in the case of an aggressive war, the listening page dells into the news narrative and dissect, then there is not our great deal of subtlety. we're talking about the barbarism that is unfolding as though we're somehow unique. it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. ah. the full scale of the tragedy in boucher ukraine's president visits the city where hundreds of civilians were found dead off, the russian forces retreated. ah, darn jordan, this is al jazeera, lying from dela also coming up. that was a speech, and we will present what evidence to morrow when was begin the school flat out denial of some rushes ambassador to the u. n. he says, evidence exist to refute claims of mass graves and war crimes and future anger in

the chinese city of shanghai. after authorities separate, coven positive children from that paris. huh. and a political crisis with no end in sight. public anger grows in short lanka, its worst economic crisis in decades. ukraine's president just visited the town of butcher near the capital key, where russian forces had been accused of slaughtering civilians. a lot of mister lensky called on the international community to hold russia's president vladimir putin responsible for war crimes. images in recent days appeared to show bound bodies shot at close range, and hastily dug mass grave awarding. you may find some images in one cons report. distressing. ringback surrounded by heavy security and the media present, vladimir zalinski visited the town of butcher nick heave after witnessing the

devastation he made a promise that justice would be done. scholars last name is war crimes. i will be recognized as genocide by the world. you're here and you see what has happened. we know about thousands killed in tortured people with cut limbs. some women who have been raped in children have been murdered. we know they're so much more. this is genocide, a march 10th people who began to bury the dead in a 45 foot trench dug in the grounds of a church, some 68 bodies at 1st, some victims of war. others who died of natural causes. the priest of st. andrews church says he had to negotiate with the russians who occupied boucher to allow the barrels. but as the war dragged on more barrels in total, a $130.00 were buried her and the mass grave was needed all across. boucher, the dead lay in the streets for days even weeks. even now they wait to be picked up by overworked, undertakers. at the burial site,

people had dropped some of the bodies in black plastic, a little dignity and death. the families took some solace in the fact that they were buried next to the church. many had come to be wed or attend sunday service before the wool for her to the day. the men as will take the priest liens on his faith to deal with what his witnessed. richard, there is a lot of hatred and injustice that people feel, but christians should forgive me, but to forgive doesn't mean to forget the conduct judge only gut can judge. somebody's have been moved from the mass grave to morgues in and around the town. since boucher was retaken by ukrainian forces worse, more de, i'm here looking for my brother. we were close. we talked every day in him out for in town. now. i don't know where his body shop. i'm going to tie the mog, someone sent me a picture and told me i need to come to identify him with me and i hope he is there . this is likely to be one of the largest burial sites in the town,

but it's by no means the only one. in fact, a cross of this city, people were burying their dead wherever they could, in their back yards in common areas, anywhere where they might be able to give their dead some dignity. and some respect the ukraine's attorney general and keep gathering evidence of potential war crimes is now the priority. we started now, investigations, ek, charlie, from march 24th of february this year. and now we have more than 4000 jost took cases about war crimes and near 2000 cases which are connected to war cramps. now these days all roared speak about boucher it appearing, her storming and in boucher justice for war crimes is a concern for the future. the dead of simeon war, but those left behind a desperate medicines and food are unlimited supply. and what is available is quickly grabbed by. those who have little of their old lives left him wrong. how

deserve boucher and wrestle said are joins us live now from the ukrainian capital cave wrestled, so hearing more reports of possible atrocities committed by retreating russian soldiers. what more can you tell us? well, in boucher, we have seen the horrible scenes are hundreds of civilians been murdered, overbearing in the war effort actually by the russian forces. arms is majority of this williams. their hands were tied up from this, but there were from the back and they have been shot indeed in the had so up here, the prosecutor general is actually warning about her with the potential a more atrocities that have been committed. not only in boucher or in the town, like if he and, and the board yonkers what particularly she has just the importance of war jack i

