emanuel my call, i'm marina pan. i head to head for the french presidency, but with the far right leader le pen, having softened to the image and growing discontent with micro and the cost of living crisis as play. how will france vote follow the french election on al jazeera? with this is al jazeera ah, on carry johnson. this is the news our live from do are coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia shifts its focus to eastern ukraine while the government's western allies to send more weapons. city officials in india is a capital tear down shops and properties they say were built in legally after wave of criminal bothers during the recent can do festival. organ $500.00 or anger,

break out to an immigration detention facility. the leisure a search is under way under former hong kong radio host who took part in anti government protests the sentence to 40 months in prison. i'm devin ash, with sports and liverpool, outclass at manchester, united to a foreigner when it am failed. it takes them to help with the english premier league. it's just after a 10 g m t at 1 pm in cave, where ukrainian military says it's a fighting back against a new russian assault. as a focus of the conflict moves eastward moscow's operation, described as the battle for dumbass reporter, the aims to carve ukrainian to russia's defense. mystery says it hit more than a 1000 targets across the country overnight. but ukraine says it has repelled several attacks. not that he thought he'd le,

let's get the lines go blessed day over the past 24 hours in the territory of dynette scandal. han screech and stan attacks by russian invaders were repelled. it was thanks. 28 armored vehicles, 2 vehicles and one or 2. the re system were destroyed while charles stratford is in costa ante nefco in the eastern ukraine's dumbass region. many attacks last night, right, the way along the front line. we're also hearing reports though, of what the ukraine is describing as being them having repelled moves by russian forces in certain areas. certain areas actually relatively close to where we are here, specifically a town called homo santa, where we know that has been heavy fighting in the last couple of days. we actually spoke to a member of the organization medicine, san frontier, about half an hour ago. he describing the situation in papasan ers being terrifying

for the remaining civilians there. he says that russian forces control about half that a town, a very dangerous road for civilians trying to get out of it. there also, now there are a number of other towns around proper santa and one that is in full control now under full control of watson forces that town carmina. now, one of the reasons why there is such a push in that area is because it seems as if russian forces are trying to do some sort of pincer movements to try and surround the strategically important, very large city of slum dance. we also know that there has been heavy fighting north of sloppy answer in a town called is you. so yes, a lot of fighting overnight, but as i say, the ukrainian force is at least saying that they have managed to repel a russian advance or you know, it's been coming up for 2 days since the beginning of these announcements that we heard from the ukrainians and the russians that this, as the russians call it,

a 2nd phase has started. but certainly analysts are saying and the ukrainians. a saying that as yet, the russians have not managed to sort of get the kind of momentum that they need for that 2nd stage to make serious territorial gains. but also jibari standing by in moscow. but 1st, let's cross over to how to add the hamid who's in more of the anchor for us and hot our middle this more military age pledged from united states is absolutely. i mean, the united states has pledge a couple of weeks ago about 800000000 additional in military aid. there was a shipment last week and is another shipment that has just arrived in poland and should make its way across the border, ain't to ukraine. now. what do you not to say has been giving the ukrainian army is mainly anti tank, misses, anti air misses and also artillery pieces. this is very much needed. you

know, the 8 has been coming well before this war started, but most of that aid at the time went to the eastern front because there was a believe that if indeed they would be award to time. that would be where it would start along that very long contact line of 420 kilometers. well, it turned around it came into areas as where i'm standing here in board, yank and north west of keep as the russians were trying to push their so do you queen as a find themselves in a situation that all that a that had received. they had to relocated and re deployed. we deployed in a, in areas like this one. and you can see does some behind me that the battles here were as fierce as what charles is describing is unfolding at the moment in eastern ukraine. so certainly more aid is definitely needed as this is just the beginning of that 2nd phase of the war. and the russians have said it very clearly,

right from the onset that the final game will be to take over the whole dumbass region, which includes both the login's and done yet regions is a very, very large area and for the ukrainians to be able to stand there basically they will need a lot of back up. i remember just before the war, we were speaking to one soldier in ad we've got along that contact line. it was one day before the war. and he said that the time is going to be very difficult for us because our trenches basically are in the way of what they want to get. so he was, he was saying already, then if we don't get more supplies, if we don't get more troops, if we don't get more a weaponry. well then they, the, the separate is backed by the russians could just roll over. so that is urgently needed. and i think we're going to see this military aid really pouring into the country more and more over the coming days and weeks. i live in that bar that yank

