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footage, images of the moments before al jazeera journalist sharina abruptly was killed. as israel's military confirmed, it won't open a criminal investigation. russia says 1730 ukrainian fighters from the as of style still works have now surrendered. the red cross is working to register them as prisoners of war. plus, russian government seems to believe it using food as a weapon will help accomplish what its invasion is, not despite warnings that millions of lives are at risk, russia says it will only consider lifting its blockade of ukraine's black c port. if sanctions against it are reviewed and britain's prime minister is told he faces no further action over the party gate scandal was police wrap up their investigation into lockdown breeches. and i'm assuming dough with your sport. everton will be staying in the premier league. dominic calvin blue in the schools will winning go in a stunning, come back against the crystal palace,

which clean shoots their survival more than a week after a colleague sharing a work lay was killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. new video is corroborating eye witness accounts. andre zororor has obtained footage showing the last moments before sharon was killed by israeli forces. it also shows there were no clashes at the time and that the foreign came from the position where israeli patrols was stationed. oh wow. thought people seem fleeing to the other side of the street toward the area where it is really officials originally claimed the shooting came from her. oh wow. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,

ha ha. c ha ha ha. 7 ha, ha, ha, ha dollar. yeah. i love yes. what i did, i got a cell phone video was filmed by journalist you survived the attack, which i, he does saudi was one of those who accompanied sharon, on assignment and jeanine in the occupied westbank that day. he revisited the area and retrace their steps. mckesson confirmed the cock woman for mother diana. we. i took a dorm from here. we began to walk towards the location where a colleague sharika was murdered, as we continued to walk naturally and quietly. we stood here at this spot and myself and my colleagues will come from it when. 1 it's m m, i know which one i'm home. did you stand in front of them so to see you the tub. uh huh. sure. i'll do it. oh yes, of course we did. they originally saw us coming from the beginning of the street and we stopped. right here, we wore helmets and bulletproof press vessel,

and we also made sure to we're here to all safety standard. now my camera was with me and i put it here to record what was happening on the street. and was the presence of the occupational forces. after a few seconds the shooting started today, and the 1st bullet hit this building. and i told my colleagues that they were shooting at us, being journalists also, but we have to protect ourselves. i thought they'd been up. but were you exactly when the 1st bullet was fired? we were in this spot, bene is really military says it's not opening a criminal investigation into the killing of sharina berkeley because she was in a quote, active combat situation. but they said an operational inquiry into her death will continue showing was shot in the head by israeli forces, or covering a raid and janine, in the occupied westbank. the military says it's identified as soldiers. rifle which may have killed her. it says it cannot be sure unless the palestinians turn over the bullet for analysis. on the day of her funeral is ready for his storm, the procession and beat mourners, causing pul bears, mister, drop her coffin,

and visit the international community of condemned kidding, and continue to cool for a transparent investigation. as a palestinian israeli member of israel's parliament has quit the governing coalition fighting the police violence against morning that she means funeral. as one of her reasons. i don't know, we do our b resignation, these prime minister natalie bennett's coalition in a precarious position where they're only 59 of the 120 seats in the class. it also said police violence against worshippers on temple mt during ramadan was bought behind the decision, and she cannot continue to support a coalition that shamefully harasses a community around come in was to have some has more on why there's no criminal investigation. the reason for this is that if they had to make an investigation, it would have to be one of the criminal nature. here's the statement, the decision not immediately launch an m p c id investigation. unless he is ready,

military police was made in accordance with the general policy regarding criminal investigations in judy and mary about the israeli name from the occupied west bank . as approved by the supreme court. according to this policy, criminal investigation will not be launched immediately. if a death occurs during an active combat situation, unless there's a credible and immediate suspicion of a criminal offense that was identified during the event. so clearly these really on the do not think the killing of a journalist who was wearing a vest and a helmet was a criminal event. also in this current political climate in israel, the investigation of any is really soldier is simply unpalatable. we spoke to the family, they've issued a statement, and this is what they said. we were expecting this when the writing side. that's why we didn't want them to participate in the investigation. we want to hold who is responsible for these count accountable. we are the u. s. in particular. and she is a us citizen and the international community to open just and transpire

investigation and to put an end to these killings. so the palestinians, i am the family themselves, were never expecting an investigation. however, the national community was the americans and particularly vocal saying that these ratings were not only capable of bouncing and independent investigation, but they were urging them to do so. so let's wait. we way we'll hear from the americans later, but what kind of pressure they'll be able to put on israel given the strength of the statement from these really only thing we're simply not investigating remains to be seen. and josie is the palestinian assistant minister for multilateral affairs. he says israel's unwillingness to investigate sharina killing comes as no surprise. the reasons is as clear as 1st that there is the culture of the community that is entrenched and improved by a multitude of international reports. second, because that will draw me against the well documented trend of behavior that has

