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ah. oh i mariam noisy welcome to the news our lie from london coming up in the next 60 minutes, the national spokesperson for india's ruling party, one of 2 officials suspended over comments about the prophet mohammed. an incident that sparks and international backlash. dozens of catholic worshippers fear dead after gunman storm a church in southwestern nigeria engulfed in flames of fire and explosion, destroy a shipping container facility in bangladesh. death toll is expected to rise and mountains of rubbish collected from the walls highest peak white also part of the fight against climate change and in sport, disappointment, or ukraine's national football team. they failed to reach the world cup finals in cut her off. the one mill pail, the feet,

i guess wails ah alone, a very one. welcome to the news. as we begin in india where the ruling b j. p. party is facing international condemnation. off to, to senior officials made insulting remarks about a prophet mohammed national spokeswoman at new portia moore has been suspended now from party membership for comments made during a recent television debate, she has withdrawn the statement. the party is also expelled. navina co margin. does the head of its deli need, the operation over and now deleted tweet. poverty miss al is in new delhi with more on the story. quote, the comments offensive and obscene to say the least. i'm not going to go into detail, but they were made actually a few days ago. one comment was made on social media. the other one was made during

a debate on a national news television network. now, in terms of the fallout, immediately they la police complaints that were filed against these 2 politicians are going to head on friday when, after the fighting. pres, group started protesting bills protest on violence. they will panting stones, dozens of people who are injured, including many police officers. arrests are being made the for the say these 5 cases against hundreds of people and security has been beefed up in the city of gone for in northern india, which is where this violence of to place. now the b j. b has been, it says from these comments, it has condemned them, no one plus and has been suspended. the other one has been expelled earlier. senior b j. p need a told al jazeera that his party would not apologize to something. it does not associate itself with the distance that says when he said, we do not know,

even the student read me, disassociate us over the statement of apology. because if you don't the actual give them the question of an apology would have come up with something we do not identify ourselves, but it is the question of apology. that's understandable. that is, the reason why you should have been thinking about the 5th and the, the rationalization of this issue is, i think i'm going forward. because what has been happening here domestically should not be viewed in isolation. you see it when it comes to what society must be universally expressed, which will be even 100. it can be select there. all right? voice of cited to become so there that the problem comes. several governments including pakistan, katara and quaid, have issued official condemnation over the comments come are hydrogen is in islamabad with more on that. they'd be in a strong corn, them nation by the pakistani foreign ministry in

a statement which said that or what do 100000000 bugger st on is that sent demands were hard and that over a 1000000000 muslims around award would be feeling the same way. now the bugger sony prime minister, going further by condemning the act saying that india under mo, d at ward trembling religious freedoms, persecuting the muslims. and he said that the international community should reprimand more. did government for this act should be remembered that even bugger stands out stood prime minister emron con, raise this issue internationally about islam of phobia, and about hurting the sentiments of the estimate community to all the world by our dead. all good 3 statements against the profit of islam, sorry. indeed, this is being taken very strongly the religious parties are going to react as well . and this is one thing on rich data that doctor consent says it crossed up willard the good day, white on our sub i not v as

a journalist spaced any dally and says this incident is bringing more international attention to the issue of hate speech and persecution. in india, bgp has benefited a lot from mobilization against muslims, but in this instance, there has been an international law rights to pay out. so in the gulf region, odd, middle east countries have now, this issue has now come to their notice. so it's, it's outrageous. so o, 2 days before this has happened today when new border and another be functionally have been put on suspension and they will no longer be day or 2 days before this happened. the sort of ideological head of the, of the b j b, which is daughter says she did say we respect or religion. it is, it is a matter of testing the waters how want can we go with the anti muslim rhetoric

without having a blowback? many of them loyal, is this a border there? it goes, actually a very happy to abuse muslims, and in this case they went on to the prophet. this is the rhetoric that they support. i think it's had a good snowballing effect. i think something like the cotton is free stumbling. it's good because this is nothing short of it speech into has one of the was largest muslim populations. so it has come to the notice of the boy that this is happening. and i think it will be harder for the official us, at least you cannot say on this eventually, even if you are mobilizing against muslims. so he won't go to nigeria. now officials are saying that dozens of people, a fear dead off to gunman opened fire and destination explosives in a church. the attack happened in the southwest in town of

