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low on the ball here. this is the al jazeera news, our life from london coming up national flag date in ukraine, and the country for past markets independence, but celebrations of muted with a warning. russia could intensify the tax plus the ukrainian nuclear power plant that's now in a war zone. could international observers be allowed on site soon? heading to jail. malaysia's former prime minister loses his appeal over a multi $1000000000.00 corruption scandal, and reliefs in sites after china's reco breaking heat wave, a cold front and typhoon a forecast for the coming days. i'm devin ashwin, sports as competitive football returns to watch on ukraine for the 1st time since russia invaded the ne fans of se, due to the risk of strikes. ah

welcome to the news our begin in ukraine where it's independent. stay commemorating 31 years since the end of soviet rule. for this year, celebrations will be muted amid fears that russia will escalate its attacks. that a coincides with 6 months since the russian invasion began. and the u. s. is warned . moscow was planning to strike civilian infrastructure in the coming days. meanwhile, moscow has vowed revenge over the killing of daria do. gonna daughter of a russian ultra nationalist who advocated the creation of a new russian empire to gonna was hailed as a matter during funeral services in the russian capital. she died in a car bomb attack there. moscow on saturday, but key of denies it was involved. and the un security council has been meeting over fears of an impending disaster it europe's largest nuclear power plant. you and observers want to be given unhindered access to those apparition facility, which has come under shelling in recent weeks more and that shortly. but 1st,

theresa bo begins are coverage from key if where ukrainians have be marking flag day. oh, it's national flag, dane ukraine. precedent follow the meal lens. he attended a ceremony to honor the symbol of the fight against the nation. cities across the eastern south have been occupied by russia. ukraine is fighting to get them back. mccauley, no, his name were g. we will never recognize someone scholars or nor land and in our skies were always ready to the fin, or blue and yellow flag. i asked now to commemorate heroes who give their lives for those scholars. with a moment of silence, olivia, ukraine is also marking 31 years of independence from soviet rule. the government has displayed russian tanks and are more vehicles that have been destroyed during the past 6 months. ukraine and officials say moscow had been hoping to hold a military parade in central key to celebrate its victory. but this is what they

got. instead, veda about land is confident, her country will prevail. we pray every single moment for the word to be over. we believe in our army, and we're sure it's gonna be over with our week 3, but it just depends on the time. ah, ukraine, he's on high alert presidency. lensky says bloody me to pull, denise plotting fragile souls and us intelligence agencies have warned. russia may be planning strikes against government buildings or civilian infrastructure. give is far from the front line and has only rarely been hit by russian missiles since ukraine and force as managed to push russian soldiers out of the city. back in march, but or forties are cautious there, have banning a public gatherings and are asking people to take the air raid sirens very seriously. they will rule since february, thousands of people have been displaced, injured and killed. ha ha!

is a reminder of the atrocities russian forces committed in their attempt to take the capital. o fathered under he says he helping to bury the remain found in mass graves across the town. the other 2000000 to the queue. i think that neither i, nor anyone who lives in ukraine, who witness the walk and understand what happened for now we are surviving on adrenalin. but after everything that's happened, i'm worried that the optimal will last decades. 6 months on ukrainians are fighting for survival against an enemy that is unwilling to retreat. that is, i will, i will just see down keep overlander was a the ukraine operations manager for the international federation of the red cross . she joins us now live from key. if welcome to the news for humanitarian perspective, where are we 6 months into this conflict? yes. hi. so at the moment, we are still very much in the emergency phase. although we have

a much better idea of what are the needs at the moment. so far we have provided assistance with basic items, basic needs to 5000000 people, but the needs are increasing. the winter is coming and this is our main focus at the moment we are preparing for the winter. i zation the needs are, are mainly related to housing, but also for people to just to, to know where they're going to send their children to school. so this, the, the needs are very broad and the people are either looking for a place to be hosted or reach out to family members outside of

ukraine. but within ukraine we still have 6600000 of people that have been displaced by the conflict. and more or less the same amount of people that have fled the country that are in the neighboring countries. right. and we also talk about the flow of weapons into ukraine, of course, flow to me as lensky is continue to ask the international community to provide arms . but where are we when it comes to humanitarian assistance, where is the red cross and other parallel organizations are most stretched and most in need. so at the moment the, the advantage that the red cross has, i would say, compared to many organizations, is that our responses is localized. so as you know, the red cross is, is an international with the biggest international network of you managing

organizations. and each country has its own red cross and so that the ukraine, red cross has $10000.00 volunteers that are on their frontline, on the 1st line of service to their population. and the red cross, the international red cross comes as a, as a support to that. but the red cross in ukraine has branches and networks of workers and volunteers that are supporting the population throughout the country. so i would say that the biggest needs at the moment are really to increase and scale up our response. because the number of people who need assistant assistance in ukraine and outside ukraine is, is going up every day. so it's, it's a constant effort to raise their resources that we need to be able to, to scale up to respond to all these needs, right?

