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learned ada, this is down there and use our live from london coming up from hospitals, hit and power and water cut as fighting escalates between su don's army and a powerful rival force. millions are trapped in their homes with supplies running out. un says more than 180 people have been killed in the battle for control of the country. criminal critic that america moser is sentenced to 25 years in prison. a treason after condemning russia's warn ukraine. hunters french protests is continued to boise under the raising of the retirement age. president, michael tells them he's giving himself a 100 days to heal the country. about peterson with him go home with all your schools, eagles calls back jayden hurts on the biggest contracted info history. i'd love to keep a solemn hopes of champions, the qualification alive with a big with overly ah,

the un says more than 180 people have now been killed in 3 days of fighting between rival forces in sudan. ah. or on another 1802 been injured. you ends envoy to see don says the body will continue, efforts for further humanitarian pauses in the fighting. but as that the warring parties are not giving the impression they want mediation for peace between them immediately. as a fighting continues, many civilians are paying the price. key infrastructure is in the firing line. the sudan doctor syndicate says a number of hospitals are out of service across the country, and patients have had to be evacuated. how supply has been caught in areas of khartoum and other cities. the sudanese electricity company says 3 substations were

out of service on monday and for were operating at half capacity. and cartoon north water authority says the main water station in the capitol has been severely damaged, resulting in water shortages. some shops are running out of bottled water. some residents have been describing their experiences on the 3rd day of fighting in car too. oh, we're fine. ah, we're safe. are the power has that was something, you know, it's like, i don't even know what it is anymore. is it rocket propelled grey grenade. is that a military strike? i don't even know. but we're good. ah, we keep in touch with soundly via text, via very short phone calls, just to check in on each other. no 79, but we are leaving the city heading for our home town. we are waiting for the victory statement from the sudanese army. the european union's foreign policy chief

says the eas ambassador and sudan has been assaulted in his own residence amid the ongoing violence really. mm hm. and reports on other events on the ground. plumes of smoke rise along the tarmac at cartoon, airports 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 they're 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 airports in the north, but that conflicts with claims by the r s f, which says it's men still control the facility. with 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're inside metal. we are put, as we 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 attempts to open a humanitarian corridor or failed fighting, destroyed cartoons, main water station, raising fears of widespread food and water shortages only on still water won't be left. this is a warm and only warm and everything is, am. do you know, the water bottle section looked, saw him be hold though, or the hose? milk have the thing is indeed here on the refrigerator. he everything is carlos. nothing left foot. so given all the available and hospitals have become targets shelling on a lab in this clinic left several people injured and forced many to evacuate.

doctor say they're running out of medical supplies or a power struggle between army chief adult fighter alper han and his deputy mohammed hum done. douglas commander the iris f triggered the outbreak of fighting on saturday with neither side, willing to back down. while air strikes continue and the warring side shall no desire for talks, if the people are sit on that are paying the heaviest price. really mohammed al jazeera, you and i to general antonio. the terrorist is condemned to violence in the country . he said the humanitarian situation that was already precarious, and now it's catastrophic. antibiotic editor james base has more the un security council is calling for an urgent c spar. although behind the scenes there are certainly divisions about how to proceed. the council was brief by the un stop official, and cartoon volk, a preface after that close meeting of visibly tod mr. preface spoke to reporters at

un headquarters by video link as the 2 sites who are fighting and are not giving us the impression that they want me to ration piece between them right way. rather they are calling on the other side to ah, yes, i took it last winter cylinders. oh and the other site to be disbanded. so does that doesn't sound very much hatnus to even jew and our mediation efforts to seat on short notice. mr. pathos says it's too dangerous for him to travel around cartoon, but he's in touch by phone with the 2 rival generals, who he believes are both still in the city. i will be just saying it in public love it in new york, the un secretary general has also had talks with each of the 2 men, as well as with regional leaders. the situation has already led to were and those

loss of life, including many civilians, any further escalation could be devastating for the country and the region. i urge all those with influence over the situation to use it in the cause of peace to support efforts to win the violence is thought ordered and returned to the best of transition. the maintaining the situation to learn was already pre carriers and is now catastrophic. the african unions call for an immediate cease fire by the 2 parties, the 3 african countries on the security council of called for sedans, air space to be reopened, so that mediators can travel there. the eguard group of regional countries wants to dispatch a delegation, the peace and security council of the african union planning a field mission, and the chairperson of the african union, mussa fac, he wants to go to cartoon to mediate. but for now, sedans, borders are closed, and in recent days, the airport has been a battlefield. for now,