a forest hotter after hamid. thank you. will daughter jabbar is in moscow for more on this and or so? what's rushes take on all this? well, according to the russian defense minister survey chicago, and he said that the weapons that are being delivered to ukraine by the united states are only serving the interests of the united states because they will be wanting to drag out this conflict for as long as possible. and as long as they continue to supply ukraine with weapons, that is exactly what is going to happen is going to prolong this conflict. and we also had heard from officials in washington last week that reportedly, and there was a note that was passed on to the officials in when washington, from the russian embassy saying that the weapons, the americans are sending to crane will have unexpected consequences. for the united states, the feeling here is that a,

this aid that's being pouring into ukraine is coming with an aim. there is a goal behind it. and that is to a, continue this conflict and to prolong it for as long as possible with the hopes of the russians and not being successful in their so called special military operation, which is in now aides 56 day. but the general consensus here that we've been hearing from a lot of analysts and, and oh guess on state tv over the past few days is that the conflict is now much broader. the idea that the russians were at a cup fighting the ukrainians is now at the initial stage, very much. the view here is that cit, the russians are now fighting, not only the ukrainians, but as well as nato countries alongside the united states. because those are the countries that are pouring in weapons into crane. so as this has certainly complicated what is already a very complicated s situation on the ground. and of course,

the united states for so far a given area near the $2500000000.00 worth of 8 and milk military equipment to the government in care of. and the russians are saying that this is only making this situation much worse. okay, those such of are in moscow. thank you for that update. now in new delhi city officials have used bulldozers to raise shops, stores, and properties they say were built illegally, and their actions continued despite india's talk, court ordering a hold to the eviction drive. most of the people living in johanna very are muslims . 4 days ago there were violent confrontations in the area between large the hindu and muslim crowds during a religious procession, alive to elizabeth around him in new delhi. now in dallas, with the supreme court has ordered the demolitions to stop, but what's actually happening there now? hello carry. that's right. so the definitions in the neighborhood of john,

the podium, northwest deli, have now stopped by and took the north deli municipal corporation, which was carrying them out more than 2 hours after the supreme court asked them to stop all those instructors to do so. another bull, those whipple doses were centered at 10 o'clock in the morning. they were accompanied by hundreds of police and paramilitary forces. and they worked full 3 hours, destroying many dozens of properties, mostly shops, and mostly belonging to hindus, but some mostly belonging to muslims, rodder, but some belonging to hindus as well. they also destroyed the gate to the jahan gate, put a mask. now the north darling municipal population as luck by the hindu nationalist by the agenda party. and it says that what happened on wednesday was part of their regular what they call encroachment drive to remove and legal structures. but it didn't take place as 4 days after the violence between him and muslims in this predominantly muslim neighborhood. and just 2 days after the battle,

he jumped the party of the ship, his deli chief, asked the north deli mayer to destroy any illegally construct and structures and ab belonging to people that were arrested and connection to saturdays violence. now 24 people have been arrested so far, most of them have been mostly and we spoke to our team, spoke to people in john gainfully who said that they feel that muslims are being disproportionately targeted. and are both hindu and muslim shop liners whose structures were destroyed, said that they had nothing to do with saturdays, via us. now the supreme court was already hearing a case against demolitions, because it says was not the 1st such instance over the past week amid a rising religious tensions. nidia. that's right, the violence that took place and deli on saturday night. and it must be noted that,

that those religious tension for the worst of the indian capital, it needed 2 years. but that follows another weekend of a space of violence. and that happened when again, many a hinder groups were leading processions. they were celebrated the birthday of their god round the previous weekend and they were leading processions through was them neighborhoods or was going past mosques and chanting, religious hindu nationalist rather slogans as they were on saturday night in delhi . the worst of that violence to place of the state of mother were they were local authorities destroyed, 45 homes just the next day, just in one neighborhood in monday for the age. and we have civil society groups, many opposition politicians. a saying that the b, j, p, they're accusing the countries ruling at lee j. p of not just to all came of and just tensions, but also targeting muslims and hughes, and collect and punishment by destroying their holland and by destroying destroying

their shots. which of course, their source of livelihood must be noted that whenever we see the homes of businesses, all people muslim suspected of violence, it only ever takes place in states which approved by the, by the junk the party. now the supreme court is going to hear a case against such demolitions on thursday and done that was brought by a miss been booked. would you mind alarm at a hint? they're asking the court to stop regional governments. they did this even before today's incident, to stop regional governments from bulldozing homes of suspects, of people just suspects of violence without following any legal procedures. ok, this was her on them in new delhi. thank you for that or thing with this. now let's bring in java ansari, he's an independent journalist. he joins us by skype from new jersey. thanks for being with us here on the al jazeera. would you regard this as politically