an independent stay commemorations bring with, bring with concerns. real free is over renewed attack from russia on civilian infrastructure. how does your organization prepare for that? what sort of intelligence are you basing? what you can do on? yeah. so of course we are preparing for this is our work environment. so i just, in the last 2 days we've been preparing for this week. so there has been a lot of efforts that have been put in pre positioning as stuck in the warehouses, for instance, as speeding up the process on bringing goods inside the country because we know also what will be needed. but, but also in terms of safety, in terms of preparing our own staff for,

for any event, any, and yet tax. but you know, what's happening this week is, is also happening every day. now of course it's, it's, it's more media ties, i would say because of this mark of the 6 months and also the in independence day. but we are, are alerts every day. there are attacks in different parts of the countries on a daily basis. so this is also part of the challenges of operating in such an environment. monumental challenge in d. valinda rosier ukraine operations manager for the in special federation. the red cross. thanks for joining us on usa. you're welcome. now the united nations security council has been meeting to discuss fighting the others up parisha nuclear power plant. kristen salumi join us alive from united nations in new york on this.

and kristin russia accuses ukraine of shelling the plant and ukraine blames russia . what's the un, the international community thing? well, the united nations has called on both sides to refrain from any military activity in the vicinity of the plant and to withdraw troops from the area. they say that the tension and the competing narratives is exactly why the united nations in international monitors need to get in there, or they're calling for access for a team of investigators from the international atomic energy agency to get in. and russia and ukraine both say they want that as well. russia says they've been on board for a visit from the i. e a to the site since june. ukraine says that i just earlier today, their foreign minister was in touch with the i. e a. this is the ukranian ambassador, speaking at the meeting earlier,

saying that things are progressing and logistics are being worked out. and also that ukraine would like to see a permanent presence of the i. e, a at the site until they can regain control of it. now preparations for this mission, according to the un, are in fact ongoing and the i. e, a director general, raphael mariano grossi made a statement earlier today saying that he does expect that mission to be possible in the next couple of days. if these final issues can be worked out what those final issues are, are a bit vague from all of the parties concerned, but everybody says they want it. i and everybody's hoping it'll happen in the next couple of days. and how worried kristen is the, the you n about the security of the nuclear blood. oh, it was the international community is greatly concerned that you and officials is country speaking in the security council. all i express their fear of what could go

wrong. i if a missile were to strike at the wrong part of the plant, i'm the secretary general has said any damage could be suicidal. i and there warning that the reactors, while the reactors themselves are protected, that a loss of power could be particularly devastating to the area. so i certainly concern oliver all around that you and has also called for military and forces to be withdrawn from the plant. russia says that it's not their troops that are during the damage they're there to protect it. they show no signs of withdrawing. kristen, thank you. very much kristen salumi at the you and a new york there. a hundreds of people have gathered in moscow for the funeral of doria, duke, another daughter, over prominent russian ultra nationalists. she was killed in a car bombing on saturday. the russia has blamed on ukraine their 29 year old was

a t v commentator on a pro kremlin channel. ukrainian officials have denied any involvement that a baba reports alexander duke, in listening to tribute to his daughter darya to jenna, was killed on saturday in a car bomb attack near moscow. her father says she recently told him she felt like a warrior. ah, the price that we have to pay can be justified by only $1.00 thing, the highest achievement victory. she lived in the name of victory and she died in the name of victory, our russian victory, our truth, our orthodoxy, our country, and our empire. that was darya took in her was $29.00 and worked as a commentator on a nationalist, russian television channel, just 2 days after the attack, russia's federal security service or fs, be named a ukrainian woman as the perpetrator. it said she'd rented an apartment in the same building as duke. anna, ukraine has said. it does not resort to tara tactics,

blaming russia's own government or security apparatus. it typically came things, month for even years, often never for a political mergers to be sold. and yet, the f as b, the russia securities, those claims have done as a matter of hours. and i think everyone looking the kind of details that providing, ah, you come to the conclusion, there's nothing credible about the story that they have put together. how much influence to gain has over the president, vladimir putin has been the subject of speculation inside and outside russia. what's clear is he and his daughter expressed far right. nationalist views in public and strongly supported the invasion of ukraine. but they've both been placed on international sanctions lists for spreading misinformation. witnesses say, alexander duke in decided at the last minute to travel in a different vehicle from his daughter, social media footage showed him looking on the with the car still in flames. you,