the u. n. believes its best hope is to expand its humanitarian pauses, and eventually turn them into a durable cease far. james bay's ouch as era of the united nations. i mean for the allied via is a cartoon resident, he joins us on the phone. thanks very much for, for talking to us. can you tell us what the situation is like at the moment? hello, thank you for we can meet and with you. thank you. lauren. right? no, it's quite cold and dark for tune. we're expecting anything at any moment. from time to time, we tend to hear a few sounds of heavy bombings that shakes the house. we're also experiencing food fuel and medicine shortage. and previously we had real power outage right now. no one can go outside and people are trapped just waiting for this nice me to end. a friend just told me,

if we didn't die out of well then we would die of hunger. it's a humanitarian crisis. and so you don't tell me of, do you have what you have in the way of supplies? did people presumably didn't necessarily know was coming to they stuck up and just could talk up at all in the 1st couple of days? no, no, no. it's quite hard. like for like, it's quite hard to get out. i mean, like, no one knew that this, this fight will break. and to be exact, like yesterday, the unit times broker deal between the hours of a 4 hour fire from 4 to allow citizens and stuck on the cities. but unfortunately, it was a feel less just continued between stuff. and during this time until like midnight in many parts of the capital, many people were victims of this thing. they thought that the fight would happen, and they went out for to get there in the cities. and we just tears in the news

that the people who were killed in, in the, in the timing. yeah. and because of the continuous fighting list, and you mentioned that some people were killed when they went to look for get supplies. and what about people trying to leave the city do? did many people tried to leave all of your friends decided to stay? yeah. yeah, yeah, like we've got our neighbors who recently today, the fleet to fear the started their car and they, they were just running, rushing with their car until they went after they went to just the state which is considered much more safer to him. actually, most of the states are safer right now from those incidence. but because of the continues for things like right now, i'm just as we're just got the switching dirt and that leave and leaving the bodies on the streets, he thought he just told me that he told me like we thought man did buddies on the streets and unable to be recovered or, or, or video, never,

never even medical care or food or fuel. it sounds like a terrible situation. you are in and tell me about your personal situation. you, are you going to stay at home even if you have nothing to eat? you are you planning to try and leave what, what's your plan? no, actually, actually actually right now we're having something that could make like for a day or 2, but no one knows what would happen next. like it's, it's terrible if we went right now on the streets to get something to eat. and it's much worse if you fleet, like if we went outside to flee out of this place. no one would know whether we would reach to that other place safe or no, like what our neighbors or our neighbor who did he did something which is considered as a suicide because it's something which is either going to happen. no. but i thank you very much indeed for joining us and i hope you stay safe. yours your

work and thank you. let's look at the main players in the power struggle. general abdel, such a hand has been head of c dawns on forces since 2019. when she was overthrown, as president in 2021, the military took control of the government and a crew, and he became leader of sedans, ruling counsel, and the de facto head of state is deputy on the council is mohammed time done him at g dot gallow leader of the rapid support forces. he's now fallen out with bullhorn. the integration of the group into the military committee was a commander in the genuine militia which has been accused of war crimes in da for he's led the recess since it was formed in 2013, turning it into a powerful paramilitary group is also grown regional significance deploying his fighters in yemen on behalf of saudi arabia and in libya. on behalf of the united arab emirates, i believe shave is

a sudanese at attorney who has dropped involved in drafting the interim sudanese constitution in august. he joins his live from manama. thank you very much for being with us. so tell us about the negotiations or any potential negotiations between the 2 sides. i think and, you know, it's pretty much as you said, i think the situation right now is for complex for, for both part is very complex. for the shooting ease and no signs in both parties of being willing to negotiate, i think it's be whomever gets to, to, to achieve quick quinn's will be able to better position to negotiate. so that is the situation right now. we're seeing the seas fire for whom we try and pass. it didn't go for 3 hours. each party is accusing the other that you know, they did intended in one of the agreements. i think it's a bit. it's a bit premature to out to you know, to conclude that negotiation a permanent fees file will be in place. but the loss of course was for this nice people for now until me, we heard a bit of a bit about what's going on in khartoum. can you give us