been conducting for over 5040 years of its cruel occupation. occupied but listening to the and thirdly, it is because that is really judicial system itself is another layer of occupation . and it's there in relation to the palestinians and they're all the to why was white wash and he kind of crimes committed against the, for the senior. so the reality is that there is no surprise whatsoever. and that the insistence off is only 20 percent of its. impunity is certainly something that we have been expecting your defense extra noise. austin met israel's defense. mr. benny gans over a working breakfast earlier on. there is that demolish right off the pentagon. if the killing of sure we know berkeley who is american, palestinian was raised his their exchange i want to talk to you about the me working breakfast between the secretary of defense on benny guns. the read up

didn't mention anything about the killing golf. i'm assuming american joining us should in a box. obviously there was a lot of condemnation has come from us for me because with regards to the killing of the journalist, it is highly likely that she was killed using an american welcome. considering the weaponry, years by the israeli military, was this discussed in the between the 2 during the meeting. and if indeed there was some sort of an investigation that established with us weapon was used to kill an american journalist. would there be any reprimand or a sanctioning from the u. s. with regards to this, what i can tell you the subject did come up in the breakfast and the secretary welcomed a israel's intent statement, clear statement of intent to investigate this. he welcome. that hate recommended that they will not be actually came out today saying they will not to investigate.

took the refuse for the government of israel. it's not for these really military. i believe it's in their ministry of interior and they haven't stated a clear intent to investigate and the secretary welcome that, that investigation. and obviously we look forward to seeing what the investigation finds out. but i'm not going to get ahead of it or speculate about what the outcomes might be one way or the other, what you don't think, but there is a bit of room for concern. considering good is, is role that is accused of killing a journalist. and if it was another country, and i'd say about killed an american journalist, maybe the u. s. won't be so well coming to allowing for that country to investigate itself, let's say was iran or yeah, i appreciate the chance the opportunity here to get me to speculate about investigations that haven't been started for events that hasn't happened yet. we welcome the fact that there will be an investigation. we've made clear. we want to see this investigation be thorough and transparent and complete. but i also don't think it sort of serves anybody's purpose to get ahead of it when it's ongoing and

it hasn't, hasn't concluded. so let's see what the investigation comes, but comes back and what it says. but it did come up in the conversation. yes, democratic congressman andre carson is the author of a letter calling the f. b. i to launch an investigation into sharing a book as killing, shooting was an american citizen, and kaufman says the u. s. has a responsibility to make sure she gets justice. this is a press freedom issue. this is a human rights issue, and it must be a priority for our federal government to see answers and accountability, you know, requesting a u. s. investigation is absolutely the right thing to do for any american journalists killed in the line of duty, apparently by foreign government soldiers. but it is absolutely critical to make this request now after the announcement that there won't be an investigation into this debt by the government officials where she was murdered. there are many people who are, who are, who are calling on

a deeper scrutiny as it relates to support for israel. israel has been a strategic partner in the united states. i think that when we send money, we have to make sure that folks are being held accountable. and you know, i think when we have an attack on the 4th, the state and the free press, we have to look more deeply. i think none of us can be above reproach, or criticism or critique. and you know, i think the lack of reverend step shown for her life in an extreme level of disrespect toward her home country, the united states as well as journalists across the world. quite frankly, who have risk their lives to bring us this important news. you know, it makes it even more important for our government to take on the task of investigating sharina needs justice. she deserves justice. every american killed abroad is entitled to our protection. every human pill, america, they're not the service justice palestinians included. when i talk more battle is

set with akiva elder. he's a political analyst and contributor to these really newspaper hurts. he joins us live from television. thanks very much indeed for being with us. if you want to pick up on that last point, the congressman andre custom was making about this call for an f b i investigation into should we know workers killing if that is agreed to buy the united states in the 1st place, would it be something that israel would actually agree to well, i don't believe that it will come to an american demand to involve foreign investigators in what israel sees as it's happening on the land that whether it's occupied or held by israel. it was, you know, was own and history shows that it is well, it's not very much in favor of independent investigations. look what happened

in former investigations in what happened in garza, by international organizations or even the u. n. n. and i don't see a big difference between killing a child who happens to be in the wrong place in the wrong guy. i'm a senior journalist and a journalist and i, i admired sharina and i'm very sorry of what happened. but the way israel sees it is yes, it's bad to b r a very unfortunate that you had an american passport, but. 3 dozens of seniors have been killed in the last year in jenny,