because now just as the russian forces redrawn from these regions more and more addresses at rusty's are, are being revealed and they're pretty good at general says that if you think that you have seen the did the harder in, in, in, in boucher, then you will see what happened in borgia. so we do not know exactly what is the scene there, but there are growing concerns that the people, the local authorities are going to see more and more civilians been murdered in these regions. that recently have you taken from dear russian forces? so the many natalie is here, have formed the teams the legal teams to investigate further in this alice killings and to gather the evidence of the potential war crimes. so right of that is this allegations, germany and france have attacked, expelled, no russian diplomats just yesterday. german declared that it is going to expel 40

more russian diplomats and france also followed the same path. the prisoner of the united states job by them yesterday says that once again, he stressed that put in is a war criminal and he should be taken to the trial to no charge based on the allegations that the russia systemically is, is, is committing the, the, the war drum, so now the new sanctions are here, the main concerns whether the usa or the european union is coming to coming up with the news sections against russia, particularly cut in the russian guest completely. that the european union particularly is, is by, at this point, russia is denying delegations and says that these are spaced by the ukraine of radicals. however, we do not know whether there is a mass killings or the thrust is worse systemically. done. i mean the did the credit in the chain, the command from top to down or whether it was because of the of discipline army here. ok, rattle said are life us there in key russell,

thank you for your crimes. president will deliver a virtual address to the united nations security council on tuesday in the run up to the meeting. western and russian diplomats trader accusations of a what actually transpired in boucher, kristen. slimy, has more from un headquarters in new york. the united kingdom sat, a security council meeting on tuesday would focus on boucher amid growing outcry over alleged atrocities there. it will be the 1st opportunity the security counsellors had to discuss the images that we've seen in broucher, which you've heard widely over the weekend. described both his war crimes and as genocide said, we really are facing the true reality of the appalling russian invasion of ukraine. but that wasn't soon enough for the russian ambassador who called his on press conference and accused ukraine of staging images of dead civilians. he pointed to social media video and boots as mer, smiling at the announcement of russia's troop. withdrawl said to be shot on march

31st. a day after russians pulled out in it. there is no mention of dead civilians . from the very beginning, it has been clear that this sir, is nothing else but yet another stage pro occasion aimed at discrediting am dixon, realizing of the russian military and leveling, political rational pressure on russia. his claims, however, were seemingly undermined by a new york times analysis of satellite images said to show the bodies present before russian troops withdrew. ukraine has again called for an independent investigation. this is why myself and my fellow parliamentarians, we did everything possible and impossible to get international journalists to woodshop and the 1st day of liberation. so it would be not to us saying what happened there, but it will be representatives of all the media, all over the world. respectable journalists, war journalists,

who seen things and who would say what they have seen in boucher. meanwhile, the u. s. ambassador called russia's presence on the human rights council, a farce, and said she would introduce a resolution to the general assembly to suspend them. un officials have called the images from gucci. shocking and horrifying. secretary general antonio terrace and the high commissioner for human rights michelle bachelor, have each called for independent investigations to terrace will address the security council on tuesday as well. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations. well, yes, president joe biden says there is ample evidence of atrocities committed by russia . he wants president vladimir putin to be tried for war crimes, bicycle hang reports from washington, where, cuz we're really through, i'm with you as president joe biden had called russian president vladimir putin, a war criminal. now he's taking it a step further. so what happened?

this war is a war, but we have to gather the information. we have to provide you re without weapons, they can continue the fight. and we have the gather all the detail though this to be an actual have a war crime trial. this guy is brutal. what's happening with outrageous and every one feeling and the american people are seen it. the u. s. media tends to be very conservative when it comes to broadcasting human remains or not. now we're starting to see very disturbing images of the death that they have left behind. and we warn you, they are graphic. what they have left behind is sickening. and we should warn you so that some of the images of the scene are disturbing and are warning some of the images in this report may be disturbing. the will says it will help investigate in order to document what happened here and who is responsible adding. they believe this was always part of the plan. the images that we see are tragic there,