motivated? well, absolutely. without an element of don't know could body elections? i sure do it for later the in the or a new delhi, the b g, b, 2 successive assembly elections and barriers been routed and trying to use this as a means to try and get back to off. the bulldozer has now become a sort of an election master for the project, the party. they use it in the spirit assembly recently concluded state the assembly elections are not papers. and now, what is ominous is that the state chief ministers belonging to the party just a party, like the mild mannered sharah to joe on the produce of all just take into using this. it's not, i'm not religious positions are not new to india, but, but states like mot awestruck. 100 very read yet. and it's significant. like job your reporter underlined that most of the islands is taking place only the

states. now elections coming. forgive me for interrupting yes. elections are coming later this year, so how significant is this action now? well, it has been viewed as a means to try and polarize last wednesday. clashes took place between the members of the 2 communities. tension has been sitting there and now they've used this as an excuse to, to try and get rid of encroachments if that indeed forced the case. then half of teddy is, is full of encroachment. so many legal structures. not so billy, one of the posters colonies in south billy sonic farms is so that's where the rich and famous of barely stay. that's wholly legal. why not begin from day? why begin? where the, where the, where the poorest and people stay. and most of them happen to be from a particular community, the muslims. okay, david answer independent journalist drawings from new delhi. thank you for your

insights today. thank you. well, plenty more head to on the news, our including why china's a deal with a tiny island nation is sending waves across the pacific ocean war in ukraine. it takes its toll on the world. economy will have more on the ins, latest growth, the full cost, and in sport with jenna. how into milan state, on course, for the italian league, uncapped, double ah, more than 500 or hang your refugees, of escaped from a temper detention center in northern malaysia. 6 were killed when they were hit by vehicles on trying to cross a highway in the head of state police at st. more than $360.00 of those who got out were re arrested. why that sir? get more now on this from florence louis who's in at one of them are for us sir.

what do we know about the circumstances of this break out? while police have confirmed that there was a riot that proceeded the breakout. detainees broke down doors and grills and fled . now the detention center was holding more than 650 people at the time, and some 500 people escaped. there were around $23.00 immigration officers, but they were completely overwhelmed. please say they do not know what was behind the right what caused the riot, but the couldn't state police chief did concede that there may have been feelings of unhappiness among the detainees. but he didn't elaborate and he said the cause of the right is now the subject of an investigation. now we do know that these 6 people have died. they were struck by vehicles while trying to cross a highway and the 6 include 2 children. the incident happened around 67 kilometers

from the detention center. now police say they are still searching for those were still at large. they've set up road blocks. they've asked villages in the nearby areas to be on the lookout and they've also activated a volunteer paramilitary force. police say that those who escaped are all ro hanger, which means they would have fled either myanmar with a state less and subject to a life of persecution or bangladesh where they are confined to refugee camps with little chance for escape or future somewhere else. and many of them for prey to human traffic as if trying to reach other countries for silent fade to undertake dangerous boat journeys. some of them drift at month 4 months at a time man. and those who are more or less fortunate may perish at sea. yet many still choose to undertake this journey and for many of them, malaysia is a popular destination because this is a muslim majority country and it's closer to me on mine bun gladish as compared to indonesia. and even so those who actually arrived here don't find that that

necessarily welcome because malaysia does not recognize refugee status. so they are still at risk of arrest in detention. and unless they are registered with the united nations refugee agency, and even then that is not 100 percent guarantee of protection. ok, florence louis. thank you for that update. for me, quite a while, the hong kong court has sentenced a pro democracy activist and former radio host to 40 months in jail time tact. she was convicted of tradition last month. it was a prominent face in the mass protests that swept through hong kong in recent years . time has been in custody for more than a year and a half since he's arrest in september 2020 for brit credit isn't hong kong with more. it handing down the sentence, judge sadly tried and said that she showed very little remorse and sincerity. drew mccourt, proceeding pam was a very outspoken figure. he ran

a very popular talk. so and there's some concern about what this sentencing might mean for media. freedom press freedom in hong kong, which is meant to be guaranteed in the cities medical institution, the basic law, when hong kong was headed back to chinese rule from british rule. there's also some concern about what the new leadership might bring into hong kong from july. that will be a new lead, a taking over from chief executive carry lab, and that's expected to be the one horse race which is that john lee, the former security chief john lee led the response to the 29 pane protest, and he's expected to take a more hard line approach to leadership. so there is a renewed sense of unease and apprehension about what this new era of leadership in hong kong might me, rick, but i'll just hear a phone call that's bringing tom grundy on this. he's editor in chief at hong kong, free press. he joins us by skype from hong kong. so what do you think that tells us

