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loan, welcome to the news. now we begin in the rocky capital baghdad, where protest has remained camped inside iraq's parliament after storming the building for a 2nd time this week, released at 5 t gas at the crowds in the so called, heavily militarized at green zone. more than a 125 people have been injured. sports of the ship cart went out, or else i'd are protesting against the nomination of mohammad as to donny. as prime minister mahmoud abdur. why it has been in the parliament he sent his report. ah, once again, supporters of shia cleric marked to the southern occupy iraq parliament but this time the vote to stay put until their demands are met. we reject corruption and corrupt politicians, sudanese a tool in the hands of foreign powers. he and his colleagues work against the rock . he won't do anything for our benefit. i month and we won't leave until

we kick those corrupt politicians out of iraq approve iranian book called the coordination framework has nominated mohammed t as with any 4 prime minister. these protesters have linked with him to former premier lee and molecule, despite called the health ministry has confirmed dozens of people including soldiers were injured. when police file t, again at the crowds, a jimmy, everyone shares the responsibility, political parties of the political, elite of the social forces and influential figures. we have to say to everyone, and everyone must act wisely with the rock in mind in order not to lose again,

the saudi saturday's parliamentary session had been dedicated to elected to a new president, followed by the naming of a prime minister who would then for a new government, all that is now and hold, giving gravel politicians a chance to meet. but these protesters are worried that m. p 's could hold an unannounced session to approve to danny. so now that in for the long haul from douglas and g 0 or in financial share, clarion materials, other one the most support in elections in october last year it has been unable to form a government that excludes. she are rivals who support iran last months under withdrew his lawmakers from parliament after competing factions fail to agree on the composition of the new government. fueling

a power struggle with rival political groups more closely aligned to iran, protest as in parliament of chance against others adversaries after iran, back parties, nominated veterans, she or politician and ex cabinet minister mohammed as the dani to the post of prime minister. well, at last he began as a senior analyst for iraq with international crisis group. she joins us from stock home by skype. so mccarrow solder, not her an easy personality to understand, but obviously he abandoned government negotiations as you was saying or did his m p 's to resign from a parliament, but it clearly didn't get him what, what he wanted. it didn't change that the conduct of his rivals wise, he mobilizing his followers in this way now well, he simply wants to, to protest them elimination of sir dani that he claims and corrupt and he has sought before,

after winning or becoming sort of the largest party in the october 2020 elections to form the 1st majority government in iraq post 2000 and a 3 together with kurdish and sunni counterparts. and this was heavily resisted by his rivals and the sheet coordination framework. and when he was not able to form that government or, or nominate and push the president through and then prime minister, he decided to withdraw his his m p. so this is his way of, of showing his counterparts that he is not pleased with the situation. and that he will not let it pass that easily. so we're seeing and immediate effects, i think on, on certain concessions from his rivals now. and what will those concessions be that they will withdraw the nomination of the destiny then?

most likely, i think so that will be the outcome in the end. many of those leaders have made statements today, calling for dialogue within the so called she house. so including the, the framework parties as well as the sundries. we have to see where that leads, of course, but i think it is unlikely that through donnie can become prime minister after this escalation. and how long is this escalation likely to laws that comes that kind of an interesting time the, the month of modern begins actually tonight and marks a period of morning for the grand son of the prophet, very important to the sheer community. now, does that, how might that affect these protest? well, they don't necessarily have to go on for very long if they come to an agreement. however, it's been very difficult for these parties to to come to

a consensus again, which is what they've done every election since 2005. and this is where this government formation process departs from the tradition that, that we've seen before. which is that usually all the main she political parties come to an agreement meant among themselves during which or after which they agree with the their suny and the kurdish counterparts on, on the rest of the distribution of, of cabinet seats. this time around, this was impossible, so i don't think that it will be easy, especially considering the father has withdrawn his m piece from parliament. but i think at the end of the day we will have another consensus prime minister. but does this mark a slightly different chapter or dynamic in the country for that to be this in

fighting within the, the so called sheer house as you, as you say, does this mean that even the current stalemate we're seeing now has a, it's perhaps more dangerous than kindly seen in the past. absolutely, it is. and we haven't seen this type of tension before. it is not like these leaders agree on much. this is mainly a struggle for resources to be able to expand your, your share in the, in the government. and in the state institutions most to be parties thrive on their patronage networks. they all want to make sure that they can maintain them and preferably expand them. and this is why we've always had governments coming together since 2005. right now there are plenty of resources. oil prices are really high, which is iraq's main revenue stream. and so there isn't really

