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this is al jazeera ah hello, lauren taylor. this is the out there and use our live from london coming up. nato, announce his plans to bolster forces in europe, designating russia a direct, significant threat for the 1st time since the cold war. president vladimir putin pledges russia will respond if nato sets up infrastructure in finland and sweden and aust, surviving member of the group that carried out the 2015 paris attacks is found guilty in a french court of terrorism and murder and sentenced to life in jail. and u. s. singer r kelly is sentenced to 30 years in prison. a racketeering and sex trafficking crimes and i'm far as well with this board will have all the latest action from wimbledon for topsy. novak dogmas produced an impressive performance to bogus, walked in the 3rd round. ah,

well, leaders from the nato defense alliance. so they bolstering forces across europe, describing russia as the most significant and direct threat to their security. the alliance says its commitment to ukraine is unshakable as the country battles russian forces. president joe biden announced a permanent army base in poland. the 1st full time us deployment on nato's eastern fringes, biden promised additional land, air, and sea deployments across the country. the u. s. will also send 2 additional f, $35.00 squadron to the u. k, to increase defense capabilities, invitation to sweden and finland to join nato marks, one of the most momentous shifts in european security. in decades. the president read me putin as about to respond if the alliance sets up infrastructure in both

countries. meanwhile, president lou malesky address the summit, 5 video link, telling members he believes russia will go after a few a new next. john hall begins are coverage from madrid. nato leaders arrived at a historic summit, projecting unity and strength in the face of a news read. this conflict in ukraine is not a regional issue. it's a global struggle between democracy and alto. chrissy data is rewriting its own playbook, boosting battle ready trip numbers across its eastern flank and with plans to vastly increased. rapid reaction force numbers from 40002300000 troops by 2023. russia's deadly attack on a shopping molding. se ukraine on monday for shadow, the summit until recently considered a nato partner, russia will, for the 1st time since the cold war officially be re designated an enemy threat. we

meet in the midst of the most serious security guards says so we have faced the since the 2nd world war president zelinski appealed as he does relentlessly at international events. football help trying to do it with him. i cannot mcguyver, he warned. the leaders present that russia's next move may be against one of them. and nato is determined to do what he can offering a further package of non lethal assistance. this defensive a lion's, careful not to be seen to be joining the conflict. but we never wanted to have an escalation with russia. all we want is to live in peace in europe. and therefore, we are making crystal clear that we are ready to defend our self and preparing all this truck so, so for what we need because i'm, it began on a high note after an insecurity agreement was reached,

allowing turkey to lift its objection to bits by sweden and finland to join the alliance. so sweden and finland attend this summit as official invitees. their membership bids approve, while 30 leaders to be ratified by national parliaments in the coming months. turkey said it got what it wanted, while so did nato able to project both the united and expanded front and gaining superiority over russia in the baltic region. president biden announcing and expanded u. s. military presence in europe said the alliance had never been so galvanized a major shift to a state of readiness for whatever turns russian aggression may yet take. don't a whole al jazeera madrid henley's book. he is the ceo of rasmussen, global, and is a former director of policy planning at nato, joins us over skype from warsaw. poland. thank so much and for being with us now. and a number of a miniature deployments planned as part of this kind of bolstering of,

of nato in europe. what do you think is the most significant aspect of, all of that? i think were significant is that clearly nato is the stepping up and taking note of the fact that we are living in a completely different security environment than before. the 24 for february and the u. s. commitment signal that days the also u. s. willingness to stay as a, as a backbone provider of europe and security. however, what's also behind the u. s. commitment is a message that this is out as far as it goes for the u. s. and now it's really up to the europeans, especially the french, the british, and the germans to provide the rest of the kind of forces and capabilities that nature. we need to have a credible poster and receiving that reaction from president putin. i mean, obviously they've extended the formal invitation to finland and sweden to become members of nato. and he said that in the case of the deployment of the military

infrastructure in finland and sweden, we will be forced to respond in kind with mirrored measures. what sort of things you expect from, from that kind of language? well, i think is so surprising, a president put in wants and needs to maintain a sort of status quo on the russian finish folder. or so because he now is running out of the kind of capabilities that he would need to beef up that border. but if he natal needs to be smart and strategy here and not answer and keep some sort of strategic ambiguity and neither deny nor knock of him that it is intending to do any sort of reinforcement on the finished territory as a way or so to, to have some leverage on russia when it comes to ukraine and, and rush and negotiating some possible settlement. so i think this is a typical russian here. and i think one that has not been served to explicitly and keep some doubt in the russian adversary. how does this all in terms of what