about press freedom in hong kong at the moment? well, this is a kind of a solution trying to physically be compact, facing in 14 charges held in custody since 2020, and the 14 month today. i mean, if i some disorderly conduct, families must focus on just to speech slogan, liberate hong kong revolution of our time. afraid that is now meant to be illegal and be capable of inciting others to commit to sessions. prosecution also said he made faces claiming about the police and calling them down the black call. so missed sedition, colonialism, choice alone conditions. but he's looking at it in prison and we are 18 days away from that. john lee, most likely taking power,

where he said to possibly in news law, regulate crowd funding and build a new local security law school 23 on top of the national security concerning times for free speech and freedom. as you say, the really included a colonial era additional, how unusual was that? well, it's increasingly common actually in the community are all different from the secures below. but it's quite recently they ought to be treated the same. and you see, you know, pick national security just like some time today over seeing the trial, the tradition legislation, criminalizes violence, disaffection, other thing to against the crown that was replaced with the government after the honda, whereas the controversial security law law to burst into session inclusion was on

full 2, but as i said, they are being you the same perhaps because it is easier to get a conviction through the edition route. but it might be unified with our clinics. basically, the more local security legislation come through. and of course, there will be a change of leadership in hong kong next month. what do you expect from that then going forward? yeah, we writing days away from john lee who's a former chief and hong kong on the to being selected in a small circle election leech next to his leader, but much consign this sort of symbolizes beijing. perhaps we use hong kong nowadays. it is another troublesome periphery. and when we talk about the fate new law that have anything to enact, as well as local national security legislation. there's also worries about crowd

funding and regulation regards to that printer. a lot of the media landscaping it has been relying on director funding in so along with the security, a little bit of breath and news and made it a couple of titles basically totally along with that. and it says a lot of concern is going to this new era under john, me. ok. tom grantee editing chief at hong kong, free press. thank you for instance. thank you. now us trailers. government says it's deeply disappointed. china has signed a security agreement with the solomon islands, us and its allies and asia pacific site could destabilized the region, bringing chinese warships within 2000 kilometers of the australian coast, and which a pell has more. a new security arrangement for the pacific that's caught many by

surprise. china has signed a cooperation agreement with the solomon islands, one that western governments believe could bring chinese warships uncomfortably close to australia's shores. the agreement is to maintain social order, protect lives, and property response, a natural disasters and provide humanitarian aid. china's foreign ministry rejects notions. the islands are in australia's so called back yard patty on dogwill. pacific island countries are not any one's backyard, though, let alone pawns in a geopolitical confrontation, island countries of actual needs for diversification of foreign cooperation. and also have the right to independently choose their partners. deliberately exaggerating tensions and provoking confrontation between camps is not of interest to island countries. news of the agreement sent shock waves around the world when it was leaked last month. and just hours before it was announced, the u. s. warned against it, saying it could expand the reach of china's military or p. a les, despite these all nouns, governments comments, the broad nature of the security agreement leaves open the door for the deployments

of p r. c, military forces to the solomon islands. a we believe that signing such an agreement could increase destabilization within the solomon islands. and we'll set a concerning precedent for the wider pacific island region. violent protests in november against unemployment, the prime minister manase. so guevara and warming relations with beijing left the solomon islands, chinatown area, and ruins. so have already turned to australia, new zealand, and papa new guinea, to send peacekeepers and restore order. about 50 australian police, remain there. as a friend of solomon islands, we remain there fiscal for security, but now it's likely to become an election issue for prime minister scott morrison who's facing criticism for not doing more to scuttle the deal. his counterpart sought to reassure a camera in his own parliament. the islands won't become embroiled in any geopolitical game. there is no tension whatsoever, mrs. figured to australia to build a military base in someone else. it's

a remarkable turnaround since 2019, when the solomon islands switch diplomatic recognition from taiwan to beijing and unlocked millions of dollars for the developing country. it's now positioned itself between competitors and is moving to china's backyard hendershot health out his ear was still ahead on al jazeera with israeli troops, fire rubber bullets inside the alex and mosque compound, who had the latest on rising tensions at the occupied inside a city in should anchor is under curfew, demonstrates is refused to back down on 2 weeks of protest against the government and in sport to defeat for the top seeds in the n b a playoffs. gemma has all yes ah

