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hello, i am sammy's aiden. this is the news. our live from dell are coming up in the next 60 minutes. hospitals and other critical buildings in sudan come under fire. as the fighting between the army and a powerful paramilitary group escalates. situation is already led to are in those loss of life, including many civilians. the un secretary general appeals for an immediate halt in the fighting and calls for dialogue between the warring sides. a french call to quits air, boston air france for a 2009 plane crash that kill 228 people. emotional reunions and hopes for a lasting peace. hundreds of prisoners return home to yemen. optimistic the years long war is coming to an end. and i am p systemic with your sport. barcelona president claims the club is the victim of a ferocious smear campaign over the referee payment scandal and

n b. a saw yana sent to compote goes down injured in game one of the playoffs. ah, we begin the news, our with the escalating violence in sudan where civilians have been caught up in the fighting since saturday or critical buildings are now in the firing line. we're told the sudan doctors syndicate saying a number of hospitals are out of service across the country, and patients have had to be moved. power has been cut in several areas of hot tube and other regions. earlier monday the cities electricity company said 3 sub stations were out of service and for were operating at half capacity. and officials say the main water station in the capital has been severely damaged, resulting in water shortages. some shops are running out of bottled water for

heaven. mohammed begins our coverage. plumes of smoke rise along the tarmac at cartoon at port on a 3rd day of fighting between sedans, army, and the biggest and most powerful paramilitary force. explosions as strikes and gunshots, a hurt across the capital has both sides claimed there making advances in strategic areas. but details on the ground are unclear. footage released by the sudanese military shows, a number of rapid support forces troops surrendering their weapons and equipment in khartoum. the army says it's resumed control of state tv and will use it to update the public. it also says it's re taken morrow. we airport in the north, but that conflicts with claims by the r s f, which says it's meant still control the facility. what is out of that you're putting in this message is for all those who are saying that middle, the airport is still under the control of the sort of means army. right now we are inside metal rear port. as you can see, there is a plane behind us,

and we are stationed here until the victory. the iris f also says an army lead battalion handed over its vehicles in the eastern. now, part of cartoon, state sudan has been brought to a standstill after attempt to open a humanitarian corridor failed, fighting, destroyed cartoons, main water station. raising fears of widespread food and water shortages only warns till water water left. this is a more manly one and that everything is and you know, the water bottle structure looked saw him, the whole, the auto, whole milk. everything is empty here on the refrigerator. see everything is carlos, nothing left foot. so given order a little while air strikes continue and the warring side show no desire for talks, it's the people offset on that pain. the heaviest price for healing mohammed al jazeera has go live now to hip morgan. she's in cartoon. so here's where on day 3,

still we've got planes count. the claims is the situation with fighting, becoming any clearer while there was in the intense air stripes, launched by the sudanese armed forces against positions held by the rapid support forces earlier this afternoon. but fighting around the vicinity of the general command of the army headquarters and around the presidential palace, which was intense in the early hours of monday, has luxury reduced. and both 5 said this is because they want to open, i mean humanitarian corridors for those who are trapped around these locations, civilians who are trapped around these locations to be able to get out and return to their homes. these locations, of course, near around universities, around hospitals, around schools. and many people have been trapped there for 3 days now with no access to clean water or food. so it looks like for the next 2 hours around the vicinity of the general command of the army headquarters am be

a presidential balance. there will be a reduced air strikes and military and artillery firing for the humanitarian curtis to open. but when you look at the northern parts of a capital across the nile river, there was a reports of heavy fighting between the r s f and the sudanese army. so while fighting is reducing in some parts of the capital, it's increasing and other parts as both sides try to make games over the other. and you mentioned the monitoring situation that we're seeing now. the videos and claims of people being stuck at home, stuck in universities, running out to food and fuel. how desperate is the situation getting for people while people were not expecting best fighting to begin with when they woke up on saturday, they thought it was just going to be another day. so people did not stir extra food at home. people did not store water and they are part of the country because of what the facilities and electricity facilities being hit due to the fighting their

power outages and water cars as well. so many people say that they haven't had electricity running water for 3 days and they're running out of drinking water for people who are trapped in places in public institutions, hospitals and schools. there is no food because again, they were not expecting the fight to happen. fighting has happened in many parts of the country over the past 60 years, but it's never reached the capital one to many people don't know when the air strikes will have because there are no sirens to one of incoming airstrikes. there are no safety shelters around the capital for people to run to once the air strikes heads are heavy artillery hit the capital or some of the residential areas. so people are staying at home, waiting for this to die down and they're waiting to see when they can access food in the supermarkets or in the shops and when they can get clean water to be able to drink. alright, thanks so much. have a morgan, there are leaders that the united nations have been discussing the situation and sudan secretary general and tony would perish is condemning the violence. let's