they're promising over nature, how does will affect ukraine in the short term where quite frankly, the o in. they told the organization parties actually missing an action. nato itself is not providing a lot of support to a ukraine or need some non lethal equipment, mostly anti drawn systems and some advisory role a vein direct. and if he days, days actually a gap here between what the eliza doing individually to support ukraine, both in providing weapons and training forces and what nato, as a whole could be doing, given needs experience in training, local forces, and nato could really help scale up the training of ukrainian forces, so they able to send fresh recruits, well trained to the front line to be able to resist the russian grinding pressure and tell me about what lensky said. and he thinks that russia will go after

lithuanian next. how likely is that new? he, i see what is clear is that the likely this are for russian aggression against the european allies is now much higher than it was before the 24th for february. i think that's the clear bottom line that everybody has well understood. however, these clearly says some ambiguity on nato's aside when they talk about the war in ukraine. but they don't seem to europe and war. is it just a war in europe? and if he does, says the ambiguity where, why sophie rightly president earth is expanding that the war, his fighting. he's fighting at one behalf of europe and on behalf of nato. and i think nato has to step up a bit more and much more, or took knowledge that and is moving away from the live europe side of things in the last time, nato less label china and a strategic challenge. how important is that level? a systemic challenge. i think, i think it's,

it's quite significant given that before 2019 a, china was barely mentioning nato's community k and an official document. so it's definitely a state change. and in signal acknowledgement that china, it, reapers are not as direct a thread as russia, but something more comprehensive and, and on the longer term actually more potentially more problematic. and these also vaguely acknowledgment in the, in the new nato strategy concept and need to communicate that these have connection increasingly between russia and china. even though they're different. they need to be understood together as both part of a broader threat of basically authoritarian receives against the democratic world than i spoke to you. thank you very much indeed for taking time to talk to us. accurate leisure rescue workers are continuing to came through the rebel and the mall and ukraine's criminy shook after a struck by russian missile on monday. at least 18 people have been confirmed dead . but now the 20th still missing. authorities in the city of declared 3 days of

morning and the mother has more the moments a missile hit, a crowded shopping center in kremlin, shook. this new footages from a security camera about a 100 meters away, slowed down. it appears to show a 19 sixties medium range cruise missile originally designed to attack aircraft carriers and relatively inaccurate. the new video was shared by president zalinski, who's called the strike, an act of russian state terrorism, or a, he's gonna get that will data some, but someone will be a russian miss. i'll hit this location precisely deliberately. it's clear that such were the orders given would not. it's clear that russian or killer received those exact coordinates with this missile. he actually wanted to kill as many people as possible in a peaceful city in an ordinary shopping wall. this video shows a park next to an industrial complex near the shopping mall. the pe, you see a reacting to the missile strike. then this a 2nd

missile has hit a factory. this is the same moment. you can see the shock wave as de breeland's on the water. russian officials claimed a strike on a weapons depo detonated ammunition, setting the shopping center on fire. ukraine says there was no deeper with the area on wednesday, addressing crowds in the classical performances referred to the deadly strong bordeaux unusual ronelle. glory, look at a mother yet, though grey ina, every day in my heart, i kathy dear martin ukraine, which continues to be flood related by barbarous attacks. like the one that hit the shopping center in from until moreland. i pray that this might wall consume ent, florida, in mich, alive in southern ukraine. several people were killed in an attack on a residential building. the may here says, this was the work of a russian ex, 55 cruise missile. russia claims its destroyed a training base for foreign mercenaries near the city. for his part,

president zalinski is now working the united nations to visit the destroyed shopping center in crime and shook to establish the facts. nadine barbara al jazeera, getting information out to russian occupied areas of ukraine is becoming increasingly difficult as the war continues. and after their has obtained video. much of it film secretly, remaining life in one city, captured by russian troops. the footage from house on shows life carrying on, but the resistance movement is beginning to appear as charles stratford ripples. ah, this is a market in russian occupied her psalm, southern ukraine. the city fell to russian forces in early march. this footage acquired by al jazeera shows how much life has changed since much of it was filmed . secretly, russia's invasion has ended, accessed ukrainian products, and those produced in russia are expensive and take time to arrive to the vulgar

and bears homemade. should change the currency to roubles. when his army took control, ukrainian griffin is being phased out. telephone networks anal russian. russian soldier hands over his ze, military badge as a form of id to a girl, selling russian phone sim cards. another soldier looked suspiciously at the camera who have these people gather around a private home to use its why fi connection. because internet coverage is hard to find the villages around here, sun life. the sun is even harder to see. just only one shop is open. they bring foot once or twice a week, mainly breton green, but in it cash, and we don't have any because the atm doesn't work clear. there is no internet. we can't get in touch with our relatives relief. as he finally habits an island on people wait outside the only ukranian bank still operating doesn't open every day. and russian banks i get to arrive. russian army is never from way