o will in orlando state. a catholic church worship is gathered for week mass on sunday. much of nigeria has struggled with instability and violence on dough is widely regarded as one of the country's most peaceful regions, governors condemned, the attack as vile and satanic. and that address has been following these developments from a boucher that actually is that the number of dead could rise because of the severity of injury sustained by worshippers. i went again, men open fire and wherever can we don't talk to tag intended to cause maximum damage. first of all, a definitive a device as people camp for safety and run out of the church. the open fire and them there is no claim of responsibility as we speak. i. there are so many suspects on the list. some suggestion that it could be criminal against the been operating in various parts of nigeria over the past years, especially in the north west of the country and north central parts of my area. it's not clear whether these groups are responsible. these groups have been played

as terrorist by the general government. the last time there was any serious clashes between farmers and cuddled. hood in that part of the country in the southwest of the country was more than a year ago. so it's a big surprise and a big confusing situation for security forces trying to unravel the reason or the motive behind sunday's attack. however, the president and the governor of the state of both issues, statement condemning the attack and bowing retribution and taking action to deal with those who carry that with these attacks. criminal games that i've been operating in various parts of the job in the north west of the country. over the past years, they have killed thousands of people and displaced tens of thousands from their homes. are creating a very desperate situation in terms of security, in terms of food security as well in the, in those spots of the country. now nigeria, so i want to close new to see how secure force is able to address this particular problem. now there are also concerns that the continued fathers in the country

could actually my, the preparation to the general elections holding in the next year. nearly 50 people have been killed. hundreds have been entered after a fire sparked in major explosion. a shipping container facility in bangladesh. many of the injured are in a critical condition, so it's expected that the death toll will rise. believe that chemicals was stored in some of the containers. tanveer chowder reports from dagger. late on saturday night, a massive explosion rocked this container depot farther and spread from one container to another, flowed by chemicals stored in some of them. under the blossom was fold up to 4 kilometers away. about 4000 containers were stowed here, many were filled with clothes destined for western retailers. o a hospital. so said the dep total is expected to rise. i'll get up last night. i talked with my brother 10 minutes before the accident. we had no contact with him since the accident. we have no idea about his condition and whereabouts yet rescuer cra,

say more bodies lie under the deputies. fire service officials suspect the container of hydrogen peroxide exploded and flame spread quickly to other containers. the exact cause for the fire is still not known. the chapter gram, this segment of station and the fire department has started a separate independent pro body to find out the real reason behind this fire. meanwhile, the government has announced a financial company chosen package for the victims family fire department, say several firefighters died, and others are missing a moment ago. one of the actual cause behind the incident will be revealed when it's investigated. as far as i know, the deputy commissioners office as form the prob committee on the fire brigade must have launched a separate investigation or will do so. bangladesh has one of the worlds fastest growing economies. a new factory is on high rise. apartments have grown rapidly in recent years, but fires are common at industrial premises due to lack of enforcement of safety rules, inadequate acute men, a lack of stuff,

and many experts say much needs to be done to turn that around. 10 with child re. i'll jacinta taca. he with the news al at ly from london more still adult program. we look at why iraqis are pushing their bodies on the line and turning to dangerous jobs in the country. and then later in sport ruffin natal has secured a record extending title at the french on santa will have that story and more ah, how several missiles strikes have hit the outskirts of ukraine's capital key after weeks of relative calm? no death have been reported so far. russia has tank supplied by the west, but destroyed a glen. ukrainian officials deny he was largely been sped for major attack since russia we focus its military campaign on the east of the country. same bas robbie

has more from keith the air raid sirens here has been a constant reminder that every part of ukraine remains under threat from attacks from russia, from the sky. so certainly there is a certain basic level of preparedness, but they've become so routine that largely people don't really rush to bomb shelters. there isn't that much of a perceived threat of attacks within the main city center. but what we seen this morning, the dramatic events that happened in the capital city in the east of the city this morning, certainly do draw a line under one simple fact that ukraine is not a country that is in command and control of the skies over its territory, and as long as that remains the case, the threat of russian attacks anywhere in the country will never be 0. what we do know is that where there were at least 2 missile strikes in the eastern side of the city, east of the new pro river that runs through the center of the capital. keep these strikes. we saw that 4 missiles hit an area in an industrial area at

a rail yard. 3 others hit a tank repair facility at this rail yard. these are industrial spaces. they are home to large manufacturing factories and large lots where there are warehouses. and what we're hearing from the ukranian government is that the missiles came from she 1995 strategic bombers that were launched from the caspian sea. certainly a very high profile attack on the capital today. now there are reports that you as president joe biden is pushing back a trip to saudi arabia and israel. us media reporting biden could visit the 2 countries in july instead of the end of june. on friday the president said he was considering a visit, saudi arabia, but he has previously been critical of these fascination of jamal shoji, the war in yemen and the kingdoms writes record visit would include his 1st meeting with the crown prince. mom had been sa man, but a senior democrat says the president shouldn't go at all. i wouldn't go,

