps schools will be allowed to go back next week or, or leave it that thanks for that update that from london, laurie challenge reporting well, passengers on a cruise ship in portugal have started to disembark up to being stuck a board for days following a curved, 90 not brig outbreak,

the german crews operated cancelled that voyage. of the $52.00 cases were confirmed among the crew. on wednesday, another 12 people have tested positive since more than 4000 people were on board the ship. passengers were allowed to leave after testing negative well, india, it started the campaign to vaccinate 15 to 18 year olds. the gates covered 90 expanded. dr. comes is on the con. infections arising, several regions have injured juice restrictions, and nighttime curfew has been imposed in the capital deli schools and public places . and in other states have closed. the middle has more from a vaccination center in the day. and with that, another teenager has gotten their job where the vaccination center in new jersey, which is dedicated to inoculating teenagers between 315 to 18 year old. that is, that started getting that it's a huge bracket, a population of about $70000000.00,

a big expansion for in just vaccination drive. and a big relief for parents and students who had a particularly tough fun damage. schools in india have been the 1st shot. and last to open, in fact, as we speak, many schools were closed again. i school the 19 cases started searching as of now the population is only getting cool vaccine, which is it to job engine made vaccine, given 28 days a box. i have a lot of restrictions on my phone. remember, so i read a for the goal with the goal properly. so i didn't go with my friends and get to watch movies in the hall. so yeah, i'm excited to go to my goal is to i didn't think there was any point waiting. we discussed it with a couple of doctors as well. and they would have been in that we could get it done as soon as possible. and it's not just children starting next week health day walkers and many people about 60 who have underlying health editions will be eligible for booster shots. now as we speak, india is seeing a massive surge in cove in 19 cases, largely fueled by the only chron variant,

the hardest hit cities among by india financial capital, which saw restrictions being tightened this weekend. new delhi has also seen cases . surge, positivity rate is close to 5 percent, and as of now, schools, gyms and movie theaters are shot and restrictions have been placed on restaurants and public transport. the government says that hospitalizations though, remain low, and that cases have so far been mild and asymptomatic. state said they will look at these metrics hospitalizations and death to decide if new restrictions are to be placed. the restrictions have started in the philippines. capital is daily cove 90 cases continue to rise. her in person classes, contacts ports and live performances, all band and capacity limits have been learn for restaurants and businesses. formula is more from manila, philippines, capital region, metro. manila is back to strict there quarantine levels after cases of corbett 19

spike over the holidays. so from alert level 2, it's been raised to alert level 3. what this primarily means is that goals age 17 and under. and those who are 60 years old and older are not allowed to leave their homes except for outdoor exercise or to go out and buy essential goods and access essential services. now there are discussions among local authorities about also restricting the movement of unvaccinated individuals. what was clear right now is that businesses are allowed to operate, but at a limited capacity. so for example, restaurants are only allowed to accept customers at 30 percent. they're in lower capacity and at 50 percent, their outdoor capacity. businesses have only started to recover the government east restrictions back in november. it is of course, a huge blow to to the business because for a monday it is usually

a full house at lunch. and this is only the 1st day of alert. they have a free and so we already have empty tables for lunch. now, over the weekend, the health department officials also announced the detection of more on recruit cases, a number of which were local cases. which means that these patients had no prior travel history. and they said that this means that there is high probability of local transmission back belt. secretary francisco lucas said that it is safe to assume that this new virus variant is already circulating in local communities. think courage, people to stay at home as much as possible. and get vaccinated. the philippines, vaccination rate remains below 50 percent. the 8th round of talks on the iran euclid dealer resuming on monday in vienna. vain to revive the 2015 agreement with

well piles. iranian foreign ministry spokesman, the as says at western nations, have realised that they must break down from maximal demands as it was put. let's make 2 daughters jabbar whose life was from vienna and also remind us of where were these talks and what's at stake. well, we're just returning to the negotiations here after a street a break over the new year. and the radian delegation arrived in the austria capital late on sunday, and they are holding meetings throughout this afternoon at the hotel behind me. here it talks are now at a very critical point. sources of said that from the european side this we could be one of the most important weeks. and that is because the talks until now i've been dealing about what the talks will re about. they were talking about the agenda. now there seems to be a agreement of some kind about what they're going to discuss. there are still hurdles and there have been solutions before us for all sides, mainly the americans and the radius who are at the heart of this dispute about how

