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minutes, cautious optimism, as officials from amman and saudi arabia arrive in yemen for talks with who is the officials aimed at finding a permanent end to the war. ah, east, a mass in occupied east jerusalem, or the shadowed by weeks of growing tension and violence between israelis and palestinians. forced from their homes by a changing climate, and soaring costs our port from account for the displace mia? somali is capital clash from the jaws of extinction, but is that a human cost to india's tiger conservation success story? i'm peter stammered him dough with all your sports also a little too loud and eventful to to premier lee drool. i'm spanish golf, a john ra most taken the lead from brooks trip to the masters in the final row back . oh gusta

ah welcome to the news hour. we begin in yemen, weather international efforts led by oman to forge a permanent end to the nearly 9 year long conflict, which has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and pushed millions more into poverty and hunger. a delegation from saudi arabia is now in yemen and is joined representatives from amman, who arrived on saturday. they will hold talks with the who thes, who control much of the north of the country and at the capital santa. as a precursor to this on saturday, a prisoner exchange was carried out who these received 13 detainees in exchange for one, saudi prisoner, the talks follow the restoration of diplomatic ties between riyadh and t. ron agreed last month. as part of a deal broken by china. the head of the who sees met with the omani and saudi

delegations earlier in santa in 2022 warring factions in yemen did agree to a 2 month cease fire. first extended truce in 7 years. the un broker deal did largely hold, but it was never extended. who if the representative say any peace, hawks must respect yeomans at territorial integrity? when i la mode is it i saw that we affirm a position at hearing to a just cause as emphasized by the leader in more than speech just to mom saw stopping the aggression completely lifting the blockade completely paying the salaries of all yemen employees from oil and gas revenues, compensation and reconstruction, as well as the exit of foreign forces from yemen. or yemen right now is controlled by several groups. the presidential leadership council, which was formed last year, this group controls most of southern yemen and is backed by saudi arabia. it is the

internationally recognized government, the u. a backed southern transitional council. they have a very influential presence in aden and other parts of the south with fighters stationed on the island of scot trap. the saudi u i. e. e e coalition is fighting the iran back, who thes, they have control of the capital santa and most of northern yemen. this has been the case since 2014. and al qaeda happens to be active in several areas with its biggest influence in the northern hydro move province out. there is hash marlboro has reported extensively on this story. now he explains what saudi arabia wants from the deal. and the challenge is all parties of facing in reaching a permanent agreement they want peace, they want stability because they have loss or massive transformation of saudi arabia. there were building many parts of the kingdom. they are about to start a massive project in the capital re yard, rebuilding

a new airport. they would like her every year to become a leading her career in the region. and therefore they want some sense of stability for that to happen. they don't want to see any similar scenario like their buckets flying into saudi arabia or the join us after targeted oil installations. to do that, the hope is are saying this time we're not looking for quick fixes. we did something which is going to be permanent for that permanent thing to happen. they wanted the truth and then they wanted the political settlement. all the political settlement, though, the hope is, although i've been talking to some of their own people to day and they are very optimistic. they say when it comes to the settlement with cautious is how it has to be year. many lead jamini owned. it has to be between us, the isler party and the different components of the human society. we don't want any international interferes, but ultimately the hurt is what they won't tell you why wishes they all the us.

whatever happens to model, they are definitely going to be the ones to have a bigger say, this is a complex political landscape. the americans failed because it's very complex. the european tried this in work. the united nation has been struggling for quite some time to bring all those parties to come together to negotiate a political settlement. this could be a moment, by the way, one side, or maybe it could be on a collision course with united out of m as particular when it comes to the secessionist. the secessionist are saying that we are breaking away. we no longer part of this yemen. this deal stipulates that the man has to stay united with the health is having a bigger say, you have this law, have this decision secessionist, this is why when you talk to the health is about the potential for a final settlement. they will tell you it will take some time around 400000 people have died in the conflicts in yemen is who say millions more have been displaced. this is the humanitarian situation as it stands at the moment with ad agency agency saying that this is a man made crisis. 80 percent of people in yemen are need of aid and assistance.