a broader picture of across the country, how much writing there is and what's happening? i think the me and the 5 countries concentrating of her to me. i mean both, both of them they're trying to, to, to see for to him. if you see her to him, then it'll be for you to, to show that you have control the capital city and then, and then you need to capture. so it's either behind capture a mature, how many cutters were on. but again, that you know, the struggle is a struggle for power, even though that you know how me to refuse to integrate his, his, his forces with the sudanese armed forces. so i think it's a very difficult, you know, explosive gunfire around for tomb. the rest you know, in murray as well hit and run between the r f and the forces. we've seen tubes reinforcement coming to her to me, hopefully by tomorrow. i guess the, the new to again control of some of the areas that, you know, the, the support forces the, are controlling competing for to. but i think it's not,

it's not safe. you know, some of the been just the main bridge to her to hurry and dramatic control by the sudanese support forces. and again, there's no contract or stiffness on both parties. you are the army thing that you know, the does manage to, to controlling some of the areas and then the workforce is there again, you know, claiming that the claim some of the areas. so i think it's, it's leak now and tell me about the, the services it sounds as though things are going quite rapidly in terms of cuts in what's interesting that's actually happened quite fast. yeah. minutes at the most of the people, there's 2 to 2 men, hospital stay or they're going out of service off the patients to leave. and of course there's no way for them to the, because there's no se, se passage for them to go back home. those are patients who are suffering, you know, create conditions. there's been, you know, subject to treatment even want. i mean there's like, more than reported one,

no one, every 5 killed to go on the past 3 days. and there's more than 1800. but again, no one has any casualties in terms of the suffering from the be the military. one other thing is that a, when the electricity, when there's a black out in the tricity of the people, they don't have access to the internet because the towers are committed to the city . and there is no, there's no water because most of them the, the, the depend on generator has to give them the water to the tax. i think it's a, it's very difficult and different level. so also, you know, movement is not, is not easy. i'm just really shy. thank you very much. need to just thank you. i thank you for having me. thank you so much. coming up on the news of london, the un celebrates the completion of a large scale prisoner swap in yemen, saying it brings hope for an end to years of conflict. warnings, the normalization of violence because of the war is fueling arise in domestic abuse in ukraine. and an injury scare the n b a's top team in the playoffs that always

fought with peter. ah, a prominent criminal critic has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by court in moscow for treason and denigrating. the military vladimir car, missouri was arrested a year ago after he denounced the russian invasion of ukraine. the journalist turned politician was a close ally of opposition to boris. no, it's off. who was shot dead near the kremlin in 2015. he survived 2 suspected poisonings in 2015 and another and 2017. which he blamed on the kremlin. as lawyers say that left him with paul in europe. afy. a nerve condition which leads to paralysis and his condition has deteriorated, imprison. karen was played a key role in passing the magnets key act in the u. s. named off to russian tax lawyer, sir game and it's key. who died in prison are to exposing corruption. the legislation

helped to invoke sanctions on alleged human rights abuses in russia. daughter to borrow reports from moscow as the verdict was read out loud mirror car mores and listened without any visible reaction convicted of treason. spreading false information about russia's on forces and cooperating with an undesirable organization. his lawyer said car moore's aside as a verdict on the justness of his cause. it's a thrash me. this is terrible, but the very highest estimate of let me work as a politician, as a citizen, this is how he perceived this verdict. when he heard it 25 years, his self esteem even went up. he realized he was doing everything right. as hundreds of journalists packed a room where they watched the court proceedings on screen. reaction to the verdict came in swiftly. nobel laureate dmitri moreton, who was a witness in kara morris's case, told al jazeera, it was part of