a reason for them to fight at this point. and i think we've seen perhaps the peak of the escalation for now. but even if we have a government this year, i think that these tensions will continue to simmer and the day that that oil prices plummet again. the reality might be different. unfortunately, i think by now the tensions are so deep within the sheer house which comprises or they represent the, the majority of the iraqi people. and i don't think there is really a way to walk back from them. and let me know when we have these conversations of our government formation and political paralysis in iraq, it seems so far removed from the reality of what is happening everywhere else in the country and life. ordinary iraqis were talking about a government that doesn't exist, but really within

a system that's already been hollowed out by endemic corruption and, and pillage. as you have pointed out, what does that mean for the running of schools and hospitals and unemployment? well interestingly, before souther left government, sorry, before he withdrew his peace from parliament and he made sure together with the current caretaker government, the so called food security bill was passed. and this also insured bet. let's say the normal functions or the public services can continue to be spending money. but there's also new hires into the, to the government payroll through this package. and this is exactly what, what he was looking for. that as the main aim again is to to maintain your patronage network. and so as long as that works out, i think that,

that everyone will, will be fairly quiet. but the reality for most rocky says that even with the government spending all this money, most of it does not benefit people, the average iraqi, that suffers from electricity shortage to his while it's 50 degrees outside. there has been a water crisis, not many years ago, when in the bus or province were a 100000, had to be hospitalized because the water was, was not potable. and so these challenges are much bigger than, than just a question of government formation will continue to, to cripple this country. because unfortunately, the political establishment is not changing its ways. it is simply finding a way to accommodate each other in a new consensus deal that will benefit and,

and enriched them themselves and their networks. now he, he, gal, thank you very much for joining us. that from the start, come from the national crisis group. thank you. with the news, our life from london more still to bring you on the program. hundreds, rescued from the mediterranean sea now finally allowed to dock in italy as more migrants and refugees. try to make this journey to europe. and in sport, this uganda in raleigh takes a wrong turn at the commonwealth games for claiming goals in the marathon. ah, now ukraine's president has ordered the mandatory evacuation of the eastern city of danielle and the wide a dumbass region. as fighting with russian forces intensifies earlier, present rosemary zalinski also called on the u. n. and the international committee

of the red cross to take action over an attack on a prison complex. and all in euchre, in which dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed. the red cross says its requested access to the prison to help evacuate survivors and help the wounded russian and ukrainian forces of accused each other of striking the prison. meanwhile, 17 ships loaded with ukrainian grain are ready to depart. odessa, for the 1st time since rushes invasion in february, more wheat and corn is being harvested while the war continues. ukraine is a key, global exposure of wheat, barley, corn, and sunflower oil on the loss of those supplies. as res, global food, prices threatening political instability. it's also helped push more people into poverty and exacerbate hunger and food insecurity in countries of already vulnerable. john andrew has more on this from odessa. ukraine in the world are waiting for 17 ships filled with grain to distribute food across the globe and help avert a global hunger crisis. prisoners loaded mir zalinski on friday said those ships

would leave soon, but they haven't left yet there. a number of logistical problems involved with that . some of. ready could be insurance, the fact that the waters are mine, and most importantly, security because those ships will be traveling through an active wars zone. we've also been told that the secretary general through a spokesman has offered to send a team of experts to a prison in eastern ukraine to determine whether it was a russian strike or a ukrainian strike with killed 50 people. those people were prisoners who fought on behalf of ukraine. in merrier poll, one of the things they'll look at is whether that was an external strike. as the russians claim, they say it was a ukrainian missile, or whether it was an explosion from inside. that is what the ukrainians claim. volota me a lengthy says it was a war cry. now shabba fight is attacked and military base. almost. molly?