this is according to the united nations. well, food program is saying 17000000 people face food insecurity and malnutrition rates among women and children. and yemen remain among the highest in the world and estimated at 3 and a half 1000000 pregnant and breastfeeding women and children under the age of 5, a suffering from acute malnutrition. so every year the you and launch is an appeal for yemen and says it this year, the help required is around $4300000000.00. there got diarrhea as the un stepped. he can attend coordinators normally based in yemen, joins us live now from the dread. how great is your funding shortfall at the moment? good evening. thank you very much for having us. the room short 412023 is about 70 percent or 80 percent of the resources we have been asking. we're asking for a 4300000000. as you noted,

we are receiving blemishes in amounting or about $1200000000.00. so far. this is in comparison to what we received last year, which was close to 50 percent at about $2000000000.00 out of the 4 that were requesting. what happens if these obligations are not mat? well, these are not really obligations. this is really the generosity of the donors and we present a plan to them. and we doesn't that this is, these are the needs of the people of human. this plan is crafted by united nations . we thought you might have partners about 200 national and use internet and use and you in agencies and we present to the world. these are the needs of your many people in order to barely survive. i mean, not to develop themselves, not to. i want talking about resilience recovery or people returning home or just talking about bare minimum survival. here is a food water, nutrition agenda, different services that we try to. we try to provide if the funding is not provide,

it means less services. it means transfer connects that have to close. it means are pumping stations for water, stop pumping or pumping. the water in school is that a few schools that remain not the, the number of schools that remain, that function even less way than they do. so we now have about 215000000 children that are out of school in yemen. and this is the result of the compounded impact of 8 years of over 8 years of conflict in yemen that has destroyed public services. and that has brought the economy very much to hold on has impacted millions of people. can fail is an extended trace last year has the situation eas, tellico back, it has, i mean the true so to stick with the 2nd of october, think something like that. and then and then since then there has not been much the presumption of hostages. they have continued to be fighting,

but the religion purchased cub not change their position much under so the, the question has stopped st in that has resulted in a decrease in the number of casualties. decrease the number of your people displaced or, or because he's the operations we've been able to access all the places. but there have been some very unfortunate or negative impacts by the fact that some people that returned home the 2 areas that were changing contaminated with mines. and we're seeing spike in the number of mine related incidents in over the course of that are. so that, that is now a new challenge that is the fighting starts to ease, you still have munitions and minds that pose a grave danger to people. safety in that area now needs to be cleared. but can i just ask you to just going through the very fragmented situation of the country, many different groups and charge it as you know,

there is the presidential leadership council form last year that controls much of southern yemen. you also have the secessionist, you have al qaeda active in parts of the country. the who fees are prevalent, obviously in santa and northern yam. and so from practical perspective, if you are trying to get a to where it needs to be, you're having to move in between and deal with multiple different actors. correct. and this complicates matters tremendously. the fact that we have a country that is politically divided or we have to go in and not one currency, but to a different exchange rates. communication is very, very difficult song, roads that communicate the bars. the control of the government of human answered are not possible. does it, does he do? 1000000 people is divided were like the berlin, like berlin once once was and that makes the delivery of assistance very,

very complex and challenging. we have to negotiate access with many different different actors. and it's more complicated than it should be. you were just mentioning children some 2000000 children under the age of 5, a suffering from acute malnutrition and the law. well, for nearly a decade there is been the struggle to meet their basic humanitarian needs. but you pointed out schooling an education that has ground to a halt or it's been severely disrupted. are the children of young men being robbed of that future? good. you know, here men are definitely suffering enormously and you said it's robbed of their future and it's a whole generation that has not, no, not a normal human is a country where there's a vast majority of great proportional population is very young. and this conflict over over the last, over 8 years and the previous difficult particular situation since 2011

means that many, many children do not have a person, does not really have the future to look to know what we have hope now is that the current discussions that are ongoing, what did you go to discussions might actually be the way to a situation where the country can gain some normalcy. and we can just start to see a restoration of normal, normal life arose opening and trying to transition from from i don't assistance which is still badly needed because this is what we are need to respond to now, to hopefully in the medium term recovery programs resilience programs and programs that enable people to rebuild their lives. thank you very much. i will share and all the best with the slack. and there goes are, yeah, you end up taking my parent coordinator. thank you very much. thank you. the news, our life from london still had a scramble to find the source of highly classified

u. s. intelligence documents lea don't line and also in liverpool, klauser thrilling to, to draw in the premier league. we'll have that story useful. ah, christians around the world a celebrating easter sunday, but in occupied east jerusalem celebration is happening against the backdrop of growing tension and violence between israelis and palestinians. as there is at russell center has been reporting on the store, he has more now from occupied east jerusalem. yet in the haughty church of the supper, the also do of jerusalem house 4 quarters jewish christian was them an armenian. what is this church fixed loose in could assume water according to the provisions dated back to the full to century. this place contains 2 sides of the considered

hoarding im curtis geometry. the 1st side is where jesus was crucified out in some noun, walker. and the 2nd one is what he is empty tone. pete's please. who's jim believes that he was buried and resurrected here. these jewish please, ascension wolfol, deflections off the coast janitor. what the custodian of the key for this church is a muslim family. sees assumptions here is why jocelot have the law you of your so law i'll dean allow you be after conquering jerusalem, drafted a covenant and gave the key to a muslim family to maintain a neutral guardian of the church so that it could avoid conflicts between different christian denominations and be protected today is the easter sunday for catherine credits, juice, depart. york has just arrived due to procession. and the started for now it's peaceful sheer. the few was dead. if israeli occupation forces intervene or put