they can proceed and overcome those hurdles. this week we're expecting to find out whether or not that can actually happen the rain you have said that they want the sanctions listed since the americans left a deal in 2018 and impose a series of strict sanctions under aunt oil on banking sectors. the way the americans for their part have said that the ranges have to go back into full compliance since 2019 they started reducing their commitments to the nuclear deal. and further advanced their nuclear program. there seems to be incentive from all sites to decide whether or not this deal can be salvage. this week, the coming talks will be the most serious, since the negotiations began in april of last year. and that is because the, a dispute mechanism was triggered by the european signatories to the deal. that is germany, france, and you pay in january of 2020. so this has been going on for very long time. it seems it's now this week that we'll decide whether or not the parties involved to

be able to come to some kind of an agreement about whether or not they can revive this the 2015 nuclear deal or dose of thanks for the dosage farther. and to roach off to har controls wind spot destruct to funds in the u. s. state of colorado. the winter storm has now hit just days later. so on to say, climate change is to blame more about mildly as this child remnants from people's lives peak through a blanket of snow. a winter storm hit, colorado's boat county days after fire had engulfed entire neighborhoods. the fire began in northern denver and within hours that destroyed a 1000 homes of the sweeping to superior town and the city of louis. so you know, these a quiet little box were kids play? did this look resident and his dog. we're lucky not to lose their home. walking through that devastation yesterday was on one hand. heartbreaking because,

you know, there people lost. ah, there the other their belongings there, memories that were in those homes, families that were raised there. u. s. present, joe biden has offered funds to help with the recovery, and the county sheriffs, as such, is continuing the victims. the scenes are still hot. they're still, you know, deep in debris, hot debris cover was snow. so as a very difficult task assigned to say, unusual weather had a domino effect early trench or rain let to prairie gross, his growing hide. a dry winter turned the ground to kindling and powerful winds down, power lines igniting the grass. they blame climate change. this kind of event that happens in december with a lot of rain to increase fuels early in the year and then no rain later in the

year. that drives them out is very much associated with climate change. some lives have been lost and thousands more appended. if climate change is to blame many will question, how can they prevent this destruction from recurring in the future? laura, but manly al jazeera. alright, time for la could see well whether not his room been pretty wet start the year in the end of last year. as our middle east and particularly focusing on the gulf q 8, for example, had flooding just yesterday, that moves us with the clouds and active winter frontal system. this went down to the gulf state through katha, towards the u. e. this is a couple of pictures from shouted, but they're fairly typical of the area. and it's not the end of it is more rain falling to day in the amber it's and that's probably going to focus further east following it. a shame on this shipment is that cold, strong, normally when the blows down, usually in the winter it can be a sandy one. but this one has been renting iraq, i think will be a fairly clear,

but it will be felt the temperatures as a max in the amount. for example, 16, i think we'll see 23 though hot. if we're lucky, i think it won't feel anything like that. so a bit of a chill feel, but if you fall the rain along, it focuses during monday, tuesday particular on the far south of what was south east of iran, southern pakistan. and the northern to bit is causes coldness, a snow frankenstein and for pakistan. and eventually, this whole system keeps moving through the whole country, coffee in this valley and into the northwest of india, falling probably over the robber, horrible skies over delhi, and improving things somewhat active winter are up. thanks a lot. still ahead here in al jazeera, how a centuries old technique is still being used in mountains and iraq to make a staple. and a lucky escape for an nfl player in philadelphia. in late ah,

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hulu. ah elegant, you're watching out 0 mind about top stories and a student prime minister abdullah handled has resigned lessons 2 months after he signed a deal with the military following qu, i'm book failed to former governments. he said more talk to needed if the country is to move toward civilian rule. yemen. susie fighters say they've seized the united arab emirates ship off the port city of data. the rebels say the vessel was carrying military supplies for the saudi led coalition says medical supplies were on board. you k prime minister bronze johnson has warned prussia on hospitals will

be considerable in the next couple of weeks in england, secondary school students returning to classes later this week are required to wear masks. well, let's return to our top story on the resignation of students. prime minister, abdullah ham dog dalia after morning is a pro democracy activists as she joins us live from khartoum. by skype or dahlia, we knew this resignation was coming. but what's your reaction and where does it leave the pro democracy movement? ah, my initial reaction was i was a bit upset because i, i always thought that even though he committed a lot of mistakes or hm dog, he was still the political buffer the week that the civilian side needed. he was that, you know, like the figure head that the people could, could speak to, could aligned to. but now that he's gone, i can't see a replacement or i can't see an option b in or who else is gonna step up. the