i wouldn't shake a sam, this is someone who butchered an american resident, cut him up into pieces in the most a terrible and premeditated way until a saudi arabian makes a radical change in terms of human rights. i would want anything to do with him. now i understand the, the degree to which shows saudi arabia controls oil prices. i think that's a compelling argument for us to win ourselves off a reliance on foreign oil and on oil more globally. so we don't have despots and murderers calling the shots, adversaries and fisheries. following developments from washington. many people thought the joe biden was heading to the middle east for his 1st trip there. he would visit israel and you'd also stop off in saudi arabia. now he was criticized by some in the democratic party for even thinking about that. because as you see, he's already called saudi arabia, apparently

a state. he believed that mohammed been some of the de facto leader of saudi arabia, should be isolated. some of the things he pointed to where it's human rights record, the continuing war in yemen, had the brutal killing of jamal for should you, which you'll remember, the c i a and other intelligence services said that was ordered by mohammed ben selman. but the real politic of the situation is that with oil prices rising and the cost of filling up a car here in the united states, george biden's political fortune really hung on what saudi arabia was doing with oil. and they wanted to make sure that because of the war in ukraine, that saudi arabia would produce more oil. but over the last few weeks, the saudis have refused to take the calls from joe biden to urge them to produce more oil. so what happened was, there was some diplomatic moves with people leaving from here in washington, going to saudi arabia, talking about the potential of a meeting. because these things don't just happened to leaders get together. and

then the unknown something, and all of that is planned very much in advance. but there was still criticism from those in the democratic party saying, hold on a 2nd. what saudi arabia is doing in yemen is very much what like russia is doing in ukraine. and you can't separate the 2 b hypocrisy to do that. having said that, the white house still seemed to be keen on pushing ahead with a visit. initially, it was thought it would be sometime in june. and all the talk over the last couple of days is that it's no going to be postponed, pushed farther back into july. many in the democratic party will think that will give them more opportunity to put pressure on the white house to rethink the entire idea of this trip. and of course, whether or not joe biden should give mom had been summoned the opportunity of a face to face with a president who described as country as a pariah state. now, in other developments in the region, the summit of the americas begins to more or less angelica,

but there is control the see about who be there by an administration. sideline. several countries citing the human rights records. and now all the countries, a boy crossing the event. a cool mission of the summit is to address the root causes of irregular migration, which critic se won't happen without everyone at the table. and as lead as meat in los angeles for the summit, a massive migrant caroline is you to set off from guatemala, boarded town of tampa schuler on monday. organizes say it's made up of 11000 people, most women and children from nicaragua, cuba and venezuela. amongst all the countries, but these are all governments that are not going to attend monday. summit organizes describe it as the largest mass migration event in the last 10 years. and it's expected to pick up more people as it has north to the u. s. southern border, where just last month, more than 220000 migrants were turned away. last year,

more than a 1000000 migrants who arrived at the border was sent back to mexico. o thailand, matea chase over such a with human rights watch. america's division joins me now on skype from monterey mexico who were just mentioning there at the caravan of 11000, tell us more about where many of these people are traveling from. and what has led them to seek asylum and protection at americas southern border. absolutely. um, so the caravan is forming in the southern mexican city of tampa to let actually right next to the guatemalan border. the people in the caravan are from all over the continent and all over the world. really, temperature is a place that every we're almost everyone who's traveling north by foot or by land i will travel through um in top. actually there are thousands of people from venezuela, from haiti, from the northern triangle of central america,

from cuba and from other places. there, there, because of a policy of, of us outsourcing, of border enforcement to mexico. and mexico has set up a system together with us soldiers and some sort of legal framework and bureaucracy to keep people in this city in southern mexico. which is full essentially of people who are waiting either to try to get papers to stay in mexico or to be able to continue their journey north. and the figures are pretty staggering in 2021. 809-0000 people apply for refugee status in tampa. truly, this is the equivalent to a quarter of the city's population. once they travel from the countries of origin to mexico, they apply for refugee status. what happens then they you said that the