restrictions on the side that could trigger and other tension. because last one is the interstate occupation forces stored. alex or morse the toward whole is sorry for muslims, didn't grandmother and forcefully removed overnight posting of worshippers. they also injured pounds of palestinians and arrested around $400.00. now it's easter for christians, muslims, or steel observing ramadan and is also jewish, pass over. so jerusalem is significant for all birth muslims, and many christians hearsay. the alternation was israelis and the occupation forces are making it extremely difficult for them to perform their feet because of the restrictions and inter thrace rescue server of 0 occupied is jefferson. meanwhile, israel says it's bombed military targets in syria, syria meters, reporting explosions near the capital damascus, with the israel saying that the bombing came off to rockets were fired from the

country on saturday, cutting to serene state media. the outcomes brigade has claim responsibility for their citing the israeli rights at the alex. a mosque earlier is ready soldiers, blocks, young palestinians, and women from entering the alex a mosque before the morning prayer. it comes a day after palestinians barricaded the doors to keep israeli forces out. i say the troops wanted to remove them from the mosque ahead of the ramadan knight pratt. of course, in other developments that a pope francis has used his ease to address, to urge israelis and palestinians to resume dialogue and work towards peace in the region. he expressed his deep warri over this weeks flare up of violence. that of the roman catholic church also called for peace and ukraine. the pope addressed tens of thousands of catholics from around the world in saint peter's square. the 86 year old was released from hospital a week ago after treatment for bronchitis inquisition. if he yamuna to you on this

day, lord, we entrust the city of jerusalem to you and may there be a resumption of dialogue in a climate of trust and reciprocal respect between israelis and palestinians with you. so that peace may rain in the holy city and in the entire region. i express my deep concern about the attacks of recent days that threatened the desired climate of trust and mutual respect, necessary to resume dialogue between israelis and palestinians. hundreds of mourners attended a funeral and the occupied west bank town of as soon for a man shot and killed by israeli forces. oh no palestinian health officials identified him as 20 year old. i had selim he was killed on saturday. ready forces of killed at east $97.00 palestinians this year. also in the way in the occupied west 9th day, a funeral was held for 2 israeli bush. her sisters killed in a shooting on friday. their car was attacked in the jordan valley by it suspected palestinian gunmen. their mother was also in the vehicle. she is in

a critical condition. still, we take you to somalia now where more than half of the population is struggling to survive the most severe drought in the country's history. 5 rainy seasons have failed, and as 6 looked doubtful, rising food price is due to the war in ukraine and making the crisis worse. katherine sawyer reports now from the capital, mogadishu. so we are on our come for displaced people here on the outskirts of a dish to thousands of people have come here from different parts of the country. and basically they have fled from drought. and they say that the situation back home has been unbearable. many people have died. we have hard from government officials who say at least 43000 people have died in the last one and a half years. so the situation is very dire. we have been talking to aid workers

who said that they are overwhelmed and their money, you know, donna money is not coming in fast enough. so people here are saying that they don't have food. we have talked to a woman who says that to a hot children have died one very, very recently. so, but i fled from home because of lack of water and food. all on most died. my children are sick. i don't even know how i can rebuild my life. people are living in this kind of conditions. it has been raining in some parts of the country. but, you know, these has come with its own devastations because people are saying that they don't have enough to cover themselves and water is pouring into their houses. we know that in some parts of the country, several people have died because of a torrential rains. others have lost their homes,

and many others are coming here. and, you know, when we talk about the range, you know, someone would ask why in this id piece, not going back home by so difficult. many of this displaced people come from their pharma. so they come from areas where they have been planting, but it was very difficult to plan, so they are here. so right now the situation continues to be very bad because like i said, they have not planted. so aid workers are saying that we are going to expect more bad consequences. now, chinese state needier said their military is practicing and encirclement have taiwan and it's simulated strikes during a 2nd day of drills in response to taiwanese president sy, in when's visit the united states?