a dangerous pattern that's emerge in russia since the war in ukraine began. but he got water but did teach him some sentences for political prisoners are handed down in the same way they were handed down during stolen times. these are huge sentences, 25 years of the lifetime of one generation of people. and they want to take an entire generation of the lives of russians who won't meet politicians like car marizza. the long time crumbling critic was arrested last april under new laws passed 8 days after russia's invasion, restricting any criticism of the country's army. the russian british, former journalist and politician, is the latest of several of president putin's upon and so have been arrested. car moore is a played an important role in persuading western governments to sanction russian officials for legit human rights abuses and corruption. plotting your car mercer's attorney says she'll be appealing this verdict, arguing that her clients have no previous convictions and a health condition. so he will not be able to serve his term in

a maximum security facility. 99 percent of cases in russian course and with convictions. there was no expectation that this one would be any different. dorsey of ari al jazeera, moscow and years. but you bill browser, the founder and ceo of hermitage, capital management, he's also a friend of lead to make our mussa and let the campaign for the magnet ski act with him out a spoke with cameras just days before he returned to russia. i asked him how he felt about his sentence. it's like a huge body blow and heartbroken. this is a close friend of mine. he was a big ally in my fight for magnificent sanctions. be sanctions named after my murdered lawyer, sergei magnet ski. the were that were passed in 35 countries that are now applied to russian human rights violators. i had an opportunity to try to try to dissuade him for going back to russia rafter the war and started. he refused to be dissuaded

. he said, i'm a russian patriot. i'm a russian consolidation and it's my duty to go back to russia and protest this war . and he went back. he gave an interview, calling put in a murder. and later that day there were 5 policemen arresting him, putting him in a paddy wagon, sending him to prison, where he now is been sent to 25 years. it's really a shocking and heartbreaking story. and you mentioned his involvement in the creation of the minute, few list was also potentially a conflict of interest with a judge. but heard this case because he was on the sanction. yeah. so there there's one judge hm. who is involved in, in a proving the rest of sergei magnet ski, a game against g, as i mentioned, was killed in russian police custody. this judge sham was added to the maggot ski whist. ah, and, ah, and he has been on the mag. liskey was for a long time, has been very unhappy about being on the magnets. qwest, he hired

a british law firm called fresh fields, try to get off of the magnet ski list. and this is the same judge. i'm who's judging, who judged vladimir and sentenced him to 25 years in prison. it's terrible, shocking, corrupt conflict of interest. do you know where he'll be held as i saw that he was even going to be setting his time in what they called a strict regime correctional colon agent. you know, when, when he's going to be sent, i don't think any one knows where he's going to be sent. i think he has an opportunity to stay where he is for the moment because he is appealing this the conviction. but when his appeals are exhausted, which will certainly be the case because there's no justice in russia. he could be sent off to siberia or maga, dan, or are the urals, or any i any of a number of places. i think the intention is to send him to someplace really far away from civilization where his voice will be muffled at sal. they usually do these things and now is his health. i mean, we understand that he alleged that he been there would be an attempt to poisoning him in the past. how has he been affected?

my so he was poisoned twice once in 2015. what the 2nd time in 2017, he came within inches of dying. his doctors gave him a 5 percent chance of survival and both poisonings. he somehow pull through, it was really a terrible experience which left him disabled of having to learn how to walk and talk and eat again. he eventually rehabilitated and was able to come back to life, so to speak. but being in prison is a very harsh thing. and as a result his health is deteriorated very drastically. he can no longer feel his feet. he's losing his sensation in his left arm and ah, without proper medical care. and you'll probably end up paralyzed and then probably die. he's lost now a 20 kilos. and he looks like a skeleton. it's roja. add situation. i don't think that he'll survive 3 years in prison, let alone 25 years. and the sentence has been widely condemned by internationally.

but what do you want to see the international community do about this other than the condemnation? well, there's 2 things. the international community can do 1st is to sanction all the people who are involved using the magnet ski act which vladimir helped create a certain countries of already done at the united states. and canada have done that to day. the government of latvia announced sanctions, but vladimir is a british citizen. and so the british government should um, should get involved in is surprising that they haven't so far. and then the 2nd thing that the international community can do is some, find a way to get them out. a u. s. ambassador to russia has visited detained the wall street journal reporter evan gush cabbage lind. tracy said she visited him in moscow's leftover prison and that the journalist is in good health and remain strong. is the 1st time in american official has been permitted access to gush, which since he was detained earlier this month for alleged espionage charges. the kremlin was accused him of spying for the american government. he did not guilty.