conditions of pretty appalling, that are they simply turned away by boy to god's there it depends. um, we actually will be releasing a report on this tomorrow and i'm glad you asked um we uh recently were in that particular conducted more than a 100 interviews with officials with asylum seekers with migrants on we found a number of different cases. they all point towards a picture that shows that together the mexican government and the u. s. government are making it extremely difficult for people to get access to protection who need it. and we will be presenting the finding of the report tomorrow from los angeles at the, on the 1st day of the summit of the americas. fascinated by the way that you use

the outsourcing side of the bided administration is essentially restricting access to asylum at the border. outsourcing this to the mexican government. and so then what does this mean that many of the, the refugees in the people who is stuck there in assistive limbo, can they find, what can they find housing, how do they then survive? well, it's outsourcing not just in the sense that uh, the bite administration is shutting down access at the us border. it's also outsourcing in that biden has, i'm convinced the mexican government to do quite a lot to stop people from traveling north. mexico has deployed tens of thousands of soldiers to prevent people from traveling north. um, and they can be in very difficult conditions. um, in, in southern mexico specifically because of, um,

what you mentioned at the beginning that their stock, many of them all in the same city. that's a relatively small city on where it simply is. it is difficult to establish themselves so clearly they are very difficult journey. just getting to mexico and then terrible challenges once they're including a deteriorating living conditions and human rights abuses. what you're calling on leaders that are attending the summit of the americas to do what we're calling on him to do is use this opportunity that day. so there is a plan in the summit to reach a new regional agreement on migration and protection in the americas. the bite administration has already announced us. and we think that that is an important thing to do. i right now there are hundreds of thousands of people all

across the continent who are forced to leave their homes and who often struggle to find protection, not just in mexico, in other places as well. and the approach until now has really focused on this us outsourcing, right? it's been all about the united states pressuring governments, whether it be the mexican government, or central american governments, or further south to prevent people from reaching the united states. rather than finding a cooperative way to ensure that people who need protection can get it. we're hoping that the summit can be an opportunity for leaders to at least commit to start working together towards doing that. tele matea chain for long term mexico . human rights, america division. thank you. thanks very much. miriam police in philadelphia. save an altercation. let a mass shooting that killed. 3 people,

an injured a dozen others. now this is security camera. i said chatting, people fleeing in panic. of shots rang out police a multiple shooters. i've been firing one of the most popular shopping and entertainment areas in the east coast city on saturday evening. no arrests have been made at this time, we believe that one of the 3 decedents was a male involved in a physical altercation with another male that was potentially the genesis of the shooting. these individuals eventually began firing at one another with both being struck, one fatally. we also believe that the 2 other deceit ants, as well as a number of other shooting victims, were uninvolved in the initial altercation and were innocent bystanders. while this year, so far, 239, mass shooting events have left more than 250 people dead and more than a 1000 to injured. christina delgado is a gunner form advocate based in santa fe texas and says there is growing consensus

to change the law. i actually have been working tirelessly alongside. busy other survivor, families who have actually lost their children to gun violence specialist and violence, which is called ethan law. and we were actually back there in march. and we met with over a 100 members of congress. you know, these measures are actually completely supported by responsible gun owners. i come from a long line of gun owners. my spouse is a gun. and susie, as my bonus son is going into the air force and that's kind of a bonding experience for them. but i am optimistic that in this time we have been 4 years from the shooting here in santa fe and to have it happen again here in texas with night teen children. that someone is going to step up and decide that enough is enough. today we were made

promises back 4 years ago from our texas legislature. we were made promises from former president trump. and that, that administration from 2018 and nothing has been done. so i do believe that people are going to come to the table. i have not seen concrete measures yet, but the sheer fact that they were able to come together and put together this package, this keep you safe act and it does get me some optimism. i've spoken with some of our republican representatives and you know, they are looking for solutions and looking to work with people from the other side . and i do believe that unfortunately, it took 19 children to get people to get up and do something new with the news. our life from london, 3 astronauts arrive at china's tangled space station on

a 6 month mission to complete its construction. i have that story and also all the sports news and other career landmark for one of anyone. english crickets. gracious ever plans. ah. hello. we have plenty of blue sky, warm sunshine continued across much of the mediterranean. i say much because some pulse to see a little bit of cloud here just wanting up over towards northern areas of italy, some showers in place live the shower still continue around the low countries. we will see so much whether they're into the netherlands into belgium, bucks a buck easing across into a jeremy and next how that just hooks back into england. it should ease here as we go on through the next couple of days, but the showers longest both of still there or see some wet weather. our southern

parts of the north sea said denmark, seen some wet weather, some of that west weather, also making its way to northern areas of poland. are those showers cross northern italy, up to wall, switzerland, some showers. they're still just around. the bulk is, but for much of the med, it is warm, dry, and sunny. still getting up to 32 degrees celsius there in athens, cools off a tad as we go one into tuesday where to weather, by choosing, making its way down across central parts of europe. bright skies coming back in behind. where to where the will come in across the north west as we go on to the latter part of the week. generally fine and dry. no more hot sunshine across northern parts of spain and portugal, much as by the portico, stays hot, as is the case across northern areas of africa. plenty of showers there around the gulf of guinea, all the way to liberia. ah. across the world, young activists and organizers are on the move. the day we do the work i heard in the 1st of