in gaza and elsewhere. and it is the one thing we said, the new one of the new elements said today is the resignation of in the class. it will just using the fact that will be on, on these ready government is actually the 2 scenarios that lie more likely to happen than others. one is that, as she said, she will vote according to her feelings and conscience will leave her and she will decide and to. busy hawk how to vote when it comes to resort to dissolving the parliament the lesson. but in any case, she is not going to subordinate danielle in trying to fall in alternative government. and this is not going to happen. so it's either we can see

a minority government functioning for a few more miles because i don't see that i don't think that this can exist for longer than a few months. and the other possibility is that a vote next week with the opposition to goal for early elections, and this will be the 1st elections in 3 years. and i think that this is less likely to happen because the majority of members of class, it is obvious of aware of the fact that this is going to be the last day in the, in the class it and there is no future for them. so i would not bet on the certificate of this government before. busy

early next year and just to get back to this year, we never play a situation. is it your impression that there is any kind of investigation going on? because we, we had there from the pentagon spokesman that they've been to show that there is an investigation from the interior ministry. what exactly, what form do you think that takes? what is actually happening right now? is that the, the army, the commando unit that was there at a time is investigating itself. and according to the 1st reports that are coming out, is that there was exchange of fire. and it is possible that these were easily troops were involved in this incident. but as one of. busy the ministers, not much shy who was previously disposed of the idea,

said on record that good ability of the idea in conducting this kind of investigation is quite cool. so in any case, the policy is not going to accept the results of such investigations. and i'm not sure if this will be satisfied, but if you connect this to the fragile situation to what is happening in the bottom and right now, i don't think that the americans are really missing. there's any hours government together with the racist bank. leo policy and they were, i think more likely to lead people to forget about it. and probably unfortunately this is not going to be the last, the civilian,

not even the last job is that is here. and some is where the school will argue that so far, i think 40 journalists were killed in ukraine and not many people try to remember all even asked what their names. so i came down to thank you very much need to appreciate coming on the president. thank you. dangerous. coming up on the news hour from london, us president joe biden offers his support for sweden and finland, nato bids. despite turkey's objections, former us president george w bush makes an embarrassing slip of the tongue while criticizing vladimir putin and sport with peter. it's been tough going for tiger woods on the of the day of the pga championship. ah,

russia's defense ministry has released new footage of what it says are ukrainian soldiers from the besieged as of style steel plant. in the city of murray, you pole. in the video, some of the men who appear to be in a room with bunk beds, speak on camera, about the conditions they're being kept in. it's not known if the detain men were speaking freely. russia says a total of $1730.00 fighters have surrendered since monday. the red cross is working to register them as prisoners of war to ensure their humane treatment under the geneva conventions. ukraine wants a prisoner swap and says, negotiations are underway. but the russian authorities want to put some of them on trial for war crimes. and some help has been given to my fellow officers. i was assured that everything was good. the seriously wounded were taken out, at least at the 1st stage where i was, i asked with me assured me that everything was fine and they put on banded use for them. so i hope that some kind of treatment will continue. a russian soldier accused of war crimes has apologized in court to the widow of

a man. he is accused of killing in cold blood. oh yes, i'd make gills understand you will not be able to forgive me. but i ask for forgiveness. the 21 year old russian tank commander is charged with murdering the unarmed civilian in the northeast village of trooper. keep her in february, his plead guilty, but said he was ordered to shoot the man, if convicted, he could be sentenced to life in prison. ukraine has accused rush of atrocities against civilians during the invasion and says it's identified more than 10000 possible war crimes. russia denies all allegations. ah, i think he deserves the life sentence for killing. but i wouldn't mind if his exchange for mary paused offenders. heroes from as office down pro russian separatist say they want to turn the city of murray, you pull into a seaside resort. the leader, the breakaway to nets, people's republic,

dennis bushland says russian authorities hoped to turn the port into a tourist destination. he says the as of style, network of factories and warehouses would be demolished to make way for business park. most of the southern city is destroyed after 2 and a half months of heavy russian bombardment. ukraine says at least 4 people have been killed by russian shelling in the eastern city of several jeanette's. russian forces are focused on trying to capture more territory in the dumbass comprising the 2 nets and new hancock regions which moscow claims on behalf of pro russian separatists ukrainian police internet's released this video, showing emergency services, searching survivors after attack him back luke 3 buildings were destroyed, but no casualties were reported. as at vegas there i sent this update. was our plan where we own back moved this building behind us. a miss i landed right in front of it this morning, ripping that tree out of the ground and planting it in the middle of the street.

