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hello, i'm emily, i gwen. this is the news our live from doha. coming up the next 60 minutes, ukraine begins examining bodies from a mass burial site discovered in a town recently recaptured from russian forces. i shake, he sees 5 between kurdistan and to g. caston appeased have been violated with more shelling on the border. republican governors in the us are accused of using migrants as political horns. as the debate on immigration heads up and britons king charles and his siblings, prepared amount of video for the light queen in less than an hour in westminster hall. and on peace stems with your sports, shirley left out on the cold as free for reject their appeal to have ecuador kicked out of this year's world cup. ah, we begin the program in ukraine officials,

they're investigating what they say and the bodies of hundreds of civilians discovered in mass burial sites in the northeast and city of is you, the city is in the hockey region, ukrainian troops. we took it from russian forces earlier this month. the bodies are to be zoom for forensic examination. president of a lot of me, zalinski says legal proceedings are under wayne. let's bring in hot abdul hamid who's in the hi, keith. hello there. what are you were just in? is you what did you witness? oh, certainly. we went to that various sizes. i would say it's a large scale burial side. you had a grave after grave, with forces on top some with names of people with the date of birth and the date of birth. beth, others just numbered, and then they were forensic experts. they're already investigating,

doing their work. busy they will have to examine every single body that is there and, and figure out what's the cause of death. who is this person when that person died or was that person killed by a shelling or was that person tortured? there were pro ukrainian officials on site to said that at least one body that they had found had a rope around there, abounded snack it in their hands, tie that the back. we haven't seen that body, but we have seen these experts pulling out the exhibit. these graves, we have also seen what appeared to be a small mass grave in the sense that is not in the 100 numbers. there's about 17 bodies that we witnessed being brought out of that. a grave. they appeared to all be soldiers. i so the signal insignia of ukraine. so supposing there were ukrainian soldiers, i was told that it,

that the investigators when they 1st arrived had found on top of that location, a sign with written on ukrainian troops. so now they were, they did, the site was pretty grim. some of them were in a really bad condition. some of them appeared to have lost their lives a while ago as their bodies were decomposing. so 8th is as true didn't the massive job for the forensic experts 40. busy investigators a president zelinski has been talking about this he, lately just in an interview said that it was the same and i'm quoting it. rather he does the same soap opera that you see over and over again in any d, o. u by derrick. and now these are the early stages, the city was only liberated for 5 days ago. busy president zelinski was there only

2 days ago, is a massive job to be done. the ukrainian army is there is still asking of those to few who actually remain throughout the past 6 month in the city. for tip hopes they are going around trying to figure out if they will find more of these graves, if they will find a mass graves as the lights of. busy de one seen north of keep in boucher and their feet so far we haven't seen that, but we have seen quite a large mass burial site. and what are, what are the next steps in bringing these perpetrators to justice while you claim has been building its case of for the war crimes perpetrated by the russian soldiers here. that is something that has been ongoing since the very beginning of the war. and when they, when it comes to war crimes, it's not only about the people killed is also about the civilian targets. schools

destroyed bags destroyed, you know, air houses, deb bombed and so they're building all of that. this is gonna sorta, if indeed they are, all these evidence of war crimes, in what they and covering is him that will just make their case as stronger and stronger. wade goes next. ukraine hopes it will go to the international court and then a hopes it will bring someone to, to justice whether or the russian military commander do. great, also says that president vladimir putin, himself is responsible of all of this. but this is going to be a very long case, painstakingly put together ukraine is confident, it has already at least $20000.00 testimonies and cases that it could put forward to the course. this will only add up to that in day. thank you for ease, have displayed hunter abdul hamid in hockey. thank you. as we heard from hotter

ukraine is still carry on investigations all over the country into these alleged war crimes. ukrainian court has already tried and convicted at least one russian soldier. the country's prosecutor general receives hundreds of reports of war crimes. every day the international criminal court opened its own investigation into war crimes. in nearly days of the invasion, its representatives are currently in ukraine gathering evidence. 45 countries are also backing international efforts to bring russian troops to justice. they have pledged $20000000.00 to help p i. c. c. the prosecutor general in ukraine and efforts by the u. n. to investigate war crimes. hickman to catch it. she's a scholar and author specializing in the study of genocide. he explains how ukrainian authorities could build their case in order to make a connection between mass rates for mobile and those perpetrators. a lot of this