ethiopia, board up the arm group, which is linked to al qaeda, says it's killed more than 100 if you're in troops. but the ether pin government is saying that its soldiers killed more than 150 fighters who try to infiltrate the base. well, archibald controls at large swathes of similar, it's also long sought to establish a base inside ethiopia. several attacks have been reported raising concerns about regional stability. samuel get at you as a journalist and addis ababa and says the conflict on the somali, if he'll be a border, has been getting worse. the somali state government has been supported by the children courses trying to fight with. i'll show bob. there was a story that came out saying that 150, i'll shabba elise, members have been killed. but throughout the week and even a earlier this month, there has been different kind of claim and counter claim of victims and victory, and so on. enough for the u. n. r

w p to start removing some of its employees. the somali region is one of the areas where it has a comp that's taking care of thousands of european displeased people. and this goes to show you that this conflict is really moving forward. i'll show bob was claiming that they have been killing or winning the battle so far. but this is the 1st time that the european side, or the regional side. the somali regional government forces have really clean this money or this money killing. and in a way to stop, i'll show bob from advancing to the capital of the somali region and far beyond am. autumn plot is a horn of africa specialist. he joins us now on skype from london. now this attack at the military base on this, the somali ethiopia board to hardy, explain these contrasting accounts of what happened al bob is claiming to have

killed ethiopian soldiers, but the government in addis ababa saying, actually it's the reverse that, that, that force is killed. 150 fighters. well, since it's impossible to get therefore in any independent analyst to verify any of these, i don't think we should take too much notice of the specific numbers. what we can say is that they've been very heavy fighting in the area. that is clear, there's been least one, possibly 2 different sets of incursions into ethiopia from somalia biology. bob, which is an al qaeda affiliate. very well. well, resource, plenty of money which it, it's made from taxing the charco supplies to the radiant peninsula. and also sometimes the cut trade, so it's a very effective operation. they wanted to make incursions into ethiopia since

2013, but a found it difficult, but now they appear to have and why they're making. and right now, i think you have to look at it from the opposite end of the telescope, so to speak. what is that has happened in ethiopia? that is made it possible for bob to rule should even come to play this kind of attack. now the, in the answer to that is the care of the state of your peer itself. you have the war in gray, which is launched in november 2020. and one of the very 1st things that happened was that the. ready pins withdrew troops that they had fighting out about inside some malia, because they needed them to fight, integrate, and in a sense, the whole of the european security system is really overstretched because they are fighting a war in to great or have been, they've got many troops on the board of that, and they fighting the rumors for the south. so who you have

a huge number of troops being involved and in conflict inside ethiopia. and that needs a gap in the, in a supposed be which the about being able to come through. right. so just, just to be clear about that, it, if you have a military and forces, perhaps in position now where they've extended themselves and not any fighting it grinds in the north, but also the runners in the south. and then now they are having else about attacking in the east. yeah, exactly. that's the area there are other areas or region those instability. the reason there's been problems. i mean, prime minister abby are made, you know, came to power in 2018 with great hope that he would be a reformist. and i'm afraid it hasn't turned out that way. he has tried a centralized power in a, in a sense,

almost recreate the imperial system of centralized power. and that is caused tremendous instability because under the previous government, they had distributed power to the regions. if you try and bullet, pull it back to the center, of course, there is a lot of pushback and there's not conflict across the theory that 56000000 people have been displaced internally inside ethiopia. so it's a very difficult situation. and that, of course comes on top of the terrible drought which is hitting the whole of the whole mounting challenges as you say there. and you know, obviously a great deal of domestic unrest that is it, that address or is having to deal with. now, what would it mean for our ship to establish a strong presence inside it? well, it would be a dream come true for them. they,

they aim is to move as far as they can across the region. don't forget, they've also been carrying out a tax in some kenya, and quite successfully in the last few weeks. and if they were able to grow their presence based predominantly on the somali population, but in a sense they happy to involve any muslim group that that was the allegiance to our, to bob and al qaeda in that sense. they would love to be able to do that, and of course that it must send shivers up the spine of the the americans don't forget, it was the bomb attacks which were carried out in tanzania and in kenya, which killed hundreds of people. that was way before 711 and sorry, 911. and it was, it was a, a tremendous blow to the americans at that time. and that was in a sense, what got the americans involved. now president trump pulled some of the troops,

the american troops out of somalia by this put them back in, but only a limited number of them. they are engaged and they're hitting out about quite hard . but you know, this is, this has been going on for a long time. and the, and also about sees this is a long rule that they can just sit out and keep fighting, keep fighting, keep, keep recruiting people. and they can outlast anyone else. thank you very much, appreciate your analysis on the story. martin lout and julia from london for now, spain is reported it 2nd monkey pox related death in the past 2 days. they are the 1st confound death in the european union, spain case numbers are your highest almost 4300. a global monkey pox outbreak has seen more than 21000 cases in the 80 countries since may. and then new york state in the city of san francisco of declared a state of emergency because of rising numbers of the virus yoke is now home to one

