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a rural pop up with the sports in the n b i. the fulton that saw our li just how are you in the playoffs? and majesty, arch monitor, eric and hong says it's plenty of lots passion. his arrows see them go out of iraq . ali ah, hello. we begin this news. our incident where the sound of gunfire has been ringing out in the capital, despite calls for an immediate cease fire. so the beginning of period holiday is overshadowed by a power struggle between the army and the rapid support forces paramilitary group. while muslims around the world are marking the holiday with prayers and family gatherings, civilians and students are scrambling to escape the fighting. at least 413 people had been killed since it all begun. we have victoria git and be who begins our coverage. oh,

the muslim holiday of ead, marked by soldiers on the streets of cartoon, cheered on by their supporter. oh, the un has cooled for an immediate cease fire between the sidney's army and the paramilitary group, the rapid support forces. i thought there's been no confirmation from the army methuselah. the water i love you loading a hug. i will beloved citizens this year we receive eat, we're all countries depleting because of this bleeding. we have that people injuries that separated families and destroyed houses and institutions into this destruction and sound of gunfire. i did not leave room for happiness that out, but a lot of people deserve. now. the r s f says it's ready to observe. 72 our troops and blamed the army for the continuing violence. it's tweeted at this moment when citizens are preparing to receive the fur stay of eat al. fitter the

neighborhoods have caught tumor waking up to the bombings of air crafts and heavy artillery in a sweeping attack that is directly targeting residential neighborhoods. 330 kilometers north of the capital in mary. people are hoping to celebrate the end of the fasting month of ramadan, as they usually would with large family gatherings. they too have been caught up in the violence, but the army says it's now in control of the airport and the military base attached to it. i am the lead on god, the country is safe, the situation is stable and the shops have reopened. now we were able to bring the children to the market for eat clothes and hopefully we were able to make them happy. days of fighting have left many sudanese, desperate, and afraid tens of thousands of people have left the capital. many have already arrived in neighboring chad. a vast majority of these people are women and children with huge humanitarian needs. they lab seemingly, you know, overnight with, with nothing. and we know that the urgent immediate needs are what you would need

if you had to clear house. ah, who sudan is a sense of unease and fear, but also of resilience and little certainty about how things are going to move forward. victoria gate and be al jazeera. let's get an update or whatever morgan have us joining us from courtroom. how about any sign that there could be a truce or cease fire overrides? while the sidney's army has not yet announced any seas fire with regard to the 3 day holiday period here in the capital when the round the country, the rapid support 4th with early made a statement that they will stop fighting for the next 72 hours or 3 days because of the holidays to allow people to try to get medical equipment for those who need and for others to greet their families, which is what people usually do around here. but there's been intense fighting

heavy artillery strikes in various parts of the capital on the 1st day of eat. in the northern part of the capital, people have reported heavy shelling and direct fighting between rapid support for the troops and the food in these army. the same also occurred from residence in the southern parts of the country, places like deborah and those are places where there's a lot of army presence. and there has been a lot of rapid support for the presidents as well. but around the vicinity of the general command of the, of the army as well as the presidential palace, the scenes of the most intense fighting over the past 6 days. things have been relatively calm. there has been no air strikes. there's been very few heather artillery sounds being heard around those within the and around the center of the room. and it's not clear yet. if that means that the situation there is under the control of the army or not. but around the capitol. many places, many residential areas, people say that they had hope, that there will be some kind of truth these fires so that they can attend to those who need medical assistance. but so far, all they can hear is the same sound of heavy artillery strikes that they've been

hearing for the past 6 days. yeah. how about so these people that you've been speaking to, the civilians and the resident in and around her to me. how are they coping with all of this almost a week into this conflict? while just around this time, last week, people were preparing for eat. they were preparing to set up their homes to welcome visitors. usually they go shopping for new clothes. now people say that they don't know how to cope with the situation. they have not had water running water for 6 days. now, many residential areas have been cut off power for 6 days as well. many of them say that this is not what they were expecting. some have some have already left a capital hard to him to places like to see the state in the central parts of the country or river now state in the north. but those who remain trapped here say that they don't know what to make of the situation. they can't leave their home because of the continuous fighting. they can't meet their relatives and they can tend to the wounded. so for them, this is a situation that is unprecedented. and again, we're talking about the capital to a place that has never witnessed fighting. so for many people,