president putin has never publicly supported him, but he's called the car bomb evil. and posthumously awarded dinner the order of courage medal, the d baba al jazeera, coming up on this news hour from london, now angola and porridge, impoverish youth could bring about the country's 1st government change in almost 50 years. donations pour in to try to recover the bodies of 30 lebanese migrants trapped hundreds of meters below sea level. and in sport, england's cricket captain explains why he almost walked away from the game last year. ah, malaysia's former prime minister has begun a 12 year prison sentence after the country's top court threw out an appeal over a multi $1000000000.00 graft scandal. now jeep raz act was found guilty of money laundering and corruption in 2020. the malaysian authorities accusing him of

stifling cash from a state funds known as one m d. b. the fund was set up in 2009 with nashik rack. as it's chairman. it was meant to encourage economic development through foreign investment. but trouble started in 2015 when it mr. loan payment to investors of half a $1000000000.00 that unsettled market. some force the government to investigate the u. s. justice department intervened and said 4 and a half $1000000000.00 was embezzled for criminal schemes involving international money laundering. it also found money from one m. d. b had been spent on extravagant items including luxury homes and properties. in beverly hills, california, florence louis reports from the malaysian capital, kuala lumpur. why not? your browser is seen leaving court with a police escort after losing his final appeal. malaysia's former prime minister begins serving a 12 year prison sentence and must pay a $46000000.00 fine. he had been found guilty in 2020 of illegally accepting

$10000000.00 from a former subsidiary of state investment fund, one mtv. his departure from court was in stark contrast to his arrival earlier in the day because it 1st i'd like to thank everyone for showing up and showing me your support. i have tried with all that i can, but everything i propose to the court is rejected. his lawyers had attempted to postpone proceedings and even tried to have the chief judge removed, but failed. malaysia's top court was unanimous ruling no jobs defense was, quote, so inherently inconsistent and incredible that it failed to cost reasonable doubt. on the prosecution's case, lawyer say they have not ruled out seeking a review of the decision. nat geo could also seek a pardon from the king. of course, we are very sad because we lost the appeal. i only see that we

seek comfort and solace in the words of a grid. indian juris who said that the almighty a lord can dispense perfect justice. some supporters were visibly upset when the decision was announced. analysts say the judgment will have political implications. not only, not you would have a blessed night tonight, but the party to which we belong. namely, no, i'm no party would also have to ponder very carefully as to whether they would continue to align with in terms of claiming innocence, or they would draw a clear line of demarcation between the party and such that for example, the party would have a refresher image, the ruling will also make it more difficult to not to stage a political company. he'll lose his parliamentary seat and won't be able to contest

the next election. the damage to his reputation is severe. not only was he the 1st prime minister to lose a general election in 2018, he's the 1st to be convicted. not ship still faces several more trials linked to the looting of one, and he has denied all charges. florence lee al jazeera, quoted u. s. officials say iran has dropped several key demands as part of its negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. that's according to u. s. media, but to ron has denied backing down from any of its conditions. our white house correspondent kimberly hallett has more. it's been widely reported in the u. s. media there, ron has dropped, at least one of its main demands. that demand, its insistence, that international inspectors close the investigation of its nuclear program essentially that iran was to explain the presence of traces of uranium at 3

undeclared sites. now the reason the united states is hopeful that iran may have dropped this demand is that this would allow for the revival of the 2015 agreement, one, the former president, donald trump, abandoned in 2018 and current president joe biden is seeking to revive. now what we can tell you is that al jazeera has confirmed that iran has a very different view. in fact, an advisor to the iranian negotiating team tells al jazeera that the claims being made in u. s. media reports are false, still. the washington side through the u. s. state department is saying that even if these hurdles are overcome gaps remain and so finalizing this deal could take a little longer. still, this is coming at a very precarious time, given the fact that there are reports that are run now has enough uranium enriched to make

a number of possible nuclear weapons rug supreme judiciary council. this resuming work after it was temporarily halted by protests outside its headquarters in baghdad. supporters of shiite leader book total of santa will cooling for judges to dissolve parliament necessitate for elections, but iraq's prime minister must tougher academy since disrupting the judiciary will expose the country to serious risks. but mood after what had has more from baghdad . ah, a new protest staged by supporters of se utley there looked at a sudden this time in front of the supreme judiciary council inside, but that the green soon they want the head of the supreme judiciary council to resign. and the others you resist him to be reform at home. i've not shouted honestly to me about we have been instructed by our leader to protest here against the corrupt judiciary system, which is manipulated by iran for years. it has been collaborating in impunity.