hello. we have a lovely blue sky in spring sunshine, across scandinavia, warm sunshine at bat, but elsewhere across europe we have got some rather lively downpours area of low pressure bringing wet weather routes of the western russia through bowers isn't i. which was pony than another nasty system. still swirling away across the good part of spain is making his way towards the valley. eric's cold enough, a snow here over the high ground of spain over the next couple of days at wet weather that windy weather, large ways will continue as we go one through the course of wednesday. there's that sherry rain up towards that east. the side of europe still some went whether they're in 2 or western parts of the region. madge is pushing over toward sir ukraine. we have got some snow too into bulgaria, just sliding across the hungarian plains and wet and wintry weather. still in place here. now. well, we have across the western side of the met that will not use way towards sandia

corsica pushing across into italy as we go through thursday and 30 does see the return of wet weather into spain and paused cool up towards the north west. it's fine and dry with plenty of sunshine now for no question of positive africa we have weather coming in. he recalls with that system in the western side of the med and so howard dos, pushing into central parts for thursday in 2018. a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government. i'm president. soc, is younger group on power. i'm going to liberate this, where a new documentary follows his non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with a democratic good. i am not alone on mias velvet revolution on al jazeera, investigative journalism. my role in this fight tied the information about global

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regions against a russian assault city officials in new delhi destroyed what they say were illegal structures, despite india's top court, ordering a host to the addiction. dr. balance between in doing listening crowds in the area on the 500 or hanging refugees escape to attempt to detention center the major early on wednesday 6 died off being hit by the vehicles and they said across the highway, the fate. 8400 pounds and we invested as ukrainian forces defend the east from an all now to russian assault, the u. s. has begun to shipping additional weapons. whitehouse is expected to announce a new military aid package soon. in addition to an 800000000 dollar pledge it made last week, the u. k and canada have also promised extra artillery and other support for

ukraine in while for the nato member in norway says it has sent a 100 strong defense missiles on japan is sending masks and special clothing to protect against chemical attacks after a request by the ukrainian government when that spring in hiring a dell to now he's a policy director, can associate ross uses verbal. he joins us from module. thanks for being with us. so another military pledge from the u. s. how significant is this latest package do you think? well, i think it's very significant along with the 1st the original 800000000 package because it shows a start shift from western support for ukraine. one that is focus now on delivering heavy weaponry. and not only defensive systems like bank rockets and how much difference do you feel this military assistance can actually make on the ground?

well, i think it can make a whole lot of difference because the conflict is now moving to, to the southern and the eastern part of the crane flat lands, which requires again heavy weaponry auditors. tanks. and this is what, what this packages is tailored to do. do you think this is going to be enough for care? they've always been calling for me or haven't they? they have well, yes and no yes. in the sense that it is a good 1st step in quantity, of course, it will have to be mentored. and this is what the 2nd package tries to do. but right now, key of these all the help we can get, not only symbolic, but also meaningful help on the ground. but do remember the russian offensive that is about to and has already started is also marked by, by the, by the lots of that russia has, has incurred, in the, in the 1st stage of the war. so russia to does not have the manpower it had at the

beginning of this war. but how long does it take to make a practical difference though on, on the ground when, as you say this offensive on the east is already taking place as we speak? well, it does require a bit more than than the original anti rockets. so, you know, it does require some training. it does require not only, you know, handing over the keys to, to the, the tanks or the armored vehicles, but also the maintenance that comes along with it. having said that though, it's not learning something new, you know, artillery pieces, you know, you just learned a specific items that you need to learn for. for specific i tell every piece, however, in essence, you don't have to learn how to use it. so there is some training involved, but it's not impossible. ok, hiring adel rasmussen that global there. thank you for being with us here today on algebra. now, ukraine's that nuclear agency has released

a video sharing positions abandoned by russian forces in the novel exclusion zone. moscow's forces took control of the facility and nearby areas at the start of the war. the sites of the world's worst atomic disaster is still highly radioactive, including the soil that russian soldiers dug trenches in ukraine. government says this would have expose them to significant doses of radiation while ukrainians who fled up being worn to wait longer before returning. even if it seems that things are safer and give in western parts of the country, said lawson in berlin, spoke to some of those who decided to go these ukrainian refugees have made a very difficult decision to go back home. they're taking a 25 hour long journey, not knowing what they're going to find. although they will warmly welcomed here after the russian invasion. they now can't wait to go back and we learn it's,