needs to be gather so forensic evidence from tracy or uncovered ation. aerial photographs in the gold communications and things like that and puzzle needs to be put together and detroit, what extent and who ordered the mass murder of civilians in towns and yeoman lands and also presents a war. so i think what the need to do is to build up a very h and importantly as long as they can take a long time and a training should not hurry in prosecuting papers just with them. i would only our crucial part of the chain of evidence which is needed with the money they present. one of the most links between mass grace and between

the military documentation, volt, aerial photographs and so on. in the way, in that way you and direct i with this account, what has on the ground, but also need to bring back the names of the with into reality. with them right now are, are actually they're, they're number 100, something. once you have witnesses coming forward, survivors and so on, the dignity and the names the light is that one of the most important segments off of the, of the does the slit which is feet by the paintings, as he sigh between kurdistan energy. his dad has reportedly been violated just 2 hours after meeting between the ladies on friday. both countries accuse each other of carrying off a tax on towns along the border. at least 3 people have been killed since the fighting broke out on wednesday. and these are just,

the light has been years of clashes between the 2 countries. they share a board of it's hundreds of kilometers long, but almost half is still waiting to be officially demarcated since the 3 countries gained the independence from the soviet union in 1991. there are also 2 tad g. g x claims within cook is done, population growth, water scarcity, and increasing demand for grazing land have only added to the tensions. and those tensions, along with the conflict in ukraine overshadow the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization. it was beckers, done wrestle santa was there. well, the shank corporation organization summit was still on the way in the actual city of cement containers. becky stan, early on friday. the reports regarding the clashes between tajikistan and could, you can just came into the 2 countries got engaged into a wide range of conflicts alongside to do a 950 kilometers board there. so well, this was happening. the prism of these 2 companies were here attending the summit,

and the diplomatic force had been emitted the initiator to paved way before a meeting between these 2 leaders, they met and agreed on a cease fire. however, just hours after the sci fi was announced, now the reports are coming in and saying that the sci fi is already violated and the clashes are still ongoing. lossy of these 2 countries got engaged into almost and all of the war, tons of people were killed and injured. and the fear here now is that if this conflict is not contained and the sci fi doesn't hold, then these 2 countries could be dragged into a wider conflict. on the other hand, while this is did the chunk guy cooperation organization summit is been concluded. here to the last 2 days, we have seen important several important bilateral meetings between the president of russia. we let me put in a chinese leader teaching pink prison at dawn, or turkey and the indian prime minister there under moody. and the iranian prize with president abraham, received 2 of his meetings,

russia was focusing on more at get his support for his war in ukraine asset in would get an oil to the related countries and china iran on that. and we're trying to strengthen these ties with the regional countries in this part of the world. shonda corporation organization. summit is the largest corporation in the world. and now with iran about to become the nearest permanent member and bella luce, in line. it even wants to further expand. however, the disputes between the member states showed that these corporation is still far away from being a united front. and friday was the last day of that summer in those pakistan where let me push and came face to face with president she of china and president irwin of turkey. he wrapped up the meeting with a comment on the war in ukraine. beer was loose. the 1st condition for peace talks that they agreed to hold talks, but they don't want to use mister zalinski said publicly that he is not ready and doesn't want to speak with russia, which if he's not prepared to,

then we don't need to. let's bring in then dmitri babich, who's a political analyst ad enough me and joins me by skype from moscow. dmitri, thanks so much for being on the news. our. how important was the summit for president potent and his relationship with his regional navy? i think it was very easy for them. basically a reminder that it was the 1st street or the chinese chinese lead to being outside the waters of china since the beginning of the damage and for put in it was a bottle. his 1st active from the roger also since then basically officially ended in russia in the beginning of this year. the meetings with all of this were also important. the fact that iran has become a member of the organization is very important. and future membership, all bell or which of course i wouldn't views it as his personal achievement. as for

the economic side or the the, the main decision was the agreement didn't go arise. the economic exchanges between the manager. so there were no, let me remind you that in shanghai corporation, organization, even countries which are considered to be any members of the same organization, we have the indian party, we have china, india, or rivalry between them. but nevertheless, this is a whole, i think, a whole for the region for mankind. but the reason organization where countries ford is very different views can normally talk to each other without a huge in each other being not democratic. and without the basically taking any preconditions and resolve problems. what i found was being worked at main street was sorry to interrupt. you got plenty of questions and very little time. what i