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ah, ah, come back made stories now and india's b j. p. party is facing international condemnation. off the 2 senior officials made insulting remarks about prophet muhammad, among them parties national spokeswoman in a poor sharma. b says she withdraws the comments after being accused of insulting profit sharing a tv debate. officials in nigeria, se dozens of people are feared dead after gotten opened. fire a destiny to explosives at a charge and is worshippers gathered from mass in southwestern town of o in on the estate. a nearly 50 people have been killed and around 300 injured after a fire sparked and major explosion, a shipping container facility and bangladesh. many of the injured are in a critical condition,

belief chemicals restored in some of those containers. now farmers in brazil being hit hot by a spike in fertilize the price is caused by the war in ukraine with about 30 percent of their supplies imported from mushroom by ruth farmers, a feeling the effects of a war, thousands of kilometres away. monarchy anarchy of reports from present topless in brazil. farmers in southern brazil are feeling the economic brunt of the warn ukraine. 3 months after russia's invasion, they're still able to secure fertilizers for their crops, but at very high prices or, but as you say, ordinal, brazil is the world's largest soil producer, big good. and it's the only international giant green producer that is almost totally dependent on imported fertilizers, 86 percent of what the country needs comes from abroad. and much already from russia. and bella russo strategies will, despite international sanctions against moscow,

russian ships are still being able to dock a brazilian poorer such a gumble. this is not enough for market as big as brazil's, the war has complicated the logistics of importing products from that part of the world, generating insecurity among investors. that's why fertilizer prices have skyrocketed . last year, each of these bags, with one ton of fertilizer, used to cost $600.00. now farmers are paying twice as much for the same amount. brazil's president able so mad he visited moscow shortly before vladimir putin ordered his troops to invade ukraine. he said latin america's largest economy would be neutral in the war because business with russia is fundamental. fertilizers is sacred for you also not as stands as the support of brazil's powerful agricultural lobby, even here, and then thought bodies were 75 percent of the population is of ukrainian descent

and he's running for reelection in october. we'll be glad to hear mockers from what's happening in the green is terrible, but brazil has to think about itself. you cannot get involved because 30 percent of the fertilizers report come from russia and bella rose, which kind of thing from brazil has announced a 3 decade plan to reduce the countries dependence on imported fertilizers. but experts say it could also take decades before there are any results. mean more farmers in brazil are hoping for the war to wend. monica yanna give al jazeera, but then thought body's brazil. now tony's is opposition, leader is wanting, the country is facing what he called a stay of tyranny for testers were confronted by riot police. on saturdays, they marched against present chi site for months. they've been accusing him of attempting a power grab after a site. the government in suspended parliament, judges across the country, are planning to go on a strike for week for a week in protest or the dozens of dismissals. a,

we think the people must 1st meet to decide that go, discuss that certain go and then we're called to achieve such a goal. all the parties must reach a reproach more in order to be able to face that common enemy. the biggest threat is to not agree to stay in disagreement. now, hundreds of israeli settlers have stormed the alex. i'm lost compound at dawn, under the protection of israeli forces. it led to confrontations with palestinian worshippers as follows violence last week during israeli flight day. march is in a muslim quarter of occupied east jerusalem louse is there. a media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalist in the occupied west bank showing up after i was shot in the head by israeli forces. while on assignment and jeanine on the day of her funeral is ready forces storm the procession started beating mourners, causing poor barrys to almost drop her casket that didn't stop thousands of

palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and burial moms in the international community of condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation, i will actually had been with al jazeera for 25 years covering the story of israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. the pole is campaigning to clean out the himalayas. the military has been leading community efforts to improve conditions on the wells. highest mountain campaign team says it's collected more than 30 tons of waste. it's part of wild environment. they, i'm, you are telling me to reports from kat lendue thin air and extreme cold. this team of cher, pause and nepalese soldiers have been battling harsh conditions in some of the world's highest mountains. for 2 months. the cleaning up waste left behind by mountaineers. actually it's the difficult worker. we have dra feet,