in 4 infections across the u. s. with over a 1000 cases reported back, california is not fall behind know with a 100 more than a quarter of which are in san francisco. or mike kanner is in washington with more on the u. s. government response. what it means is that, for example, in new york state, the public emergency has been declared. this allows the state to permit paramedics nurses, for example, to administer doses of the vaccine, and also opens up the door to greater federal assistance. now it is interesting in terms of the fact that you have had observed to say that it's very difficult to coordinate on the basis of the, the 7 entities. now that is the u. s. s. 50 states plus the 7 regions and major cities that are involved in san francisco, for example, which is the 1st city to declare public health emergency. once again, that opens up the avenues of assistance from the state as well as from federal

level. so it is a bit of a hodgepodge response in terms of the health department way of dealing with it. and what i must note as well. very importantly, on wednesday, the cdc said that there was some 4500 cases reported last night. those figures were dated to some 5 to 4000. and so clearly this is a health problem that is non to stabilizing. it is in fact, mounting oh, and no other developments in the country. the death toll off to flash floods in the usa of kentucky is now risen to 25 governors saying it could take weeks to find all the victims. a search and rescue operations continue. hundreds of people had to be rescued by bows after days of torrential rain in the mountainous appellation. region flooding time. many roads into rivers with some low lying houses, almost completely submerged. more heavy rain is now forecast for sunday. we are 25 confirmed casualties. if there is one piece of good news,

we now believe there are only 4 children and not 6 children in that number. the original 2 children that were reported have turned out to be adults. those are still 2 people that we have lost. still trying to get an accurate way to cal missing persons when we can't get to certain areas. cell phone service is still down in so many areas and some of these areas, it's gonna be hard to know exactly how many people are living there. and the 1st place still ad for you on this news out from london is gas prices surge. canyons tend to binding charcoal, but it won't cost the environment and later in sport, george russell finally claims a formula one pole position. ah,

now the exciting lead sundry whether it's been crossed the alps the last few days is as consolidating into a wraparound area of clay, proper rain, less so much thunder is on its way through germany and poland towards the baltic states where temperatures will drop underneath his cloud and fairly persistent right behind it. all the sun comes out again and in northern europe, it's warm ish, but is fairly typical. occasionally, wet. some of the real heat is still down in spain and portugal and coming back up into france and it still exists in turkey. that's been pushed out the way in a good part of the balkan countries. those is the picture for monday. well, that rain is pushed a bit further east was you'll notice and we've got a rather disappointing looking picture in germany. blue is that which means cloud with light is red not much more. however, let's pick up vilnius in night at 90 degrees on mondays in the rain back up to 25

by wednesday after 23. so you're back up to normal. other side of your, of in particular i'm thinking france in paris we go well above normal up to about 36. not a record, but another developing though slightly less hot, heat wave in the cell bottomless hour. if you like. we have seen rain reach that far spot the right season to do, but the, the shower, they're going through chat in particular, a pretty heavy ah, they watch us. they gather evidence with so can we and american cyber activists develops and used in brazil to monitor the police. we have more cameras than they do because we're the people. a bigger brother,

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the rocky parliament and baghdad for a 2nd time this week. supporters of chicago mate hydro. so they're trying to block a political rival from being named prime minister ukrainian prize. rosemary zalinski is called on the u. n. n e international committee. the right cross to take action over an attack on on a prison complex. in orland musica dozens of ukrainian prisoners of war were killed . savanski is also ordered the mandatory evacuation of the eastern city of don, yet on the white a dumbass region was fighting with russian forces intensifies and al shibel fight as of a tank military base on the somali, ethiopia order, the armed groups as it killed more than a 100 ethiopian troops, but the government is saying that it soldiers killed more than a $150.00 fighters. so more now on the situation in iraq and the storming of the parliament by side the rest for the 2nd time this week. and there is dose jabbar and coming developments in baghdad. and she speaks now about the effect of this ongoing political instability, paralysis for the rest of the country. this is the longest,

this country has gone without a functioning government. and even though they had elections in october last year, they were not able to form any kind of a, a government to oversee how they spend the countries revenues. they have not had a budget for 2022. and there is a lot of money that is pouring into this country as a result of their oil sales. and of course, oil prices being at an all time highs over the past few months. their revenues this country has as grown as well, but they need to spend that money on the much needed infrastructure. they're still power outages on a daily basis in baghdad. there is a shortage of medicine for people that really need it. it's an unemployment. is that an all time high? so there really needs to be is a systematic change. and what we're hearing now is possibly a move to having some kind of a referendum as to whether or not they want to continue with this parliamentary system. if, if that is the case, then there could be possibility of fundamental change in how this country is run,