found particularly interesting was putin's comments. at the end of the today summit, he pie down ukraine's counter offensive in the northeast during the press conference. he said with a smirk, let's see how it goes. do you think that's enough to silence the kremlin critics who unusually spoke out last week about those to face? well, of course, butcher did not expect to sign, and his greetings and every walk in russia you can call in fortune views. what's going on in your grain as a tragedy? this is the biggest tragedy we had since that was the word to the in russia and in the all of your race. people remember that the war didn't start on the 24th of february in the western media games. the was started in 2014 when the legally elected president of ukraine was austin, with the over the united states and the european union. and then you re bid,

the initial nationalistic regime came to power, which is very unfair and which finally started basically quite in, with its sole citizens in the east of the country. so i got a quote for what ag, differently, i guess my point is i want to focus on this the civic summit. and i guess the diplomacy around that i was interested in putin's meetings with asian ladies that showed that the war had sort of strained moscow's relationship, particularly with china. what do you make of beijing and moscow's relationship now, especially after we heard on thursday that china had expressed concerns about the war? well, of course these countries are concerned because when you will grow a war not far from your borders, where thousands of people die, learn infrastructure is destroyed. of course, they're concerned. bob, this is not the whole story. they were very concerned in 2014 when the legally elected president was all that i was in context on that the time the western media

last to say it whole got on, he's afraid or sharing the face of your brain. i remember how the president then mr . natara was very concerned about the western, the staged qu, in ukraine. and he said some people on cold in just another way. some people want to repeat that in kazakhstan, sorry, the china with a jing in the relationship between damaging and muscle china ear was china's position. i think, you know, if there was a reason about that in the international press, defacto china supports russia. china did not say openly, and of course, no one in russia even says that we support the war. we support every action or present fujen bottom. china spoke about the hypocrisy of the west, which blames rush for this war and price to make russian outcast while itself. a legion will help in the war such as the war in iraq, such as the war in yemen. so this is the position, not only of china,

but also most of the developing world. they will not support the war, they condemn the war, but they do not want to impose sanctions from russia using the west over double standards. all right, we have to lead a unit to make sure it is a running sort of time that we appreciate your analysis, demi trade, babich, i believe the analysts from must. i thank you also in the minds of late his meeting at that time, as in those becca st. on the clashes between another 2 former soviet states mania. and as by john, russia president held a phone conversation with our maintenance prime minister to discuss this week's conflict between the 2 nations. more than 180 soldiers, most of them manian, had been killed. a russian lead security organization had sent a fact finding team to armenia after the government requested help. train chang has more from the southern manian city of germany, which was targeted by azerbaijani shelling this week. this is some of the shrapnel

damage the armenians say hit. when a barrows tillery another text started on tuesday night, locals that told us it continued even into yesterday. that hasn't been any today. but we're here on a tour, which is been organized by the army and the ministry of foreign affairs to bring foreign investors here and military attach shows. they want to put their side to the argument and claiming the moral high ground the high ground, which they say was a completely unprovoked and unexpected attack. you can see here there's quite a lot of military mobilize ation hit, regular armenian army, but also local to taken up to defend their town. here we are in the town of jo, most popular tourists resort, now essentially deserted since the attack started. we've also been told by johnny troops in could into armenian terrace as much as 7.5 kilometers. and the

chief of staff told us they're still positions. and these hills 4.5 kilometers away where they are still holding on to territory. let's say a little they say in a couple of days they'll be able to force them back to the border, 12 kilometers away, child strap. it is in the as a by johnny town of j lo with more on clashes there. the situation in this area remains calm. we've spoken to the foreign ministry, the as airy government saying that the ceasefire seems to be holding. they are also saying though that they have offered what they describe as a safe passage to armenian soldiers. they still say are operating in areas like these, there's been no mention of any deadline or as to what would happen if those are legit armenian soldiers do not go back into armenian territory. armenian positions are very close to here on the mountain that you can see across the lake. here on

the top of it, there are russian peacekeepers operating some of the 2000 or so russian peacekeepers, operational in this area. the military here say that armenian positions are literally only half a kilometer. on the other side of that mountain. a group of men, a building, a tourist information center, very few as areas have visited this area over the last 30 years. now they have let, i'm going to go as i was in house, as always, we want peace and we are working under construction of land. we got back these building, very distraught tree decades ago. we have many nationalities living in azerbaijan. and we don't have this problem with them. we just want our land back. there are hundreds of deserted villages destroyed like this one across this region. and as we heard, people are desperate to come back and start rebuilding their lives. the military say that even before this most recent escalation on sundays,