committed against the iraqi people and now we're at w thought we will be protest in until a parliament is dissolved an inequitable laws and constitutional articles amended jani. supporters of the shared leader emerged as the biggest party in parliament following collections in october. but they were unable to form a government and resigned their seats 2 months ago so that his supporters have camped outside the parliament for nearly a month. calling for it to be dissolved in italy, elections held. but that provoked the rivals raising concerns of conflict. a counter protest is being held outside the fences of the green soon by supporters of the arraignment, back to parliamentary block known as the coordination framework alliance or c, f. a. the latest escalation seems to be a backlash against southern movements. the supreme judiciary council has opened an investigation into threats against it to stop by his supporters and issued an

arrest warrant against the bruce. other prominent politician busy if he has suspended all dialed with some supporters until they end what they call the occupation of a state in institutions. not then. now the coordination framework has more allies and more points for negotiation that can emboldened to move on with forming a government without members of sad, his party being part of it. earlier this month. so the rejected a national dialogue initiative offered by caretaker prime minister. most of alchemy, the supreme court has been handling constitutional disputes between rival parliamentary blocks but saw that his site blames it for derailing the formation of government. now with the countries judiciary system, at the heart of this conflict, many are questioning the integrity of iraq's political system. moved up to a head al jazeera but that turkeys president says palestinian authority support the

normalization of diplomatic relations between turkey and israel. i shall tire tuan, made the comments after holding talk to the palestinian president. my boss, who's in turkey for a 3 day visit about his trip comes less than a week after turkey restored ties with israel. israeli. the steps take him now. relations with israel will in no way diminish our support for the palestinian cause . on the contrary, our palestinian brothers also express that these steps will contribute to the solution of to palestine in issue and improvement of the situation of the palestinian pupil. russell soda has more from his stand ball in less than a week of the, the normalization of relations between turkey and israel. the palestine impreza mammoth. our bus has visited anchor, and he met turkish president, reject type, added one. after the meeting during the joint presser president, jeff taper one has reiterated his support for palestine, and he said

a turkey will continue to support a 2 state solution. and he said that the normalization of relations between anchor until abbey is not going to come at the cost of turkey's mission with palestine. he said that on the contrary, the palestinian authorities also supporting these move because the normalization of relations will be for the benefit of palestine as well. he also added that turkey is going to establish a free industrial zoning. janine in palestine. on the other hand, a prison along with our boss has said that he has breathed prison ad one above the problems and the challenges that palestine is facing. now, particularly the attacks from israel on the residential area as a refugee camps, educational institutions, hospitals, and also and yours. and he said that the only way out of this carols and the problems that is caused by this ride occupation is a free palestinian state within the board there of 1967, which is recognized by the united nations. so mom of our bus, was it a has came

a right after the decision made by trick in israel to restore full diplomatic relations and to reinstate the ambassadors for the 1st time since 2018. and today's wizard, a between president of type ab one and mom with our bus was a declaration of the commitment between palestine and turkey. and also from the turkey side. it was an assurance to the palestinians that turkey's normalization with israel is not going to come at the cost of its relations with palestine. a lot more still to come. this, our families of the 10 men tramped in a mexican coal. mine say they're still holding out hope. after 3 weeks of the after contact was lost. the australian prime minister and the pressure over while secretly appointed himself to 5 ministerial positions or down keys may have finally turned around terrible rather form on that later. ah

hello there. despite nearly half of europe being threatened by drought, there's still some rather intense wet weather to be found, particularly across northern areas and in the east where the heat is still dominating. now we are in the final week of meteorological summer for europe, but temperatures are continuing to climb for the likes of eastern poland where we have got high temperature alerts out on wednesday. if we look at the 3 day for warsaw. well, despite those thunderstorms on wednesday, the temperature will continue to climb through to friday with clear skies and hot conditions. now and further north of this, the wet weather continues. rounds of rain rolling across britain and island edging across the north sea into scandinavia with heavy falls for norway. heavy falls as

well for finn. and that rash of storms spreading across into western russia by thursday. but there's still a lot of warmth to be found across the north, west, and more sensual areas on the south west who we've got more heat blowing in from the north of africa, that's going to pick temperatures up for the likes of portugal. by the time we get into thursday for spain, we've got some heavy rain rolling into the north with thunderstorm warnings out temperatures dipping down slightly. but very hot and dry in south. ah ah ah. with

the impression of an ethnic minority and man, mom goes back many days. the intention was to make sure that ro, henders were no longer entitled to either basic rights or citizenship right. al jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution after a hinge and me and my exile on al jazeera lou. ah, a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera ukraine's president has warned.