bring in our diplomat again, james base. he's at the united nations headquarters for so james, where is the security council heading on this? well, the security council will be meeting on the issue of saddam and what's happened in the last 3 days. the violence, i think has shocked many members of the security council let be a close meeting, which will come up in a couple of hours time. there's a meeting right now taking place on the yemen, but very, i don't have that many options on what they can do on this subject. they've already issued a statement that was quite hard, i'm told to negotiate russia and china had some difficulties with some of the language on that statement. there are other things security council could potentially do. they could potentially, for example, send a peacekeeping force in they could potentially adopt sanctions against the to rival

generals. but i can tell you those are very, very unlikely to be something that the security that at the selections security council will agree to. so i think it's gonna be more words, and certainly we had more words from the un secretary general, who spent most of the weekend on the phone. this is what he said in the last, our situation has already led to end the loss of life, including many civilians. and he further escalation could be devastating for the country and the region edge. all those really influence over the situation to use it in the cause of peace, to support efforts to win the violence restore order and return to the best of friends ation. you may tell you the situation. so there was already pre carriers, and these now catastrophic. all right, so you mentioned that probably multi lateral intervention by the you and highly unlikely. but both sides the general's elbow han and meet the they both have powerful backers from the region and beyond the supply them with money,

with weapons and so on. any indication of what they're telling the respective allies, what poster they're taking on this? yeah, you're right, sammy, the on around security council table. there are lots of countries that are very, very interested in sudan. you've got the big powers. obviously the u. s. and china, you've also got russia and remember the wagner group had been operating in as sudan . you got the, you k, which has its past colonial history in the u. k. also currently has the role of the pen holder on sudan. that's a designation of the country that writes the resolutions will, tends to write resolutions for each particular country, and that's the u. k. has that job. but also remember that a sedan is an african country, and the african union make it clear that should be african solutions to african problems. so gabon, garner and mozambique of the african countries on the security council also taking a keen interest,

but it's also the country as part of the middle east as well. and the u. e is the current arab country on the security council, and the u. e has its own interest there with regard to sit on. so lots of vested interests of countries or the security council for now i think, is going to listen to the representative of the secretary general of oak, a purpose, who still in khartoum about what the current situation is and how he sees the situation. and certainly the security council i think, will be lending support to the african union out with the idea that the chairperson was a fox, might go to cartoon. that is certainly the centerpiece of any diplomacy in the near future. the problem is the situation on the ground. he can't go there because the airport itself has been a battlefield. and we now the security council also getting into another hot spot. yemen and the ammon envoy of the un has been calling for boulders, steps any international kind of effort coming together to try and push the parties

towards bol the steps. yeah, the security council, as you say, has been discussing yemen. in fact, that's the meeting that's underway. now been underway for an hour, the swiss ambassador to the security council to the u. n. is speaking right now in that meeting, but earlier on, as you say, hands greenberg spoke to the counsel. he's the special envoy and it was pretty positive. he said that in the last 8 years, he'd not seen such a serious opportunity for making progress towards ending the conflict. but he warned that there could be set backs. ah, and he's talking about trying to extend the truth, which you remember ran out 6 months ago, but a sort of held even though it wasn't formerly extended. and he's talked about the regional diplomacy. he's talked about the visit of saudi arabia, are to visit the who thies along with, than a man with diplomats from a man who facilitating that. and he, he, i think, is talking about potentially

a much more serious piece deal on the horizon. now i've been told by diplomats and officials that that could potentially happen before eat, and that's just a few days away. but no, an indication from mr. greenberg or whether that is the sort of timeline we're looking at. and whether we could see a breakthrough in just the next few days, a final point to make on all this, sammy, mr. greenberg and mr. patters. so that's the un envoy for yemen. and the one for sir dawn will be briefing the security council in the coming hours behind closed doors. but importantly for us, they are both going to do a press conferences with reporters here at un headquarters, so that the reporters here, including myself, we'll hope to get questions to both of them, which might give us a bit more information. and we'll come back to you later, james, when i am sure you were, we'll have a try at them. thanks so much. james bayes there. now james is talking about the situation in yemen, of course, and a 104 detainees have been transferred from saudi arabia to yemen on monday,