large and see russian demonstrations rarely happen any more ocean forces of use. tig asked to break them up in the past, but there is still defiance and increasingly dangerous and symbolic gesture against russian occupation with attaching yellow ribbons to things. green's responsible ukrainians care songs on the ground movement continues our fight filters as the man, his face and voice heavily disguised. every day we distribute leaflets and yellow ribbons or we share information with the armed forces crane about the russian forces with locations, friends. we don't know if this video will make you to you. he says, margaret, but no. the st. clair's on underground movement is working and continues to fight so hard. this is a destroyed car belonging to ukrainian who was killed when he exploded in. i suspected bomb attack after he accepted a job and the russian administration means,

and no one has claim responsibility, radical there been at least 3 other attempted murders of ukrainian suspected of working with russian occupying forces. ukrainian military intelligence says it's working to recruit agents and partisans to work inside russian occupied regions. this website in ukrainian and english was set up by the ministry of defense and ukrainian special forces. it gives news of parties, an activity and guidance on how people under occupation can resist. russian rule is difficult to know how many people support rushes invasion in the sudden curse on region. russia says it's planning to hold a referendum in the autumn something ukraine. it's western back as in many people living under russian forces say will be a fos cha, stratford al jazeera give. coming up on the news from london. columbia's true commission releases its final report into the decades long civil war when live in bogota with japan sweltering through the hottest day,

yet of its worst heet waved for much 150 years. it's just been a while. but this belgian football style, smiling once again, find out why nation i any surviving member of a group that carried out the dead, the 2015 paris attacks has been found guilty of murder and terrorism. sir le dislodge was sentenced to life in prison. his role in the attacks which left a 130 people dead. 19 others who also found guilty on charges related to the gun and bomb attacks on november 13th, 2015. the coordinated event was the worst attack and frances piece time history. you better call music venue, fix bars and restaurants, and the perimeter of the start, the false national stadium all targets natasha. butler joins us live from paris.

natasha. tell us more about the verdict. well, the vertex i, she bring to an end, what has been an historic trial in france, lasting nearly 10 months now. 20 men were all found guilty of being connected to the paris attacks. 19 of them were found guilty of terrorism, one or fraud among them. sala dislodged the only surviving attack of from those attacks that happened nearly 7 years ago. now, abd islam was found guilty of terrorism and murder during the trial. he had said that he had an explosive belt on the night, but he decided not to destination it in order to protect people. but the court found that in fact, the belt simply had malfunctioned. early on in this drawl abdur sam had said that he was going to not cooperate with the court that he was going to remain silent. he said that he was a soldier of i saw, but during the months as the months went on,

he did start to talk. he did cooperate sometimes not always coherently, but by the end of the trial, he said that he was sorry for the victims. well, the prosecution said that that was just a show that he knew exactly what he had been doing. the defense had said that he should be tried as a man who made grave errors, motors a monster. but the court said he decided differently and natasha. it's also been about the victims. how do they feel about the trial coming to an end? while it's been a very difficult a few months for the victims. some of them have actually come to the court nearly every day that the trial has taken place because they have found that in a way that has helped them heal, that has helped them move forward and meet others. we've seen survivors, we've seen relatives of people who were killed on that night, come here and they all have wanted during this trial to learn

a bit more about what happened and why it happened. why these men decided to carry out such violence on that night. now, so many questions of course, remain unanswered, but we have spoken to victims who said, look, that they hope the end of this trial, at least in these verdicts, will help them move on. and we've heard from some victims who said, if anything, they're never going to this to divert, it's never going to bring their loved ones. home is not gonna change the past, but at least they will feel that some justice has been served. additional not thank you very much. indeed. at least an indian state of rochester, one has called the murder of a hindu man. an act of terror. can i allow, was stabbed in the neck on tuesday by 2 muslim men who posted the act on line. the king comes after monks arising tensioners between hindus and muslims, and our fears could spark further violence across the state. hackney may tell, has more from new delhi hundreds of people take part in

a funeral procession book on her yolanda, surrounded by security officials and t. v cameras. they demand justice, his wife, he assured, are, says she wants those responsible, held to account. we one justice and yes, we want them to be given the death penalty. authorities are arrested. 2 men accused of murdering law in his teetering shop. they are alleged to have boasted a video online and made threats against prime minister noreen through more b. according to media reports, they're accused of killing law for supporting a no push. omar of former spokesman, one of the b j. p. party who was suspended for making islam before become and my son, the incident has sparked tensions and roger pon state in west, in india, protest in the city of wood, their port on violent and shops were shut down. a curfew was imposed in several cities, and internet access was suspended across the state. those things could be bond, any internal law and order is being min pima,