his forces will retaliate it. russia carries out any attacks to coincide with independence day. followed me as a lensky says, moscow could intensify, strikes on civilian infrastructure. public events have been banned, and the capital kia from till thursday. the un security council met to discuss fighting the others upper region. you can plant ukraine of russia if accused each other of shelling around europe's largest nuclear facility, the to fee, as of a disaster, a team of international atomic experts could head to the plump soon if negotiations with moscow to succeed for malaysian prime minister, nancy browser is heading to prison after the nation's top court upheld his guilty verdict and 12 year jail sentence. that cheap was convicted of money laundering in 2020. when malaysian authorities accusing him of stifling cash from estate fund, known as one m d b. a group of e u countries that share borders with russia want to ban taurus from traveling that

finland estonia, latvia, lithuania in, poland. de, pushing for an e. he wide ban on russian tourists, the entire block bombed rushing planes from its air space following moscow's invasion of ukraine. in february, russian license plates on luxury cars are a common sight at finland's biggest airport. finland's foreign minister says it's become a transit country. a band is expected to be discussed at next week's meeting of e u foreign ministers. not sure why we should should not be able to travel. i think everybody should travel because when you see how other peaceful countries leave, then you become more peaceful to we. busy oh wait, this stop and once. ready or normal situation in all the world and in our country to in the ukraine to

own must run. saw lou is the estonian farm and a 7. he says the move is a matter of ethics. it is on my own understanding to allow the russian federation citizens to enter the country when there is an aggression war going on. and secondly, also to give a clear signal that there is a need imminent need to go close or europe to russian federation citizens. and there are around 10 medium valley shingle visas, which are you should the russian federation citizens. and we believe that they should be ban european sanction to close them. this is our moral duty where we are capable to that level of responsibility. let's see in coming weeks in

coming, tie up. so let me remind that all the good types of delaying, they have price and the price are not bombs. we charge dropped to our town homes which are dropped do the home school and host a, b. and other news and go live is on the eve of its most tightly contested election and 3 decades of the opposition looks to win over millions of impoverished and disenchanted youth. led by president, joy lauren to the ruling peoples movement for the liberation of angola wants to extend its 47 years in power. but the stakes are high in africa, 2nd largest, or producing nation despite huge oil wealth, poverty, inflation, and corruption run rampant. and voters have become jaded more than 60 percent of angola and around the 25 years old. and more than half of them lived below the poverty line, the opposition lead by presidential hopeful alberto acosta junior. is hoping to

capitalize on this well, official polls, half his party coming 2nd millions are set to vote for the 1st time and cost a junior. it's hopeful he's managed to mobilize a youth movement. well, maria sir lauren su is and africa unless she joins us over skype from johannesburg . welcome to the news hour. as i mentioned there on goler is, is the pool country. it's one of the, the largest economies in sub saharan africa. yet this wealth hasn't been able to filter down to those who need it most. how would you explain that? so yes, i going is one of the larger economies and sub on africa, but it's not fully developed. there's many shortcomings. and of course, as you mentioned already, it has been impacted by ramp and corruption. and this is really limited the wealth from checking down to the rest of the population. it's dependence on oil also means that it's not diversified either way and economy should be ideally,

and that has led to a lack of job creation across many sectors in the economy. now the, at the m. p l a. have been empowered pretty much since independence from portugal in 1975 haven't a. why is this election regarded as being somewhat different? what do you think is likely to tip the scales potentially? so girl is gone through quite a tough time in the past 6 to 8 years. so in 2015 it entered into a recession, which would last for 6 years. and then of course, already being in a recession, it was hit very hard by the crew with 19 pandemic. especially when oil price, oil price crushed in april 2020. given that it's, that's a major revenue earning. and those, you know, really had an impact on so if your economic conditions, but as we already said, we're not that good to begin with. i think that's definitely contributions to a sense of disillusionment with the ruling party. the other thing is that when

president the answer took over in 2017, there was a kind of renewed optimism in the country that perhaps he would open up the great civil society space that he was whole local elections. that perhaps the board was for the macroeconomic stability that might start to trickle down. but of course, that hasn't entirely happened. some of it has been a lack of political will. other things have been just global shocks, but this is really contributed to this feeling of delusion. and this is, this is what you could potentially see the emperor late and not fair as well as it has had previous elections. right. and given that 60 percent of young girl in saw under the age of 25 years, how might this youth vote or people indeed voting for the 1st time impact on the results you think? well, i think what they use, you know, they're not as to me informed by the kind of personal loyalties as the previous