they were hearing shells, they say armenian shells landing $7.00 to $8.00 times each day. this recent escalation only fuels distrust on both sides. charles stafford al jazeera che law as a by john plenty morehead on this new samar, including 5 hold ups in a single day. desperate customers in lebanon demand banks give them their own money back. as in barbary phases, growing food shortages, we look at an old farming technique that's making a comeback. and in sports special tribute from one tennis legend to another after roger federer analysis is we're time ah, at least 5 armed raids have been carried out on banks in lebanon on friday. many of the hold ups were by desperate people to mining access to their own money. and

zanna hud reports from bay wrote the incidents could continue. her series of bank holdups, across lebanon, in just a few hours, a depositors armed and demanding their money. they've been locked out of their account since the financial crisis began in late 2019. in most cases, they were able to get some of their funds the. i'm going to move every time i go to the bank, i'm your mailing agent. they give me a little amount of my money as if i my becca, don't i have money, but i look like a poor man. we can't buy medicine. oh, the raids on friday followed to on wednesday. activists are promising more to come . i ha, we have rights and desirable lucian by depositors who support any depositor who wants to claim his right. banks won't be able to work on till our trap. savings are

released. politicians, many of them bankers have failed to address the financial collapse. instead, banks announced the 3 day closure next week over mounting security concerns. didn't know they didn't found a comedy to solve this situation. the banks, the banks are saying that they will close 3 days. i'm telling them that at the ford they, when they will open, they will face hundreds of deposit. those are the branches. so far, incidents have ended peacefully with those involved only briefly detained. there's k off across the lebanese capital and fears, the situation will only get worse if politicians failed to improve living conditions. the economy began to collapse 3 years ago and many say they can no longer cope. the currency has collapsed, unemployment is rising, state services are almost non existent. i say in the county, is heading to how we are so tired. i had to leave my house because there is no electricity and water. i have no money. everyone's asking for a dollars,

but i don't have dollars have mercy out. there is little holding the country together. and lebanon. stability is at risk center there alger cedar, beirut, i go wyman is 11 on project director at the international crisis group. he says, the government is wasted, most of the money that could have helped the country out of this crisis. 2 and a half years ago, there was a recovery plan. back then they still had something like $30000000000.00 in the central bank. something could have been done with that money and steps that plan was shut down by acquisition of banking interest to didn't like the plan and didn't like that they were supposed to pay up for their shelf to disaster. now most of that money is gone. i, we shouldn't be as then i said, there's no budget for this year. this tells us something, i think we're still miles away from an agreement with the m f. and that is really the gate they have to go through have to come to the, the i,

m f. so there are preconditions 8 of them. i think 3 and a half of them have been same. i fulfilled the math is i met you in town again in a few days. i'm not sure they're going to be happy with what they're saying to the us now. and republican governors have escalated that campaign against the bod and ministrations border and immigration policies. migrants have been sent on slides and buses from southern states and dropped off in washington dc and in the affluent massachusetts resort of math is vineyard, with no preparations for their arrival. i did. your castro explains there people made haunts children clutching plastic bags. men and women who cross a continent to flee poverty and violence now being used as political tools, dirt on a meet, i see on the left. venezuela. on august 18th, i passed through the jungle. i spent 6 days there. it was a tough experience,

something unforgettable. i saw many people did in the jungle. bus is sent by the state of texas, dumped these 101 asylum seekers at the side of the road in front of the residence of vice president comalla harris aid worker say a baby arrived injured and a man with diabetes was rushed to the hospital after his insulin went bad on the 40 hour bus ride republican governors interfering in that process in using migrants as political pawns is a is shameful, is reckless and just plain wrong. a day earlier, 50 asylum seekers had been flown to martha's vineyard, massachusetts, the vacation town popular with washington's elites, was given little notice to prepare, volunteers quickly mobilize, finding them food and shelter. it's manipulating people who are in very dire circumstances. no purely for political gain. florida governor rhonda santas to credit for the flights part of

a coordinated effort among republican governors to send migrants to democrat lead cities. some have declared states of disaster to hasten aid to the migrant and all those people in dc and new york were beating their chests. when trump was president, saying they were so proud to be sanctuary. jurisdictions saying how bad it was to have a secure border. the minute, even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door. they all of a sudden go berserk and they're so upset that this is happening and it just shows you, you know, their virtue signaling is a fraud. at the southern border, us agents encountered about 200000 migrants in july, down from may's peak, and slightly lower than this time. last year. greater numbers of asylum seekers are arriving from cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela again is alive. i believe it's hillary and it's not just me, but thousands of venezuelans who look for ways out of the country in search of the