shocking, but unfortunately, they're not surprising. we released information even before rushes invasion showing that russia would engage in acts of brutality against civilians. russia has denied the allegations, but at the pentagon, express in little doubt that they did it. i think it's fairly obvious not just to us, but to the world that russian forces are responsible for the atrocities in boucher president. mind says there will be additional sanctions this week. he didn't go into detail, but what the ukrainians want is for every russian bank to be cut off from the swift communication system. we want a total embargo, a russians shipping, and they want to completely end the sale of russian oil, gas and coal. now that last part has divided the alliance, the bind administration will likely be working behind the scenes to try and figure out if these horrible revelations have changed. the political calculus, pat coin al jazeera, washington for short break here now to 0. when we come back,

peruse, government tries to win over, protested angry about the rising cost of living, plus a new un report warms. it's now one never to avoid catastrophic climate change. more on that stimulus. ah hello the left side in the middle east and there's lots of sunny and dry conditions to be found and a lot of heat across the levant, with the temperatures here pick up. by the time we get into wednesday, they'll be touching into the early thirty's. but things are going to cool down slightly for baghdad. thanks to a change in the wind. however, further south of this, there is a lot of heat coming in, in places like q 8, we are likely to touch 41 degrees in kuwait city by thursday. now that heat extends into north eastern areas of africa, egypt seeing things really hot up the temperature in cairo. expected to touch 41

degrees, well above the average. by thursday for the wet and windy weather we have to look to the north west. places like coastal areas of morocco, but by wednesday that does start to shift further east into coastal areas of algeria. now further south, the drought conditions persist for the horn of africa. it's across places like zambia and bob, we are within the heavy rains and for south africa we have seen some severe weather warnings, but those will ease. by the time we go into wednesday, with lots of sunshine coming back into eastern areas, johannesburg, seeing the temperature at $23.00 degrees with clear skies. that sure weather update . ah. on counting the cost with europe facing the thread of a gasp, lea skin africa fill the gap, the ukraine will bottles, the global economy, power, countries,

coping and e. you move to kind of big tech dominance will there you regulation. we're counting the cost on al jazeera, a showcase of the best documentary films from across the network on al jazeera. ah ah ah, welcome back to thinking about about top stories here. this, our ukraine's president belonged to me as the lensky, as told on the international community to hold russia's president vladimir putin responsible for war crimes. he made the comments on a visit to the town of butcher. russian forces have been accused of killing conference activities in all the russian ambassador to the un has denied claims of

war. crimes and boots are saying it was all staged in the benzine says moscow would provide evidence to the security council on tuesday. and he was president, your body says does ample evidence and atrocities by russia he wants to know who to be tried for more crimes. but johnny, city of shanghai would remain locked down as authority, has reviewed the results of a drive to test all 26000000 residents for cobit 19. a 2 stage lockdown began last week to combat the latest wave. but authorities of come under fire for separating cobra positive children from their parents and sending them to quarantined facilities. adrian brown has more from hong kong. i think the chinese government is it missing that this policy is in existence and the fact that it is suggest for me that this figure is not in cynical single digits. it's probably a lot higher than that. this has caused, you know, a lot of unease for parents in shanghai. remember shang, i has one of the biggest international communities in china. so this is worrying

also for foreign parents. there's plenty of anecdotal evidence, both online and elsewhere, to demonstrate just how unsettled people are. we know that parents and children have been separated. we know also that the chinese government is going to persist with this policy. it says that where a parent and a child have been infected, they can isolate together, but it say the parent has been infected and the child hasn't, than they have to be separated. now, foreign diplomats in shanghai have been contacting the foreign ministry in beijing to express their alarm. they want sat there to be some sort of exemption for diplomatic staff and the children of diplomatic staff to be able to isolate at home . but it does seem that china is determined to maintain this particular strategy. protest as in shall anchor, have returned in the streets to denounce the government's handling of the economic

crisis. gathered outside independence memorial hall and president got to buy a roger puts his office in columbus earlier. shall anchors main opposition. party, rejected the playgrounds offer to join the government instead urging him to step down the offer came after his cabinet reside on sunday rodman. l. fernandez joins us live from the capital, columbia min elsa, parliament resumes the day. what are you expecting to happen given the term on over the last few days them? so you're seeing basically the shift of certain parliamentarians. we've already had the session that started just a short while ago in the building behind mitchell lancaster, parliament building. and now we heard that there were at least 12 impedes that have announced that they are leaving the government and they will sit as independent mpm . those are members of the esl p, p the ruling party. there are also basically members up to 14 members of one of the government's coalition partners. the esl if be the sure lack of freedom party that,