generations. and i think that we see this in other parts of southern africa. you know, we, we do have an operation movement still in power. you know that as well as the younger and the more urbanized they tend to say, well what, what do we need right now? rather than who do we owe our loyalty to? having said that, i don't know if is enough of a generational shift at the moment when people are influenced by say, who their parents would have voted full. but there is definitely a sense that people are tired of the status quo and that they do want something to be different. i don't think it's going to be a monumental shift. but i do think that the mpeg popularity has declined and that you need to flow modernization is definitely helping at mountain much more effective challenge to the m p l a than in previous collection africa. and it's very similar and so great to have you on the news. and thank you. thanks very much . though reco breaking heat wave in china is expected to start cooling off this week with a cold front and typhoon expected to hip parts of the country. officials have been

told to take the opportunity to store as much water as possible after 2 months of extreme temperatures coincides with the prolonged drought that's been hurting its economy. low water levels at hydro, electric dams, in china, southwest has led to severe electricity shortages with power output down by half some parts of the world, 3rd largest river, the yangtze of also dried up. all them 400000000 people depend on it for drinking water in china's ministry of agriculture says the drought is posing a severe threat to the autumn crop. harvest. small harvey's, who expected to have a global impact, and farmers being urged to replant. meanwhile wildfire. so force, the evacuation of more than 1500 people in the southwest regions on red alert fires until the cooler weather arrives. bringing with it the risk of flooding and lang slides. lock sang ho is director of the pants suit on shanghai, hong kong economic policy research institute. he's hopeful the current power

problems can be mitigated in other ways. these days. china is also pretty much reliant on fire loss. and i think the, the different parties are ration among themselves, know what, what, whatever, power, there's also to, or what i mean, i think the national, we are working on to some extent some, some power that has a uniform to where i can transmit on to the national rate and it's possible to alleviate some of that shortage, but definitely, and it's going to have impact with the more to reach it by various policies. manufacturing as not too much about the exports are still friends well, and i think the. ready industrial,

industrial production is not significant here. so i'm actually still hopeful that this. yes, the canonical can can be around 4 percent, even though it's still on the 515 percent target. and i think was and is there like a cheaper productive in thailand. cooling for the prime minister to resign, saying he's reach the limits of his time in the office. probably channel show was the chief of the army when he took power in a qu in 2014. his opponents been demonstrating in the capital bank call saying his time is up because he's now being asked to judge on how long he can stay as prime minister price survive to know confidence vote in parliament last month, opposition parties alleged ethics, violation violations. mexico's government is appealing for international help to

rescue 10 coal miners trumped underground. for nearly 3 weeks, there has been no contact with the minus since the tunnel wall collapsed on august, the 3rd flooding the mind, one more apollo reports from the size of the northern mexican state of quatre aah! debina with a coal mine in co wheeler, mexico. emergency crews have been working day and night to free 10 miners who had been trapped under ground since august 3rd, 5th, somewhere for me, this is all going by too slowly. it's been too many days. cynthia reese's husband said, here is among the missing miners. she tells us her grandfather died in a mining accident long ago, and later her father was trapped in a coal mine for 7 days before being rescued. she says the last thing she ever expected was to be going through the same experience once again. also looking to take us anthony, nick, i understand what my daughters are feeling, not knowing if your father is okay or not, or how will he get out?

i understand more than you can imagine. that's why i say to god, if you gave me my father back, let my daughters have their father back to your meal seem familiar to me, father. there's been no contact with the miners since august 3rd. but blue, adequate rece, cynthia, his father says even though it's been almost 3 weeks since his son in law became trapped in the mine, hope is not yet lost as him for i own i own the fed as a family. there is always home always when i was trapped the mind people said i was did. it was in the newspapers, but here i am. miracles can happen here. maria galena is mexico's coal mining capital. would safety standards for minors here or practically non existent accidents involving gas explosions, collapses and flooding. like the one that occurred in the been of a at the mine are not uncommon. rescuers are continuing to extract water from the flooded mine using more than a dozen pumps. like this one, working 24 hours a day,

authority say that bringing the water level down is the only way they'll be able to reach the 10 men trapped more than 60 meters underground. families of the tramped miners see what they want most is for the men to be returned to the surface. but many here also worn that without improving working conditions for coal miners. it's only a matter of time before an accident like this one happens again. manuel rap a low al jazeera while we la mexico. a large block of the port structure that was damaged in the bay root explosion 2 years ago has collapsed. is the 3rd time facilities at the port of crumbled. in the past month. this time, 8 storage silos are brought down. government wanted to demolish the silos early this year, with operation was put on hold partly because of objections from grieving relatives . the port explosion in 2020 killed more than 200 people. the lebanese army is on a mission to try and recover about. 30 bodies tramped inside the ship. the vessel

sank. 4 months ago, off the coast of tripoli, in northern lebanon, survivors of accused the navy of causing the disaster authority. authorities tried to intercept the ship. they, nevada reports the shores of northern lebanon, had become part of a route for refugees and migrants bound for europe. 4 months ago, a tragedy at sea highlighted the desperation among an increasingly impoverished population. now, survivors have returned to the site of the shipwreck about 6 kilometers off the coast, at least 30 members of their families. among them, children are still missing where the submarine paid for by donations and operation is under way to try to retrieve bodies that could still be inside the boat. 450 meters below sea level and down into many ally aspect behind them all norm villa.