they don't know way to go to, to seek shelter, should the fighting intensify, which in the rapid support for the, for the needs are me something that is happening in a lot of residential areas at the moment. okay. thank you so much about morgan reporting for us from her to him and will now speak to a residence of her to him. drop thought it. she's an activist, she lives in cartoon. she's joining us from there. welcome 12 to 0. we really appreciate your time. so at a time when people are, are meant to be celebrating and age into don, just give us a sense of what it's like for you. it's very sad. i'm here with my family, my, my, my father and brother differently in different places. my sister also it child in another place and i'm here is also one of my sisters. and it's very devastating we . it's very fat and emotion. i love the sounds of the bombing and then use of that of those who died this morning just around the time of day is a lead here. we can, we can have

a true because we're just breaking fast for 30 days now ramadan. and it's very sad is bringing back all the devastated and sad to eat for 5 years now. it's very most of time that broken so many houses until people, you know, have them and the others who us we, we, we are trapped here. we don't know where to go, how to handle the situation. we're trying to call be say each other bands. it's we decided devastating a sense that there is an escalation on the ground or could, could there be some attempt at a ceasefire or a truce? oh, yes, not that, that they declared the 72 hours that he's fired. the defied have, have been no more intense and heavier this morning. so at, around 12 a month, it's really hard to we can he,

the bombing the neighboring neighborhood. next to us 2 people were killed last night. one woman and other and another man. also people were shot houses were bombed and we see. busy building we stating that this much of the bombed buildings . how are you able to, to secure, of the most basic necessities like like water and food. oh, we were trying to read not to be honest with you and that, that would not, that been a challenge. we're not using dishes in the kitchen, like too many. we only use one paint and one now come put, bought it in the stuff we started the means at very, very small me as we don't get full. so we tried to do to not consume too many food . we're not, we're not, we don't, we don't have and you have all these and relying on neighbors, sometime neighbors, you chad food or sometimes we get. ringback food never from neighbors and stuff

with kind of like circulating food at all the neighborhood and also it's easy, but it's very unstable and, and also frightening because we don't have running water for 2 days now. so we're living on water bucket. and also it is not a stable would i would i would i live with the days yesterday. we had it for only 3 hours. and today we had a also i did it in the morning so it's kind of a stable. we don't know how to, how to do it. is it the 1st time we see wanted her to matter? we tried, we're still learning some new and shocking also. right. and i understand that you are also a member of the good if no movement, that's a non violent resistance movement in which you helped organize the protests that to play took place. and so don, during the revolution, how big

a set back is this for that movement? and how worried are you over the future of student? yeah, exactly. so you said back, but we saw it coming with it, expecting this all the indicator needing to know or especially the framework agreement and the, and isn't really about the degree, the forces. we will be seeing it coming for the bad. you must be the framework and we made negotiations targets and but, but it's also, we don't know how to get out of the situation right now. and we also want the war to stop. so we be able to count our day down, god with no instruction that happened to the city. how did he buy life again within the city that full of dead. now right now it's kind of like also, politically we would get like in stock, we were just waiting for the t 5 to start negotiating again. but most definitely we

did have when i would, i would want an on demand that he wants to be in room by now. even stronger than before. ok, dot thought it will let you go for now. we thank you so much for giving us your time in speaking to us from cartoon. yeah, thank you so much. now many civilians are trying to escape the violence and some are fleeing to rural areas and see don as you've been hearing and tens of thousands have already managed to cross into neighboring chads. humanitarian agencies though, say they're running out of resources and they're appealing for help to cope with the influx of refugees. we can now speak to appear on or who is the country director and representative in charge for the u. n. world food program. joining us from jo may not charge welcome to al jazeera thanks for speaking to us. so the w. f . p, as an organization, was already severely underfunded in chads. and now you have refugees who are arriving from sudan. tell us what this means for the work of the wi fi and how

you're able to provide the best services that these refugees needs. thank you so much. first, a good morning and now all my compassion for or what we've just thrilled on them. that the witnesses of the dying cattlemen are neighbors ready? um for us, as you rightly say it's, it's re becoming a big challenge. we haven't provided food assistance for the month of april for the last months. and we have 600000 refugees over audience who don, 400000, already our sudanese, they out there. and now on top of that, we have at 1800000 people chug and people suffering for cbs food insecurity. so it's a big challenge. and now we have, i was a, the border with unique char unicef creeks and the government. and we saw as, as you read rightly, mentioned those 10020000 crossing. and we believe that those people that are just at the border, it was kind not easy to cross, but it was, you know, very,