our parents are watch it. well, where are they? they home, but is it a okay and way and i'm very glad today. ok that i feel alive. it's really it's really it's can read that some. some parents are dying and some children stay alone and like terrible to secure the situation. and it seems to have improved in the past few weeks. but these last few days, the price again, that's why the mayor and actually asked people not to return yet, but that doesn't deter these people. there isn't any of your own griffin, tinder, we're afraid, but the fighting is mostly in the east of the country. but there are still playing sly, you know, the keys of lockers been fired people running for their lives and children disturbed when they sleep, alarm children then kinda a bunch often of them after living as refugees for nearly 2 months here in germany, they're now going on a long and uncertain journey back home,

hoping that it's safe enough to stay and they're not going to be forced to flee again anytime soon. the war in ukraine is being partly blamed for net sixty's 1st decrease of subscribers in 10 years. it share value has plans by 25 percent streaming service last $200000.00 subscribers worldwide from january to march. that's feels by the loss of 700000 accounts of the company pulled out of russia. netflix has also games increased competition and password sharing. in federal military fund says the war ukraine is driving a global economic downturn. it slashed its growth for cost from 6 point one percent to 3.6 percent this year. she had potentially has more now from washington. very much projections for the world economy have worse and significantly since its last report in january, when it predicted a post pandemic recovery. the reason is clear,

global economy prospects have been severely set back, largely because of russia's invasion of ukraine. this crisis unfolds as the global economy has not yet fully recovered from the pandemic. from an estimated 6 point, one percent and 2021. the m f now says economic growth will shrink to 3.6 percent in 20222023. the phone says that inflation already surging due to the pandemic will be amplified due to war related supply shortages and its world economic outlook says increases and food and fuel prices could lead to social unrest. however, the i'm, i've also said inflation for advanced economies may 4 to 2.5 percent next year. some economists say that should mean a change in cost prevented devastating global recession. threatening to do what is done many times before, which is to increase interest rates unnecessarily. and that affects a whole world because interest rates of other central banks tend to follow the fed

in the world. and that makes it more difficult for developing countries to avoid crises, economic crises that push millions of people into poverty. but such as the uncertainty about the war and ukraine, further energy sanctions on russia, future deadly covert variance, and more supply bottlenecks and china. the i m f says its latest predictions may be too optimistic to coincide with the m f spring meetings. oxfam has released to study, predicting a pandemic, and the warn ukraine could push more than 263000000 people into extreme poverty. in 2022, the charities calling on the i m f to stop increasing a hardship due to its insistence on conditioning loans to the developing world on implementing austerity policies. while it was rich nations to avoid cutting spending, to preserve what economic recovery there is. one had said before

you, but we don't see the countries in oxford says there's a disconnect between the i'm s research which discusses increased social unrest and more hunger because of the time. then like the war, i'm the, i'm as actual policy prescriptions for the most needy nations, which demand the slashing of the social safety and the subsidies on cooking gas, increasing taxes on food and freezing public sector pay. she every time see al jazeera washington tensions remain high. the alex, the most compound dotted incursion of jewish ultra nationalists groups into the whole site is very forces of stop to some young wisdoms from leaving the compound area. israeli troops fight robber, but it's one of the mosques. windows of the someone threw a stone that a soldier. well since friday a number of palestinians had been injured in israeli. raids on the occupied compound or hurry for set,

joins us live from occupied east jerusalem. and harry continued tensions, how serious does this appear to be? well, yes it's, it's been calmer relatively than what we saw over the weekend for example. but it still remains the case that the, the alexa mos compounds saw israeli forces on it are in large number early, earlier on this morning they cleared the, the compound, they restricted entry to it by a young muslim men. and they sealed the doors again. of the mosque itself with worshippers inside are all to provide the circumstances in which they could bring in. these are, these are jewish, largely as you say, all is many of them. politically motivated, are often far right often settlers. ah, and we have seen people chanting, anti arab slogans. and that's the kind of thing that is extremely provocative as far as palestinians are concerned. and are what we saw were stones throwing out

from inside the mosque, as well as that at least one molotov cocktail. and another burning object was thrown from an open window. police firing rubber, bullets, 2 injuries, one in the hand, and one on the back of their head. we are told by palestinian sources at the walks the as my mac trust, which is backed by the jordanian government. it says nearly $1200.00 israeli jews were admitted during the course of the day at bay had some 3 hours during which are that was happening. and that is a much higher number that we've seen in previous days during passover. this is a confluence of both jewish passover and the mostly home holy month of ramadan, which makes it particularly tense. and of course, with all of the violence intention that we've seen in the weeks and days preceding all of this. and there is still the prospect of further escalation. later there is a right wing jewish nationalist march,