taiwan, that defense ministry on sunday reported 11 chinese warships and 70 aircraft near the taiwan straits, median line. that's the unofficial barrier between the 2 sides. victoria gates and been our ports for all those on y'alls. if you're a taiwanese close god vessel issues, a warning to a chinese will ship taking part in drills in the taiwan strait or go. oh, you are now seriously damaging regional piece stability and safety. please turn around immediately and leave oh model. on saturday, the defense ministry reported that 70 chinese jets crossed the median line of the taiwan straits. the unofficial barrier between the 2 sides. beijing says the military is rehearsing and encirclement of the self governing island, which it sees as a breakaway province. the 3 day exercise follows taiwanese president, sy, in when's visit to the us in the capital, taipei, people go about their daily lives. many say they fluctuate between fear and

indifference. it's all comical. go down to the place of the president, ravens different countries has the effect of increasing international awareness of taiwan. of course, verbal and military intimidation from china can't be avoided. but i think because the symptom of ation has been going on for such a long time, it's impossible to ignore ha, china considers taiwan part of its territory and has not ruled out using force to take it. but taiwanese considered themselves independent and reject the one country to systems policy. now is the root handle. it all, it is all to constantly talk about unification as quite unnecessary or rather, there is no absolute need for this. yvonne also china is talking about unification in a while threatening military action, which is quite pointless. i think it's more important for us to live our lives as we are currently and have taiwan to achieve a bigger position on the international stage. homes in the military drills have

disrupted shipping and air traffic in a region crucial to global trade, more worrying. perhaps beijing is turning up the heat on another simmering conflict . victoria gay to be al jazeera, the u. s. department of justice content is contained to investigate how dozens of classified intelligence documents ended up on the internet. the alleged secret files reveal that united states spies on its allies as well as its adversaries. they also paint a grim assessment of roches military capability in the ongoing warren ukraine, like hannah reports on this now from washington. the published documents the port to show the degree to which the ukrainian military is struggling and the conflict. but also supposedly show that the u. s has extensively penetrated russian intelligence units and is also spying on close allies, including ukraine's military and political leaders. the leak that was 1st reported by the new york times includes details about ukraine's military strength and its

casualty comes along with those of russian forces. the times report says, one senior us official called the leak, a massive intelligence breach, made worse because it lays out to russia just how deep american intelligence operatives have managed to get into the russian military apparatus. but some of the details in the documents appear to have been altered to present a rosy, a picture of the russian military feeling speculation that they are being used in a propaganda drive. there are some aspects of the document that have some authenticity to them, but they're also indications that this may be a russian disinformation campaign, which is a very good, it's attempting to target strategic intelligence sharing between the united states and ukraine. and try to create a bad faith relationship there. the documents also appear to revealed us national secrets about the middle east,

china and even north korea. the white house is working at damage control with its traditional allies, many of whom i believe have been angered at the reported extent of us espionage. it's also working at reassuring those allies that the u. s. is able to keep its secrets and what the white house most needs is concrete information about the leaks from both the pentagon and the department of justice. mike and i'll just sarah washington, socrates in hamburg a warning as possible. toxic fumes in the air after fire broke out in a warehouse near the city. a 140 people have been moved to safety. fire department is advising residents to stay in doors and to keep their windows closed or challenge as the story. now. a major fire and a major response in germany's 2nd largest city. from before dawn

firefighters battled the flames consuming several warehouses in an industrial area . southeast of hamburg center. german media reported the containers of hydrogen sulfide were involved. it talks at chemical with an unpleasant odor. so far, cruzan police will breathing mosques. prism fios, i few were and we have been here since 4 o'clock in the morning. resident reported the fire to us initially, but only a warehouse that had sped to other warehouses for various reasons. a cloud of smoke is covering half the city and we sounded our warning system. a police spokesperson said it isn't possible get to assess how dangerous the situation is. people in hamburg have been advised by mobile phone to lots to close their windows, turn off ventilation and air conditioning, and avoid the area. the plume of dark smoke also halted long distance trains between hamburg and other german cities. by mid day, the fire department had reduced the threat level. authorities say no injuries have

been reported yet. we talents out is here. he was and he is ally from london. much will sell to bring you on the program after 2 devastating us quite. we'll look at how this plays people in northern syria coping in the fostering month of ramadan. while number one know that joke of it is set for a return to tennis action. we'll hear from him in sports. ah. well the spring flowers wrap puck you through the snow in places, admittedly in the balkans, but then the spain porch was the nice warm sunshine. recently the cloud is closing in. they're coming from the atlanta across the british isles, bringing rain with it, and some dropping temperature. not true for northern fronts, the low countries, but it's been disappointingly cold and still is in

a good part of central southeast in europe and turkey. and if i take you a heads to monday, that doesn't improve the wind is quite strong blowing across the bathrooms than the gin and the attitude north in egypt. plenty of rain for turkey itself, an improvement to some degree with sherry right in the balkans and in austria. still some snow up in the mountains even so it doesn't change very much. during tuesday, the rain will be worked its way through germany and france, down towards austria. again, knocking, tempted back a little bit, but not much, but it's still warm in spain force could you could even say hot, which has been the case and is still the case in the cell in north africa, where this wind will drop temples to some degree. and it brings dust and sand with its still by 8 degrees above where it should be in jemina for example. but rain is tempering that further west is particularly heavy in parts cameroon, nigeria, and a long way north, in barley and possibly mauritania, which will not attempt back here as well. ah,