political parties burnt there, bridges and they had their political bickering. got us nowhere, definitely not the militant military entity. so for me it's a question of what now, what's next? what's going to happen? who will be cool, will show up as the head or as the leader of the civilian side. right. do you think it's my favorite non emerge? because a one thing will be very evident from this is the, the lack of unity in the pro moxy ranks of civil infections. i guess i need to close ranks the do and they need to, they need to put as a priority, the welfare of the country and the, and the people partisan politics need to be put to the side and they need to realize a need for them to move forward for us to move forward. they need to understand and the need to, you know, you know, put in the work though that's required to help him to help us. so that work was putting back in 20192018 when the revolution 1st started. but it basically fell

apart during the transitional period of the government. but now they have to go back to, you know, have to go back to square one and start fresh. and because under the day i no one has come out to winner. i don't know whether it's the military or the civilian political side. no one has emerged as a winner because we're all back. and i, like i said at square one, and i know the streets, the resistance committees will continue to call for protests and the people will continue to go out. and, but where will that lead us? i mean, we go out, we protest and we go back home, but we need in the next step, rejected is where the civic society got nor i was gonna say was it meant this is, this is just the, it's the lack of unity is. that is the problem, isn't it? because it, there was a distinct opportunity and i guess you could say that in a sense of, per democracy movement was to blame because it didn't take that opportunity. and there's also a lack of trust. i mean, this is a big issue, you know, because the political movement was given, you know, that was given to this amazing,

it role to play, you know, to, to help this country move forward. we the people that once on the street we did, our party was now up to them and they failed us. they failed that and i think they, whether they will admit it or not, that that is the case. and now the issue is how do we move forward? i, i'm hoping that they've now that ham dock has stepped down. they realize that they need to get their houses into order. they need to get their, you know, they need to get everything organized, a need to start from scratch. and i think also the military side needs to understand, but the people will knock that up. they never agreed to the deal between hum dock and the military. and they've never agreed to the military being that to lead us. you know, we accepted them as being a part of the government, but not to be the head of the government. and if, but hon and, and his allies in though the others and the aren't factions, believe that they can now leave the country. they're, you know, they're fooling themselves because it's was, it's been clear since day one that we do not accept them as our leadership. ok,

thanks very much. did a dollar good to have your perspective on her? a gala from one him. i swear much about history to appear in court in cape town on tuesday. charles with dawson and damaging state property. damaging state property was attained inside south africa's parliament on sunday. as the building was badly damaged by lodge, far no casualties have been reported. one of the last remaining independent publications in hong kong had announced it will close journalists at citizen. you say they don't feel they can work safely off to colleagues at a separate pro democracy news outlet were arrested for sedition. brit planets reports now from hong kong in hong kong, stringing media space. another loss in a statement on social media independent online. you cite citizen, you said it would stop operating from tuesday, saying it needed to ensure the safety of its staff. it described itself as a little boat in the middle of tremendously rough seas. that announcement came less

than a week after stan years announced. it would close down hours after the independent publication had been rated by police and 7 people were arrested in october, hong kong security bureau accused citizen news of misleading its readers when reporting that free speech was no longer guaranteed under the national security law . found a chris young, settle those who to send news and not being contacted by national security police. it was impossible for the small outlet to continue. overall media is facing a increasingly tough environment for those who are being seen as critical or troublemakers. they are more wonderful. young said he hoped young hong kong journalists wouldn't be put off saying there's still a role for media to play in the territory. a sentiment echoed by other journalists, full command oil. they have been a lot of media workers who express their sadness on social media, and i don't think we are the only ones who started in this industry. there were

still a lot of journalists who are willing to try hard. i still have the hold and citizen uses the 3rd outlet to shut down after stan news and hong kong. last pro democracy paper apple daily. that was for to close in june last year after tacit was seized and found that jimmy lie arrested. authorities have also blocked programs on public broadcast, the radio, television, hong kong, and issued directives to stuff. it's now uncertain how remaining outlets, including hong kong free press can survive. the decision by citizen used to close is another sign that the media environment here is becoming increasingly difficult . yet hong kong authorities have repeatedly rejected claims of a crackdown. thank they are not targeting the media. journalism is not sedition, but seditious action activities and inciting other people through public access nativity is, could not be con, don't. under the guise of news reporting,