now nobody was killed in this fit specific attack, but just down the street, we've just been to her apartment building where a 2 year old child was killed in an air strike. and rescue workers are still working to try to recover the bodies of 3 more people. and they'll be working for the last day, last 24 hours. non stop trying to recover those bodies. now this town or we her in constant our to re fire missiles, rockets shelling. but if you go just let you of the street, you'll see people walking, right? some are desensitize, some people just have nowhere else to go. but the reality is that nowhere in this town that had did have a population of around $70000.00 is safe. the mayor has less people to evacuate. he himself, we are told, is currently in a bunker just we can hear some rocket fired just to the right of us now. and nowhere here is safe. and what's happening in the east is that the situation here significantly deteriorated. we're hearing from the ukrainians that you know, the russians are not making advances,

but the reality is that they have made some advances on several axis displaced. last week we were here and we could hardly hear dr. refer now the st. so way more quiet. we're hearing rockets and i tell you to refine shedding all the time earlier on. we heard a missile go overhead under aircraft, but elsewhere in that used to russians house that the intention is to take don bus and this significant trying to really put pressure under ukrainians. to try and do, the pentagon says the top us and russian general so spoken on the phone for the 1st time since rusher invaded ukraine. they agreed to keep lines of communication open, but no other details were given. the u. s. senate has approved almost $40000000000.00 of aid for ukraine. the bill now goes to president joe biden to sign into law. he's been meeting the finish and swedish leaders after they formerly submitted applications to join the nato alliance. oh, white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has mall. a pivotal white house meeting of 3 world leaders to

discuss the applications of finland and sweden to join nato. today are proud to welcome and offer the strong support of the united states. for the applications am to great democracies and to close highly capable partners to join the strongest, most powerful, defensive wise in the history of the world. finland and sweden have remained out of the north atlantic treaty organization were preferring neutrality for clean. in the case of finland decades and sweden, for centuries, rushes invasion of ukraine changed that pushing sweden and finland to side with nato, and oppose vladimir putin's war and support ukraine did situation to ukraine. remind sub's of the dark as days of european history. together we have responded

forcefully to russia's aggression and provided unprecedented support to ukraine. we have not flinched. all 30 natal members must approve the membership beds, but turkey is opposed, accusing the nations of harbouring and financing groups. turkey deems terrorist and the senate, not on underneath them is if you see machine nato enlargement would be meaningful for us as long as our sensitivities are respected. giving all kinds of support the p k, k and the y p g terrorist organization and asking as for support for nato membership amounts to say the least to inconsistency and have you target either starts with their concerns, the president of finland. i did not dismiss, we take terrorism seriously. we condemn terrorism in all its forms, and we are actively engaged in combating it. we are open to discussing all the

concerns. turkey may hub, concerning our membership in an open enter guns truck div mona. the white house says it's confident it can overcome turkeys reservations to the nato applications for sweden and finland. but it won't say how still this is just the 1st hurdle. even if turkey approves the 1st stage of the applications, there are still opportunities for it to veto the process in the future. kimberly help al jazeera, the white house, former us president george w bush, has mistakenly described invasion of iraq as brutal and unjustified while talking about russia's invasion of ukraine. he was speaking at an event in dust on wednesday. bush was president during the us and invasion of iraq in 2003 over weapons of mass destruction that were never found. he blamed is mistake on his age . the decision of one man to launch

a holy are justified and brutal invasion of iraq. i mean of ukraine. iraq to anyway 75 ah. is more still to come this hour. oh and i can police to gas and water cannon students demonstrating against the spiraling economic crisis. severe flooding displaces half a 1000000 people in northern india months before monsoon season. and never jungle which targets a 3rd title in paris. but it's a tough drawer for the defending champion. ah,

it was often said that england summers consist of 3 warm days and a thunderstorm of certainly thunderstorms last night on this band of cloud, which is a cold front effect that sweep you through all of this part of northern europe, which has been really rather warm recently, spite, again, it'll keep biting down there. mostly european plane is quite warm and that walt is spreading into what's county a fairly cold east in europe, but it's building down in spain to clean and de la. see the picture on friday. there is more showers, all thunderstorms through northern france, belgium, germany, and beyond. the wants is here and spreading, spreading in towards currently, all the cold and wet weather and the spread continue. so by the time we get to saturday, you got temperatures back down to where they should be for most of normally with the hot spots them being hungry and then towards romania and also still spain and portugal. now obviously most oscar is halt except wasn't on shore. breeze that was training and once again we got that through libya and egypt which will pick up the dust and the sound. bring it down through this heart, this