the rubbish in crosses. are like record under sir ark stairs or in the mountains where there is no, rob, so morals. so it's quite difficult. the team have collected nearly 35 tons of waste from some of the world's most famous peaks. everest, looksee content, younger ad, manasseh lou, and being that most amount of source of water in my lays, contributing to the people on the season. we need to protect it, to keep the sanctity and the clean this up. this reason it ised opium triggers on to the environment. people dear health, as well as the missile under the some of the series of people living in the mountains are especially vulnerable to climate change. melting glaciers trigger, flash floods affecting mountain communities, living downstream. at other times, there's not enough rain,

it has been few years there to do. lucas have been getting that their production has been infected because of the gen 4 in the info federal and sim s. so for the heard those 2. yeah. coders because they're here, production is not good, and there is water shortages, so which is impacting the local communities. climate change scientists say as more fossil fuels are burned globally, the planet is becoming warmer as the himalayas lose their reflectivity because of black carbon pollution particulates being deposited on the mountain. it causes the snow and ice to melt faster enough. got them to target dog to do is a reflection of your so you guys do these seams are celebrating both the end of their campaign and world environment day, but they hope they're clean up. we'll also draw the world's attention to global warming and its impact on their pals, fragile mountain ecosystems and communities. ramirez lebeau al jazeera gutman do. now, in kazakhstan, preliminary results appear to show that the countries voted in favor of changing

the constitution. ballots are still being counted. the central mac election commission says voter turnout was above the 50 percent threshold needed for the vote to be legitimate. it's been 6 months as violent demonstrations, calling for political reform. the current president carson jermarta chi of says the amendments will end the super presidential system of the past 3 decades. but critics, a, the changeable, it will only bolster to coyote ambitions for a 2nd time now to iraq, where decades of instability and corruption are contributing to the rising rate of unemployment. there. it's been climbing steeply over the past few years and it's now 14 percent nationwide. although higher in some regions and young people, the demographic that have been worst affected economy has been hit by several interlinked crises. infrastructure was badly damaged off the invasion of 2003 subsequent civil war. and then of course, a battle against iceland recent is reconstruction funds. i've also been embezzled

and corruption is rife. and that is forcing some people to resort to dangerous work in order to make a living, including pining for precious metals in waste water bound up the wide has won this from baghdad. deep in the sewers of baghdad, there is a living to be earned. these men are panning waste from jewelry shops, hoping to find tiny flakes of gold and silver among the dust. standing in the contaminated water of the tigris river. they say hanny is just one part of the world. atlanta and that we submerged the dust into water and stir it by hand. so that mud and weiss can float up and missiles deposit. we repeat the same process for hours every day. what are your chi? we must be very careful because some metals are very light and can float up with

water. we then accumulate the flakes to be smelted later, and ovens and a half. those ovens are operated in this decades old work place in the cities river street neighborhood. they run for long hours by smelters without proper safeguards, smoke and suit fill the chambers and cover the run down building a st. joseph has been in the business for 24 years. so well the thought or hobble. as you can see, we are surrounded by old dangers, fire, smoke waste, and rubbish. the place was set on fire in the past villa our health has been consumed and most of us have had severe injuries. doctors always advise us to quit, but we have no other choice. it's so tough here. but life is ruthless out there. they each risk of their lives for about $20.00 a day. and the work is infrequent. these refined pieces were recovered from

piles of dust. this chunk weighs less than wine kilogram, and it usually takes a lot of effort from the whole team here to extract it from dusts, it gets dipped into nitric acid to extract its golden silver. those metals are then sent back to the workshop. so they came from to produce more jewelry, craftsman, say they're proficient has declined in recent years due to arise in imported trinkets of what they continue to earn and what they can the flex from the jewelry that they mold washed down the sewers. and in darpa, once more in this narrow, grim alley and the smelters battle, the noxious fumes to retrieve the precious metals and send them back. once again

ma'am would abdougla had algebra blood. now china is launched 3 astronauts into space on board. it's january 14 spacecraft clueless, banned 6 months, completing the construction of the young gone space station. brianca group that brings us the story now. ah, 3 taken notes. a chinese astronauts carrying their nations pride and the ambition of making china the world news space, superpower. so they blasted off from the church one satellite long center on the edge of the colby desert. oh, and in 15 minutes reached lower earth orbit. the launch was broadcast live on steep television, a sign of china's going confidence in its technological might ongoing among march to f, y 14, carrier rocket has actually said the shenzi,