the situation is peaceful even after the murder. they have been all major incident in which any one has to detect the situation is completely under control load. police say law received many threats for his social media posts and had sought police protection, his wife or local media that he had skipped work for days before his killing investigator see that treating his killing as a case of terrorism. pardon me with an artist era, you deli columbia's truth commission is releasing its final report into the countries decades long civil war. almost $30000.00 people were interviewed over 5 years for the report which is being handed over to victims and the family members of those killed during the conflict. or allison, or amputee is live in net butare for us. how is the report been received on sunday? yes, lauren looked at all of the people who are here,

family members of the victims or, or direct victims of a number of horrible crimes. have all participated in the production of this final report, sharing their stories in many cases confronting and meeting those responsible dose crime so. so everybody see this final report as an opportunity for change in the country. and that's also the way that the truth commission sees that they want to go beyond simply becoming a book that paints a toro history, a thorough analysis of what happened through the almost half a century of civil conflict in the country. but what they are doing, and starting with this ceremony that was happening behind me, it has been suspended now due to a very powerful storm, but we're waiting for the ceremony to, to recite this will be just the 1st of

a number of meetings across the country. with, with the victims in communities that were affected by the conflict to share the findings of the report that and also helped to build a sort of community process and political process to find support for what the through the commission hopes will become a sort of national court to push forward the reforms. that's the truth commission is rackham recommending that considers necessary for the country to avoid the remaining in a state of conflict to avoid a return of war. and a lot of people is just starting to digest some of the findings and the reports. for example, just to give you a few examples, this is a very, very large report that will take a lot of time to, to under sand. everything that's it's but just very basic facts that we were able

to understand. for example, the fact that there have been 4 150000 killings during the conflict over 700000 people overall died. that's more than double then what was the number that was considered before the publication of this report? then the reports only goes very deeply, deeply in understanding the role that the security states in columbia have, in actually continuing the conflict in the country. and it says, i'm beauty, thank you very much. indeed. using r, kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for sex offenses. the jury in new york convicted the 55 year old of racketeering and sex trafficking crimes. in september, the court has committed the crimes over 3 decades in the music industry. the artist whose real name is robert sylvester kelly, has already spent close to 3 years behind bars. it also facing separate criminal

charges in 3 other cases. local was in jordan joined his live from washington. d. c . rosa. tell us what happened today in the new quote. well, with 1st, there were a victim witnesses statements or victim impact statements from southern women who say that when they were all teenagers, are kelly prayed on them, played on their ambitions to become a famous themselves in the music industry or a was a or they were taken advantage of because he was a music idle, particularly in the 19 ninety's, and that basically their lives were ruined because he imprisoned them. he sexually abused them. he physically abused them, he had them stalked, he basically destroyed their lives, all of these women said, and they basically begged the federal judge to give him at least 25 years in prison,

which they say would it be just us some bit of compensation for the damage that they say he caused to their lives, and of course the federal judge then said that he needed to be in prison for 30 years. now, of course, on his lawyer says that they will be appealing both the verdict and the sentence of one of the charges was that there was essentially a conspiracy to move young girls across state lines, which is a federal crime for the purpose of prostitution. and the defense's argument is that there was no conspiracy that these were consensual relationships. although in the united states, as someone under the age of consent cannot legally give consent. and, and so this is going to be a long process. as you noted, he's already been in jail for the past 3 years, but he's going to be moving from new york state back to his home state of illinois, where he's going to be facing another federal case, a state case. and then there's

a 3rd case in minnesota all again, dealing with these allegations of sex trafficking, of abuse of minors, of basically pedophilia behavior and jordan, thank you very much. us more still to come this hour, including east africa's most severe drought in 40 is forces. hundreds of families to make desperate choices. as the captain closes on rodriguez, detached his presidency. we look back at his controversial legacy in the philippines. and his sport hopes of wimbledon. glory slipped away for this him favorite tennis action coming later. ah hello, the weather is looking a good deal more mobile now across western and central parts of care,

further race. we're looking at sir, still some very high temperatures in playing c. it'll clutches of stormy weather. they're just pulling out to germany across into poland, through truck republic. the foster storms are just around that western sort of russia to see pushing out of the baltic states. it's up to us, north west though, where things are still not really unsettled. lots of wet and windy weather, just rattling through this area of low pressure swirling in some showers, which will gradually make their way into west w. 90 the tennis. when would, and of course, here we go with that he was dosing temperatures getting up to $31.00 in vilnius, looking at 30 there for war. so a 35 in vienna that he just squeezes a little further eastwards as we go through friday on into sad stay. temperatures really picking up 34 in warsaw on friday. come saturday. so changed 19 celsius there at that stage that he just not, he's a little further east with his bringing me that those bank and sundry some storms of course went to where the sliding across you cried was about see some went by the that into southern part so sweden eating across northern africa coast localized