but whether or not all the sides can agree to that. and also the other card and the countries that are very much interested in what happens here. whether or not they will stand by and love that to happen remains to be seen. but certainly, i think what is clear now is the system that they have is not working regardless of how many elections they have. now and other stories of falling of a 400 migrants and refugees of december from the enjo ships the watch in toronto, italy ship rescued the people from the mediterranean last week in 4 separate operations that have been in search of a safe port for days in temperatures over 40 degrees celsius, the number of migrants in refugees heading to europe is rising, has been an 84 percent rise compared to last year with nearly a 115000. so called irregular entree. so far, according to the border agency from tech's number of people taking the eastern mediterranean root has also more than doubled compared to a year ago. most had to greece departing from turkey, syria,

and egypt. a majority on jury and congress or syrian crossings along the central mediterranean route, up 23 percent signed them seekers hoping to reach italy's shores, leaving from libya, but most started their journeys in bangladesh. egypt, anton easier, interesting. he, there's also been a 20 percent drop in crossings in the western mediterranean, most of the document migrants departing from morocco to spain, off from algeria, syria and morocco. and that recent spike in the number of asylum seekers reaching the southern island of lamb, producer is being politicized out of italy. snap elections in september, sasha rename reports now on how the new arrivals or influencing vote his inland producer. ah. the aquamarine waters of the mediterranean, surrounded by craggy cliffs. keep loring tourists to these codes. however, vacationers aren't the reason. the small italian island has made headlines in

recent years. in 2013368 migrants had refugees died when an overcrowded boat capsized dear lamp ado so it was one of the worst ship racks in modern european history. francesco verandas, father was fishing with a friend when he heard cries for help. he rescued a dozen people and became a national hero. relatives empty and the people tinkled migrant. so criminals don't understand what he means to suffer for something in forget that they're worse than nerves exploited this same africa. they came from after people protested the days when asylum seekers arrived and roamed the narrow streets are long gone. now their presence is invisible to most prompting one woman to accuse our crew of spreading misinformation. if rewards attributed the gandhi english to one, the cher monica muttered, there is a problem when the sea is calm. like to day,

we see at least 1500 people arriving each week. there are immediately transferred to sicily or somewhere else. we don't see them on the island to rest of the one everyone. yet the migrant welcome center is overflowing. the uptake and arrivals coincides with the collapse of prime minister mario druggies coalition government. this month. he announced his resignation twice. far right and populous parties, torpedo draggy government, and are expected to prevail in snap elections. on september 25th, the majority siblings come from one of the oldest families on lump a. do so make a living selling produce out of a truck in the city center. we've been over a lot of us when we should vote for the far right and give them an opportunity to run the country before we say the no good. currently my grants are coming here every day without any rules. corrado hopes italians won't allow far right and populous candidates to scape goat migrants. almost a decade later,

his father has remained in contact with some of the people he rescued. and he says the sadness in their eyes remains. natasha name al jazeera, lampa, dusso, italy. we're going to chill, i now the congress as it extended a state of emergency in the r aconia region, indigenous groups there of declared war against the state and big business. and now to launch the restoration of their ancestral lines and self determination. this is a test for present gabrielle burridge, just 2 months into his 1st tom or latin america added to lucy newman reports from santiago miss. this is the aftermath of the latest attack against chiles. multi $1000000000.00 forestry industry by an indigenous my put a rebel group in the south central part of the country for an hour to fear on congress is approval of the government's request for yet another extension of a state of emergency in the al kenny, a region wasn't surprising,

but it's come with a high dose of ridicule against left wing president. gabrielle bought each. let me offer seneca club. i got a bit of it though, the same people who are highly placed in government to day and who not only attacked the previous government strategy, but voted against all the extensions of a state of emergency last year. had the nerve to come here to ask us for the 4th time to approve the same measure. conservatives voted in favor of allowing the army to patrol alongside militarized police in the rest of region. but several left wing deputies from body to his own coalition, especially the communist party, voted against the measure. they accused the president of betraying his electoral promise to promote dialogue and not use force. earlier the spokesman of come, the oldest, my butcher resistance group took responsibility for the new attack, labriola and we're thrive in our priority is to channel violence towards well