the african countries have struggled to reclaim many of the artifacts taken by european colonizers. and this is our experience identity in the final port of the series, museums and collectors, still hold precious assets like the new rooms. few have been returned, but the still a long way to go and progress is painfully slow. restitution africa stolen with possibly asia on or 0. i've worked out. is there english since it's launch? as a principal presenter and as a correspondence with any breaking the story we want to hear from those people who would normally not get that voice is heard on an international news channels. one moment i'll be very proud of was when we covered the napoleon lake of 2015, a terrible natural disaster on a story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be then to

tell the people story was very important at the time lou ah, i look at main stories of following on this news. our saudi and omani delegations of arrived in yelman's capital son offer talks with who's the officials as part of international efforts and yemen. nearly 9 year long conflict with the representative say any peace talks must respect yeoman's territorial integrity. hundreds of christians have gathered an occupied east. jerusalem for eastern mass celebration is happening am and growing tension and violence between palestinians and israelis. spots by police raids on knee. alack! some mosque this week,

and more than half of somalis population is struggling to survive the most severe drought in the country's history. fine rainy seasons have failed and a 6 is looking doubtful. rising food prices due to the war in ukraine, a deepening this crisis will half a century of oil exploration in nigeria. southern o'conny region has caused a wide spread damage to the environment. activists of criticize the pace of clean up operations. international oil companies shell is accused of being one of the main pollutants. i'm at address reports on this now from o'conny. these all cupboard boat lying idly on polluted waters mirror, the lives of people here in nigeria or to reach. they've waited 3 decades for their damage, land, vegetation, and water to be cleaned up. 4 years ago, falling public pression criticism royal dutch shell and the nigerian government

began clearing up some of the 60 fi sites identified in a united nations environment report. a $1000000000.00 was set aside for the work to date. we have dawn 15, lots comprising of 20 sites of from the net report. so we have about $45.00 size lift to to handle. and these 45 sites are being classified as the semi complex to complex sites. here, newman growth shoots have sprouted, and aquatic life is slowly coming back. science at the clean up could reverse the devastation. the united nations environment report of 2011 says, even with cbs commitment, it could take up to 50 years to restore the environment, to what it used to be environmentally say the way the work has been planned and conducted is wrong. by now, with grade that be on your side mediation,

that should been a little gone water. now to me, shoreline remediation this as not been done off, he should say more extensive clearance will begin soon. although 6 water projects are about to be completed, most people living here are still exposed to dangerous levels of oil pollution. the amount of cousin a genic benzine, in the underground water here is $900.00 times more than what the walls have organization consider safe or humans. yet people leave around the site, some even drink the water, use it for washing, and that led to some severe health problems and even die the united nations cause they are going to clean up one of the most ambitious environmental restoration projects ever attempted. while all this is going on, more oil is being spilled in the niger delta. something active is say, could reverse the small games met here so far? i did rece algebra are going rescuers in the southern french city of marcia, searching for several people believe to be trapped under

a collapse building. the residential block came down just after midnight local time . there's no confirmation yet of what caused this to happen. local authorities saying that 8 residents not answering their phones. so our hierarchy reports now. navigating narrow streets of ma, say, emergency crew of face with a difficult task of removing bubble blocking entry into the cops residential building. also, we think there might be between 4 to 10 people under the rubble, the fire is still going on as i speak, it's very hard to access it because the rubble is blocking access to the fire. and of course, we need to get rid of some of the rubble for safety of the rescue team. with smoke escaping the class. building those living on the same street were forced to leave their home and being put top in local schools until it's safe to return. the full story brought down parts of the building on either side on sunday,

natalie always did. absolutely. our top priority remains the search for survivors in the rubble. you know, there's a concern that some people may have been caught in the 1st collapse were faced with persistent fire lasting several hours. now at extremely high temperatures. we have to project our firefighters and sniffer dogs spotted your mil gas. witnesses say it all started when they heard a loud explosion and smelt gas in the early hours of the morning until jan exposure, we heard an explosion between midnight and one. i am a very strong one that made us jump. we looked out the window to see what was happening and i saw rebel smoke and people shouting me. 8 people were killed in law say in 2018 when 2 dilapidated buildings caved in. 8 agencies reported at the time that $40000.00 people in the port city were living in sub standard structures . bond city officials have ruled out structural issues in this latest collapse. sorry, height of al jazeera when international olympic committee lifted the