future more than anything, to be honest. so our families can eat 3 good meals a day, not to be made political pawns in the u. s. heidi joe castro al jazeera washington . that's bringing that leon fresco, who is an immigration attorney, and former deputy assistant attorney general in charge of immigration at the u. s department of justice. he joins us by skype from washington de say, lay on, thanks so much for being on the program. firstly, what's your reaction to the treatment of these people in need of help but instead being used as political football? well i think it's inappropriate from the standpoint the in the state of texas specifically want some really been terms are disbursing people from texas. others basically have actually work with all the space by giving advance notice of who it is boxing to those locations and where they're final destination is by a florida where the people who were sent from florida,

we're actually in florida. they were paid for by florida to go to mark as they are . it just shows you that you intend to make a political state members actually. ready in any way of disperse the group from creating a burden on once they are moving it to the rest of the company, it's not even that it's purely political. so lay on the weather, actions of the governor's legal then well, it's going to depend largely on one of the individuals who have been put on the buses and i'll be playing we're told as a precondition to get them on the bus on a plane. if they were in any way, see such that they would not have gone on the plane or on the bar by for the fact that they were told that potentially runs into driving laws and also on law in prison. that was because any time you are kind of find your location without your

consent. trickery, that's all is unlawful and prism united states that can be done by a writer not just by a doctor. and so from those, from those things, it's going to be very important to ask people why they were participating in going on boss or a play, and then it's possible they could be live about. they did this voluntarily. and all that happened was i think it was bought for them, but no, there's no problem at all. so what is then, what are the avenues of litigation for these migrants or for people wanting to really represent them? well, there are a couple areas. number one, to the extent that they were to see, then they actually get to the state for tracking violations. and i can actually really all penalty to the state, the federal government. exactly. the dragon laws try to enjoy the practices of other way. but also that just that they couldn't do under what's called in they

created danger all week says that the state has actually acted to put people in larger danger that they otherwise would have been sort of dumping them in the middle of nowhere to create a political statement then that's actually an area litigation that can be filed as well. and the solution to that would be to coordinate with are going to be sent to so that you get advanced years coming. and here's where they and the final destination, because most people are not with a company united states, even if they're coming from an way, learning or anywhere else. they have one person that they know in the united states that they're trying to ultimately get in contact with. and so the question is, if you're able to sort of who people pursue it, because i have to that area, then it's going to be fine. but that requires coordination matters or politically dumping people in the middle of nowhere. it's just an extraordinary situation. we appreciate your analysis, lee and fresco and immigration attorney and former deputy assistant attorney

general in charge of immigration. thank you. thank you so much. still, head on al jazeera, as king charles takes, the british thrown at some say the country would be better off as a republic. and a french footballer is charged for her pass in a violent attack on a former teammates that's coming up and spoke with patient. ah, now the winds of picked up down the gulf does not much in the sky to see class going across the black sea in southern caucasus. another line here in the re been sea and slow still catching the edge of the monsoon, which means it's cloudy. and drizzly. this has been a dusty breeze, only just get the idea that brown. so the air a little bit dirtier than usual,

but temperatures come down with the breeze. baghdad, about $41.00 whereabout cearti on the coast of the east mediterranean. the same is truth in the north of egypt as well. you won't see much difference between saturday and sunday, except this wind will probably become lighter. consequently, q weight is warmer. now all the rain is further south, as it usually is, of course. but north of the tropics in africa, and right up towards the north and nigeria, chad and sudan. it looks fairly wet. you'll notice areas a darker than others. and it's these. it turned to clumps, move slowly westwards, through nigerian particulars the slightest one and eventually go off shore through western africa and become potential hurricane. but if you're not in that area, you're probably enjoying dry weather. and in southern africa, dry becomes hot. joe berg up to about 29 degrees. but along the cape from the west to the east is looking increasingly wet. ah,