a hell which has been very hot recently in opposing that of the incoming seasonal showers. that they have been quite big and some of them have beginning to this a hell, but not very many of there's a good line here through nigeria, tunisia which looks pretty promising. ah oh, short films of hope and inspiration. a series of short puzzles, stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. ah, ah, al jazeera selects trust and authority is up in all time low. you want was apprehension, hateful. distrust this is a battle about what

a true actually is. i'll just eras investigative unit pulls back the curtain and reveals how fierce suspicion and conspiracy theories have become. the tools of the powerful were in a dangerous territory and that dangerous territory was d. what happens now that we literally diverge? that may well be how democracy dies. the truth illusion are just either lou ah, or one of the top stories here, al jazeera israeli military says it is not opening a criminal investigation into the killing of al jazeera journalist. sharing abruptly purine was shot in the head by his ready forces while covering, arrayed in janine in the occupied westbank, a palestinian israeli,

a member of israel's parliament. us quit the governing coalition, citing the police violence against warners assurance funeral as one of her reasons and rushes defense ministry has released new footage of what it says or ukrainian soldiers from the besieged as of star steel plant in the city of mar, you, po, moscow, as a total of $1730.00 fighters of surrendered since monday cross go says sanctions on russia will have to be reviewed if it's to heed a u. n. appeal to open access to ukraine's black c sector. general antonio terrorists as the war could cause long term famines if exports and not restored to pre invasion levels. ukraine is often called world bread basket producing 12 percent of the planets, wheat, 15 percent of its corn, and half of its sunflower oil is estimated that 22000000 tons of grain. a stock in silos in ukraine, with russian warships blocking them from being transported by c shortfalls of

pushed up food prices, the world over, on average, almost 30 percent higher than this time last year. according to the u. n. it says 1700000000 people in more than a 100 countries of bill directly affected by ukraine's inability to export grain and communities. already struggling from the pandemic, had been hit particularly hard. un says 43000000 people are currently on the brink of famine. with 570000, facing the prospect of starvation. speaking of the un security council earlier america top to promote antony brinkman accused russia of using food as a weapon of war. russian government seems to believe that using food as a weapon will help accomplish what its invasion is not to break the spirit of ukrainian people. still ukrainians are going to great lengths to feed their own people and to feed the world. farmers and ukraine continue to risk their lives to produce wheat and other crops. many have returned to fields that are filled with

mines. they were bullet proof vests and helmets as they harvest. and as we've heard already, powerfully this warning, not only ukrainians were suffering as a result of the russian government's actions. some $20000000.00 tons of grain, cit, unused ukrainian silos as global food supplies, dwindle, prices skyrocket, causing more around the world to experience food insecurity. stop markets across the globe slumped once again, fearing a global recession driven by soaring inflation. the dow jones and new york extended losses and all point 75 percent in early trade. port earnings reports from major retailers from to the were sell off in 2 years on us markets on wednesday, foot see in london closed 1.82 percent down and hung saying in hong kong last more than 2 and

a half percent value on 1st day grace blakely isn't economics commentators you joined us live by skype. so we've seen a lot of volatility on the markets and these phase of recession. what are the major factors behind all of us? well, 1st, let's start with, with the market themselves, because there's a difference between what's going on in financial markets and what's going on in the real economy. really the last 10 years and last 2 years in particular, equity markets in the us, in europe and in other parts of the world have been really quite substantially over inflated as a result of money creation program by central banks that was bound to come to an end at some point, as much people as he tightened, and that is indeed what we're seeing now. so don't market leveling off from run it to the high levels as best of the just their expectation about future running. that was always going to happen, but we've had a really significant jump, obviously, with the combination of writing inflation and the ukraine war as well

as kind of reduced expectations about growth rates that really actually date backs up before the pandemic to that period. that followed the financial crisis where global growth was not particularly good economists. we're talking about secular stagnation. so kind of long time stack nation when looking at things like productivity and growth rate all around the world. but really, when we think about the immediate crisis and what might drive while the climate recession is the question and station, what is inflation being driven by? well, we just hide it. it's partly been food and fuel and those things are highly interrelated . rising food prices are at least in part driven by rising fuel costs. spotlight that is produced using natural gas food. the has to be transported all around the world which uses fuel and price. those are being driven up by the war itself. on top of that, we also have this crisis, but it's still ongoing and global shipping. and in the gist that holding up the supply chain bill around the world and making it difficult for goods to be moved.