that have announced that they will step aside from the government and also sit as independence. so quite a lot of. 2 mile, given that the government needs to ensure it's our majority in parliament at the moment it's, they're still quite comfortable. but as we have heard, almost 26 parliamentarians leaving that number and the proceedings today. obviously, we just had a new or what the government called was a temporary to cabinet sworn in with just for subject ministers of and that happened yesterday. so you just have a full member, temporary cabinet until such time that a more permanent cabinet is held. now, bear in mind that there are lots of protest still continuing around the country, particularly here in the capitol colombo and there have been sort of indications that protested might target the parliament in terms of our surrounding the parliament or coming to parliament to express their views. we did here earlier on

in the day that prime minister my im, the roger proctor who obviously came in to parliament earlier. ah, possibly use an all it alternative entrance. i mean, that is the degree of concern among the security of the i p given the big crowds expected. all right, um no fernandez, live for stay in columbia. no, thank you. a pakistan supreme court resume a hearing later on tuesday on one of the prime minister's decision to dissolve parliament is constitutional and when a com supporters have been rallying in the capitol as he seeks to stay in power. the opposition appeal against his order on sunday. it triggered a political crisis. well, that move derailed, no competence vote against him is called for a new election in 3 months from ohio has more from his none of that under the border of the budget on teddy again, tom have come to the square with the popular plateful brocade there considering this a weekday saying that the disillusion of parliament was because of article 5,

which pertains to loyalty to the country, saying that there was a foreign confederacy over throwing on con government, which prompted enron con then their dogs, they parliament, the opposition of called the saying that there is an unconstitutional move, but it is an important point in focus on the history that a prime minister has actually accused the united states of trying to engineer jane jane focused on saying that the countries for quality after being used for an independent it is indeed a moment for everyone to reflect a bond budget on, i've seen political border ation. the opposition of thoughts are now gone to the countries epic scored to rule rather than move by the deputy speaker of the assembly when they get their med given the fact that they want to know how

confident or against the prime minister. but the prime minister, who will be in the fall for the next 2 weeks. i've already given the name of the chief justice of august on if all my judge are to read and get him prime minister. he had already called a meeting of the national security committee, which was endorsed by the military intelligence chief. and he said that he has ample evidence. go back a claim that they want to consider to get rid of his government. it will be important to see whether the corporate take that into account and read that the letter that the prime minister had been showing at the rally will be rolled and that the board for and then have to come out with a legitimate hack by the deputy speaker could throw out the no gun fortune against august on prime minister and wrong con. does anger and peruse of the rising cost of living in the past few days, protest and violent,

at least 5 people have been killed. the government now trying to win over some of the protesters as marianna sanchez reports on the capital, lima ah, protestors clashed with riot police in several cities around the country, burning tires, looting blocking highways. the rising cost of living is affecting many peruvians, rocketing fuel prices have directly impacted the basic food basket. people are blaming it on precedent bid august to use policy. we have supported him and how is he paying his back? he's raising the price of sugar flower. when is it been like this? our children are hungry, there is no work and we want a solution. farmers blocked the pen american highway to protest against the threefold increase in fertilizer prices. the government says, fertilizers, fuel and grains imports from russia and ukraine have shut up because of the war. last week. gusty, your anger protest are saying they were being paid to protest. farmers and truckers

was funded by blocking the crucial central highway, which is the main foot supply line for the capitol that in turn caused food shortages. the president has forgotten the poor people. everything is expensive. he should put on his pants and govern bell if not, he should go back to his hometown renewal sort of government officials struck a deal and saturday with one faction of protesters, the post a 5 day deadline to address their demands. and on sunday, another deal with truckers, but that didn't apiece people now rallying nationwide, thousands of jobs lost to the pandemic have also fuel discontent, or giving me most the, those englewood india, people who are already against the wall economically and castillo produced a revolution of expertise it's just under normal circumstances, inflation would have produced these effects later on. but the pandemic worked as an accelerator. in the face of nationwide protests,