it was just 40 medium, a dry river or 40 meter to cross. but now we expect much more as soon as the security will allow them to move. so this is really something that, indeed we are very concerned. we are prevail. how we do without any funding. first of all is to select. unfortunately, we have to look at the poorest among the pool. that's what i want. it's hard to hear about. you must have to make some very difficult decisions in terms of ah, how do you decide who to support? no, it's true. and an, an, this is a listen to the say, this, your, in french it's no, it's not, you know, yeah, yeah it's, it's extremely difficult to do that, but we have to, to, nowadays, among the 600000 refugees in april, we have managed to sell only 270000, which is roughly 3040 percent of them. so this is not enough. we really need to do something, especially with the 100000 that are coming expected or at least we need to prepare

. just this morning. we are dispatching a convoys of food date for 10000 people only for 2 months. all 20000 people call one months and it's very complex. we are boring from a project for them. and but we really need support. we cannot continue like this. and the time window is very short, we will have strong rainy season and it's going to be extremely difficult to reach those population in 2 months. so nowadays we don't have support to buy to dispatch the food on the right place on the borderline. it takes time, the trucks that have departed this morning from jemina will arrive only on monday, right? so it gives you some certain, some of the difficulty to help those people that really need or support. so when, when you put out the public appeal, what, what sort of response do you get in as on it also, if, if you don't get the funding, what's at stake now today the response that we are getting, you know, we have that to be no issue in october already and then drop by drop. we had the

donors to support us and it's very true. i mean, the donors are supporting us is just that in job, the number of crisis on top one on one of the top of the others is becoming crazy. you know, we never had such food insecurity for the champions over the cane. the floods that we had last year again. so no matter the dollars already trying to support that the needs are rising. so what are we going to do today? yes, it's ready to go for hell. that's a 1st thing for those people. they don't have anything down then they'll just waiting for us. you know, as today the government is providing security, which is already a big thing. it's a b heaven, you know for them to come and be on the safe side. but they have nothing rattling enough of water now which doc for 2 or 3 days and then nothing. okay. so you said that you expect a $100000.00 refugees to be crossing over. as of today, can you give us a sort of exact figure of how many have crossed over from sudan to charge? and those that make it to the border? what kind of condition are they in? what do they need? the most them, what's their mental health?

like yeah, today not today. i believe that it's mainly those people that are really across the border really on the frontier. those are the one i buy to move. we estimate, they've moved all across the border. we estimate them over 10000 from now, but we know more coming already on the, on their way already waiting for security to commit such move my food. now coming down, just walking down, walking them some with nothing somewhere, you know, a table some mattresses, some cast, but they have really nothing. what was very surprising is to see how many children's, well they're. so they cross their rebel, they basically established himself under the trees and they just waits. they have no way to go. they are super afraid of what happened to them. most of them are sort of a lot of violence is so you can imagine. so some of them do have some families because of the, at the end of the day, it's one country very close to another, you know, to change. so they have families, but it's not enough. you know,

we have already 14 sudanese camps. we have already 400000 sudanese refugees just at the border. so it's just to be a crisis on another one and we can't, we can't just abandon them. okay, where are we? thank you very much for joining us from chad. we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you so much. plenty more head on the al jazeera and was our, including ah, climate activists call for 4 days of protests in the streets of london and try to force the government to go green. and the brooklyn latch on the brink of the elimination in the n b a. playoffs. we have the best buy accent coming up in sport with rebels. ah, but 1st, elsewhere around the world, muslims are marking. i eat with prayers and festivities. this was the scene of

mecca, islam holy a site. the timing of our aids is determined by the siding of the crescent moon. in some countries, the holiday will be celebrated on saturday. and early morning prayers have taken place at the luck, sa, mosque, and occupied east jerusalem. during ramadan. tensions were running high, as is really forces conducted raids at the compound and prevented thousands of palestinians from entering. how much am june has more from occupied east jerusalem on battle? we've seen thousands of worshipers arrive here to the entrance of alex, a mosque compound at lions gate. could see these crowds of people around us. there is a palpable sense of relief people looking forward to praying their e prayer in a peaceful atmosphere, a marked contrast to how much tension to escalated earlier this month. it's a festive atmosphere here today to people bringing their families. you can see balloons around as you can also see right here that they are selling toys for the