in addition to a 3 day long prisoner exchange between hosty, rebels and government forces the release so far of nearly a 1000 detainees has raised hopes of an end to yeoman's long run in conflict among condra faults. ah, it's all hugs in relief at santa airport as a prisoner exchange comes to completion after 3 days. but it's taken months of negotiation. jo lombardo, i miss my mom and dad, my kids, and my entire family. this what was broken by the un involved the release of over 700 detained, who fees, and more than a 180 other prisoners, including saudi soldiers and suit me. troops fighting with the saudi coalition. the iranian back to these took snow in 2014 st. paul king, a war and the involvement of saudi arabia and allies, such as the u. e, trying to restore the internationally recognized government a deadlock and fighting lead to what's been described as the world's worst

humanitarian disaster. with a $150000.00 people, did the prisoner exchange is a vital part of a deal to revive expired ceasefire and embark on talks to settle a conflict. but with allegations of miss treatment and torture on both sides. there's still a long way to go before peace can come. next up, my de leon. to day we are receiving a new batch of our heroes, our prisoners who are coming from our province. we have received the 1st batch and we are waiting for the 2nd mad it more than a 100 prisoners. there may be a 108 of our heroes who have endured in the field and in captivity, despite the torture that they were subjected to. as we were told, the man yeah, the dean includes high profile prisoners on both sides. a sign of how seriously each side is taking the move toward piece. this is the largest prisoner exchange since october 2020, and boats. i say they will continue talking after the upcoming iep holiday on current house. plenty more still ahead on the news hour, including vac here joins poland and hungary and restricting imports of cheap

ukrainian grain to protect its farmers. russian opposition activists. vladimir caramels a sentence to a quarter of a century in prison and in sport, the ladies from the premier league title arsenal rather to go li disappear again. that's coming up with peter. ah, now french court has acquitted both air bass and air france of manslaughter charges for a plane crash in 2009, 228 passengers and crew were killed when the jet plunged into the atlantic on route from rio de janeiro to paris. both companies denied charges of manslaughter in a trial that lasted over a year, or the official investigation found multiple factors contributed to the crash,

including pilot error. the dean barber is following this from london and deem is not often that the prosecutors in a case are the ones calling for an acquittal. what happened? ah, yes, it might seem surprising, but this was 1st, the 1st a corporate manslaughter trial of its kind. in france and it only happens last year lasting around 2 months because the families of the relatives had pushed it over to the previous decision for it not to go to trial. and at the end of the trial last year, as he said, the public prosecutor's office recommended the air, france, and de a boss, the manufacturer of the a $330.00 plane be acquitted because there wasn't enough evidence that their mistakes had directly led to the crash. i'm which led to the day serve 228 people with 33 nationalities among the victims.

and on a monday, the judge in paris did outline a series of negligent acts by boat companies, but says there was no proof of a direct cause, a link between those mistakes or faults. and that is all sta, families of those who are killed in the plain, then are very happy with this. how they does this end, their legal quest for address, when it's hard to say where they go with this. but it's clear that they are disgusted. coming out of the court in the last few hours, they've said that they feel sick with what's happened, particularly because the judge did attribute fault to the airline and the manufacturer. let's not forget that it took 2 years after the christ to find the flight record is at the bottom of it, like vacation that investigators were able to determine that senses external senses

had frozen over during this severe storm. and that meant that there was no altitude or speed information going to the crew, and the auto pilot had been disengaged. and then there were a series of arrows, basically not just pilot arrows, but not reacting to stall alerts in the lights light, which then saw the the plane crash nose 1st into the sea or after the disaster. busy the type of sensor was banned and air france changed its training manuals on its simulations. so it has led to big changes in the industry. but of course, although both firms are reported to have paid out some civil damages to some of the relatives. it's left those families extremely angry, but there's really no punishment for the companies involved. all right, thanks so much and dean barbara ah, prominent to rush in opposition activist stand kremlin critic has been sentenced to

25 years in prison by a court in moscow. vladimir county, missouri was convicted of treason and denigrating, the military. he was arrested a year ago after he denounced russian president vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine, of vladimir cal. melissa has a long history of criticism of putin and his leadership. take a closer look at who he is when he began his career in journalism before making the jump to politics, he became an advisor to prominent russian opposition, lead up forest named solve. nance. solve was shot dead in moscow in 2015 in kalamazoo played a key role in passing the magnet ski acts in the us. the legislation helped invoke sanctions on the legit human rights abuses in russia. he's lived through 2 suspected poisoning attempts in 20152017. he moved temporarily to america to recover. and kalamazoo has now been found guilty of treason and

spreading false information for criticizing rushes. invasion of ukraine. gossip jabar is falling development from moscow. his attorney upon hearing of this sentencing, she was in court with him and she relate how he felt after he heard of his fate. and she said that he felt proud that he believed he did everything right. as a result of that, he received the maximum punishment. according to his attorney, he believes that his trial was a sham one. he compared it to the trials that took place in the stallon era in the 1900 thirty's in russia. and he said that they were show trials, and we also have heard a number of people reacting to this verdict because 25 years is the maximum. and his attorney believe that if there was a longer period of time, he would've he could've gotten the course, would have had that, that down. but according to m. c international, this is yet another chilling example of the systematic repression of civil society