hong kong chief secretary, john les criticized a recent editorial published in the wall street journal title. no one is safe in hong kong, saying that recent arrests had nothing to do with me. freedom. hong kong was once known as a vibrant hub for media outlets that a national security lore imposed on the region in 2020 has changed that and left. many fearing independent journalism is being crushed, replenished al jazeera hong kong. a powerful earthquake has struck taiwan. the magnitude $6.00 quake centered off the eastern coast of the island. trema shook buildings in the capital taipei. there be no immediate reports of serious damage. protest as it ma'am, are opposed to military rule of adapted their tactics to avoid confrontation with authorities. in the past, security forces of used lie foreign matter rest to intimidate them, tony chang is following developments from neighboring thailand all across miramar, in the last few days protested,

have been out showing their opposition to the military government in insane township in yang. go and put a flash mob protest as hit the streets, holding up banners, calling for an end to dictatorship and shouting out slogans. calling for power to be returned to the people. they moved very fast. they don't protest the long because the military have used brutal oppression against protest as in the past 11 months. but it's not just in urban areas incent, show men, marin, sorry, gang, which is an area which has generally been past, been very supportive of the military, retest, as came out to. and in some cases, protest as have taken up arms a where the peaceful protest against the military is not working. it seems that is the one year anniversary of the military coup approaches, the people of mia more than one their voice to be silenced. brazil's president has been hospitalized with the suspected intestinal obstruction, joy, both norris is being treated in south palo. he's been hospitalized several times

since being stabbed during his presidential campaign. in 2018 canyon conservationist and fossil scientists, richard leaky, has died at the age of 77. his work helped to prove foods. humans evolved in africa . barbara and barbara has his report at the height of an elephant patient crisis in the 1980s. richard leaky organized a spectacular publicity stunt. as director of kenya's wildlife authority, he authorized 12 tons of confiscated elephant tests with millions of dollars to be burnt. although the practice was widely copied, globally, critic said, the ivory should have been sold to find anti pitching offence. we can burn ivory and do all these things, but unless we can persuade the public why we're doing it will be wasting offer ivory must be seen as only valuable if it's on an animal. it should not be ever

seen as a valuable commodity for trade. but his implementation of a sheet to kill policy against aunt pushes made him powerful enemies. he lost both legs when the plain he was flying, crashed in the rift valley, in what he later said was a failed attempt to kill him. like his parents were, the wells most famous finders of ancient hammond had fossils. he continued their work and it was in a dig in kenya's to corner region in 1975. that leak, his team discovered an almost complete skeleton of an early human known as homo erectus. the find help prove humans evolved in africa. it's paid a lifelong campaign to preserve the to corner region. it's a natural heritage site with evidence of pre history. not just of the ancestry of humanity, the ancestry of the african foreigners, better represent there than anywhere in the world. look at him. he was less successful when he tried his hand at politics. in 1998,

he resigned up to just 2 years from his position as the head of king of civil service. he had attempted a cracked and corruption. richard leaky was 77. well, a poor local whom whew is the chief executive officer of the canyon conservation. and jia ward left direct jaundiced live now from nairobi, a portal welcome to the program. you work closely with richard leaky. what was your impression of this remarkable man? well, richard was an amazing person to work with. he had very, very high standard self excellence. he expected his staff to work incredibly hard, but he also had incredibly grand ideas and he was a visionary. he believed that we could stop the massacre of elephants and he almost single handedly did that for africa. his work in the archaeological field. similarly,

he alone really brought the value of africa to the world through the discovery of the early hominids, along the ruefully. mom richard played a very important role in kenya and fighting corruption, demonstrating that people must have integrity for the government to work. they did win him enemies, but it also won him enormous respect. and today canyons from all walks of life are grieving his death. was it he was a leading voice in the, in the fight against the ivory tried with me. absolutely. um. very few people at the time in the 1080 saw much about elephants. there were being massacred it was. there were new photographs over the newspapers every single day, and he was the courageous person who stood up and said it was government forces themselves that were behind it, slaughter on the elephants and out one him an opportunity to lead the wife

authority. and he brought together all the hearts and minds of the whole nation together around one vision, which was that kenya could manage successfully her while at assets and prevent elephants from going extinct. and he made the stand at considerable risk to his own life. i said, richard, as they great just news are always very single minded. he knew what needed to be done and he, he did everything he could possibly do. he had an accident in his aircraft that almost killed him, lost both of his legs. he also had a very, very high threshold for pain. he suffered from kidney disease, liver, dizzy, and he still worked until the day he died. he was somebody who lived in a lot of pain but was very, very committed and determined to, to do what he felt needed to be done. and finally, polar. what legacy do you think he leaves? can you were, you know,