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lou ah ah. hello, you're watching out his ear. i'm emily angry. he's a reminder about top stories this. our visuals in ukraine are investigating what they say are the bodies of hundreds of civilians discovered in mass burial sites. in the recently liberated city of is you, they were found days after ukraine. we took that cd from russian forces sci fi between kirk is don and had jacob stan has reportedly been violated just hours after a meeting between the ladies on friday. at least 3 people had been killed since fighting broke out on wednesday. and 5 armed holdups have been carried out across

banks in the lebanon, on friday, mostly by people demanding access to their own money. banks will close to 3 days next week because of security concerns. ah, to london now where king charles, his brothers, prince, andrew and prince edward, as well as his sister princess anne, are set to hold a vigil at the queen's coffin inside at westminster hall. here looking at live pictures from inside that building. and earlier we saw their cars making their way to westminster hall from a buckingham palace. we're going across live now to our correspondent alan fisher, who's in london allen. there the king and his siblings. still a similar tribute at inside saint charles cathedral didn't day back in scotland.

and we also saw june the, the queen mother's funeral, a few years back yates, at known as the vigil of the prince's, essentially all the family or other children from the queen. ah, take their place and guard the coffin. it's become a tradition and know the, the, the royal family and obviously something that the did the king and his 2 brothers and sister wanted to do very much. you can see that the lines are still pushing past here. i am happy for some time just about an hour ago the reopened the park to la people to join the line. that was the good news for people who were hoping that they would get the chance to, to join this line, stretching as it does several kilometers. are the bad news is that those are joining the line. no. can expect to be in the line for more than 24 hours and you

see that people not brilliantly prepared because they are dawning layers and it is getting very cold here. indeed, for the moment i'm good hand you back just because there's some children year who desperate to get on screen and we're, we're just not entirely sure that or what they're doing and what they're seeing is appropriate. so for the time being a good hand you back to the studio. good idea. all right, we'll cross back to in just a moment. ellen fisher, they live for us in london. and what we're saying right now is live pitches inside westminster, hall, king charles, his brothers and prince andrew, and prince edward, as well as his sister princess anna, are making their way to the building where they will hold a vigil at the queen's coffin. a similar same played out just days ago as we heard from our correspondent ellen fisher in edinburgh. saint charles cathedral, where the queens and body laid and rested, the siblings. we'll stand for 15 minutes on saturday. so to morrow our local time,

all 8 of the queen elizabeth and grandchildren are expected to do the same stand vigil by her coffin. but it hasn't been all celebration since king charles the 3rd became britons, monarch. some had been making that republican use known i protesting name packet found this report. while king charles was addressing both houses of parliament for the 1st time on monday, paris to pull pow's land was outside brandishing a blank myself paper. when he was approached by a police officer, i was holding up a blank sign. why you asked him what he said to me to watch the home. it is you my fancy my salesman right. no play came on a sign that the officer can be heard threatening to arrest him if he wrote not my king. well, the paper why had assigned but nothing on it to make a point about, i'm like a freedom of expression. the key thing we had that day was charles coming to paula, meant to say, i am king, i'm and of it to be your my subjects and i'm taking power. i think it's perfectly valid to someone who at, he's allegedly taking power over to say, well,

i disagree with the i shall he politely, very, very politely, disagree with despite the exchange, the protest went ahead, sparking a national debate over freedom of speech and prompting a re evaluation of policing around the funeral. we know some people want to protest on a range of issues during this time of national morning, said the police chiefs, council, and officers must balance these rights against those who wish to grieve and reflect policing at a time of huge public emotion was never going to be easy, the british royalty aunt behind armor plated glass, the crowds on vetted or bag checked. but in recent days, the democratic right to protest the session of an unelected head of state has been met with surprising force. a 22 year old man was charged for heckling prince andrew . during the funeral procession in edinburgh. the prince has been embroiled in sexual abuse allegations. he was dragged to the ground by bystanders that arrested

and charged with breach of the piece. 2 other scottish protests were arrested for holding up signs denouncing imperialism. republicans and civil liberties groups say police ship attack the right to protest as much as the event itself. as we've done prepare coordination, which will be sometime in the middle of a 2023. we will be staging a wide range of events, including protests and we will be protesting at the coronation, because the coronation is a political moment where we are told to be in a democracy, not participants, but taxes. the value that we should hold dear is the fact that protest isn't a gift. it's a fundamental right and no one has the right to tell you where, when or how you protest. that's all integral to the fact that we can express dissent and express our views at their moments that we so cheese. when king charles address lawmakers here at westminster hall,