. this is certainly going to serve, not only as a warning, but as a reminder to the critics of the government here that any kind of criticism or discussion about what is taking place in this country will not be tolerated to all the news now. so vanka has joined poland and hungary in suspending grain and other food imports from ukraine. they say cheap, ukrainian grain is driving down local prices. european union officials avow announced we'll be meeting this week to discuss ukrainian gray next for the issues in the block and polish band followed protest by farmers there. and the reservation of the agriculture minister charles drive that has more from key if it's a complex process and certainly an indication of mounting pressure on ukraine by it's european partners that up until now have done so they say everything that they can to try and help ukraine in its war with russia. this deal unfolded as

a result of some black see ports being blocked off the rushes invasion, which of course, stops the export of millions of tons of ukraine's grain and food products to its markets around the world. the poles now the slovaks also, the hungarians, and the romanians now also remains intimation that they may do the same because apparently so much of this ukrainian grain has got stuck in bottlenecks, logistical problems as it's been exported via the land roots out of ukraine. it is seriously depreciated the prices of local grain and food products in the neighboring allies in ukraine's neighboring allies. but we've seen protests in poland, the resignation of the polish agricultural minister. and we understand that there are ongoing talks between ukrainian officials,

ukrainian agricultural minister and officials in warsaw as they try and negotiate a reopening of this transit route. now this is a temporary band. we understand certainly according to the polls, they saying this is a temporary plan until june 30th the world health organization says at least 10000000 ukrainians have suffered from a mental health condition as a result of the war. they include soldiers returning from the front lines. as joan hollow reports from care, if that's causing social problems, losing a rise and domestic abuse stu, unaccustomed to these moments of calm sit lana, and her 6 year old daughter, melana are getting used to life away from their home city. of merrier poll, they reached the safety of keith just weeks ago, having endured 14 months of fighting and occupation for the last on such up for everyone thought you were living in a dream. and that one day would wake up and all would be good at the soon you could

see, let's have, among those still living there, she says there are high levels of mental stress and trauma. we just walked in there, but only people are angry. everyone is in it for themselves now, like on a battlefield. it is like another battle field for survival. spit lana receives psychological support at a reception center for displaced people. for her, it is the start of a journey for the psychologists, a well worn past customer medium from way of course we c p t. esteem, people who have experienced extreme stress, the shock, and who struggle to express it or political. the consequence that i worry most about is that people are becoming used to treating violence, killing an explosion as normal. this is really scary. that idea of war becoming normalized in people's lives poses a real risk psychologist, say, to the entire hambrick of society. add to that the soldiers in their many,

thousands, god and traumatized, who will one day reintegrate into homes and families. and it's a risk that could well our lives, the war itself and the region, even a 3 year old child already understands, would have been after february 24th. so we will be generations, one person may need 10 years to recover and will need a lifetime in another will only write their story at the end of their life. tatiana specializes in dealing with domestic violence, often aggravated by trauma and says that shelters have seen a marked increase in calls to hotline numbers since the russian invasion. last year . this woman was displaced from occupied her son and moved in with her daughter and son in law. one day she witnessed her daughter being beaten up. oh, he is here. he was aggressive, swore, and attacked with his face. she hid under the blankets, i ran into the room and when he saw me,

he smashed the closet. i said that we would call the police and he threw us out on to the st. louis junia scot. this is some of the hidden damage caused by the war and ukraine that goes beyond the dead and injured the loss and conquest of territory. jonah, how al jazeera keith. still a had an al jazeera rides grooves say the number of palestinians being held without charging his gravy. prisons is at a 20 year high plus timeouts, reno in the living capital. and also you how recent renovation. have we new life in the old city? man, install those act him from them auto g p in austin, texas. that's coming up with peter. ah.