children that develop the hey met at the the and um we are very connected with alex and mosque or ritz are here. we'll stay here despite over difficulties that were expecting to face. we exist and we will continue to exist. total, i'm the day i'm out of bach. malaya. go to the god. we are happy. all people are gathering full prayers, crystal and there are no closures. the read rare is now over and palestinian worshippers are exiting the deluxe on mosque compound. now we did witness one scene of minor scuffling between israeli forces and palestinian worshippers a little bit earlier, but it was over quite quickly. and this is really nothing out of the ordinary here . and just over 2 weeks ago israeli forces entered the up some mosque. the lobster grenades, they beat palestinian worshippers. during one of the incursions around $400.00 palestinians were actually arrested. that caused quite a bit of escalation. and since then,

there have been efforts to de escalate. that's why you think you saw things calm down the last and days of ramadan. and so far into read things have remained calm. how much m g m j 0 occupied east jerusalem? i it has also be marked inter kia, where celebrations are subdued this year after devastating earthquakes and february, seneca vogel has more from antonia. what everybody says is, is love this aid. the 1st a religious aid of the month of the year is a bit sour because many of those people who are living in the earthquake with an area as have a loss. some people among their families. if they haven't lost any beloved ones, they have lost their homes. and i'm in one of the container cities that have been established by the disaster management agency in the city of potty, how tall is one of the worst hit cities? a by the earthquake. it has been a quiet morning. we joined the prayer,

the morning prayer. i would the people, people are trying to establish a neighborhood among themselves, but they're all upset. the children are trying to be hopeful, as they are not that much aware of the situation. it is still a feast for them, it is still at an eat for them. but when you speak to the elderly and they are upset, but they are thankful that they are still alive. at least some of their children are alive. and since yesterday we have been seeing many people visiting the cemetery is the graveyards. it's a tradition in the islamic culture and inter kia as well that people be just one day before those fees. people visit the cemetery is the graveyards. and this year, of course, many people are visiting the graveyards because so many people, tens of thousands of people lost their lives in those of that the tremors, the u. k. deputy prime minister dominick rob has resigned. he's been under

investigation following formal complaints about his behavior. rob was accused the bullying dating back to when he served us foreign minister and justice minister. he's the 3rd senior minister to leave prime minister issues tonight cabinet in the past 6 months. so in the resignation letter, rob submitted to the u. k. prime minister, he says he fell duty bound to accept the outcome of the inquiry, but he points out that it dismissed all but 2 of the allegations leveled against him. rob goes on to say that he believes that the findings are flawed and set a dangerous precedent for what he called. the conduct of good government will be life from london with more on this later in the news hour. but for now, we'll tell you about the nato secretary general you installed berg, who is in germany, along with the us defense secretary, lloyd austin there at the ramstein air base there are discussing the war in ukraine's with the ukraine. defense contact group often says the u. s. will provide

more air defenses and munition and promise to support key for quote. as long as it takes ukraine is still standing strong in our support has not waiver and i'm proud of the progress that we have made together. in total, the members of this contact group have provided more than $55000000000.00 in security assistance for ukraine. that's a tenfold increase since we 1st met just in the past few months, we provided the equipment and training to support in additional mind. armored brigades were for ukraine and that has already strengthen ukraine's position on a battlefield. i said in kiev yesterday, that the ukraine's future is in the atlantic family and all new dollars have agreed that, that the ukraine will become an 8 member. but the main focus now is

of course, on the, on how to ensure that ukraine prevails. because without the sovereign independence ukraine, there's no meaning in discussing membership troll stratford has more from keen will. the calls from ukraine have become in recent weeks, increasingly loud and frustrated. everybody from the president flawed him, is lensky to many of his military officials. people here basically saying that they need more weapons and they need those weapons fast. and that's in preparation for this long. waited and expected what's been called a spring counter offensive. but there are some very real things that the ukranian say they need chief of which i think is like defense. there are concerns that if this counter offensive, when it does start cities across the country, could become exposed to, for example, russian as strikes. and then of course,