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15th this year. for more information go to w, w, w dot h t a dot q a slash e m. ah, ah ah, and one of the top stories here, louder 0, nato has declared russia the most significant and direct threat to at security during a crucial summit in madrid. reliance plans to bolster its forces across europe and step up military and financial support to ukraine. as it battles russian forces.

the only surviving member of a group that carried out the deadly 2015 paris attacks has been found guilty of murder and terrorism. syllabus law was sentenced to life in prison for his role in the attacks which left a 130 people dead. and police and the indians say to rochester, have called the murder of a hindu taylor by 2 muslim men, an act of terror. tuesday killing comes after monster rising religious tension and their fears it could spark further violence across the state. the african union is calling for calm between sudan and ethiopia, amid escalate intentions over disputed border area. she donna sending military reinforcements to the alpha shaka region, which has recalled it's ambassador in at a suburb. comes of the claim is denied by it. he appears that his troops killed 7 sudanese soldiers and a civilian in the region last week after chicago as a fertile strip of farming land that's long been disputed. at between,

the 2 nations, joined now by skype, by hollowed her. she's the managing partner of the sudanese thinktank insight strategy partners, which specializes in policy research across the horn of africa region. as you tell me, how serious is this rise intention that the board of their this seems like another phase of a series of escalations. but what's quite clear this time is that sedan is really pushing this at the international level as well. it has written to the united nations. and ethiopia has responded yesterday. say me saying that it was malicious and not the theo in army. there was involved in the attack in this car matches am however, the if you open army does back it's malicious on them. harris site, which has led sedan to say that this is a pre mean meditated attack on its territory in osaka. and beyond the expressions of concern that we've had from regional bodies, including the african union, what, what plans are there to try to reduce the attention there?

well, it will, the african union has said so far am, is, is, is calling for caution is calling for restraint. it haven't yet come up with a plan to try and mediate between the 2 sides, nor indeed has the regional body, the eagle. and it's quite clear that within both countries, there are driving forces that mean that the leadership on both sides are really looking to draw attention to this conflict in order to detract away from their own internal issues. and so without a 3rd party mediation, it seems unlikely that this issue resolved itself. and what is the potential for us to turn into a wider conflict? there have been several iterations of these conflicts and civilians have been killed before this time. it's been a pretty deadly attack on the sidney side, but quite frankly, both the leadership in khartoum and, and addis ababa have spun so many stories around skirmishes on the border that it becomes very difficult to track the veracity of these claims. what we do know is

that after the hubble honda head of a sedans hunter after last she has qu, is using this to gain legitimacy, internally, which may indeed be a fools errand, considering tomorrow's big plan protests. in any case, it doesn't seem like it is going to be much that he can do to quell the tensions on the other side, particularly with m. harrah militias, who hope course to have a stake in the fats our region, as you mentioned. and what about, i mean it, you mentioned those were fertile lands on it. i'm, is dispute originally about land and water. how does it play into things like that the, the, the blue nile dam is, is it connected in any way to, to that sort of a tension? all of these issues are connected because as to dan and if you, if you have recently had changes in government, there was something of a gentleman's agreement with booth president bashir of sudan and minister now of if you hear that sort of a mediated some of these content conflicts on the region,

for example, on a fresh actor and also the grand renaissance damn. as you mentioned, with that gentlemen's agreement, gone and not codified in any kind of law and either country or between the countries. it means that there has to be a re negotiation of both of these issues. and of course there are regional am dynamics with egypt playing a big role in opposing the filling of the god damn. and potentially also some at trans national support to local militias and breakaway regional armed actors. so it's a very complicated scenario, but it will require more concerted effort from regional bodies to act. ha ha, thank you very much. need to analysis, appreciate you talk your time. thank you. now, thousands of people in gardeners capital acura have gathered for a 2nd day of protests, over spiraling inflation. right police line, the streets leading to the finance ministry out of demonstrations turned violent on tuesday. the 29 people were arrested. i to this say that angry about rising taxes,