and then when you take into account the fact that we have a big chunk of semiconductor that goes back quite a while. and the conductors go into lots of different things that actual, that cetera. and that's going to get was because ukraine is love, biggest supplier of neon, which also goes into some conducted we have this perfect storm. and it's a combination of long term stag nation. with the pandemic, the war and ukraine, anderson, stationary pressure that is being driven in part by the recovery from the pandemic . i'm really thinking about who's going to be paying about the, i mean, you mentioned the ukraine war than the effects of that that's having we've, we've seen that russia has been saying that it's only going to lift his blockade of ukraine's black seaports of sanctions against that are reviewed, how likely is it that the international committee will, in the end, have to do something about the sanctions in russia to get this of the flow of the grain and so on from, from ukraine. is that, is that slightly? while again, you know, we've seen how willing europe has been to dealing

with this conflict ahead of what anyone would consider to be sure. and even long term economic interests. when you look at the sanctions i've been imposed on russian energy on which europe is heavily dependent, then you already have to off this question who is going to end up paying for all of these overlapping crises. and you know, the report that you would just that you just put out before i was on, which mentioned that escalating crisis of, of funded basically and wells hunger suggest that is actually gonna be the world's poor people who are going to be forced to pay this crisis, and in that context, you know, it's hard to say the prospects all 1000000, the people who are already living in poverty, potentially solving moving the dia, when it comes to western countries. deciding whether or not sometimes sanctioned on russia, which is all determined by kind of geopolitical considerations. you know, we've had food shortages before. obviously the last time that we had significant spike in food prices was off the 2000 and financial crisis. and that has now been

linked fairly convincing me to the arab spraying and to lots approaches to faith around the world that we know that writing food prices are linked to political and social unwrapped. it's likely that we'll continue to see that. but whether or not it will actually move the dial in times of the way in positions of sanctions on russia. i think that is much less likely. grace blakely, thank you very much. need to thank you. taliban officials have asked afghan television broadcast to make sure all female presenters cover their faces from saturday, a spokesperson, ministry of vice, and virtue said their advice was accepted very happily. the authorities ordered all women to cover their faces in public 2 weeks ago. in a decree, reminiscent of reminiscent of the taliban hardline rule in the 1990s, the restrictions of causing anger among afghans and abroad. most afghan women where a headscarf for religious reasons. but in urban areas,

many do not cover their faces. the number of people in north career with fever like symptoms has reached nearly 2000000. with 63 deaths reported covered 19 has spreading quickly through the unvaccinated population of 25000000 leader kim jong owners deployed to the military and ordered nationwide locked downs. it's believe the actual number of infections may be higher due to a lack of testing and a reluctance among health workers. to report cases. violence is fled again on the streets of sri lanka with police firing tear gas and water cannon. at student protested in colombo, the testers are demanding that president go to buy a roger pucks a step down to langston's a suffering, the worst economic crisis in decades. with spiraling prices, power cuts, and limited fuel. the country central bank has secured a foreign exchange loan to pay for petrol and cooking gas shipments. that will ease crippling shortages, but it says it will need at least 6 more months before it can start repaying. it's

$51000000000.00 debt. soon i'm gonna go more, they're killing the young people. these are the right or wrong. they are gonna lose god. i'll be steadily. roger boxes total is written. you don't need right. does. lid of read to lob we don't do up to 3, but we want to be the hall this ride about the family and the door to door to 5 lead us into lock out of the bank up they are div bad at bella. dental is, is it like got these 9 people are dead after flooding swept through. india's ne, a. torrential rain has triggered landslides in asam, leaving half a 1000000 people homeless for city of go. hattie, have limited report, has he not begum? has a few like moments with her family as discreet by, with basic supplies. in this relief camp, they left a village when it was flooded and now she had a room with 20 people. she says they had to wait for days before been given some

food. they left all their belongings at home and don't know when they can return. we go through the same thing every one or 2 years. we lose all our belongings. we have to work hard again and rebuild everything, only to lose them again to flood. this is our life heavy rains continue to lash a som, steep impacting half a 1000000 people. many have left some weighted through rising waters. others use raft floods have devastated hundreds of villages. the rama porter is one of the longest rivers in the world and main source of water for this region. it often floods during monsoon. what's concerning is that the rains have come early and a more intense for this time of year. in many parts of the state, this river, it's going above danger levels. rescue efforts are underway. at least 50000 people are and relief camps, while military helicopters are dropping basic supplies for the 1000. still stranded landslides have blocked major roads and re links cutting off some of the worst hit