barney's government did not do it's judy towards that people and it is because of them. these people date, they wanted a better life. salam and money as monday were among those who drowned their mother barrier survived, was along with her 2 sons and future son in law. she and her 2 daughters had hoped to reach italy to escape a life of poverty and unemployment. there are conflicting reports on what caused the boat to sink when it was intercepted by the lebanese army. but families want closure. hello m i l i, as in it was, i love it. even if it's just one bone i wanted a shoe, a sweater, whatever it is, it belonged to my daughters, and i wanted. the tragedy hasn't stopped lebanese from trying to reach your by see, earlier this month, 75, people were rescued from a thinking boat off the coast of turkey. authorities say illegal migration has been

increasing steadily. at least 3000 people are believed to have tried or were able to reach europe in the past 6 months. and unlike in the past, most people risking the journey are lebanese, not syrian or palestinian refugees bomb low mother. i will make another attempt to leave. and another, i won't stop until i leave this country. you are what you live without any dignity . here, there is helplessness and concern for the future. but most of all, there is grief. seneca, there al jazeera, off the coast of north in lebanon. almost 1300 people crossed the english channel in small boats on monday, setting a new record for a single day. the rising, dangerous journeys continues despite u. k. government plans to report those arriving illegally to her wander. the summer surgeon boat arrivals happens most years,

but is now larger than normal. alternative routes have been shut down or than 22500 people have journeyed across the english channel so far this year. a 40 meter super jasa sank of italy's calabria and coast. the luxury boat called my saga, started taking on water last night, prompting cruise to call for help or passengers were rescued. an attempt was made to tow the yacht conditions worse and turn. it couldn't be saved an investigation is underway to determine exactly what caused the sinking. the australian government will launch an inquiry into former prime minister scott morrison's decision to secretly appoint himself to 5 ministries. the solicitor general says, morrison's appointments were legal, but the decision to keep them quiet, undermine the principles of responsible government. sarah clark as more from brisbin one day after receiving advice from australia solicitor general,

prime minister anthony albanese, unveiled his report. it's found that his predecessors decision to appoint himself covertly to 5 ministerial rolls was legal, but filing to inform his cabinet, the parliament, the public and for ministers was inconsistent with how the country should be run. the advice i is, i think, a very clear, clear criticism and critique all the implications that are there for a democratic system of government. during the pandemic, scott morrison swore himself in as joint minister for health affairs, finance, treasury, and resources. the governor general ever saw the appointment, but he too, didn't to inform parliament that was cleared by the nation's top lawyer. albanese says a wider inquiry is needed. the inquiry bull no to examine what happened and how it happened. it will also need to examine what the implications, ah, ah,

for what occurred either whether there are any legal issues that arise constitutional law is agree and say the parliament needs to be informed of all ministerial appointments. if democracy is to be upheld. if we have secret seems we had a front to those principles into those norms that frustrates the ability and prevents palm and holding it accountable. you don't know who the minutes are on, which ministers are responsible. what alma, can't that process of ministerial accountability to parliament doesn't work. we're time minister albanese has flag the loophole that allows ministry appointments to be made without informing the public and has asked his department to make that a priority. asked us, got most of the former prime minister said it was in the national interest for him to take on the extra portfolios during the pandemic. extraordinary, and unprecedented time, the sofa. he's refused to resign. sarah, clock out 0,

brisbin, australia. you're with al jazeera sports coming up after the break with gibbon as domestic for building ukraine cook self for the 1st time since the start of the war . ah, cats are always official and line of the journey with

with full an official and line of the journey. lou ah, welcome back. jim is here now with the school. thank you. leave competitive football has returned water ukraine for the 1st time since russia invaded the domestic. li kicked off with a gold straw between shock,

the muffler at the stadium and keith, the venue which hosted the 2012 european championship final was empty of funds because of the risk of air strikes. and just in case the matches are only being played at stadiums with bomb shelters, the decision to start in the season doesn't have the backing of all football fans and ukraine though. and the football now. but still i don't think that it's right time to start with football championship because it's not safe for footballer and it's played with or so football is for spectators. football is a football fans and they are not allowed inside the stadium. so i think it's wrong decision. new manchester united boss, i write 10 hawk has praised his sides of fighting spirit following that to one victory over liverpool goals from jayden sancho and marcus rochefort gave united the 1st points of the season. peter 7th has more. oh, that's finally, they are positive signs at manchester, united. we have a long way to roll and if we make a team,