the government is choosing to buy social tranquillity with money increase the minimum wage. and we do some taxes on fuel. but another thing that may not be the solution and only seek us to use populace measures could eventually bring some piece, but they see a major crisis lose a head for the precedent. last week, just you survived a 2nd round of impeachment proceedings after 9 months in office spearheaded by his political foes in congress. but now it is the people who 1st supported him who are demanding him to fulfill his promises or the madison to suggest you daily mat. they do not landmark you and report on climate change says there must be rapid, deep and immediate concent, carbon dioxide emissions to prevent a climate catastrophe. the report was put together by the intergovernmental panel on climate change. it says the earth is on track to exceed an average global temperature rise of $1.00 degrees celsius. this century be on which the

catastrophic effects of climate change like floods, droughts and super storms will get worse. the panel says greenhouse gas emissions need to be reduced by 43 percent and methane by that a 3rd by 2030. well, andy, rising, there's part of the working group which wrote that report. he told us more about how climate change can be reduced. what a report shows it looked at was reducing greenhouse gas emissions across a wide range of different sectors and an aggregate. our report finds that we could reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by about half within the next 10 years and costs up to about $100.00 per ton of fuel to equivalent avoided the, the actions are quite different in different sectors in our report. quantity telling alice's of what those actions look like. so for example, the analysis system, it's a shift toward buy from fossil fuels and to want renewables. we're adding carbon captain storage to avoid the missional come doctor to the atmosphere in industry.

there's new processes emerging that allow it to come in as i should, the natural processes, but also greater reuse of materials. whereas in the agricultural land sector, for example, it's clear that there's a large potential to reduce or avoid emissions by focusing on the conservation restoration of existence, but also more efficient agriculture production. so in, in total is a wide package of actions at the world can take to reduce emissions, could at the scale necessary to limit woman to $1.00 degrees, the richest person in the world. let's take a major stake in twitter, sending the social media platform stock soaring in must bought shares with nearly $3000000000.00 making in the top shareholder, where teslas c. u has been critical of social media companies in a recent post question which isn't here to free speech and hinted up launching his own platform. that won't just be football that will be on display when the world cup comes to catch up later this year. local artists also plan to showcase their

work during the tournament. patrick rosario, the latest collection, is called the beautiful game. the malaysian born craftsman is painting a 100 pictures that reflect the grass roots appeal of football and he does it. the dab of coffee. i pondered. why did they call this the beautiful game? you know, what is the reason who going to word so found the words and call it a beautiful game. and i wanted to have something different. i was looking for something which is unique from the ordinary. and in december, i got this moment when i said, let's go back to a football, began in the streets in the, in the alleyways in the paddy feels, let me go and see what, what is on the. so i did my research to find out the photographs available that people have taken from the parts of the world. so when i look at a photograph, i like to think what happened before that in the streets, for example, the dependence, i love them begun play. they don't go outside in the monsoons in play. so i like

the story that was, that was happened that had happened at the moment a photograph was taken. v. appreciate a lot of things because of experiences in life as well. i grew up in east militia where we didn't have toys. we played with nature. so i look at elements that is as good culture in it. it is got fun in it. it is got nostalgia in it. it has got a story behind it. i'm in door ha now, and i should be fortunate. a lot of artist, when i say artist, every one singers, and dancers, and gestures and musicians, they all should be happy that, ah, the fee for 2022 has come to a guitar. and they should take this opportunity to make use of this, the subject for bore and married them with the video skeleton de talons where they

are don. so do think sort of fall football. so i think it is a great opportunity for artist and art. ah, take a picture of the headlines here. this i'll ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has called on the international community to hold russia's president, that it may putin responsible for war crimes. he made the comments on a visit to the town of boucher where russian forces had been accused of killing hundreds of civilians who mean all the russian ambassador to the united nations has denied claims of war. crimes and boots are saying it was all staged basine and benzine says moscow will provide evidence to the security council on tuesday. yes, president joe biden says there's ample evidence of atrocities committed by russia. he wants better may put him to be tried for will cries, he is a war but we have the gather of information. we have.