varden administration says, gosh greevich has been wrongfully detained, has been more anger on the streets of paris after french president emmanuel michael addressed the nation. in his 1st speech since his government's controversial pension changes became law, he said he understands the anger of the population. and he promised he'll hammer out an action plan to get the country back on it's feet in the next 100 days, prompts to see months of strikes and demonstrations against the changes which officially raised the retirement age from 62 to 64. many of the protests have turned violent and hundreds have been injured. the plethora deluxe. have these reforms been accepted? no, evidently. no. we've been given despite months of dialogue, a consensus was never reached. and i regret it is an order that we must all learn lessons from moses won't say that i shall not know has more from the demonstration in paris. i'm just a photo. how be no on the street ever since person's in my all my goal gave is the

speech a little bit earlier. the police are asking for is they trying to move them? they're trying to make them leave, so they can re open the roads. but this is just some of the anger, though. we have been staying on the streets over the past few weeks and months since the beginning of a demonstrated continued. i pension reform gay say that even though it has been signed in to know that they will continue to pursue, i gave a speech in which you need somebody to why you decided to push through this placement. right. i tend to refer, you said it was necessarily the people who are known god from 62 to 6 people that live in young. he says that he wants french people to move on, but he doesn't really look at the thought we did to do that. to me know, some of them. i recent opinion, both that some 3 quarters, the french people support them. stations in such a barbara i. britain's prime minister wishes to knock is under investigation for

a possible failure to declare the shares. his wife holds in a child care agency. the investigation relates to the shares actual to much he holds in court kids. a company that benefited from u. k. 's recently budget ornaments standards watchdog opened the inquiry into the prime minister under rules demanding that empties are opened. and frank, when declaring their interests to next office, says he will clarify. it was declared as a ministerial interest rather than to the commons. it was more still to come, miss ha, iran shots down more than a $150.00 businesses in 24 hours, but not adhering to the islamic code. obliging women to wear head scoffs. palestinians get creative while trying to make contact with loved ones held in his ready prisons without charge. and a young quarterback is making history in the nfl with a record breaking contract. how can i help you? ah,

in case you've heard stories of temperatures in the 20s coming to the british owls, it's no time soon. so it was in the immediate future was cloud coming out of the north? you know, it's a northerly. never a warm direction. pressure is high, which means settled weather and often could been. spring wants from scandinavia, down towards spain. however, that on shore breeze across the north sea means cause remain rather cool. here, at its equally disappointing nicoli, much of central and eastern europe, tickly than the se entrusting to turkey with a breeze. now, coming out of central europe, not a very warm one, and then combine that with cloud and rain. that's the blue on this chart. you get some periods, a pretty big down. pause in for example bulgaria, a parts a western turkey and in the balkans, disappointment here. but the subtle slowly returned to places like germany and austria even though nor geminus. dom show breeze. that'll make it feel cold in bed,

but where it has been warm recently spent in portugal to some degree southern france that continues in civil the forecast for 3 days from wednesday to friday gives you temper 31 and the average is 23 or 8 degrees above the average that has been warm of that is also quite won't agent, but it's cooling down with on shore brace still hot in the sale and particularly wet. i think in nigeria. ah, a, [000:00:00;00]

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i'm under the top stories here. are you and says will in the 180 people have been killed in 3 days of fighting between rival factions and sir john, dr. say hospitals of you shelled and patients in the capitol are appealing for safe passage as gun battles. rage in the city between saddam's army on arrival force. a prominent criminal critique has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. my court in moscow that america was convicted of treason and denigrating. the military, after criticizing rushes war and ukraine, and the french president says he's giving himself a 100 days to heal the country, protested we're back out on the streets as a menu and back home. i just 1st addressed to the nation since signing into law, his bill, raising the retirement age from 60 to 64 level care has and poland and hungary and suspending grain and other food imports from

ukraine. they say cheap ukraine grain is driving down local prices. european union officials say they will be meeting this week to discuss ukraine. great next partition is in the book. the polish ban followed protest by farmers that and the resignation the agriculture minister. while helpful negotiations is at least 10000000 ukrainians have suffered from a mental health condition. as a result of the war include soldiers returning from the front lines and asserted how reports and keys that's causing social problems, including a rise in domestic abuse. su, 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 an occupation of 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 a good deal at the senior snap lecture. among those still living there,