fuel prices, and allegations of police brutality. i mean the traces in accra and has more on the protest as demands what basically they want to lead it out to them. the government of president that alcohol i don't to deal with the rising cost of living in this country. they also want to see a quick caption over the issues they want at rest. one of them is of course, and they just faces in the corruption of the rising cases of corruption. they also want to see something tax to something that is introduced by the government as part of that, you don't make policies or economic measures to deal with the rising cost of governors in this country. they want to see some of these taxes reduced or even completely removed. also wanted the government to address some of the issues surrounding the location of lands in this country as well as the key issues, educators and infrastructure development. and most importantly, unemployment of this country, they say, been rising numbers of funding for people and the rising number of this is policy

is not good for the economy. and we spoke to i gentlemen here in god, i was a home upon a misunderstanding who said yes, so much has hop painful. inflation is going all not around the world. but again, the government is to act quickly in the short term. they want the government to make sure that that touches introduce our for, according to him, in his own words, sunset goals should be implemented in those laws to ensure that these factors don't last. in fact, the way the individual, someone if you look at the situation yesterday, today's proctor is remarkably different to what we saw the key optics to use. we saw yesterday today it was quarterly due causes, although we're not seeing the numbers we saw yesterday. what you thought is of the protestors are here and there are also hundreds of police officers who are here to are you coming to on hold. i live been doing bad. this is who's the most for just started in the central quads of a cra following,

but it was for just through the fleet up to the parliament building here, where the leaders of the demos, where it is now presenting to soon to the speaker while event child marriage and gender based violence is on the rise in the horn of africa and asia, as you say, the worst thing drought is to blame. and you unicef reports as the regions most severe drought in 40 years. is horsing. thousands of families to make desperate choices to survive. girls as young as 12 are being sold into marriage and many face a higher risk. a female genital mutilation is just one year child marriage has more than doubled in parts of ethiopia, worst hit by drought. women and girls are also having to walk longer distances to access water and other basic resources, leaving them vulnerable to sexual violence. in kenya, somalia and ethiopia, the number of children at risk of dropping out of school due to the impact of drought as tripled in 3 months. from 1100000 to an estimated 3.3 and

across the region close to 2000000 children are in desperate need of treatment, her life threatening new malnutrition. andy brooks is a unicef regional child protection adviser for eastern in southern africa. he says the impact to the drought could be reversing progress in the region. the real standout figure is, is a 267 percent increase in somali beach, which is on the board, which is on the border with somalia. and he's one of the regents where child marriage was high, but through a lot of engagement on keeping girls in school on empowering goes through different kinds of support clubs, reproductive health, et cetera. progress was being made, progress was being made on f t m as well and that the sites thing and the big fear we have is that the progress made is being unmade very, very quickly. school is a major safety that support predictable routine environ with children can be tracked. poverty is the fact that, you know, we're being told that the price, the but our, we, for example, to marry a girl. this is much less than it would sometimes 2 or 3 girls are getting married

and, and it's 2 or 3 less mouse to feed in the house as well. so these are some of the drivers that lead into the child marriage in some of those areas f, g m, is a precursor to child marriage. the girls more girls are getting cuts and they getting cut younger in order to get child married. married later marriage afterwards. the bodies of 20 refugees and migrants have been found in southern libya. 2 weeks after all, contact with a group was lost, migrants who believe to be making their way to the mediterranean coast when their drive is lost in the desert. the bodies were found by a truck driver around 120 kilometers from the b as southern border with chad. libya is a major transit route for people hoping to reach europe often via dangerous boat journey across the mediterranean. the peace prize lower it, maria rest says she will fight an order to shut down her new site known as rattler . the philippine media regulator upheld in order to close the site. on wednesday, the government says rapid violated rules on foreign ownership,

but the website denies. this is one of the few media outlets in the country, critical of president rodrigo, to test a who's due to leave office on thursday. the rest of the criticism of his so called war on drugs the to several legal battles and her winning the nobel peace prize last year. we will and all the flaw. and since we are fighting for this in court civil law, we will continue to demand accreditation. we have long stood by the constitutionality of this agreement. it's a philippine depository receipts. others have had it it there's, i think that i've also, you've heard me state repeatedly over the last 6 years that we have been harassed. this is intimidation. it. these are political tactics. we refuse to succumb to them . philippine president overdue to tell. he has spent 6 years at the helm on his last day in office. he says he's tired and looking forward to spending the remaining years of his life in private jamila. linda has more on his legacy. your

mind, your wor and i will mind mine, rodrigo, the 3rd to was mayor of diverse city in the southern philippines. for more than 20 years. he was catapulted into the presidency by his ability to convince millions filipinos to rally behind him. do not destroy in office. the territory quickly cemented his role as an autocratic leader, his warren drugs was so violent that the rights groups believe at least 30000 people had been killed in police operations. over the last 5 years. critics say he has used state violence in ways not seen since the martial law period under president ferdinand marcus in the 19 seventy's and eighty's. the 3rd there went after oligarchy, but he also jailed activists and members of the opposition and shut down the country's biggest media network. and though he promised that just a width of corruption would be enough for him to fire officials. years later,