richard was really known to every canyon his, his work spanned every aspect of kenya's lives from wildlife and nature conservation, climate change to our heritage in the form of our pre history. and of course, our politics he left behind, hundreds of young people like myself, who he hadn't supported. he mentored us, he created opportunities for us, open doors for us. it was able to help me, for example, to get scholarships to go to universities like princeton and this means that there is a very large number of people who follow him in his values and his integrity to make a difference in this country of ours. poland, thanks very much indeed for that. that's a political hulu. remembering richard leaky who's died at the age of 70. so thank you. chinese property john to have a grand has suspended tre. be on hong kong,

stop market value plunged by more than 9 percent off to fail to pay investors on thursday. it's missed several payments in the past months of grande's more than $300000000000.00. that's more than any other property developer in the world. we've got sport coming up of the break including i contend if a go of the season and the premier league as chelsea fight back against title rivals livable ah

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ah oh, i thought he had gemma. thank you, nick. we thought with the premier league and chelsea full back from to goes down to drill to will with title rivals liverpool study. i bought a pound on a kelsey mistake. give me a minute. that was the senegalese 1st goal. and monday morning mohammad fell off the camera into the africa cup of nations on the addiction also signed off with a go as he threw up. but back came chelsea with one of the goals of the season. matea covered fitz with a beckle tact killer volley make it c one. he doesn't school money,

but when he does, they'll well, it will level soon. it's later. christina, soon a sick, completing the come back just before half time the result needs. manchester city is 10 points clear the top of the table record signing really coffee was dropped to the game off the thing. he was unhappy at chelsea in an interview. his boss will beat with him on monday to discuss the future and explain why he left him out. it's not chelsea like, but it's also not diverse thing in the vote. not. it's not the 1st time that the interview all day or cause some, some noise that nobody needs. but we can handle it. i'm not, i don't to personally attacked and i don't feel like personal angry, but the noise was too big on the last totally the focus for the match. you need to talk and understand the situation better and, and from there we go. and what is the situation is clear, he, he is no doubt that he will stay our player. the match also marked the start of

a safe standing trial in the premier league championship. more than 12000 spaces have been created at stanford bridge with high amount the way funds by using the new area to watch. sundays game standing has been banned in england. the top 2 divisions for almost 30 years, following the hillsboro dissolved in 1989 which led to the deaths of 97 liverpool supporters. manchester united, manchester city, tottenham and caught if the other clubs taking part in the trial. liverpool, why without manager yog and clock for that game after he tested positive for co 19 but boss alaina, when missing is 17 players for that much with my oh jeez, according to virus and injuries coach, chaffey called his size effort, i had it as i managed a one that went on with the only goes again, just full time. and now a one point of place that you know into the me that

the nfl is seen. plenty of bizarre moments, but on tony brown's latest behaviour might be one of the strangest, the enigmatic wife received the times of a decided to abandon his team. during the 3rd quarter against new york, jeff brown appeared upset on the sideline, me to jazzy and pass, the whole serving his undershirt and gloves into the crowd that left the field while waving a piece you fine. after the game, a balcony is kasia brief. around with no need to talk about brown until he is no longer a book. right? that's the end of the story to talk about guys, or when after one guy you, everybody should find, you know, hopefully do what they can to help them in ways that, that, you know, he really needs it and, you know, we all love them. we care about them deeply. you know, i think everyone should, should be very compassionate, empathetic toward, you know, some very difficult things that are happening. seen freddy's comments back out by

another nfl. great, michael, stray hans. the seat, the ball winner is concerned for brown's welfare. there is something wrong because this is not normal behavior and this is a man. this is not the 1st time we've seen something, not the 2nd time. this is the 3rd time and a lot of other things. i'm sure we may not know about it. i just hope that if there is, if he does need help, that he's able to get it because he had this men had the family and a lot of people who, who had looked up to him or people who depend on him. and i just hope that he can get the people around him to support him because this is just not normal behavior. and i know a lot of people look go, oh it's great, it's funny been have great means out of this. but this is about somebody's life is more than just a mean and, and i know it looks like he let down his team, but obviously they are. the bigger issue here that goes beyond. if he plays football any more, i just don't, don't want this to end in a way i was. none of us are gonna enjoy. i want to say, you know, hopefully we can figured out have a better ending than what we seen today. the antonia brown drama is a shadow,