directed acts of sabotaged towards supplies and machinery. the government said it would not press charges against the indigenous leader, but on need an uproar back tracked seen as another example of flip flopping on the part of the western hemispheres. youngest president, if american fmla versus the government of a young generation of millennials in their learning to manage a complex state apparatus at a country that some patient with many problems. this is a year for learning the ropes a year of transition. the hope is that body to has been in office for less than 5 months, will learn the ropes soon without losing the confidence of those who elected him. every new president has to come face to face with the reality that being in the opposition is easier than being in office. president gabrielle burridge is learning the hard way that reconciling his convictions and his electoral promises with the need to make pragmatic decisions is a delicate juggling act. lucy newman,

al jazeera santiago, or a door for d. c, as a political scientist, joins me live eyes in from santiago and lucy are in her report there really encapsulated so well the dilemma facing the you present, gabrielle burridge, before he was elected, when is all the campaign trail? he was talking about dialogue and cooperation with the indigenous people he was against extending the state of emergency obviously. and now he's done the complete opposite. is this going to create divisions within his own camp and congress? yes, yes, i think loads and 1st of all, thank you very, very much for the invitation. i think he's are in a very difficult position because his previous view against the extension of the state of emergency, when he was just a congress person is so different from what he's asking the congress to do right now. and it is called government coalition. there are people,

there are members of congress for example, who do not think this is a desirable or even useful on the one hand. and you also have some representatives from the people in congress who are also against the extension of the state of emergency. but what can they, what can they do now because it is, i mean, this state is imagine, see, will well enable, i suppose it, the continues sort of seizure or appropriation of their land. well, i, i, i would say that what some people in the governing coalition want is to improve the situation of the people by for the approval of the new constitution. i think the government right now is a new the proposed constitution,

the draft that convention of the constitutional convention just finished earlier this month will be approved in september. and that will give you possibilities for recognition of the of chiles. indigenous peoples of, for example, on returning some ancestral lands and we are given them increased to me in terms of the territory that they, where they live and also in terms of the jurisdiction that they, that they will have. can you tell us more about the, my poochie people in our county region? this is the highest population of indigenous people in chile tell us about the struggles they have faced over the years and why they have been denied their rights . right, so the conflict, this is

a very long standing conflict. it dates to the $1516.00 hundreds, when the spanish empire was expanding south towards the spanish they didn't manage to control what is now up self in chile that became independent and controlled by them. a future in the late 19th century, when chile was already independent, the army was sent to incorporate stuff entirely into the chill and state. and in this process of occupation and incorporation, lemme chair were sent to indigenous reservations, many of them and their lands where confiscated and sold, for example, 2 settlers and 2 even foreigners who eventually settled in albany and other regions in the south. so this is a very long standing conflict that is iraq thing in the, in the past, i would say 20 to 30 years with more violence. so what's likely to

happen then with that going to take you just saying they're going to take center stage in chiles, new constitution. how could this, how could this change everything for them? my principal, will anything change a tool for them? well, i think it's important. first to say that the man who j. s a, people are, have many points of view. some people and some organizations want to increase recognition additional rights and others, one more economy and groups like kam, which was mentioned before they, they won complete independence from cherry to start their own state. so if there is, there is not just one session, but what i would say that could happen if the new constitution is approved. where many, many of the articles deal with indigenous peoples rights and nurse rights to self

determination and their culture. and the b o tend to be, they could have over their territories. i think that could split some of the more radical organizations with some kind of attempting to negotiate or cooperate with the atlanta authorities and isolating the more pro violence, affection. now, thank you very much. fran, how things understand all of that better. del for d. c. turning a staff from santiago, thank you very much. so now po francis has hinted that he might be considering retirement. he says this wheat strip to canada has been challenging for him due to pain. he suffers in his knees, needed a wheelchair to get around after straining his ligaments earlier this year, the left counted there. he also called crimes committed in canada's residential schools genocide. during the trip, the pope apologized to indigenous people abused at the schools, most of which were run by the catholic church. here. i don't know if it's true that

i did not use the word because i didn't think of it, but i describe genocides. i apologized. i asked for forgiveness for this work, which was genocides. i condemned this taking children away and trying to change their culture. their minds changed their traditions, race, and an entire culture is genocide is a technical word, but i did not use it because i did not think of it, but you can say that i said it was genocide. quite a cost of gas as becoming untenable for many kenyans and the search for a tentative as leading some to the forest for charcoal. as a result, environmentalists are worried about illegal logging and protected areas. katherine sawyer reports from 2 to 3 in eastern kenya. ah, a man, well knew seeley owns this restaurant in kitley county in eastern kenya, but his gas panels have not been used for a while. he tried to use gas for cooking,