he vowed to uphold the fragile and precious principles of britain's constitutional democracy. the right to stage a protest without fear of being arrested or restrained. the right to disagree, even the right to offend rights some feel this royal event have rapidly eroded. leap walker al jazeera london and these alive pitches inside westminster hole, where thousands of paperless, slowly making their way past. queen elizabeth the 2nd coffin to say good bye and pay their respects. in a short while king child, whose brothers prince andrew, prince edward, as well as his sister princess, and we'll hold a vigil inside westminster hole by the queen's coffin. a seamless, sane as we've heard played out days ago in edinburgh, in giles cous age where the queen's body laid in rest. thou stand for 15 minutes on saturday, which is to morrow local time. all 8 of the queens,

ch grandchildren are expected to do the same standing vigil by her coffin. and when we get those pictures of the one key arriving, we will bring them to that for now. we'll move on. rescue operations are underway in italy, where heavy rains and floods have killed at least 7 people. the affected area is in the eastern provinces, my k, the raging received half its usual annual rainfall in just a few hours. 55 is it clearing, landslides and fallen trees is being a major fire in a skyscraper in the southern chinese city of chung sher authorities is still trying to find out if anyone's been injured. they're also investigating what started the blades, the china telecom tallies 218 meters tall and is reported to have been built 23 years ago on an old farming technique to grow vegetables is gaining popularity in zimbabwe. the urban areas, clay pot

a regression can save up to 70 percent of water without depriving crops. how room matessa reports from a chair grew to to reasons, i mean his garden is thriving under the sled. sunk up to snake into the ground is one of several clay pots, irrigating her tomatoes. this alternative way of growing food is ideal for zimbabwe. a country prone to drought, and people don't get regular supplies of piped water from the council. he normally did africa. yes. even when there is no, what's her? my vegetables are all is green. it's been days without water here, but the clay pots are all, is watering my tomatoes, using clay pots to water crops is not a new farming technique. it's used in other parts of the world, and now it's gaining traction in zimbabwe. the clippers are here for some small time in you visible. i'm

a pause of that are used to for our water supply. the water that are the is inside pick live, it deceives around the v vi. did clothes the did it yourself citizen to meet us saw the did the plans our own good. yes. or for instance, if it just gets off the water rising suite prices high, a fuel costs and inflation at 285 percent in august means many families are battling. the mob is government plans to distribute food aid to more than 2000000 vulnerable families. from october, that number is expected to go up next year is not as rural households. people in urban areas also going hungry. and a privileged communities often run out of food in october. the drives period before the rainy season, the you in also plans to assist it been hunger, if something got to we'll started to see more, ah, during the course 19 pandemic. so it's something that is fairly new. as you know

towards the program, i used to work mainly in the rural areas, but now we have started to since some pockets in cities and towns were visa had been hung. the clay pots cost $5.00 each buying in bulk can be expensive. so communities also use plastic bottles with holes poked into them. they will just as well for some families in urban areas. these water saving techniques are a lifeline. help them grow food for themselves and sometimes a little extra to sell harder. matessa al jazeera jiggle to zimbabwe, the embassy go. birds are the original inhabitants of libya, with their own flag language and culture. the decades they were repressed under the rule of mama gadhafi, they getting the chance mt to celebrate their culture. and as malick trying to reports, the group of college students is just become the 1st to graduate in the amazon language. western libya is home to libya, it's barbara people,

the m a z scattered across than a full some mountains are old amazon cities like this one and a girl. her abdulla sassy, says the amazon, you have a long and rich history in libya and start leonor left on amazon where the original inhabitants of libya here and is old city. there's evidence that dates back centuries and got that. he came to power. he sought to arabic, our culture became illegal to name our children, amazon names. he removed our culture from history books, but we preserved our culture in secret. ah, double do is a musician. he says before revel, groups revolted against get duffy in 2011, playing amazon music was a criminal offense at that that a no gun under gadhafi,

amazon musicians would play music in secret. it was seen as a form of rebellion. but after the revolution, we can sing our songs, speak our language. the revolution gave us the liberty to express our culture and heritage and nor the m a z. coastal city of water is the largest in libya. yes, view weighed in an order role in the revolution that hobbled, longtime leader, wal mart did that. he outlawed their cameras like language. now, after more than a decade, they're able to open celebrate their heritage and culture. the tamares out language is now being taught at this college and water. it's the only university in libya that offers the course the way there and multi is one of 7 recent graduates. so she hopes to further her education and become a professor. but again, a lunch, i am so proud to be one of the 1st people to graduate in the amazon language in