it's gone rate from center back to winter for the u. s. midwest. every one. those details right now. so in minneapolis, a few days ago the temperature was $31.00 degrees now in parts of the state of minnesota blizzard warnings in play. here, temperatures have fallen by good 1020 degrees in some cases, even more than we've got some downpours. as we look toward the ne, for the u. s. gulf states, it's quiet, but i wanted to put this on your radar. some more bursts of rain are going to fall over flooded out areas in fort lauderdale, so could get worse before it gets better. and i think it will be bad as well. a for the bahamas, that what weather will stretching to cuba, the yucatan peninsula, and central and eastern mexico on monday to the desert southwest we go right now. temperature is running a bit above average in vegas and phoenix, and for the pacific northwest, those winds are howling, exceeding 80 kilometers per hour along the coast there. and by the time it's all said and done in west vancouver island in canada, could see about

a 100 millimeters of brain to south america. the top end, it looks like that. it's down with rain for a french guy. and as cernan and diana, and then those explosive thunderstorms we had in eastern paraguay in the southeast of brazil. okay, there's still there on monday. some of that energy is transferring to the south atlantic. and now you're in the now susan aah! with the 1st commander of the lebanese army after independence from france,

who took over as president at the time of crisis in a deeply divided country. 50 years after his death, al jazeera world tells the story of edge you heard. architects of the modern lebanese states, the soldiers statesman, honor jesse it are lou ah, welcome back to watching al jazeera time to recap on headlines. fighting between sedans, army and its biggest para military force has intensified on the 3rd day of the

deepening crisis. military is threatening to launch more as strides against the rapid support forces. 104 detainees have been transferred from saudi arabia to gamma. is part of a 3 day prisoner exchange between who the rebels and government forces. nearly a 1000 people have been released, total raising hopes of an end to yemen. civil war. slovakia has joined poland and hungary in suspending grain and other food imports from ukraine. they say cheap, ukrainian grain is driving down local prices. you officials, as you discuss the issue this week let's return to our top story now. the ongoing violence in sudan between the army and the biggest part of military force was been international efforts to push both sides to find the resolution than the fighting sort of hierarchy has more. now, regional and western powers are trying to stop the fighting through negotiations.

the un security council has been meeting to discuss the latest developments, un secretary general, and tony. the terrorists is called the death of civilians including walls, food program, workers, appalling. he's already reconfirmed with the african union doing support to restore a democratic transition in sudan, while the a huge chairman is offered to travel to hard to for talk. i'm the regional block, known as i got plans to send presidents from south sudan to booth c, as well as kenya to mediate. and here's what his spokesman told al jazeera earlier . good for, you know, both for the nice lead us very, very well on the west until you get your, with the president murder smiled or gaily it's just, it's man of the region. highly experienced are also in mediation with respect that within the region and presenter who are these 3 lead us

will have already started and gauging this, then he's a political elite and we hope about that is illusion on the phone. most importantly is to push these 2 parties to dialogue. and then you have president bob. then there has sci fi from egypt as well as solve a k from south saddam both offering their assistance to stop the fighting. they're now g 7 foreign ministers rather meeting in the japanese city of cos. our have said they will prevent russia from accessing weapons from 3rd parties. they've also address tension in the, in the pacific and the fighting in sudan. rob mcbride reports posing for the traditional family photo, the top diplomats of the g 7, still firmly committed to supporting ukraine in its war with russia. they agreed to

keep sanctions in place and to stop moscow from trying to get weapons from the countries after accusations north korea is already supplying them. and fears that china might start with family, reject any you need to attempt to change the status quo by falls or rushes aggression against clain. as well as the threat of use of nuclear weapons. the foreign ministers criticized rushes decision to station tactical nuclear weapons in bella bruce as the only country in the world to be attacked with atomic bombs. japan has condemned russia's repeated nuclear rhetoric and it's g. 7. presidency culminates with the lead to summit next month. in hiroshima, the location of the 1st nuclear attack, the foreign ministers also reaffirm that commitment to a free and open indo pacific scene as a pushback against china is growing power and influence in the region. and an

answer to the continuing threats by beijing against the island of taiwan. but the ministers have also been dealing with the growing crisis incident with us secretary of state hansley, lincoln calling for an immediate cease by also strongly go across all of our partners on the need for an immediate she's bar and return to talks, talks then very promising in putting suzanne on the path to a transition, civilian government, the fighting institute don will likely continue to feature prominently in discussions until this meeting ends on tuesday. rob mcbride al jazeera cairo is our japan french president. manuel micron is expected to address the nation in his 1st speech since his government's controversial pension changes became law. my cross signed the legislation on saturday, visually raising the retirement age for 6264. france was seen months of strikes and

demonstrations against the changes. many of the protests of turned violent and hundreds have been injured. tasha butler joins us now from paris. so what are we expecting? micron to say well, what present macro is looking to do with their speech is really try and put an end to the debate around the pension reform to turn a page and encourage france to move on. that's only what he would like. he signed this reform into law just a few hours after francis constitutional court approved it on friday. so he is expected in his speech to reiterate some of the reasons that he believes that this reform is necessary. he's often said that he believes the pension system needs to be a modernized, in order for it to be sustainable for a future generations. but the lisa is also said that he's going to use a good part of the speech, actually talking about what he intends to do in the next 4 years of his presidency