she says there are high levels of mental stress and trauma. we just walked in there, but lonely people are angry. everyone is in it. for themselves now, like on a battlefield, it is like another battle field for survival. svetlana receives psychological support at a reception center for displaced people. one for her. it is the start of a journey for the psychologists, a well worn past customer medium from i am. of course we see p t s d and people who have experience extreme stress shock and who struggle to express it. you're listening to the consequence that i worry most about is that people are becoming used to treating violence killings, 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 fabric of society. add to that the soldiers in their many 1000

scarred and traumatized who will one day re integrate 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 need 10 years to recover and do 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 song 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 talked with his face. she had 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

onto 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 to india now where at least 11 people have died and several more being treated in hospital after suffering dehydration and heat stroke on sunday, an estimated 1000000 people had gathered for an outdoor awards ceremony in the west . and if you have nothing by waiting for hours in the sun, temperatures have hit 40 degrees celsius with high levels of humidity, heat wave conditions of grip to most of the country, prompting officials to shut down schools in some states this week. in march, june to has granted amnesty to more than $3000.00 prisoners to mark the buddhist new year. it's not clear with journalists and protested, jailed in its bloody crackdown on descent are among those freed minutes government

is arrested thousands at school more than 2 years ago. for the 98, foreigners serving senators and me and mar also being released head of chinese years in either party and made an opponent to president. i say it has been arrested during a raid on his home. i should go, she is the latest member there, not a party to be detained. sheehan is in police, say he was taken in for questioning on the orders of the public prosecutor investigating inciting statements. residents, i had suspended parliament in 2021, dismissed the prime minister, and announced he would temporarily rule by decree. critics accuse him of a power grab the un special envoy for yemen has commended the warring factions in yemen for completing a 3 day prisoner exchange. agreed under you and broke a truce, a 100 for detainees, have been transferred from saudi arabia to yemen on monday, the release of nitty a 1000 detainees has raised hopes of an end

t m. as long running conflict. herancha has more. 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. jolanda 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 snowing, 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 people, did the prisoner exchange is a vital password deal to revive expired c spot and embark on talks to settle a conflict. but with allegations of miss treatment and torch on both sides, they're still

a long way to go before peace can come. the suck money all. today we are receiving a new batch of our heroes are prisoners who are coming from morrow province. we have received the 1st batch and we are waiting for the 2nd mother more than a 100 prisoners, or maybe a 108 of our heroes who endured in the field and in captivity, despite the torture that they were subjected to. as we were told, the man yeah, the deal 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 holiday emron con hauser. iranian government has shut down more than a 150 businesses for not daring to the islamic dress code obliging women to wear head scarves. local media as the clamp down happened over 24 hours and was enforced by police president abraham racy, says the he job is a legal matter in iran. is comments came after a viral video last month showed

a man in a shop throwing yogurt at a mother and daughter, whose heads were not covered looks on farmland from an intellectual middle east international politics at the university of cambridge. she says, despite government crackdowns acts of civil disobedience continue across iraq, what we're seeing is that there's a great deal of civil disobedience that is likewise taking place yesterday. there was a nationwide called for women to hit the streets and just simply not where they're had job. and we saw many, many pictures pouring in from all over iran, of women with their hair loose one even standing in front of a police car. and there's also quite a bit of pushback coming out from a number of the clerical religious figures that are saying that this requirement of the government does not conform to the koran. that during the time of profit women were not required to wear the job,