or the organizers of which want to go through damascus gate into the old city. the police have rejected their requests, but so far they're saying that they will continue and try to do that. so there is potential for further confrontation later this afternoon. hey, harry for set alive from occupied easter eastern. thank you. now the head of the yen ends newly formed the presidential council. i shall see me, has been sworn in so many took place on tuesday in the southern port city of aidan, in front of the members of parliament. the me has promised to stabilize the economy and eas, humanitarian suffering. earlier this month, president ab manser had a fired, his deputy informed a leadership council. after 2 months cease fire with who these who have rejected the new council or u. k. judge has a formally approve an extradition order for which helix found that during the songs it means the decision to extradite him to the us now rests the british home

secretary pretty for tell. sanchez wanted in the us on spying charges. after he published thousands of classified documents. if patel signs off at the expedition, his lawyers can still heal the booth. and british prime minister voice johnson has apologized to parliament for breaking his own government's coven 19 locked down. those and being find by police, there wasn't enough for his political opponents who labeled johnson statement a joke of the morning. he quits the whole as the story from that. it was the 1st time that boris johnson had spoken to n p's about the fine that he received during the easter recess. one of a number of fines handed out to senior figures in downing street by the metropolitan police as part of their ongoing investigation into allegations of rule breaches. specifically parties in downing street during periods of covey lockdown, he repeated the public apology. he made at the time,

acknowledging people's hurt and disappointment, saying they had a right to expect more from their leaders from the very people who made those rules in the 1st place. but did he think he actually done anything wrong? let me also say not by way of mitigation or excuse julie, purely because it explains my previous words in the time that he did not occur to me. then both subsequently the day gathering in the cabinet room just before a vital meeting on cobra strategy could amount to a breach of the room. i repeat, that was my mistake, and i apologize for it on reserve only that will infuriate many of his critics, including m. p. 's within his own party, of course, who will likely continue to feel that boris johnson is failing to give this issue

the gravity. it deserves and that he continues to seek to lessen, to minimize to trivialize his own misconduct. it was the leader of the opposition labor party. kiss tom. what a joke. even now, the latest mealy mouthed apology stumbled out of one side of his mouth, a new set of deflections and distortions paul from the outbound peril still lies ahead to full bars. johnson, of course, there remains the likelihood that more fines will be handed out by the metropolitan police as its investigation continues. indeed, boris johnson himself may yet receive more fines, and the local elections in may loom at which the conservative party is expected to fare badly. if he does that could be held up as the public's judgment of bodies. johnson, and at that point his position could be tenuous. indeed the us justice department

said that or challenge a court ruling that struck down a mosque mandate for the transport sector. whitehouse is advising people to keep wearing marks on plains and other transport centers for disease control and prevention had earlier extended the mosque mandate fighting rising cove in 1000 infections. the federal judge in florida, the cdc over sets, it's a 30 face initial anchor have put a city near colombo, the curfew of the anti government protests against the growing economic crisis offices in rambo cannot open the fire to protest on tuesday. kitting one person and injuring nearly 20 others. these are people are demanding the present steps down to 0. now fernandez has more from columbus. c and terry is police open fire against anom protestors in rumbled

punish elonka. the protesters had blocked a railtrack as after the government raised fuel prices by more than 130 percent on tuesday. $24.00 people were injured including 8 policemen. many of them bleeding heavily were taken to the hospital in an audio statement. police spokesman the hotel, do a blame protest. as for the violence my own done, you answering all the can. i mean was they were warned repeatedly to disperse, but protesters did not listen. they tried to set fire to a tanker burnt a 3 wheeler taxi and damaged property. the police use tear gas to break up the crowd. at which point the crowd responded by throwing stones in order to control the situation. the police opened fire police and they used minimum force to stop the group from trying to set fire to an oil tanker full of fuel. but rights activists have expressed skepticism at this explanation. they said there is no

justification for using live ammunition against protesters. similar protests were organized across the country as protest as barricaded access roads against the worsening economic conditions. present got out there, roger patsy's facing increasing demands to step down in a campaign called go to go home, which is seen thousands of protesters around his office for more than a week. he's refused to quit, but appointed a new cabinet on monday. but that doesn't seem to have worked. senior doctor has joined colleagues outside the largest children's hospital to protest again, shortages of medicine and other medical supplies. depleted for in reserves means the government has no money to buy basic medical requirements. we have a huge order to, to make you to right now. so you have to go do some surgery or keep the whatever the available who to material only 40 my just to example list is very long.