there's the call for more tanks. we know that run about 8 countries already committed the german leper to tanks. we know that u. k. also has, as, as donated or is donating 14 challenges. thanks. the americans are saying that 30 abrams tanks are expected, but those abraham's unexpected to behave, for example, until august and they involve a lot of training. there are going to be calls for more ammunition, more artillery as well. so we expect to hear. yeah, a lot of focus on, on those kinds of weapon systems that the ukrainians want, but it's going to be very interesting to find out whether we're going to see commitments or any kind of information as to whether long range weapons are going to be committed. something that is hugely controversial and he's seen potentially as being very escalate tree for the russians. activists are beginning 4 days of protests in london to demand the british government take urgent action to curb

climate change, the extinction rebellion protest group once an end to the use of fossil fuels, and calling on tens of thousands of people to join that raleigh ne barker is that that rally joining us from london. so did tens of thousands of people turn out that leave where we're putting thousands at the moment. so it's very, very wet, very, very damp as you can probably see here in the british capital. this is a 4 day events as well is being described quite simply as the big one of the best way to describe it is a movement of movement because there are more than 90 different organizations as well as extinction, rebellion and many others that are represented here over the several days, all of course, with one key masses, the time is running out to hook up to the planets and that's it. in action can only make things worse and that the government needs to do more, quite simply what sets this aside from other action that we've seen in previously years in 20182019 is that this is a legal extinction rebellion for instance,

to shut down major cities around europe, including london by blocking bridges and roads and gloom themselves, 2 buildings, and each other have set aside those taxes in favor of something else about richard egleston from extinction rebellions and talk as through why these change of tactics unnecessary. richard, explain. well, it's very simple, really, it's always been in our dna that we need numbers to influence government. because numbers provide the pressure that government can see the public opinion is on our side. so we needed to find a mechanism whereby we could encourage all the people that we know are really, really concerned about the climate, an ecological emergency, to create a safe, accessible and inclusive space for that and to come and express those views. and we realize that some of our tactics previously would have discouraged certain people from being able to exercise that democratic right to protest what they believe in

to the government. i give the phase, in the words eric thinks for of alleyah and others. i climate emergency. what if these new let's call them soft tactics, don't work well on an optimist. i. i think they will work and i think they will work because i think this is the start of an increase in numbers. and i think if we continue down this path, we will eventually succeed. we have to, we have to succeed. you know, we are, i was listening to the professor david king the other day. he was saying that we have a massive challenge. while the response we're getting from the u. k. government right now is not proportionate to that massive challenge. i will it. so let's talk about that because it's not just the u. k. government, it's governments around the world. it's organizations, institutions, it's things like the cops, summits as well. why are they not working enough to be able to reverse the climate change crisis that you're seeing or describing in a moment? well, in my view, there is far too much influence from the fossil fuel industry. the lobbyists that

were present at the the cott 26 that i was at in glasgow. and it was sort astounding how many oil people were there? what are they even doing there? they're the problem. they are the problem. and we have to stop oil not straight away, not just like turning the tap of stray away, but we have to have a radical de carbonella zation. we have to have it very, very quickly. and the government is not enacting the policy richer. we talk about radical de colonization. it raises a huge number of concerns among people who are worried about their bills going up in the midst of a cost of living crisis. would you say to people with those concerns? well, this is the irony, isn't it? if we radically de carbonized, 10 years ago, people would not now be in fuel poverty. if we'd radically de carbonized years ago, 10 years ago when we should have done, we could have insulated all our homes. people could have lived in warm homes in the u. k. and we would not be using so much energy the time has been squandered by this

government. and now they've really got to step up and start doing the things that we need them to do to create a livable and secure future for all of us. and for all the species that we co exist on this planet with so crucial time has been wasted. richard ackelson 6, everybody. many thanks for joining us as you her. their passionate plea for the government to do more. as i mentioned 4 days of action of that, so we'll end on monday that is the day, but mph return for the easter recess of my easter holidays. of i have an awful lot of people in that door salt doorstep with no flaw to say back to you. thank you. and he barker, reporting from london. stella had on the al jazeera news hour, the fight for control in the eastern democratic republic of congo, east african forces move into north kiva province as em. 23 rebels withdraw. nbc sports news. we have tennis action from barcelona, including a comfortable win for the top seas. that's all coming up with ron.

ah, how are we got something of a cold out of the weather across western parts of europe and there will be some rain coming in as well at the moment. there is some wet weather around. some sherry rain across sir, england's wiles data. costello countries pushing across into the alps and ahead about we have got some, well, the wet weather and thompson, winter weather across at eastern side of europe. here comes the next area of low pressure in lat will, grassy feet that wetter and cooler weather it across western paths. as we go on through the, we can say that we go with those showers across england, and whilst down across at east side of frost was the out for the wet weather. already pushing it as we go through friday, into spain and also into a port. cool. some heavy rain coming in here. lisbon. around 18 degrees celsius.