tampa bay's biggest come back when of the season orchestrated, of course, like tom brady. the balconies that trailed at the new york jets by 40 before brady through the winning touchdown. with less than 20 seconds remaining. the green bay packers will have a bye in the opening round of the playoffs off the suffering top spots in their conference with dallas losing earlier in the day, the packers locked away, the number one seed, an nf c with a 27 point when over the minnesota vikings and there was a scary moment for eagles quarterback jaylen huts and a small group of fans following philadelphia's whenever washington hurts remained poised houghton supporters back to their feet and some took the opportunity for se with that star player in the ambit was that time lucky for the lakers against minnesota, after losing twice to the timber wolves this season lake has got some revenge with a 5 point victory of on james tops forward with 26 los angeles. and now back to

a 50 percent win loss record at 7 in the western conference. every games in heather jane trilogy based on nature, depending on your plan. but as of late, we've been able to have that same kind of you know, whoa taishan that saying lot minutes with guys on the floor. and that, that just, it just builds chemistry to build cell. these which can't her really are simulate unless this actually happened re thompson. i think there's hope all we finished with an incredible story of an ice hockey fan. he saved the life of a manager that part of it. she was watching her team as seattle crack and play vancouver canada. when she noticed a suspicious looking mole on the neck of a vancouver employee and decided to warn him. just seeing him walk by the plexiglass multiple times, my eyes were immediately drawn to the back of his neck. she put her phone up to the glass and on the phone, it said the mol, on the back, your neck is cancer. it had

a regular borders. different, you know, discolorations it was pretty large and diameter. she extended my life than words, other doctors and elsewhere. i ignored that for 45 years. i wouldn't be here. clearly have volunteer work in hospitals paid off. this all happened in october. and on sunday, the to got the chance to meet from the side played again. and as a thank you, the size is a giving the 22 year old, a joint gift of 10000 dollars to help with her medical school expenses. i heard about i think she will have a very bright career in the medical industry after. yeah, that incredibly good stuff. jemma, thanks for that. thank you very much. so heating factories in northern iraq have been using the same traditional methods, hundreds of years. the dense paste is made from crush sesame seeds grown by local farmers. fresh workers say the labor intensive process creates a better quality product because it's not made with preservatives. mahmud otherwise have has more now from northern iraq, in the far north of iraq said, hook province,

an ancient im, super tamia and town now called o medea lies 1400 meters above sea level. the climate and soil conditions in the area are good for growing crops. especially sesame and my dear has been famous for its to haney for centuries. with the staple food paced produced by traditional methods sulaiman her since factory has been in the family for generations. he says it operates 7 months a year between october and june. that's the rainy season, when there is enough water. and the currents are strong enough to turn the water milled belly of a scheduled up for or shade her dinner. the factory was mill was constructed 350 years ago, and it's still produced in the same tasty to haney because we use locally grown sesame soaked and well water and roasted by fi. what made it after the dried,

the seeds are put in a stone oven heated by firewood, then follows a labor intensive, is stirring process for a couple of hours to ensure they are completely roasted a water mil driven grinder then turns them into a smooth paste. add a thicker when john i am under k i off malia. the grinders millstone is turned by hydropower. from underneath, the water cools off the millstone temperature so that any seeds won't be burned. workers in this factory say they produce between $70.80 tons of to haney a year. the highly favor pool throughout the arab region. but for all, maria families, traditional to haney, is not only part of their diet, to faith that hold the widow in the mountains. there's also become part of their

heritage. 80 year old hassan and o maddie says they've always depended on what they can grow and the area for their nutrition leads. as food security is a daily struggle rally vargas that helpful. our founding fathers created this does to help them move round heights and valleys to work and farms as a child. i remember we used that as a dietary supplement. the people of, oh my dear, say proudly that customers from across iraq visit the town just to buy. it's a to haney. it's believe the 1st to haney water mill was built by kurdish rulers in the 16th century. what's not known is how long traditional mills will keep running without the introduction of some modern technology. with abdougla had al jazeera in almighty a town northern iraq. so that's it. when you saw, i'll be back in a couple minutes with another ha, happy see that?

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i'm going on with the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. ah, india begins cove 19 vaccinations with teenagers as it struggles with rise infections due to the current barrier. ah, i'm the globe. this is out 0 live from de also coming up to don's prime minister, resigns off to failing to form a civilian government as protest grow against military rule. and now the news outlet in hong kong is shutting down, raising questions about the future of independent media. sticking to the tradition iraqis, using