libya's history. but motivated me was wanting to know more about myself and my identity as an amazon women. studying in this department has helped me to understand her culture, language, and heritage. mercy hated her. although libya has been engulfed in violence and political divisions since 2011 the amazon. okay, they're happy with their new found freedom. now tryna al jazeera western, libya. it's take you back to london now, where king charles and his siblings are holding a vigil at the queen's coffin inside westminster hall looking at live pitches as the queen's 4 siblings. all 4 children stand at the light monarch's coffin, prince andrew, prince edward, his sister, princess anne, and of course king charles as seamless. same type out just days ago in the birds, said giles cathedral where the queen's body laid in rest. the siblings will stand

there for 15 minutes and then tomorrow on saturday, all eyes of the queen's grandchildren are expected to do the same. standing vigil by her coffin. it's the 1st time the queen's children have seen the coffin inside westminster hole. and also what a powerful moment to be a part of if you're a member of the public, also paying your respects. many of these people, as we've been hearing, have been lining up for hours, if not an entire day to pay their respects to the light monarch and as well. they've been able to do that by saying that new king for the 1st time and he's 3 siblings, very moving and powerful st. inside west means to hold in london. still hey, tom out 0. want to be when the biggest football stars pay his respects to the light queen that's coming up in spoke with peter. ah

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woke up, ambassador david beckham joined hundreds of thousands of people in paying respect to queen elizabeth the 2nd. the former england football captain waited around 12 hours in a long you see the monarch lying in states at westminster hall. i grew up in a family. the royalists, you know, i said earlier today, you know, i think back to my grandparents because my grandparents were alive, they would have been here. it's nice to be his. celebrate with everybody, you know, the life of her majesty and the legacy that she's left. a former france and percentage a man player has been charged for her part in a violent attack on one of her teammates k to marie. she was dragged from a car and beaten on the legs with an iron ball in the attack outside paris last november. and he was returning from a club dinner in a car driven by her midfield rival,

i mean not that the alo has been charged with aggravated violence and criminal association alongside for mail suspects. it's the end of an era in tennis with roger federal hanging up is records within weeks of another icon. serena williams. and now the 23 time grand slam champion has paid her tribute, phaedra thing, retirement just got the greatest of all time. williams reacted on instagram, saying, i wanted to find the perfect way to say this. as you so eloquently put the game to rest perfectly done, just like your korea. i've always looked up to you and admire you. you've been spied countless millions and millions of people, including me. i applaud you and look forward to all that you do in the future. welcome to the retirement club and thank you for being you've. and one of federal is main rivals. over the years novak jacobin posted this on these instagram

accounts, your career has set the tone for what it means to achieve excellence and lead with integrity and poise. it's an honor to know you on and off court. others have also been showing they admiration and respect for the foot star. he's an icon ah, of a score. and one of the guys i looked at in i'm pretty sure every, every person in the planet has looked up to, to roger. you know, he was a flat, our genius out on the corner. and if you're going often you don't wanna be like him and he don't have a lot of idea of our tennis. he is, and i can, you know, i mean he is like the most like tennis player of all time. ah, really nice guy. sad to see him go kind of wanted to play him before he left. definitely wanted to get a w of room at some point, but that would be nice to have on the resume. it's a big shot. you know, sir, it's

a john of the game. so yeah, it's a, it's a, it's not easy for, for everybody. he to touch ross for 14 years. it will be different as to that, in my opinion, the most powerful time you know, so i for him to finish a career in the rest career of us are i'm sure he's happy in the nfl. the kansas city chiefs have started off with 2 straight winds, and we have a rookie preparing for the latest victory over the los angeles charges like a birth schools will not have 17 all in the final call to when jaylen watson intercepted and ran the length of the field parking. oh, oh oh real? not bad at all. kansas city going on to win that match. $2720.00 for the charges losing for the for sun, the season to the outside. the end we've seen plenty of ceremonial 1st pictures in major league baseball, but almost mid of this unique and very rarely this accurate that was alex gallegos,

ski from any chelsea minnesota while delivering a perfect strike with his hockey stick out for great. that'll leave it from l. b or again, later with more sports news. emily. thank you very much, peter. all right, that's it for this news hour. i'm emily angry, but will leave you with pictures of king charles the 3rd and his 3 siblings standing vigil in westminster hall. the coffin of their late mother, queen elizabeth, the 2nd and members of the public are also falling through paying their respects to the monna ah, ah,

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