i'll go to scott and we stick together as escort than we can achieve. a lot. i'm gulf in so voted against a backdrop of disgruntled fans, marching in protest against the clubs, ownership. united delivered a performance that surprised even the most loyal supporters. i hope, the place known understand at the base is always team fight expert. now to the other burning issue at old trafford, will christiana ronaldo leave before the transfer window closes on september 1? the united boss remains coin. for me. it's is not an issue. if you are your, you are good enough and when you're old and you were still delivered to performance, you also good enough. at liverpool cracks have appeared with 2 drawers and a loss to start the season. you can pluck downplaying possible, frustrations among the squad. not any kind of issues in the team like this and that

nobody's happy after you lose the game is completely normal. um, but know that this is not an explanation. all the excuse, all of them, it's all fine there on this department. the last to united was levels 1st the feet in the league. this calendar year. peter stammered al jazeera england cricket captain ben stakes fared. he might not play again after taking an extended break to focus on his mental house. as 31 year old stepped away from the sport for 6 months last year to prioritize his while big stakes is still on anxiety medication and his dress, the importance of opening up about mental health. last month, the all round announced his retirement from one day cricket, citing the unsustainable rigor of playing all 3 formats of the game. something now that i look back on and jessica didn't had to feel like that. unfortunately, that's where so that's how society is give off this provider being a big you know, like tough northern lad with use and stuff like that. and i was like, i'm tough, but just because i'm tough doesn't mean that i kind of struggle mentally because

these things you can pick and choose when they go to fit. you felt like a switch in your brain? go and play. i'm going to feel good tomorrow. i'm going to feel bad. the world's best tennis players making their final preparations ahead of next week's us open. the 2020 champion, dominic team has struggled with injuries in the last 18 months and it dropped down to 231st in the rankings. the austrian is warming up for the last grand slam of the air tournament in north carolina, and in the 2nd round seemed to cast j. j roof increase that given relief at the tampa bay buccaneers fans as tom brady returned to training after missing the last 2 pre season games. the 7th time as to when his absence became the subject of several rumors. some even speculating that brady could leave tampa bay, but the 45 road is back in training ahead of saturdays,

final preseason game. the new york yankees appeared to finally turn things around with a little help from our end judge. he hits his 47th majorly home out of the season as the yankees beat the match at 40. in the 1st game of what's known as that subway series. that's 2 straight winds. now for the keys after a night, my run a full theme off from 17 game to and hear something you don't see every day. triple play in minnesota twins and taking out 3 texas rangers back in one place. and it took about 7 seconds is the 2nd time the season is twins have done, it didn't help. they arrange is one. this one see one that is all useful from the amount you back to need in our london studio. thanks a lot jemma. well, before we go, it's radiologists say they've on earth, the lavish 1200, you're all estate in the countries desert,

south. the discovery in the town of raw hot dates back to the earliest slamming period in the 8th or 9th century. the structure features full wings. one of which is elaborately decorated with marble, hallways and stone floors exposed. believe the structure shows what life looked like. for wealthy does it dwell as member you can get much more all of our stories on our website, al jazeera, don't com. lab sit for me, need barca for this news hour, but i'll be back in my route with more of the days news. make sure you stay with us here on our just sarah. ah, ah.

when the shows came from the holiday and we heard cracks, we heard some noise. this was no in a sniper alley, was on in the most dangerous intersections inside able you didn't come in through the front entrance. that was what happens to people who were shot. they came into the wrong entrance. the nightly pyrotechnics are funny to them to the camera. mm hm . so that's good. they'll out of you sorry vo holiday in war hotels on al jazeera l t. l square is in the her story, cards of tripoli, the 19th century architecture in a state of neglect, that the city has the ability to law tourists, whether foreign or lebanese experts, yet the authorities have done nothing to preserve the historic and monuments and bring life back to this place, tripoli is considered the 2nd most archaeologically important city problem, ok,

empire after the egyptian capital cairo, the montessori mosque is among some of the structures remaining from that here on remnants from other ears as well are found here the tripoli, history is overshadowed by a turbulent recent path and a grim reality. every month you have someone from home that will say, oh please, i need my me for days with the economy and free full and children and spread around the world. how does the family survive in moderns, in pop way as to pull about 4 people know, always every responsibility sending money home. i just feel like i'm stretching myself. witness transactions on al jazeera with special.