they weren't required to cover their bodies. and so there's used to be quite a bit of a public debate. so we're seeing a real patchwork here of activity. any run israel's president as a cancel goes cool for unity or national holocaust remembrance, day of to weeks of violence and months of protests. tens of thousands have been taken to the streets every week to denounce prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his plan, traditional reforms, is here. the focus on holocaust memorial day was the uprising in the warsaw ghetto . 80 years ago, i mean israel camera, it's a holocaust every year with a day of remembrance on april 17th. it's also palestinian prisoners day and human rights organizations say the number of palestinians held in israel. prisons without charge is at a 20 year high. it abraham reports milk by the west bank say for some palestinian families radio is the only way they can connect to their loved ones in 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 hammered 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 really controlled. who gets to visit the palestinian families need permits to crusted to israel. we're almost all the jails are your lives alone now. she says, holiday periods are the hard this time of the year. but what 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 in 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 jailed 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. this is just an excuse to keep him in jail. yes, he says it's almost impossible for prisoners with administrative detention to plan their life. godson, no man spent 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 still and jane put 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. that can afford to have that on day. 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 would have escalated on the streets, so they backtracked prisoners to know that they won't be reduced in any deal soon. but most live in hope. that's one day they'll be reunited with their families. but he edges eda, the occupied west bank passing in worshippers, and mocking one of the earliest days in the month of ramadan. and his little cutter or the night of power. thousands of worshippers have gathered the most compound in occupied east jerusalem. tensions have been running. hi, there this month is really forces have conducted violent raids on people gathering for pres and prevented many from entering the side where she said join just now

from the mount of olives in occupied these jewish them with the moonlight there is, will that given the recent tensions well, so for a distribution here is relatively a quote. it is a significant day for muslims. so this is the alcorda night and muslims believe that it was denied there when debt 1st versus of were on was were reveal to profit mimus with its way to day starting from afternoon on we have seen the towels of thousands of palestinian of palestinians started to gather in alex, i'm most compound right over there and at the moment still the prayers are on the way and they are observing. there's hall in night, tens of thousands of philistines, indeed some the pores are seeing that around $280000.00 palestinians currently are now around this, around the compound and in and around the compound harder. it wasn't easy for them to have access to. alexa,

most compound today because there are extreme security measures, we have seen that israeli forces house set up tons of checkpoints and also imposed barriers in many series people who wants to have it access to to, to the alexa compound. they need to go through the checkpoints, and the constants severely answers and also a barriers as well. so i'm on the top of there, there are not only the restrictions in jerusalem, but also the palestinians were come in particularly from west bank and, and garza at they have the age limit as well. so man who are 50 for over 55 years old, only can enter alex almost that, that, that the below the ones were below or not a lot here. so, and also hundreds of the palestinians here have been issues. batman been orders issued by the israeli forces here. they're also not allowed to get into the comp on

many palestinians here. see these extreme measures tight security measures and also the restrictions are not limited only access to the alex a compound, but also the said that the israeli forces are deemed this bella related to destroyed the sense of normality among the palestinians. i so said i thank you very much. the your state of ohio is bracing for more protests after a grand jury voted not to indict 8 police officers over the shooting of jail and walker. a 25 year old black man walker was shot $46.00 times, including 5 times in the back after car chase in june, his death sparked widespread protests. police say he'd failed to stop after they tried to pull his car over for a traffic violation. the grand jury panel found walker had shot at officers 1st before exiting the car, unarmed italian police are found 2 tons of cocaine floating at sea off the coast of sicily. the authorities say the drugs were stored in some 70 waterproof packages

held together by fishermen's nets, and equipped with a luminous singling device, trove is one of the largest confiscated in the country. please estimated that it's worth about 400000000 euros to head this news our how a renovation campaign by libya's government is breathing new life in teacher please . old city, this ramadan will show you a casual behind the back catch. in major league baseball ah

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you'd be as historical sites have suffered from decades of neglect, recent renovation of breathe, new life into triple years old city? i'm trying to report, 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 neglected for decades. but a recent government campaigned to renovate the city has changed that the senora medium square has recently reopened to the public. no, i am so happy. the whole city is much better long when you enter the alternate field, the history. there are the historical houses, the bank of rome, the church, when a foreign person visits, we can all be proud to take them to the old city for them. the cities, historical and cultural significance has earned it a unesco world heritage site status. but because of the war and libya,

it's one of 5 sites in the country that's on the endangered list. and molina for the, 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 at 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 calendar baghdad to join him. we have various programs for every one, economic, cultural and political workshops, among others. our program has been very successful and you can see that in people's faces. heidi biddy was born in the old city and owns a coffee shop here. oh, 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. now trina al jazeera triplet, i was speaking with the sport. lauren, thank you very much. liverpool have kept a slim hopes of qualifying for next seasons, champions league alive. thanks. a 61. when o the leads, the reds bust the 1st off entirely and took the lead through dash strike, a coating gap. poke. you can tomsman then capitalize on that by doubling their advantage. storm and mohammad sola finishing to ensure comfortable off time lead.