ban on competitors from russia. batteries last month, it left it craning athletes training for paris 2024. in limbo. it cranes. government says it will boycott the games. if russians and batter russians are allowed to take part. so john hall spoke to athletes and keith, who already been affected by the war to get their reaction. the world championship and olympic bronze med list, spending 7 hours in the pool daily with one aim in mind. gold in paris in 2024. if they get the twin synchronized swimmers, florida and marina alexi ever will do so against the old, displaced from their home in her cave, their former training facility shell, to rebel. it is not just the destruction of war that stands in their way. but the politics of international sport for us,

it's of course not the low russian russian, because you were the, 1st of all, it be new guidelines from the world lympics body could see athletes from russia and bell roost competing as neutrals international olympic committee does. in fact, that russian and better russian athletes faith that next is a little bit games in paris. then it could cost many. you traded. government here is threatening to banish athletes from taking. it means competing with the enemy. ukrainian athletes have already paid the highest price. the war has claimed 262 of the country's brightest competitors and destroyed hundreds of sports facilities. the sisters are adamant, their dream must not be jeopardized further. whatever do you think? we will do everything in our power not to allow them into competition because this

is an immoral position in the sport is about piece, and that can be no peace with russian and better russian athletes. competing dick athlete followed, demure andrew shook had a glittering career ahead of him. his best friend dimitra says little to me was widely tipped for olympic success next year. it was says demitra, his drive to win that lead followed me to join the army. there is none, all athletes, a very strong people, if they don't have character and will, they will not last very long in sport. and it is that which makes them go to war, to fight for family. loved ones and country followed him. it was killed in east and ukraine in january, another blow to the countries olympic hopes which his fellow competitors are determined to keep alive. joan, a whole al jazeera keith aladdin. there certainly covers a specialist on russian foreign affairs. and he believes that russia and batteries

should be allowed to compete his part of the traditional olympic spirit. you remember what he added that google dandy ah, said them out there in big movement one year. then there was a near all falling bigger island, bigger olympics actually arranged aging olympics. it said that the, the sports should be out of politics. so i think that it is not fair for austin and the russian efforts actually to stay away from the olympics. so, and this is the position of ukrainian athletes, and i think that and that should be the opportunity to compete with all the athletes court. we are training to participate that the lending so i think that there will be guide else should be resolved and should be going ahead as muslims around the world observe, ramadan people in northwest syria and dealing with multiple challenges, 12 years of conflict. and now the aftermath of 2 powerful earthquakes are commish

reports on this. now from inland this year's ramadan won't be the same for our mud and his family after their 2 devastating earthquakes in north with syria on february 6th. he now stands on what remains of his home as learner, her middle head renewing his at any moment. i lost everything where my house was destroyed, my life was turned upside down. i remember when me and my family used to spend ramadan in our home together. bob used to feel it's joy and now we cry. every time we break our fast, however, therapy we are grateful that will survive and still have each other. who i would recommend is among thousands of others who lost their homes and are now living in tents. the earthquakes displaced more than a 140000 people,

forcing them to live in camps already crowded with those made homeless by serious 12 year war. families here are breaking their fast with whatever they can find to eat and drink an ottoman database. and what comes in a what i was displaced from my home town and i've been living in this camp for years. the earthquakes damage many people who came to refugee camps in this camp only hosted hundreds of families and is now as a crowded out of the war. and a disaster caused additional hardships on us. the only thing we can do is survive. it organizations are doing what they can to help. i'm not one of them and sunny i've been was taught our trial base to deliver nothing to those who are afflicted by the earthquakes and the internally displaced. however, lack of proper funding, restrict so access the n g o is working 247 to be of help them. however, the you in intervention is essential was the need is still on the rise. despite the

challenges, many people have not lost hope. they view ramadan as the month of june, the ra city, as they continue to cook and share meals with each other. ramadan is hard this year for many of this camp, but they are resilient, and the spirit of the holy must continue to inspire hope and they're all city. and families are joined together to give each other the support they need to survive. no promotion just the are all a live india's prime minister and remedy has released figures revealing that tiger numbers have again increased in the country. it comes as india marks 50 years since the stars of the project tiger conservation program. at the time of indies, independence from britain in 947 estimates, placed india's tiger population around at 40000, but haunting and habitat destruction decimated their numbers. and the 1st ever indian tiger census in 970 to reveal the existence of only

a 1827 tigers. the latest figures reveal therein out more than 3000 of these big cats in the country. 75 percent of the wealth tiger population can now be found in india. and tiger observes, in the country span at 75000 square kilometers. but some communities living near reserves, say the project has displaced indigenous populations. and it's forcing tigers into closer contact with humans. or yeah, mm hm. it has more on this. these majestic wild cats have long been a source of fascination for many people around the world. even from a distance you can sense the power of the royal bengal tiger in this reserve. in india's mahar roster state for years they've been under threat of extinction because of habitat loss. hunting and poaching. since $973.00 successive governments have made their mission to create a safe area for the critically endangered tigers. and now their numbers are growing