14 band spacecraft to the designated orbit the solar panels of stretch and operated normally. now i announced the sion zoom fortune man spacecraft launch mission a success. the mission is full of symbolism. the 3 are part of china. second generation of astronauts. you young is among them. she was the 1st chinese woman in space, and it's now making her return after 10 years since it will, it gives me great pleasure to be able to grow up in this era to integrate my personal dream with the interests of the whole country and to be entrusted to complete the countries fast manned manual rendezvous and docking mission was the shin. so 14 spacecraft was assigned keeping temperature, oxygen levels, humidity, and comfort in mind with advances in its talking system will tell her to what to do during previous rendezvous in docking the orbit. control strategies were all decided and implemented by ground teams in the current fast automated rendezvous

docking all the orbit control strategies are generated from calculations by the spacecraft and then independently implemented by the spatial today. in 2003, china became the 3rd country to launch a man spacecraft into the earth's orbit. 42 years after the former soviet union send the 1st human into space. but since 2016 under president, she's in pain missions to the moon. and mars have accelerated precedence. she says, turning china into space, superpower is a critical national priority. as space exploration becomes a new battle ground for chinese competition and influence. back up there, i'll dizzier still had for you on this news out from london, bringing together communities and generations. millions of britons attend. i sent him to believe hunches and in sport,

ukraine's football as have just missed out on realizing their world comp dream. we'll have that story with santa ah, activist radical and the founder of african cinema. ouch is in the world, tells the story of the more italian director with making the style for that he made a breakthrough into a friend. the way to me yesterday with mode was a fighter, but his weapons were his mind and his intelligence. med honda rebel african, tell me on how to use from al jazeera on the go and need to know out is there is only mobile app. is that the you, this is where we dissect, analyze, and you have to find with from algae. there is

a mobile app available in your favorite app. still, just set for it and tapped, made a new app from al jazeera new at you think it it lou ah, now thousands of people here have been attending special lunches on the last day of platinum to believe celebrations. whether they were st parties or some of the bigger gatherings have been taking place, the message was the same as mity bober reports. ah, at night g 3, he's just

a few years younger than queen elizabeth and phillip attentive this special jubilee luncheon east london was a chance to went to take the community ah, late, playful all, all up with logo for me. oh well i'm the friend much younger my boy died all morning i just wanted to do with the pensioners gathered at the center for a free traditional lunch of the sing song. but they were joined by other residents for the last day of the 4 day jubilee. i do remember the self and you play when i was young is coffee. about 7 and, and this feels quite lot said melissa thoughts. it's gonna be more community based . but they would like this to carry odd, not every year, maybe purchase to get together with communities and to be some legacy there for the older generation, the queen's bit of force of stability ever since her accession to the throne. 70

years ago. people like michael, who's received numerous awards for his time in the army. the last of them being a special plotted of jubilee medal will of the queen will love been having a row of family and below the community spirit there it brings together for each and every one of them. and the queen can do that, and she does to every day there have been events like race or community centers in residential streets across the country. and even for people who don't consider themselves, stones, royalists, many will tell you it's a great chance for the generations to come together. and for those too young to remember, even the diamond jubilee 10 years ago. there were other attractions to what's the best thing about oh, dicking cake. oh yeah. nothing comes folks. no cakes of all shapes and sizes were on offer at the oval cricket ground and south london,

prince charles b i to the throne and his wife camilla were here for a somewhat bigger jubilee lunch and at windsor castle crowds gathered to try to break the world record for the longest picnic but for thousands of people it was about keeping it local as well as marking a milestone. ah, the dean baba al jazeera london meanwhile of british wanted made an appearance at a loss to the official jubilee celebrations. having been unable to attend events on friday and saturday, due to her health, the 96 year old queen appeared on the balcony at buckingham palace after an hour long a pageant which highlighted the vast cultural, social and political changes the country has seen. cheering has 70 year reign. okay, it's time full is bought. now. santa is into ha forest. thank you very much. my m y

ukraine's woke up dream is over the last one knell to wales and the final payoff matching card if it brings to an end to a journey that had united the country and cause other than the war with russia. horace reports. yes, you cranes arrival in cardiff put their hosts in an unfamiliar position. the tiny nation of wales is normally a neutral favorite, but the russian invasion of ukraine has given the ukrainian football team a large global backing as they paid for a place at the world cup. here the players had the support of thousands from the ukranian diaspora as well as refugees from the war. i leave invest in ukraine and i come to london. oh, active water. but keep in mind, cons in this my psych goodwill my feel any more. it's already put in twice because we love each other. we love all who love that other guy and he