areas in southern awesome loses money bought that her. i billable. but it only makes the water level keeps rising every day. the people who are in difficult situation, there are concerns about food, water, and shelter. we are not getting the kind of release that is needed. weather for faster as expect, heavy rains to continue over the next few days, causing more damage and challenging rescue efforts, softening. i'll just eat off hardy, in ne india lebanon's election has redrawn the political map official results, confirmed iran back to his bowler and its allies lost the majority, but new political partnerships, yet to take shape. and there are concerns of instability while talks to a former government drag on order reports from beirut. there's so much of the past in today's lebanon front lines, from the civil war that ended in 1990, still separate communities,

a divide that continues to play out in the streets and the political arena. know 2 of the fiercest adversaries are the main players and the newly elected parliament. samira georgia, the head of the christian lebanese forces who has been the most vocal critic of hezbollah, accusing it's military wing of undermining the lebanese state. and implementing events agenda was just, i didn't know so much was he is we are not ready to compromise with our political platform. we will coordinate with the property formerly and others in the opposition to charge the way forward dish. my goodness has below, which says it's weapons are to defend lebanon from israel, and other threats was stripped of its majority in parliament. its leader has on the throne, acknowledging that monopoly and mal effect, the priority should be issues affecting people's lives. and this can't be done without cooperation and partnership, because alternative is chaos and backing them in mind that the but negotiating

a deal on the makeup of the next government won't be easy. has bella has made clear it won't accept demands by the opposition for a cabinet of experts to rescue the collapse the economy. it insists on political representation. as the law has many enemies, chief among them for mere charge are oh, no thrill has repeatedly accused of wanting to start a civil war. but in his 1st post the election speech, not through a law called for calm and called on his supporters, not the chance to carry and slogans and not to provoke others who have different political views. not too long ago, blood was spilled onto the streets for hours. has bela allied fighters and supporters of the lebanese forces turned part of bay route into a battle ground. one probably going bob. now we have to put our hands together as good bernice held them because as the results of benedictions shall no one can eliminate the other rule. dollar women as well as weapons dominated political

campaigns before the vote, which the group called it's most important political battle. it may have lost this round, but it is still the main power broker. here, santa hunter, l shahita, beirut, british police of ended the investigation into downing street parties during locked down. a spokesman for a prime minister parish johnson says he'll receive no further fines. in total, a $126.00 fines have been issued to $83.00 people over 8 occasions with johnson and chancellor richey snack had previously admitted to being fined. the opposition says he must stand down. it's also calling for the release of an internal report conducted by civil servant. she gray. what the investigation has shown is industrial scale law breaking in downing street of 120 or so fine. and that reflects the culture and the primacy to sets the culture. what i want to see now is

the full, so dre report published with no further hiding places to the promised robot. spain's former king has returned to the country 2 years after he was exiled over financial scandals on carlos arrived on a private jet. this afternoon is expected to attend sailing. we got to the door traveling to the capital madrid to meet his son. king philippe on carlos left spain . in 2020 spanish and swiss. prosecutors investigated his involvement in alleged financial wrong doings, you know, returned to his permanent residence in the next week. still had to snooze out until he ends at the cannes film festival, which is slapping its own sanctions on russia. and his boat. steph curry proves too hot for the mavericks in the n b a. playoffs. ah, cats are airway official airline of the journey

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ah, in a show support for the people of ukraine they cut in the film festival has banned official russian delegations, and anyone connected to moscow's government from attending. they've accepted the russian film because you clearly denounced the war, but some russian film critics. it also taken risks to reject the criminal narrative would be left out in the cold. trolley andrew reports from con can, has slaps their own sanctions on russia, fighting official russian bias sellers and distributors from attending the festival and refusing to screen any films by russian directors who support putin who had help from state funds. part of it, we should try to understand between the russians who are taking risk or residue

official line and denouncing what is happening because obviously the position of this patient was absolute and no negotiable support. uranium people on her loose carols the branded coffee, the russian director with a long history with the film festival. twice he was prevented from attending his film previous, pending several months on the house arrest in moscow for criticising the kremlin. lived in berlin and hitting bo call about his opposition to the war. the ukrainian film academy, a cooling, international boy called the russian cinema. he disagree or even if you're going through, it's because, oh boy, according old russian culture is unbearable, russian culture has always promoted human values. the fragility of mankind and compassion towards those less fortunate. russian culture has always been anti war because war wants to destroy the values i respect the more than the bad. his film

to coffee's wife is competing with the pond or pride in being criticized for receiving funding from sanctioned oligarch room and into the festival has also banned russia. journalist from attending, including film critic echoes rena cas lady, editor and chief of an independent movie review website. she left russia in february and has no plans to return using her personal social media platforms to condemn the war. she was surprised to be just invited to can they didn't find any articles covering the situation in your brain or her, but i know, i don't know if i can know the way she works, but it can use but in route to do this because like my staff will be in wake in danger. it's not just the festival binding, some russian related project, some film company to pull titles, sorry russian axes,