but the cost has been rising globally with silly says his expenses were too high. so he switched to chuckle of quality care bobbin roman butter as times cause to be more harder. it's come becomes a time that you don't mind about the environment, but to take out the cost production. he is the problem. mazili is not the only one who has decided to put aside his gas cylinder. the demand for charcoal is growing. the governmental reduce the cost of god, but many people here say they still cannot afford it for cooking. they say they use chuckle instead because it is cheaper. kenya's charcoal trade is worth nearly half a $1000000000.00 and employees thousands of people, but it continues to threaten the survival of trees and what apartment areas. this

is despite the fat chuckled bargaining is restricted. this is a protected forest in kitley south. we love it's vast and some of the trees have been here for many years. sacks of charcoal are transported to different markets daily. now the guam and brother when the liver, i used to work in mombasa, but because of corona i lost my job. that is how i decided to bun chuckle, i have needs, and life has to go arm about the business is my livelihood. i remember i feed my children and take care of my for many officials whose work it is to protect forests, try to replant what is destroyed and talk to communities about how they can harvest or prune trees sustainably. we are well below the common, the international levels of them by st. yup. it's point 3 percent country weight, which of course is it is on the commander level in the world. would you send

present? ah, who silly says he wants to protect the environment, but he's priority. he's keeping his restaurant afloat and awning i leaving catherine soil to sierra you tweet in eastern pena. australia's prime minister is published the draft wording of the question he plans to put to referendum in a bit to amend the constitution changes it would recognize indigenous minorities and make it mandatory for government to consult aboriginal people on decisions that affect our lives. move brings albanese a step closer to fulfilling a major part of his policy agenda. government is about to hold a referendum on voice in parliament for indigenous australians. i 2025 fund. amazingly. this is i reform. i believe every is drawing kenneth brass from all walks of law in every part of the country from every vice and background

and tradition. because it speaks to values that we all share an honor, banners, restrict, decency, running a. busy voice, well they, i national attainment. it will be above politics, a unit buying a strategy and how china space agency has been criticized or failing to one fellow agencies of the trajectory of an uncontrolled rocket re entering the us atmosphere. china says most of the long march 5, the rocket burned up during that re entry over the sea between the on the bornea and the philippines. this is the 3rd time china has been accused of not following international protocol of the space step re. now laughter released this statement on the matter, saying china did not share specific trajectory information as their long march 5 be rocket back to us all space our nation should follow,

establish best practice and do that part to share this type of information. doing so is critical to the responsible use of space and to ensure the safety of people here on so that only the sound sport can have all the goals from liverpool alley when i was in manchester city. ah. the highlands of bonnie have long attracted tourists. visitors come here for the cool climate and to see bonnie's famous rice fields. but these fields and farms i'm more than just a tourist attraction. they provided a lifeline for the thousands who lost their jobs when the travellers stopped coming because of coven 19. pandemic restrictions brought financial hardship to many here at valley. now as the island reopens for international travelers,

some say they want more than just to return it to the way things work before. community groups have how trauma tourism workers learn how to god, it used to be a tour guide now. he farms, cabbages said that the, i don't want to go back to tourism. i want to continue to be a farmer as the island prepares to welcome visitors again, many say the pandemic has taught them valuable lessons. never forget lou ah ah peters and now at the sport. thank you. marianne. liverpool have started the new

english football season with a trophy in their cabinet after taking the communities shield against manchester city, the reds beach city $31.00. let the king power stadium in lester wembley, was not available to host the match as the women's euros final will be played there . on sunday of the trent alexander arnold scored 1st city equalized threw argentine debutante hooley and alvarez. but you're going topside reads are clearly flu mohammed sala penalty 5. again, the annual season starts at the previous campaign when it's against the ethic of champions my crops men wrapped up in a victory that when you boy darwin nunez school to begin the clubs, evolution passed after selling saudi romani. and the kings of the community shall 20 more football shortly, but 1st formula one qualifying at the hungarian grand prix. where george russell claimed his 1st pole position. the 24 year old englishman produced a stunning fine lap in qualifying to clock the fastest time ahead of the 2 ferrari's of carlos science and charlotte clare. mercedes have struggled the season