. setting out his vision and perhaps or detailing some of the other reforms that he wishes to pursue. so this is really emmanuel macro, are trying to move on from what has been a very obviously challenging 3 months. is it gonna make much difference to the anger simmering on the streets? i mean, quite frankly, it's very unlikely to make much difference to the way that many people feel about this pension reform. you know an opinion poll just a day, suggests this 3 quarters. oh, for french people still feel very strongly about their opposed to it. they want the protest to continue against the reform because they feel is unfair on justin. they don't like the way that the french government forced it through parliament by decrease of as a loss of anger. i don't think you might know macro could say anything that would change it unless he was to say he wanted to withdraw the reform. that's certainly

not going to happen. trade unions already talking about organizing their next speak protester for may the 1st and there will be perhaps some spontaneously prided protests between now and then. so unlikely that a man, oh my calls speech will do much to temper the way the so many people feel about this reform with ash a bottom of our thanks so much somali, his army is making significant gains and it's offensive against russia. bob military says it's pushed fighters out of large areas in the center of the country and is now moving into the arm groups. southern strongholds al jazeera katherine sawyer reports for margaret issue. ah, miley forces may be on the offensive against peices of archer bob. in the capital, nobody issue, they are increasing their defensive positions. with checkpoints on the cities outs cuts, the armies you operation against asha bob started in august,

security forces say they have made significant gains when it comes about emotional security. all to put into forces different supposes are been designated to work for security, for goods or brochures in mogadishu or all the country. so there is a joint operations or much all a brochure is concerned about. concerning about a military belize unit. i just walk in with the so my liberal is, was national intelligence as a credit officer. just walking with the ball is, was, this is the mother of national interest. in mogadishu, the rebels have infiltrated neighborhoods and carried out a talks numerous times with devastating results. it's not surprising to see chap point like this one in different parts of the cp security has been increased, especially now during the whole month of ramadan residents, we thought to bait has health feel a sense of safety. this pictures were filmed in october,

in middle chevrolet to the north east of mogadishu. her powerful militia groups have joined soldiers on the front line, trying to drive our treble fighters as have civilians like hassen update, whose hometown of galani was under archibald control for 15 years. mondanca i decided to take my gun truly barrett myself. for marcia love. many people in my community see that they are fed the army has we take enlarged sweets of territory in central somalia. the troops are now heading south to another archer, bob strong holds. they are also getting help from crunches like the u. s. tarkey and an african union force called at miss. and if that combination that is different than other operations we've seen in the past. this is very much somali lead, and there is community engagement. ah, however, major challenges remain about this. the,

the hard part in somalia has never been removing offshore. bob from territory. it's everything that comes after that. it's holding that territory. it's providing the services. and a lot of that still remains to be seen back in mogadishu. this cautious hope that after years of traumatic balance, the tide against archer bob could finally be tiny. catching sight al jazeera, mogadishu, nigeria has become the 2nd country to approve the r 21 malaria vaccine. the country's food and drug regulator is also calling for an expansion of clinical trials gamma was the 1st nation to approve the vaccine last week. globally, malaria kills about $620000.00 people each year. most of them children, one of hong kong, most well known pro democracy activists, has been jailed for 3 months, called rule joshua juan violated the ban on disclosing personal information about

a police officer opened fire or the protest in 20191 grows to prominence during demonstrations in the city in 2014, in 2019 parts of india are seeing heat wave conditions. at least 11 people died and many more were treated in hospital after suffering from dehydration and heat stroke on sunday. india's meteorological service says, the high temperatures will continue in eastern and northern regions. in our bach there has more this was supposed to be a fine outdoor event where awards were given out. instead, it ended with the death of several people who suffered the effect of a heat stroke. more severe weather is on its way to parts of india, northwest india married texas for about a year. the temperatures will increase and deli, punjab, haryana, and northwest india. in the coming days, an orange alert husband issued regarding a heat driven rest rengal's. while some officials praised the crowd for coming out,

despite the high temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius, others accused the government of negligence. who in years meet your illogical department is advising people to take precaution, to avoid heat stroke, did what? i thought it is advisable to not to step out during the afternoon and if it is necessary to go out, people must carry an umbrella or cover the heads from direct sunlight. in the eastern state of west bengal, schools have been closed for a week because of the excessive heat last year in your experience record temperatures in several regions. and as heat waves and other severe weather events become more frequent across south asia, signed to say, climate change is likely worsening the situation lena, barclays and just human rights organizations say the number of palestinians held in