. the set up of buffer zones and reserves has led to a flourishing wildlife. but the growing bengal tiger population is coming at a cost for people living near by with the animals rami out of protected areas. local communities depend on the forest for their livelihood. they need firewood and pick map were flowers every year to sell in the markets. but now is become too risky. magician says, a bengal tiger killed her husband. welcome me. they went looking for him to the edge of the village. when they entered the forest they found a basket of flowers scattered. there was a plastic bag, water bottles, slippers and floors, but he was not there. they found some blood. the villagers came back, they said something bad had happened. a lavine limited. though the tigers in leopards killed at least 53 people in this region last year, according to authorities. they say it's the highest number in a single district. one of the major reasons for conflict in this landscape is

because there is a lot of intrusion into the ford as my local people for various reasons. and then there is presence of large graduate. and mostly they are the, are dispersing some adult gobs that then to get into conflict, which have grown up in no human dominated forests. so they then to go closer to a field and probably do not fear people as much as they should. the feel director of the need to reserve suggests there needs to be more measures to control the growing tiger numbers. we need to find out certain solutions lake. and he was civil contraceptives if it is available when a great because it may not be a applicable already to may not be introduced at a large scale. but we need to how certain solutions in hand, and we should be able to use them really dizzy quite for now, people have built temples with tigers, have killed their loved ones. they believe this might prevent future attacks.

really mohammed al jazeera monday marks 25 years since a good friday agreement ended the conflict in northern ireland. it was known as the troubles for the tween catholic nationalists who wanted the region to become part of the irish republic and protestant loyalists who wanted it to remain a part of the united kingdom. we spoke to 2 young men about their hopes for the future. ah, remembers dross, romero. i'm from a catholic background in northern ireland on the news every day he heard of a bombing shooting. something dreadful that was happening and this was something that was kind of interspersed for northern ireland. that was something that sort of affected life in every way. my name is zachary hutchinson and i come from a protestant background here in northern ireland. still quite

a divided society, especially at that point, very much based on, on religion, between protestant and catholic. it was still very much a dark, dark place even kind of in those more rural. will you in term tranquil areas by the sea? there are still still atrocities that occurred. the agreement creates new institutions, the northern ireland assembly to restore to the people the fundamental democratic right to govern themselves. there is a sense of kind of hoping optimism the on the 10th of april and 90 that wasn't there in previous previous years. that sense of a new start of a change of subject 3 of, of hope for, for northern ireland, for the older generation. there is that history of violence and therefore the history, the kind of suspicion almost that each side will have towards one another will

probably be lesser and lesser as time goes on. but i don't think it will ever really go away. i believe in northern ireland. i believe that it will, it does have a prosperous future ahead of it regardless of the difficulties that are there that there is certainly cause for optimism and then hope i. so northern ireland with the divided neighborhoods with the divided scaling system that exists here remains very much divided. i think only 13 percent of peoples in northern ireland integrated skills. that means that the 87 percent go to an exclusively protestant school or an exclusively conflicts build. so a lot of today's children are still growing up divided from one another. there is a growing sense of northern irishness across northern ireland. i think the census results actually reflects that as well that more people are identifying as northern irish rather than irish or british, there's still a way to go, i suppose,

before northern ireland resembles abnormal functioning, western societies. as i'm calling girl growing older, i realized actually there is more than the nicest than divide this in terms of those 2 communities are here and probably will remain here. but thankfully, not being violent, generally towards one another. and living in relative still had for you on this news out from london. old i to sports news and new zealand rugby seven's team are on their way to the olympic games. we'll have that and move pizza after the break. awe in celebration of dave al jazeera showcase is the collection of climate focused programming. rise meets the people calling for systems change. is the production process, but the guy or hail the playmates covers the forces at play undermining meaningful