the mediterranean itself, generator i want to to showers just around crate, but asking too much to speak of that right over to western parts. will slide across sir. good parts of france as we go through sat stay where to whether they're into worse, scotland just pushing into subtle, scattered across north of england, public about it. also seeing some way, whether along with northern ireland, but the central parts of europe, it is generally try with some pleasant spring sunshine, dry to across northern parts of africa. life showers cavern quite nicely. now. it was a good part of west africa. ah, the frank assessments justice means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the me, a map informed opinions 5 administration are very concerned about this development, especially for what it means for china's power on the world states critical debate there are only both the legal route for b. c,

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hello again. the top stories on the al jazeera news, our, the u. n. is calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. and who don over there are you holiday? the rapids support forces says it has agree to a 3 day truce, but there has been no confirmation from the sudanese army all around the world. muslims are marking our ease with prayers on festivities. the timing for uses this is determined by the citing of the crescent moon. and in some countries the holiday will be celebrated on saturday. back to the breaking news story out of the u. k and the deputy prime minister dominique rob has resigned. he's been under investigation following formal complaints about his behavior. rob was previously accuse a bullying dating back to when he served as foreign minister as well as justice minister. will get more on our top story and that is the fighting in sudan. we have with us dr. ahmad, a job at our law, who's a consultant, psychiatrist joining us from harder to him. thanks so much for your time. just tell

us what it's like for you in heart to him today and what you been experiencing. thank you. laura hobbin lead debate. look about the situation in ha, ah, at that moment i here waiting in the surrounding area on dock has been monitoring. ah, so, ah, people not a city in those. i lived in the east people on the still in those. ah, no one come around. a most of the shows lose today. ah it back in our area. ah, no my outdoors. i 3 it is it. and no one ah can now mention or good. the only about the eat

it is eat in pia and bis. i'm bending right doctor's upper and lower hearing that almost 70 percent of the health system has collapsed. some hospitals also completely destroyed, which obviously will limits people's access to these facilities and getting the help that they may need. medically, this is very concerning, isn't it? it is many consider me ah, bear in mind that i have system was very weak when before i issue or i we used to i might not. so bullet b, b s, yes. you get a chance the law more than a year. and now even this is not available because most of helps with those

are out of service. now either before or is it because no resources, including a medical people and not that it was with dentist because it's not safe. and that is not a lot. and because of lack of medical resources, no more, no oxygen in hospitals. and so when you get a sense that you've been speaking to doctors or brand know what are the, the biggest mental health issues. you would say that people are suffering from right now. the biggest issue mental health issue now is just cycle wrong. war is a moral severe psycho drama. so at the moment we are trying to establish,

ah, denny police to support for psychosocial support and also the advice people, especially parents about how to be there. yeah. so or is that where's i meant that helps i problem. i'm gosh, now we are facing our way of reaching this stage. and what is the advice you give to people? what is the advice that you give to parents on how to deal with this when it comes to their children so that it doesn't have a long term impact if that's possible at all? but if you go to that, i have to say a number of people who can reach this. this is smart because in that net because of a nice that the book and that because they don't have

to do it. so i'm going to give to parents for, to keep my kid in the us and to be a show to them about their safety. and to try to do something to distract them from the news about the war a. but at the same time to give them i think mission depending on the age of 270 to get in. i have behavioral problems because of the money are so about this about moving their parents about. i'm not working right now. the seems so that is a book to been ok. have some by like,

it's not an online or not on much. ok. thank you so much as a but i know we appreciate your time with us speaking to us from cartoon. thank you so much. now let's get more on the other on our other top story and that's the resignation of the british deputy prime minister dominic rob. as we've been reporting, he's been under investigation falling formal complaints about his behavior. we're bringing sonya again joining us from london. so what's lead to this resignation? sonya well doing this is really months if not years, a column nation of allegations against dominic rob. and of course, that 5 month long investigation, which was instigated by rob himself, political reasons, because one month would argue, but make no mistake. this is why it's an a resignation letter. i mean,