israeli prisons without charge. is that a 20 year high? it's an issue given a special prominence every april, the 17th on palestinian prisoners day. the abraham reports say is easy for some palestinian families. radio is the only way they can connect to their loved ones and israeli prisons, palestinian prisoners june in and listen to their families, cheering news and of the shows like this one on the voice of palestine. radio. even more important for prisoners whose families are not allowed to visit us at ham. it speaks on the radio. she tells her 2 sons. she is doing well and can't wait to see them for years. these really authorities haven't allowed me to visit her children fighting grounds of security is what controls who gets to visit the palestinian families need permits the crusted to israel, where almost all the jails are yes, said lives low,

now. she says holiday periods are the hard. this time of the year, but that would upset. i worry about them. do they eat well? do they get enough food? do they like it is too cold in jail? his son is accused of shooting and killing and his really subtler in 2015 his yet to be sentenced. her youngest, no man has been held for more than a year in what's called administrative detention imprisonment without charges. both more i have and men have been jail before in the court and they keep saying they have a secret file. why don't they tell us what he's being held for? it's because they have nothing on him, but it's just used to keep him in jail. yes, it says it's almost impossible for prisoners with administrative detention to plan their life guards. no man spends more than 2 years in administrative detention before. and after his release, he decided to get engaged and start the family. he was arrested shortly after and held them their administrative detention. again. he's still in jeans for over

a year now. he's currently there are 4800 prisoners in israeli jails. nearly 1000. our administrative detention human rights group say this is the highest number of administrative detainees into decades. this protest takes place every week to demand the release of prisoners. over the years, the numbers of those taking part has been declining. is i can ask one at a hot day, but if there is an imminent danger facing prisoners, the people will take to the streets. just recently, prisoners were to start the hunger strike. people were ready for a confrontation. this is what israel came into. the demands of prisoners, it knows that the tensions which have escalated on the streets. so they backtracked prisoners to know that they won't be released in any deal soon. but most live in home that one day they'll be reunited with their families. in that raheem al jazeera the occupied last bank. now the iranian government has shut down over

$150.00 businesses throughout the country for nodded hearing to his slamming dress codes that make it compulsory for women to wear had scarves, local media, say the clamp down happened within a 24 hour period was enforced by police president abraham, right. you see says that he job is a legal matter in iran. his comments came after a viral video showed a man throwing yoga and said to women as a shot who are not fully covered last month. libya historical sites have suffered from decades of neglect, but reason renovation have breathed new life into triplets. old city malik train has more on how officials they're pushed to attract more visitors. oh yeah. the old city of tripoli like it's never been seen before. the ancient city is thousands of years old. the arch of marcus aurelius was built by the romans more than 1800 years

ago. it was the galactic for decades. but a recent government campaigned to renovate the city has changed that the senora mary of square has recently reopened to the public enough. i am so happy, the old city is much better now when you enter the also the fee, the history of there are the historical houses, the bank of the church. when a foreign person visits, we can all be proud to take them to the old city for the city's historical and cultural significance has earned it a unesco world heritage site status. but because of the war in libya, it's one of 5 sites in the country that's on the endangered lives. in molina, the old city of tripoli is not just a monument for libya, but for all mankind. it has a deep history. various civilizations rolled over it, like the romans, the spanish and the turks. the old city is a symbol of our shared history. every night during ramadan,

people come to listen to hack o r t, a traditional form of storytelling that dates back centuries. it's part of a month long government program in the old city that commemorates the holiest month in islam, a calendar, pad it and join him. we have various programs for everyone, economic, cultural, and political workshops among others. our program has been very successful and you can see that in people's faces. country. heidi body was born in the old city and owns a coffee shop here. i mean, it's like a dream coming true. it's amazing. seeing thousands of people come visit every night. i mean, people from eastern and southern libya, people are coming from all over. i'm very happy. libya has been engulfed in violence for more than a decade. what has seemed relative call since a nationwide ceasefire was signed in 2020?

that's allowed local authorities to breathe new life into the old city and given people here a renewed sense of pride in their history and culture. while trina, i'll just euro triplet. stella had on al jazeera, we'll show you a casual behind the back catch in major league baseball coming up in school with back that 2nd they're gonna get with with