thousands of people joined a protest march organized by the national people as part of coalition that reached colombo from barrel in the south reno, nevada radio. debbie things are getting worse day by day and it's affecting the kitchen and we can't face it any longer. a position party said they're working on a no confidence motion against the government and considering introducing a constitutional amendment. seeking to reduce the powers of the executive presidency, protested. say they won't be fooled by quick fixes. bonaire fernandez, audra 0, colombo, mexico is experiencing heat wave conditions of temperatures as high as 38 degrees celsius and some areas staff. at this, zoom in, the southern 50 of merida had been trying to keep the animals cool. especially made frozen treats dozens of states of issued heat and fireworks in the past. 3 weeks. was still ahead on al jazeera in the sports celebrations for foot and fans,

as they watched their clubs secure promotion back to the premier. ah ah ah

ah ah ah ah, i was talking to sports news now and his german, thank you. carrie, russian and beller, russian players are set to be banned from competing. this is wimbledon tennis championships because of the invasion of ukraine. the all england club is expected to announce the move later on wednesday, after consultation with the british government. players from those countries are still able to play on the tennis world tools, including at the french open next month. men's world number 2 at daniel medford, f,

and women's warden. before reno's abeline call, the highest ranked players to be affected. when would and starts on june the 27th manchester united inter embossed as described that ford else thrashing by liverpool as humiliating and says the sick she is the hind that old rivals. liverpool had dominated the game but i'm failed. i went ahead just 5 minutes and if the yes it was to know after 22 minutes, a lovely person is head finish off by mohammed salah. you and didn't my master on this one. not pleasant hearing for united, a legendary foreman manager, alex ferguson. and he wouldn't have enjoyed the 2nd half, much either. as santa monica got us fed a little, but they won't finish their salad with his 2nd of the game to make it little nail. the wind moves livable to voice. clearly the talk with the premier lee and man just as we can regain top spot with the whenever brighton later on wednesday. it's

really something flows upon as if they want to celebrate 9. no one can do that, but it's not for me though we won't have free points, it would have been twice one. no, i would feel exactly the same and i know it will last forever. so the little devils strike back there will be there. again, this was club is too powerful, but in a moment for to night we were to good. that's. that's the truth. no, i don't think that they have mentally checked out. it's just the different level date they have better place than we have. if you look at it in total and, and this is what, what reflected was, was really reflected by the results today. so that will be a rebuild for sure. but right now that doesn't help us because we still have another 5 games to play. fans from both sides showed that supports the christiana without a montes united stop missed the game and following the death of his newborn son. in the 7th minutes, the number he was for united support is held a minutes. applause,

interviews with fuller will be playing the likes of liverpool and manchester united next season after securing promotion back to the premier league serbian striker alexander meat of it school. twice in a serena when i requested to take his tally to 40 goals, this campaign, the victory and showed films immediate return to the top. tib english football having been relegated last season, a go up with 4 games to spend ramage, a coach calling on to lots. he says there is magic going on at the club this season . they can take another step towards a record 35th, a spanish league title on wednesday when they play also sooner. my alec harmony, 15 points clear the top of the table and to the semi finals of the champions league . marcia dinners, uncle and the magic you have, as i've said many times is the stadium. this club, we have special things. the luck, i've always considered luck

a quality. if you tell me on lucky i have more quality. napoleon said he preferred his generals to be lucky to quality general's utmost that our martinez house cape into the landscapes of the italian league and cup double alive. they beats art rivals a similarly serena in the semi find the copper top, the argentine strike a school twice for into a trail ac milan by 2 points in the siri at title race. they do have a game in hand carry iving has been fined a $50000.00 by the n b a for making obscene gestures on court and swearing it fans . the incidence came in the brooklyn that's play off to feet in boston on sunday. irving was built by the celtics crowd as a team he left 3 years ago in tuesday nights, playoff game, the new orleans pelicans and leveled their series with the top seated, phoenix suns, rounded ingram, restored for the pelicans with 37 points in the 125 to 114, when the sun's level,

so sweaty on the fitness of what we saw god devin booker, who left the game with a hamstring injury. i always did my, my am a he to taken a senior lead in their series or be atlanta. ross butler scored a playoff career best of 45 points and that 115 to one 05 victory. the hawks have m advantage for game 3 on friday, a butler family, a w and the memphis grizzlies have leveled up their series with minnesota timber walked a job around the star man for grizzlies, with 23 point sas in east to the when 124 to 96 ways, like a shrine, a 3rd a globe form a tennis superstar maria shower paper has announced. she is to become a mother on her 35th birthday. the 5 time grand slam champion confirmed that she is expecting a baby shower pave, retired from the school 2 years ago, remains a prominent international figure. and that that is all you'll support from me for now. i'll have brought later kerry ok jemma. thank you very much. indeed, for that,

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