most of those removed from office have yet to face charges, but he had to make deals with establish political forces. so with that comes the inability to sincerely push back against institutionalized corruption. the president also hasn't revealed his own wealth, refusing to release an official statement of assets, liabilities, and net worth, the 1st president to do so in decades. oh no. when he was me or he did not strengths and he did not need a chicken balance because he was a king of dow, steven, so he didn't need to listen to apple. he called by the, the panoramic and the recession is triggered or perhaps the most challenging issues . the 3rd to has spaced, but still, many believe he deserves credit for prioritizing large scale infrastructure projects. to 30 made those secret of his admiration for

a chinese president. she didn't ping, and at 1st he was so eager to be in china's good graces that the territory cancelled a defense agreement with the country strongest ally the united states. i position he reversed just a few months ago. as dirty enters his final days in office, he remains an enigma, one of the most polarizing, but also one of the most popular presidents ever elected in recent philippine history. to melinda, again, al jazeera, how city southern philippine. soaring temperatures have continued for a 5th day in japan with a capital tokyo recording its hottest ever heat wave since records records began at the government is asking people to take measures to reduce the impact on the electricity grid. but many people are relying on air conditioning to cool down tanya. greg has more scorching heat and record high temperatures. no respite yet for people in tokyo. as meteorologist say,

the heat wave is set to continue in to july. at a time when japan is usually experiencing it's rainy season, on top of this, japan's power supply grid is under such strain that the government phase it may not cope and allows people to save energy. move with it. if we knew the electricity demand would go up, so authorities should have taken measures more swiftly, but they didn't do anything until it got really hot. and there are things we can do to save energy. but some things we can't, you know, it was at the dance at van, they are at them. we're told to save energy, but the heat could also put people's lives at risk. but it's a difficult situation. i want to cooperate and be part of efforts to save energy workers. they not the hundreds of people have been taken to hospitals, the heat stroke, japan's prime minister for me. okay. she had said he would do his utmost to secure enough energy for the country by making use of its nuclear power capabilities. it's

no guarantee. most of japan nuclear plants have stopped production since a 2011 to nami. that triggered the fukushima nuclear plant accident. this heat wave comes less than 2 weeks before a national election. high of voters concerns the price of electricity and according to opinion polls, an issue causing a dip and key, she does approval ratings. quite often go, well people wait for the temperature to drop that doing all they can to stay. cool . so i'll go, i'll just sarah. hong kong, new leader, john lee will be sworn in on friday. a ceremony expected to be attended by china's president. she's paying the vendor watermark the 25th anniversary of the territories returned to chinese rule. one of these many challenges will be trying to reverse the exodus of foreign workers from hong kong. adrian brown explains the

niss bed families packing up like thousands of other expatriates, matt and his wife sama cant be persuaded to remain. mat was born in hong kong and met his wife. he has 16 years ago. they're typical of the white collar professionals now taking their skills elsewhere in their case australia, west summers from the honest truth is i don't think there's anything that will keep me here right now with their 3 children. they live in the other home call lance, how island, hong kong, biggest and far from the congestion and clamor of the central business district. many factors are behind the decision to go, including changes to the school curriculum with a focus on patriarch education. i think it just made the decision to go easier and easier. um, we've had such a blessed time here in hong kong, as the children have thrived my husband and i've had successful careers and it's been a very comfortable place to live for a long time. but there's

a real sense that the future is going to be different to the past, and we've thought about that deeply, and i'd say yes, it's contributed. hong kong is always been a transitory place. 25 years ago, i reported on another exodus. retiring british civil servants and others who'd enjoyed a life of privilege here headed home in style. unwilling to live under chinese rule after the hand over now it's happening again many of the hong kong chinese leaving a going to britain taking advantage of a new visa scheme. that opens a pathway to citizenship a quarter of a century on punk hong's population, around 7 and a half 1000000 is decreasing more than 300000 people have left since the implementation of that national security law almost 2 years ago. and one reason, opinion poll shows that round

a quarter of the city's population have made plans to leave. one reason for that is hong kong. strict cobit 19 regulations that earlier this year, so mothers separated from children. another impetus is politics, especially the new national security. this fed family soon will need to worry about all of that. like most of those going, they'd rather be stay. if only circumstances were different. adrian brown, al jazeera, hong kong and gang who rated a dutch art fair on tuesday, i believe, to stellan a necklace worth at least $28000000.00. witnesses told local media. the 4 men took a rare yellow diamond necklace from the event in the city of na straight, a thieves stole a piece of jewelry in broad daylight after smashing its glass case with a sledge hammer, least later rested to belgian men. but the lawyer say it's

a misunderstanding. so i had this news out before my a visa sees should lead me to chaos. anthony joshua is in a british mood ahead of his well title show down in the middle east. we had from the british folks up that's coming out in support. ah, cats are always official airline of the journey. with

with full shot, an official and line of the journey with a r i c and i was fort lauren, thanks so much know that jock ridge put in a dominant display on center court to secure his spot in the 3rd round at wimbledon