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of barcelona football club is denied any crime has been committed in the ongoing refereeing scandal. john le porter says all payments made to accompany owned by a senior refereeing official, when not in return and for any illegal sorting advantage, abbas alone. a court agreed to take on the case last week of the prosecutor's filed a complaint over what they alleged were payments of $7950000.00 over 70 years. the puerto claims the transactions were transparent and were in exchange for advisory services. he described the whole scandal as a media campaign to describe at the club. noah tony's were our last saturday, the shut manners for the past couple of months. barcelona has been facing a massive smear campaign against his reputation, mainly insinuations with defamatory conclusions that have nothing to do with reality, but not on the purch. barcelona, as dominant season in spain is going through a slightly rough hatch. they do not know at off a on sunday, meaning it's 3 weeks since the last one. again. fortunately for bossa,

they are full 11 points ahead of rail madrid at the top of land. eager mina, former barcelona defended any, albert testified in court on monday as he faces charges of sexual assaults. albert has been in jail since january 20th. haven't been denied bail over in a legit encountered a barcelona. and i plugged 3 weeks earlier. the brazilian originally said the incident did not take place, but on monday, told the judge the encounter had been consensual. no date for trial has been set a few months on from his final world cup with uruguay. louis suarez is hoping for a loss, but of glory at club level. the man who was prolific alongside the anal messy at barcelona, met his day before brazil's gardinio on sunday. he had the chance to get straight off the mark at st. his penalty over the bar in argentina river plate extended, they winning run to 7 matches. they had to wait until the 95th millard though a gold keeping error, giving pablo salary and unmissable chance to make at one mill oh,

the noodles old boys. river 7 points clear at the top. also they have dropped more points in the race. will the english premier league titled they were toodle up against where sam united are for just 10 minutes with goes from gabrielle jesse and martin owed god and a bad point let certain to restore they 6 point lead over manchester city. but they let west and back into it with a penalty from the said ben rama arsel got one of their own butts because 2nd missed it. and that proved costly. jared bowen level that up for west them and finish to to make it to to it's the 2nd time also level added to the lead slip this month of to joined with the liverpool at anfield arsenal. now leads city by 4 points, but city have played one game less in germany union berlin's chances of winning the title. look to be almost over. yes. if you run of it, she gave them a one new lead of a boy, but the visitors hit back with a penalty union. now 7 points behind leaders by munich,

and 5 behind bruce you now to a shock in the in b a playoffs. the eastern conference top seeded, milwaukee bucks have lost game one in their series against the miami heat and on our sweating on the fitness of the biggest player to david stokes reports. ah, this wasn't the start the walk you were hoping for. playing at home, the star player jani sent the company and it heavily in the 1st quarter, suffering a lower back contusion, which forced him out of the game. x ray showed no serious damage, but he still a doubtful game to the way in his absence. jimmie butler led the miami hate to the wind, get on $30.00 to $117.00 less than 48 hours after they qualified for the playoffs, and there were similar scenes in the west to the 2nd. seated. memphis grizzlies were beaten at home by the lakers and saw their big name players jar murant leave. the court injured after falling awkwardly on his hand, ran the lake. his seated 7th took

a when 128 to 112 the other team from ally. the clippers also on a tight game against the phoenix suns. this moved by phoenix square the game up at 90 points each in the 4th quarter. but it was the 5th cd clippers. he edged it by 5 in the end choir leonard racking up a game high, 38.2 there lea a no problems for the top seats in the west. the denver nuggets who are not comfortable when is against the minnesota timber wolves. finishing 29 points clear the nickel yoke. it's finished with 13 points and 14 rebounds. while jamal murray, top scored with 24 points, 8 rebounds and 8 assist 44. davids folksy al jazeera, denver math. fitzpatrick has one golf r. b. c. heritage tournament of beating jordan speith in a playoff. the title veteran anyway to speed. there was millimeters away from winning up with this birdie putts. the american was looking to win for the 2nd year in a row, but instead was the englishman fitzpatrick who took it at the food extra hole.

thanks to this fantastic approach shot. setting up a tap in for the trophy and his 1st title since winning the us open last june. 28 year old used to attend the tournament in south carolina as a youngster, which made this when all the most we can retire now. and yeah, this, this one is the one i've always wanted to when i am any golf tournament, you know, other than the majors a course that you know, there it is in a higher one on my less than to win this one. ah, an us, you know, that's the truth man, my family can tell you that and my friends can tell you the same thing. this place is just a special place for me and, and you know means the well to have one in spanish rhonda alex runs one an eventful moto gp race in austin, texas. it looked like will jab francesco vanya was going to win from poland for the crushed, using more ground in the race full championship. that opened it up, full rent, sue secured. he's 1st win with elsie or honda. but it's marco bit sticky. who now leads the championship by 11 points off to

a 6th place finish. then we'll finish with an impressive behind the back catch. in major league baseball trembled. they raised pitcher jason, adam, back casually plucking the ball out of the f, secure, and ate one victory over to toronto, blue jays. message to the astonishment of batter. hi kevin, kill my endless. that's not bad at all. i'll be here again later with horse bull's knees semi bang so much peter bat said, for this news out on the back again in a couple of minutes with another full show. so to stay with us. ah ah. a inspiring stories

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