and will start at the front of the grid for the 1st time this year. championship lead max for stop and had power issues and only managed to qualify in 10th position . the one of the way around town one and a great good, good. and you know your 10 up and going to another 10 of your free time stuff. while you get this flow in this free and you know, 67 cross in the line. i'm hoping ition. yeah. what a feeling i was, you know, i'm not that happy. you know, i, today i was very, you 3, i was in some very strong corners, but yes, it's been pretty tough to would love together with, with a balance we had today and the dyess and everything. but i feel like putting together today could have been disabled. so the car was a lot nicer to drive today. but yeah, somehow, you know,

we couldn't really show it, of course in q 3 because of the power issue. i still don't really know what it is, so you talk to the team, but i hope because everything is fixed back a football now and on sundays, germany will try to ruin the england's party at the women's european championship. the final at wembley stadium in london is expected to deliver the biggest crowd for any euros final men or women. that in barbara takes a look now at what the tournament means for the women's game in england. oh, across england there's something in the air, i guess maybe. i mean, this was sheffield after england's women loan is the lioness. is thrush sweden, to reach sunday's euro 2022 final nationwide screenings like this or bringing people together in public and nearly half a 1000000 fans of attended matches so far more than doubling the figure for the

last tournament. 5 years ago, ladies federals just a completely different atmosphere to the main. it's not that i 5 and it's more fun a why join in saying a mexican lives and underpinning the euros. there's a whole ecosystem from the women super league to semi professional clubs like dallas hamlet here in south london to school teams. how to believe that for decades women were bought from competing in a game that the english football association called quite unsuitable for females and crowns up and down the country. women's teams offer the fans quality football. we can, we count, but there's no doubt the euros tournament has opened many more people's eyes and for clubs like this, that can only be a good thing. i've got mates texting me here. i've had no interesting them in several before. and really excited about this told me lots of guys as well, which is i see people all ages. i was on my bicycle again. they as i can high and i don't stop to think lice. and it was 3 old men and hidden talking about in the game . it was on the not for i'm just things like that. not just for me is really

special in recent years. women's and girls football has really taken off by 2020. the number taking part in england had reached almost 3 and a half 1000000. but they're still a long way to go before the winner. and near as much as the men do or make a living from the sport outside the top tier. i play that with the year, i was going to bring a little bit more attention to the game and women and start getting a bit more recognition because i do trying really hard. it would be nice for them to be more extensive skills came from that. my actually i as the national team gear up for their biggest match ever, they'll be hoping the home crowd come, give them the edge over germany. but it's not just about the result. we hope that he had that we got everyone so anxious taken that at the end actually the whole country should wish, proud proud of us. and that more even more pills and boys will start thankful. of course, for the long and essays going one step further than england's men did last year and lifting the trophy is the ultimate goal. the deed baba al jazeera,

london to major league baseball now. and aaron judge has become the 1st player to reach 40 home runs with season he to, for the new york yankees in they win over the kansas city royals. this one saw him become only the 12th player in history, the hit 40 homers before august, and then with the bases loaded, he smashed another for a grand slam, which siggler 41 men got yankee stadium bouncing in the process. he also did this earlier in the gang, somehow putting of a stunning catch to deny royal's batter m j melindez a home run of his own city with a look at that, replay the yankees winning in the end 115 big cities. and finally, the commonwealth games in birmingham, uganda and victor kept on get lost the sense of direction towards the end of the man's marathon. he took a wrong turn and started running along a bus slain thankfully hip and yet was made aware of his error failed quickly and turned back towards the correct route, went on to claim victory in 2 hours,

10 minutes and 55 seconds winning uganda. his 1st goal, middle of these games, and a quick update from the love godson of being played at don trump's course in new jersey. henry extension is a lady by 3 shots. nearing the end of the 2nd round, marian back to london. i thanks very much peter. that raps out than he is out. i will see you in a couple of minutes with more. the daisies ah ah and al jazeera is invest ticket of unit goes undercover in the caribbean,

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a year's time catholic l date stadium will host the opening match of the 2022 world cup. the official opening of the stadium came on day one of the arab cup, but many friends were already counting down to the big kick off. next november, 10th, 22. as this tournament unfolds over the coming days will play a key role. but organize is getting ready to host the middle east. biggest ever school thing event next year. for the castle national team like it used to playing in front of expected home crowds, they'll be hoping to convince both the fans and themselves. so they really are ready to take on the world. ah, i protest is storm iraq, parliament for the 2nd time this week blocking the appointments as a new president and prime minister ah.