. the 35 year old to thrashed, australia's fantasy coconut is in straight sets. jock of edge is the tournament top seed and is looking for women championship for a 7th time. next up for him is a tougher task against his serbian 22015 near america managers. who am i say that the quite pleased with the way of raised the level of tennis in today's hopefully i can keep that trajectory. just getting better as the tournament progress is obviously just thinking about the next challenge and you know, hopefully things will get better and better as i move on to time wimbledon champion, andy murray has crashed out in the 2nd round. the britain, the last 2 american john is nor marino did battle back when the service done on the highway 35 year old eventually law informed that this was is near the 1st when over the summer. well, number one in the meetings,

spanish teenage sensation. carlos alcortez cruz, dutchman, talon, grease, boys, reach me. 3rd round, got you all england club. the 1915. the controller, the management in streets that this is only the 4th match about 4 career on graph. women's role, number 2 owns deborah had an easy time in her 2nd round match the tendency and raj cutter, xenia cow, of poland, and straits at 646 love took the 27 year old just over an hour to complete the demolition. jevar will face diane perry of france, snack home favorite emma read, a county was knocked out in the 2nd round. the us open winner was brushed aside by world number 55, kara lina garcia of france and just 8 minutes brought a counter will begin the defense of her us open title in august in new york. and there's no pressure like why is there any pressure? i'm still 19 like it's a joke. i let you want to slum. but yeah,

going back to new york, it's going to be cool because i, i have got a lot of experiences playing, you know, on big caught playing with people when the stadium playing with the spotlight on you. and i don't my not, i mean to me everything is, is learning and i'm embracing every single moment not is throwing out me belgian forward rama la luca has completed a loan move to inter milan from chelsea. the 29 year old did the pre transfer medical in milan earlier because it wasn't great for the blues last season and scored only 8 goals and the premier lee helped return to italy will help them recapture his best form. during the pack was previous sent there, which began in 201964 goals in 2 seasons and one the lead on the 24th. it's an amazing feeling what we achieved here a year ago was fantastic. that goes for the team, the fans, and also me personally into have given me so much. and i hope to do even better

than last time, run around ticket sales for the counter woke up will start next week. tickets will be available on a 1st come 1st serve basis from july, the 5th with the sales period ending in mid august with less than 5 months to go until the final kick off. organizers say 1800000 tournament tickets have already been sold. sri lanka, pay tribute to cricketing a great shane warren ahead of the 1st test against australia or died earlier this year at the shrunken cricket board, said the australian with a true friend who did much to help the country and the aftermath of the 2014 ami shaka out for 212 on day one and gall shirley or 93 for 3 and reply, golfer bryce and dish on booth dish on both as a controversial break away competition could benefit the long term growth the gain . second live series event. he's off in the united states on thursday. the $25000000.00 prize fund up for grabs is more than 3 times what's on offer at

a p g. a tour event being held at the same time to sham bo his joined a growing list of players to join the saudi back live series. we're golfers at the end of the day. and i think that i respect everybody's opinion. that is the most important thing. people can understand, hopefully understand me is that i do respect that the gulf is a, is a force for good. and i think as time goes on, often people will see the good that they're doing and what they're trying to accomplish. rather than looking at the bad, that's happened before, i think moving on from that is important and going continue to move forward. positive light is something that could be a force for good for the future. the game and british, a boxer, antony joshua says he's not dwelling on the past. as he looks i had to his re match with alexander was sick. ha is sick too will happen in jetta. saudi arabia, on august 20th. josh will try to recapture the balance. he lost to the ukrainian

last time the 2 fought in london is back in 2021. what happened then is in the past . i don't really live in the past. i'm just not present. so august 20th i'll be present and i'll be looking forward to compete in round by round and follow my a business sees it should lead me to k. okay, and that is all your support for now. now back to lauren in london for thank you very much, a quick reminder. you can catch up at any time with our website just about his out 0 dot com. and that's it for me or intuitive as news, or i'll be here with more news in just a minute. i for now. ah, to saudi i la, la, la, la, la. national. why is one on one the, how do you to visit? well, cancel the philistines with the,

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