was deploy does very game raleigh's. the whole nation in support in the team. it provides arrest sport from the horrors of the war. the killings are happening, atrocities are happening on a daily basis. the wells crowd applauded the ukrainian anthem just as the scottish crowd had before you cranes, semi final victory in glasgow. ah, but unlike in glasgow, that great number of chances in front of gold didn't lead to them opening the scoring. instead, a free kick with 10 minutes to go in the 1st half, gave a chance to wales his former rel, madrid stalk garrath bale. and he took it thanks to the flexion of glasgow goal hero andre ja malenko as he tried to had it clear this time at the way in the 2nd half another score in scotland, autumn, dove big seemed like he would level crane

o whales keep at wayne hennessy was that to deny him? the words is over full time whales, one, you crate. no one's on the way to the noise. at the end of the game, i think we just wanted to show our appreciation to them and to what, what they're going to as a nation. and i thought the team were not standing in the 2 games and, and they deserve a lot of credit for doing what they've done and, and their support as well. to show the support and travel at the did. we want to show them that respect shows up on natalie. i think we did everything that we could mom, but i really want people in ukraine to remember out teams effort. i want to say, sorry that we didn't score. we'll have said this is sport. this is how it goes, and yes, i'm lost for words, wales now go into a world cup group and cats are with around the united states and england. winning this game would have rent an enormous amount for the ukranian lungs,

hair on those able to watch at home. but for whiles it's a moment they've been waiting for for a very, very long time. their 1st world cup in 64 years. paul race algae era, cardiff i found the dog has continued his dominance of the french open. he won this year's final against their casper wood, in straight sets to secure his 2nd at a grand slam title of the year. and he richardson reports. ah, the french open trophy is back in familiar hands. raphael adel winning a 14th rowland garrison title at a time when he himself is spoken about being forced to retire because of injury. the spaniard was quick to thank those, had gotten back to playing at the very highest level i saw without you. and i think this will be possible without any doubt not, especially in the very moment that we went through in terms of injuries. if you,

if i don't have her grade, ah, support from the him, family i, everybody that there have been next to me. nothing of this will be possible because i will be redated much, much before so many, many thanks for everything. noise. castro, rude was on the other side of the net for this final. it was his 1st ever appearance in a grand slam decider. and he never looked likely to cause an upset. down to the 1st, he says $63.00 roots game unraveled completely in the final set, no doubt winning it 6 love. now 36. he's the oldest ever winner of the french open cycle. oh. means a lot to me and are means everything to means a lot of energy door to that i door to keep going. i don't know what can happen in that fear. dirt about don't gonna give,

i think her that i took it by. and so many times i know who's also extend that his all time grandson record to $22.00 titles. his greatest rivals and of a joke of ich and roger federer both up 20 to their name and the richardson al jazeera. i don't know, it was the hero for england as they came to thrilling when the over new zealand and the 1st test at lords, england started a day for needing 61 runs for victory with 5 work. it's been hand booth guided the whole 5 to their target. that of finishing on a 115, not out in the process that he became at just the 2nd, the english player to score 10000 test runs. and an embarrassing moment for leading moto g p, a rider ad, the cattle angle unclear is the alex is plug adul, celebrating, where he thought was the 2nd place finish in barcelona. unfortunately, the span. yeah. that still had one lap to go. he realized his mistake too. late he

went on to finish down of 5th yamaha ryder fab. you're quite a rattle won the race extent. his championship lead. that's if only about tomorrow . i'm in london. all right, thanks very much, donna. for the nice hour. but i have another blessing for you in a couple of minutes time at 2200 gmc around up of all today's top stories coming up very shortly, including all the latest developments from southwest denija area. also some news from india and all the latest on developments in ukraine very shortly. ah, no, no, no, no what. what do we need to know that on the fish? i don't need to be with them that look at me about how to put them to me. i think

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juveniles convicted of murder, 51 years behind bars on a jesse into the heart wrenching goodbyes, loved ones, not knowing when they will unite again. women and children heading west to relative safety, often leaving bed behind among them. foreigners also trying to give out train rise of a free, but it's on a 1st come, 1st serve basis here at the bus station there only a few rides available and that's only due to surrounding villages. so people like for me and rose, now need to find another way to get out of the city. but for now they, like many others, would have to reach and hope, hoping tomorrow is a better day. ah, ah, the national spud's passion for india's ruling party,

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