it may be that he's trying to sort of state that he's willing to continue to give his support to the prime minister. we should do not, but there is an undertone that suddenly off his frustration with the process. of course he is sticking out that he is residing because he himself made the promise that if any counts of bullying and intimidation were upheld and he would resign. so to counsel both have been upheld and now he is full survived by his own word. but suddenly, the tone of that reflects his, you could even say, i'm go with the fact that he believes that it was perhaps his right to be able to pursue tactics in the workplace. and let's take a look at some of those allegations. apparently stopped work under such strain. some of them worked quite ill. they were too scared even to go into his office to communicate that issue. and let's not forget also when rob was justice minister at

the time he was on holiday at the time of the back of my son, which was an enormous political fury as well. and even that was blamed on on the tough relationship that rob had with stuff at the foreign office. so yes, sir, years of, of his behavior in that, but also the months of that have help. strict, not exactly what the detail of those from plates were. c and, and what stuff were able to say and reflect best side of the story in this saga as well. or i thank you. sonya undergo reporting from london am 23 fighters are reported to have withdrawn from parts of north t view in the democratic republic of congo. they had ceased parts of the province since re emerging and 2021. but con gleese communities have told al jazeera, the armed group still present in some areas. catherine sawyer, reports, canyon troops in cuba,

in north cuba province. they are holding forth in areas from where the armed group am 23 has withdrawn. regional east african forces from kenya, uganda, south to dawn and bruni are here to enforce an agreement aimed at bringing peace to the region. hundreds of people have been killed and up to 1000000 forced out of their homes since the conflict started over a year ago, some congolese leaving in cuba said they are afraid to go back home despite m. 23 fight is pulling out. am $23.00 fighters are still lurking around the area. they have checkpoints isn't parts. they make us pay. taxes is $5.00 a trip indiana. we don't make any profit. the group has seated strategic towns and roads, but fighting is still going on in some pots. wanda has been accused by the un, the e, you and others of supporting the rebels. kigali denies this. according to an

agreement signed by regional leaders, m 23 is to move to sub, been in the room, go mountains, new other wonder border. but the rebels have not gone there yet. the dismissal of their voice is in line, the worth? what luxury of the the what, what whether they're getting there until i get to that position. we want validate. then i going to be able to tell you good. but we're sort of reported by one of the regional forces were deployed a few months ago. they said they are here to facilitate a political process between kinshasa and m 23. but some analysts say that negotiations are moving too slowly. and while everyone talks about a political truck and a military truck, there is no clear understanding what, what, what should come first's and how that should evolve?

am, did you 3 leaders say they want direct talks with the government? kinshasa insisted cannot negotiate. and till all areas controlled by the rebel fighters are ver catered. that deadlock is unbroken. and congolese, who've been forced out, are now living rough and comes for the displaced and suffering. catherine saw alta 03 workers have died after an explosion at a coal mine in central columbia rescue. teens are still trying to find another. another for trapped inside authorities are investigating the incident and whether the site was in come, was in compliance with safety laws. a similar accident in march left 21. people decked the leaders of the united states and columbia say they will deepen cooperation to tackle drug trafficking. us president joe biden met colombia as gustavo petro at the white house on thursday. petro who took office in august,

has been critical of washington correct down on drugs the to also discuss climate change migration, columbia as long running conflict with rebel groups on tensions with venezuela. colombia is the key to the hemisphere, and i mean necessarily the keystone and i think we have an opportunity if we work hard enough to have a western hemisphere that is united equal democratic and and economically prosperous police and canada. se cargo containing gold worth nearly $15000000.00 has been stolen from toronto airport. it arrived on monday night and was in a holding facility before it disappeared. police haven't confirmed where the aircraft had come from or its destination. the highest is canada's largest, since $3000.00 tons of maple syrup was stolen in 2012

the criminal charges against hollywood actor alec baldwin over the death of cinematographer helena hutchins are to be dropped. baldwin, phase 2 counts of involuntary manslaughter. after the shooting on the side of the movie rather than october 2021, he said the gun went off accidentally and had pleaded not guilty to both charges. prosecutor say he may yet face other charges. the foxy o lackland murdock has dropped the high profile defamation lawsuit against australia. news website. cray key accused murdock, his family and company a fueling. the u. s. capital riots in 2021. the website was trying to introduce evidence from the defamation case against fox news lost by dominion voting systems . this week the network agreed to pay almost $800000000.00 to the u. s. voting technology firm over false claims if the machines were rigged. so

what's the fox organization and the med tech to settle for $787500000.00 us dollars . the the largest defamation pay out in us history. it was pretty obvious that that murdock locked the murdock going on to sue cry. he, in australia, we've got to be a lost cause. all twitter has started are moving legacy blue takes from verified accounts. the social media giant is now charging individuals on companies a dollars a month for the verification. twitter had about 300000 verified users under the original blue check system. many of them journalists, athletes on public figures. the c o l on must says the move will reduce the number of fake accounts. still ahead on al jazeera, we have accent from the euroleague as manchester united, our cent rushing out that's coming up. would result in sports.