but think soon became uncomfortable for the away side. leads pulled one back, 2 minutes into the 2nd period through lewis see me sarah. topside quickly rectified matters though, yoga jotted school, what would be the 1st of 2 goals for the portuguese. and that was followed by another seller strike door with nunez also school. as littleton, stay 89 points behind, full face you causal leads or 2 points above the litigation. so it's crunch time in the quarter finals of the champions league this week. chelsea k take a boss, frank lampa, has perhaps the toughest job among the 8 remaining teams. he'll need to keep up. his teams hopes if they go into their 2nd leg to no down against rail. madrid, manpower has lost all 3 matches since he returned to chelsea. at the start of the month, we're not where we want to be in a word broken is of it much that we know we want to be not as clearly position is a reality and a premier lee returned down in his game. so i think those things are just reality.

we have to work against that and shout in every way we can. and because we're in that moment, ac milan hold a one, no advantage as they traveled to naples for an all italian call to final 2nd leg. there awesome eddie. seem to have a who do have a napoli who are runaway leaders in city are they also beat them for no in the league earlier this month. the president of barcelona football club is denied any crime has been committed in the ongoing refereeing scandal. one le porter says all payments made to a company owned by a senior refereeing official. we're not in return for any illegal sporting advantage. a barcelona court agreed to take on the case last week of the prosecutors filed a complaint over what they alleged with payments of $7950000.00 of a 17 years of porter claims. the transactions were transparent and were in exchange for advisory services. he describe the whole scandal as a media campaign to describe the club, you know, or sony's my last that it a shot manners for the past couple of months. porcelain has been fighting

a massive smear campaign against his reputation, mainly insinuations with defamatory conclusions that have nothing to do with reality. i don't, as you for my former barcelona defender danny alvarez testified in court on monday as he faces charges of sexual assault. alvarez has been in jail since january 20th hadn't been denied bail over an alleged encounter at a barcelona nightclub, 3 weeks earlier. 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 now to a shock in the n b a playoffs, the eastern conference top seeded milwaukee bucks have lost game one in their series against the miami heat. and are now sweating on the fitness of their biggest player as well. david stokes reports his wasn't the start, milwaukee we're hoping for. playing at home there, star player jani sent the compet, landed heavily in the 1st quarter, suffering

a lower back intrusion which forced him out of the game. x ray showed no serious damage, but he still a doubt for game to the way. in his absence, jimmy butler led the miami hate to the wind get on $30.00 to $117.00 less than 40 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 play. jar murant leave the court injured after falling awkwardly on his hand thread . the lakers seated 7th took a when 128 to 112 the other team from ali, 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 with the top seats in the west. the denver nuggets who are not comfortable with his against the minnesota timber wolves, finishing 29 points, clear the nickel,

your kitch finish with 13 points and 14 re bounds. while jamal murray top scored with 24 points, 8 rebounds and 8 to assist 40 for david's folksy al jazeera, then philadelphia eagles, quarterback jaylen hertz has been handed the biggest average annual value contract in nfl history. the deal is with a whopping $255000000.17 of which is guaranteed. the 5 year extension also includes a no trade close. last season, hood said, a franchise rankled with 43 touchdowns. helping philadelphia reached the super bowl said will finish with an impressive behind the back catch in major league baseball, tampa bay res pitcher. jason, adam casually plucking the ball out of the air to secure an $81.00 victory over the toronto blue jays. much to the astonishment of better cuban kill mire lusgate. that's where we'll leave it for now. more sports on the way later. lauren bertina london. thank you,

space access called off the 1st launch attempt of its giant rocket after program cropped up during fueling, a countdown was halted at the 42nd mark because of a stock lauve. in the 1st stage, booster crowds had gathered to watch the highly anticipated launch in texas. the company plans to try again on wednesday space ex plans that he would star ship to send astronauts and cargo to the moon and then on to mars. that's it for me learnt aid if there's news out or be heard amendment with more the days news thanks for watching bye for now. ah

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