axes. he's clearly spoken out against the wall. the question is, is culture is about building bridges. should all of them be bud? charlie angela al jazeera can now his peter with a sport. thank you. lauren. after a difficult season, frank lampa and davidson have secured survival in the premier league game to stay and in dramatic style. it was looking bleak in their final home game as they went to nail down the crystal palace at hall sun. but goals from michael, keen re charlatan. and this one from dominic held the blue and with 5 minutes to go secured a 3 to win. some fans came on for the pitch during the celebrations, which caused concern for the officials. but at full time, the party could start for real with lamb pod leading the celebrations in somewhat an orthodox section on the roof of a stand by the directors box. i mean it's now between burnley and leave for the

final relegation place. early we're headed aston villa with an ashley barnes and ot secure to draw through indiana when the only move down to the bottom 3 on goal difference going into the final games. that leveling points with leads the newer homes and new cars with leaves at branford. on sunday elsewhere, chelsea have effectively secured food play soft coming from behind the door. one o at home to let the city, marcus alonzo with the equalizer shows here. so just 3 points above. tough them. hotspur going into the final day, but they vastly superior go difference will be enough. the cutter 2022 will count, will be the 1st to include female referees fee for has also picked $3.00 female assistant referees, meaning they will be 6 women officials involved in the tournament. among those selected is friendship in stephanie frappe ought to previously taken charge of

champions league matches. and the world cup qualifier. fee for the former head of women's foot. both is the usa is agreement on equal pay and equal prize money between the men's and women's themes. could have far reaching consequences on other national things, but something on a henney who's now in charge of women's football in switzerland also told al jazeera that the sport continues to struggle across the world for a lack of finances. it's probably a very nice signal that it's the, the us, the one of the best women football games intervals with the p, my president. that was the 1st association and nation to do that. i'm very happy to see that the president, by the time announced a doubling price money for, for next year, for tapping know straight. and even, actually, i don't think that enough, you know, women's football lacks money in all aspects not to equal pay for the player. not to equal prize money for the stations or, or, or the other players. it's access to infrastructure. it's

a professional environment for young talent. it's, you know, the club structure team access to medical treatment. so you name it's all areas need need improvement. it's been a tough day for tiger woods in the opening round of the use 2nd golf major. the pga championship taking place at southern hills in oklahoma, the full time champion booty. he's 1st ho fell away badly after that. he finished for over powerful. he's round and jokes afterwards about how leg injury through his co, ax, and 50 months ago. a still affecting his ability to play loading hurt and pressing off it hurts and locking hurts and twisting arts. so such as cough. i don't play that. i don't do that. then i'm right. in stayed it. he was playing partner and former champion rory mcelroy,

who is setting the pace he is in the cut out. and on 5, under par around $65.00. he has one shot clear of the rest of the field. defending champion know that shock of h and 13 time when a ref l, the dell could face a quarter fine show down in the upcoming french open off the thursdays draw in paris. the world number one has been enjoying a much comma build up to the fuse. second grand slam off the chaos in australia where he was eventually ejected from melbourne, shock of which will face japan you. she told me she okay. in the 1st round, french open starts on sunday thursday. so an emotional moment for cyclist stephan, old donnie of the jitter. italy, it's been finished on stage 1224 year old, one the 1st to the line for the 1st victory of his professional career. and in his home country as well, all donnie was int he is at the in the 186 kilometer stage from palmer to genoa was

the longest of this year's race spend one. busy pedro lopez retain beneath his pink jersey for a day in the n. b. a play a 5th carry on. the golden state warriors landed the 1st blow in the western conference finals against the dallas mavericks goes. i'm just carry basketball skills that were entertaining the crowd either speaking of skills, the female among green pulled off an incredible loc and looked pretty fine. i thought we'd carry top school to 21 point. he was one of 7 warriors plays or double figures, and he couldn't resist showing off of the hunt. smooth again called me say with an emphatic 11287 when, when he won, it's well in the 2nd round of the n h l. playoffs. with carolina hurricanes, we've taken a one muffin lead and they seals with the new york ranges in coal scoring, and over time, 4 to one with elsewhere, calories, matthew cut, shook, scored a hat trick as the flames beat the edmonton oilers,

96 in the battle of alberta. ethel sports is lauren, i will have the back to you in london. thanks very much indeed. tom peter and that's it for me, aren't ada for this news are. i'll be back in amendment with another full round up of the day's news to me than if you can. thanks so much watching usa hyphen f. ah ah, for 23 years musson has collected objects he finds along the coast.

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