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for another united mistake. who to hate require havoc was given it away a captain harry mcguire, gifting a go to use of and misery which put severe in front manchester united. make a massive mistake of the united, created almost nothing in attack. and after the break conceded again to jail with the home. so it puts you up on aggregate and the humiliation was complete. 9 minutes from time with another united era. the 2nd 3 we have to face that is seldom let the fence down and try if you want to win trophies if you want to be successful. a unique order character. but it's

unacceptable because everyone can cheat that demands in the standard has to be higher in, in cooper. my says, united, united must now lift themselves to their f, a cup semi final against brighten on sunday. and then a crucial game against talk them in the race to finish the premier league top for me more severe. he won this competition more than any other side. much on to play event us in the semi finals that stokes out 0 was i did mention that is the event is here, late, severe in the next round. the italians beat sporting lisbon in that course. a final, a 11 draw good enough to send them through to one on aggregate you've. i have also had that 15 point syria penalty suspended. the club was hit with the points deduction in january for full, for counting, and several members of it's for the board. we're also had a bad spot. the suspension of the penalty moves them up to a 3rd in the italian life. okay, to the n b i,

the brooklyn that stuck close to going out to the playoffs. the philadelphia 76 is offering nothing up in their best of 7 eastern comforts series, despite or rather controversial weighed in new york in the ugly rabbit to the guy. the 76, the senator joe and bid was not sent off this or checked it, as they say box late in the game. 76 has got to fill, harden was pulled out for last. officials called it i, flagrant, foul, and hobby was out of the game, but for the game close to the diary seconds, the net voice r neal, couldn't for the t might darcy melson, or is that the guy the golden state warriors of give themselves a child to their series against sacramento, sac curry score, 36 points of the warriors, hold the series score back to to one ahead of the 4th time, which is in san francisco. on some back, i'd rather look, have scored 45 boys. got several rebounds and 3 stills to leave the phoenix suns till 129-2124 with over the ally clippers feed. it's late that series 2 up

defending stanley cup champions. the colorado avalanche is her level, their series against seattle kracken. i had to come back from to nothing down and having got back to to, to devon tave scored with 7 minutes left in games through in the game guide. 3 of the best of 7 cities is on saturday. it's yeah, now the us house of representatives has passed a republican bill banning transgender athletes such as summer lea, a thomas from competing in women's and girl sports. it was approved $219.00 votes to $203.00, but is likely to be blocked body. deborah craddick lead said it, joe biden is also against cit, support a site. it protects female athletes who are disadvantaged in competing against those who are born. i know that there's a reason why there's men and women sports. there's a reason why there's

a professional basketball for men and women. it's about fairness. the reason for this is simple. men have certain physiological advantages over women. such is more size and speed. and because of that, allowing biological males to compete against women or girls. rob's females of equal athletic opportunities. we have no right to undermine and threaten the lives of trans children. i stand in opposition to this mean spirited legislation because i'm a woman of faith. and i believe in the humanity of all children, extreme maga, republicans from the very beginning of the 118 congress, had been focused on banning abortion care and bullying women banning books about our history and bullying parents. and this week they've decided that they want to ban trans

children from playing sports to tennis on the ball, florida open where top seed i'm defending champion, carlos on, cut us is in to the quarter finals. alcaraz. beatrice, fellow spider, over about, about 2 still are good. 6375 school soluble. sorry. the 2nd seat at stuff with us. that city past completed the strike set when the over dennis shop hall vital v 6362, the school towards champion. that leads the field of 5. i'm doing the lpga chevron chopper chip in texas. bought shot to die at the woodlands cave. will that stephanie? can i get you on the i taste this eagle took her to i 68 or die one, i put to the share 2nd. so we spoke for now 32 more news coming up in a moment on al jazeera. ah, ah.

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