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ah time now full the sport with peter indo. marian, thank you so much. we'll start with the final round of the years. first, goals, major, the master's of the players are to come back out to complete. the 3rd round 12 during that 3rd round leader brooks kicker, went to over par. that allowed spaniard john rom, a window of opportunity. all of them has moved into the lead after 11 holes. is 3 over 4 the round and has dropped 2 shots adrift. he shares 2nd place with full mickelson, the 52 year old shot 7 amber 2nd. detroit went on a high and the big news at the start of the day was tiger woods. his withdrawal from the tournament was pulled out before the 3rd round, resumed, excited an injury. it brings to an end these incredible streak of completing all $72.00 holes of every tournament. he has played at augusta as

a professional. premier league leaders arsenal have had they lead at the top of the standings reduced to 6 points that after 2 to draw at anfield against liverpool, mccullough ted, his men took the lead. who had gabrielle martin? i did go inside the opening 10 minutes. the lead was doubled when martin eli turned provider and set up gabrielle jesses moving from side to get back into it and managed to pull one back. shortly before halftime mohammed zoloft, the man of the mountains and hunting could have equalized. in the 2nd half when they were awarded, the penalty seller stepped up. but his effort went wide. the hosts would get their equalizer. eventually they reverted from eda popping up with the go the key to liverpool, 8th, 12 points off the champions league places. when you can see it at the end, always drop to point because you have it and you are so friend,

my your alliance at the moment that a feel in it. ah, we should have done it by being fair to ourselves. it has 4 be chances i could have a score on them is dependent and i would have to look our search in the mirror and, and, and we should have done much better in the 2nd half built battle, little more ready in a sponsor to, to fight back and what we did and st harvey should have turned a game completely round. um, but the chances we had until at least the point is okay. in the early kickoff crystal palace crushed leads 51 alice were suffering from poor resolve from the side of his sack, patrick vieira. they brought back all my manager roy hodgson and what an impact hutchison has made here. if i had one away from home, no lace let spec to back winds. as they moved 6 winds clear, the relegation zone over in spain and let it go. madrid completed, su one whenever they capital rivals riot via cono. bryan had

a free cake. nearer let it goes 8 in your area, but they were dispossessed. and a quick counter lead to noel molina is opening goal to be. that advantage was double the fraction over 2 minutes later mario her most. so heading home for the ag, semi only side is tightened their grip on 3 place most so tennis will number one, no bakovich returns to action at the monte carlo masters this week. the $22.00 time grand slam winter missed the 2 most recent masters. $1000.00 events at indian wells, and by amie, that's because of been being denied entry into the united states will be unvaccinated against coven. 19 the serb has won twice in monte carlo before, and cannot wait to get started. well, last couple years i'm used to it, you know, i mean i haven't played america last year at all. and they're now this year again. so whether it's ok and i it is what it is. i did more training on clay, which is of course positive. if you think about the clay season,

norway's casper rude. we'll also be in monte carlo this week. the war number 5 has a buy into the 2nd round and he wound up very nicely for the bosses. events. i wouldn't be estoril open in portugal. rude, defeated, meal me at kitchen men of ich, 6 to 76 for his 10th career, atp title. and on the women's 2 aunts deborah has won her 1st title of the season and soon as the and finished runner up in charleston last year. but in 2023. she has managed to go one better. in a rematch of the 2020 to final. it was job her who would come out on top defeating belinda bench, which in straight sets of the victory in hong kong. last week, new zealand 7 side made it back to back world series titles and singapore. earlier, the all black sevens had taken care of fiji and the semi finals and faced argentina in the final. the kiwis overcame the argentines narrowly 1917 to win their 4th site live 2023 tries from captain dylan. dylan collier moses leah and brady rush,

sealing the deal, as well as in the big games qualifications to be honest out, i'll definitely the way to see it is that relentless effort in it and energy and just well, the willingness to work for each other and it really showed up in rights of the phrase from helping the united states reach the world baseball classic final. last month, my trout has paid a starring role for his major league baseball franchise trout and the los angeles angels were up against the toronto blue jays. the american hitting a 3 run homer in the 4th inning as the angels 195 toronto for game winning streak snapped by the angels. elsewhere, the san diego padres defeated, the atlanta braves for one the game most notable for the supposed catch. austin riley of the braves pulling off the santa sadly for him and atlanta. and it could not prevent defeat. play my riley and the boston red sox dish that

a 14 hiding against the detroit tigers. jack adam duvall was this 2 run homer, and they can 8 nothing at the top of the food. would you believe? all part of what turned out to be a robber, humiliating day for detroit sport disorder. that's all the sport marion back to him in london. all right, thanks very much peter. so that's it. then he is out that i'll be back in a couple of minutes if more the days for you. ah ah. and from the al jazeera london broke up into 2 people in thoughtful conversation with

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east end, the excitement is over the arrival of their teacher. fransisco velasquez, there's only one school and chaos casinos. infancy school is the only teacher. the fact that these children are able to have an education at all the result of years of hard work from the local community here in coyote coaching at the store. this year, the u. s. government announced $33000000.00 to increase access to education. part of a broader strategy by the by did administration to address the root causes of migration from central america. critics. in honduras, however, warned that ramp and government corruption means that foreign assistance too often goes astray. ah, cautious optimism as officials from amman and saudi arabia arrive in yemen for talks with the officials aimed at finding a poem and an end to the wall.