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said owns, roaring sides, agree to a 3 day cease fire to allow people to celebrate the muslim eats festival thousands continue to escape the violence within sudan on 2 neighboring chad, while others are trapped without food, water, or electricity? ah, kelloms the whole robin. what field was ever like my headquarters here in tow? coming up the u. k. deputy prime minister steps down, dominic ra, was under an investigation into accusations of bullying. and climate activists called the 4 days of protests, all the streets of london trying to force the government to go green.

ah, welcome to the prego. we begin ensued on where the army has now agreed to a 72 hours cease fire. the announcement follows international pleased to pause the fighting during the festival, the sudanese army and the country's largest paramilitary group. the rapid security forces have failed to observe several attempts to hold the fighting since monday. more than 400 people have been killed its course over to our correspondent hit morgan. he's following event for us and hippa, every the everybody perhaps taking a very deep breath to see whether this cease fire will hold. yes indeed, because now this is the 5th attempt of a ceasefire here in the capital for them and around the country. 7 days after the fighting started. now this, the fire is not conditional. the army statement says that the fire comes into

effect as long as the rebels commit to the necessities of a cease fire and halt any military move that could jeopardize it. the rebels, in this case, being the rapid support forces that the army it's referring to. but it's supposed to come into effect on the 1st day of eat, which is friday. and this is the day that we're at. and now, but there's been in 10th, i think in several parts of the capital room in the northern part of the capital in the city of buried has been intense lighting, as well as direct military confrontation between the rapid support 4th and the city news army up until the late hours of the afternoon, it is also been intense fighting into the southern part of the capital. and the army released a statement saying that this evening they were able to clear at the central part of her to the scene of intense and heavy fighting, fierce fighting between, between the army and the rapid support 4th of so despite the fact that both sides b r s f and the army agreed to see why that is supposedly starting to day. there has been fighting around the capital in clear if this means that the clock has been

reset or if they're going to start observing it now. or if in the coming days there will be no more fighting between the $25.00, hipaa. what's your sense of the fact that people that have been stuck in the capital and, and of been areas around the country that want to try and escape may try and move. now while or is this cease fire? it's certainly no guarantee of a long standing piece, as you said. yes, but that's why people always rely on sources that they have on the ground. relatives who try to get out of the capital, talk to people who live along the routes that take them outside the capital. now, one thing that happened today was that fighting between the army and the army included the rule that takes people out of the capital to with disease states, which is in the central part of the country. and where thousands of families escaped to in the recent days. and now people are wondering if that route is safe. many people say that they're not sure if they can step out of their homes because of the intense street battles between the recess and the food in these army. others

say that they would go to the river now state which of the northern part of the country. but many say that because of the situation on the ground in hard to there's been no running water in many residential areas. they've been power cut for 6 days. now, in many ways, essential areas sometime 7 days in other parts of the country and many people are in desperate need of medical assistance with many medical facilities here, shut down and not operating because of the fighting. so people say because of the risks of the thing here, they'd rather try to make it out of the capital, even if there are dangers along the way. here. but morgan for the update, thanks very much. let's go over to muddy m as muddy. she's a sudanese politician and a former foreign minister joins us now via skype from call to miss out about the thanks so much for joining us. live on the alger 0. can i just get your reaction to this cease fire that's been agreed by both the military and by the militia forces? yes, sir. thank you very much. because i'd like to convey my greetings for the aides,

for all of them. one of the things around the world and for my parents, for all of them, have that nice not like what is happening and shouldn't we have been in we seem to have lost the minister that obviously communications have been sketchy for all of the contributors to al jazeera over the last few days, but we will try and get back to her. many sudanese, of course, living in cartoon, save their plans for the muslim holiday b. those fitter had been ruined by the fighting. i mean, i was how and this is the worst eat i've experienced because i'm away from my mother and father and feel like there's no reason for that. the distance between us is 18 kilometers. i used to go to my town and come back on the same day. and so there's a feeling of helplessness that the circumstances are bigger than you, that you can't bypass them. you feel restricted. and then for the,

the bed little book with diamond, i'm usually the past and in my family who gets excited to eat and encourages others to a new clothes and to enjoy you. but this is completely different than because i'm responsible for my sibling. i have been very tense the past couple of days to provide stuff and find a safe place in the house. i'm also hesitant whether to leave the house and the seat has been totally different. i haven't been able to do anything because what has been cut the fighting started on the latter is the spokesmen for the sit on doctor's trade. as i see a union, he says any, a few hospitals in the capital are still functioning. and having pushed to the elements, most of the men hospitals, now it's out. the 5th is reported more than 60 out of service. and more than 14 hospitality directly attacked by both by both group. in fact, also we have 11 medical staff di saturday in fact,

now all the number of men hospitals also use. now it is out of service. the men might be hosting on demand. now it's out of a hostile, now we have 2400 miles across to the providing packages and most of them are going to stop due to lack of supply difficult to become active for medical stuff to the hospital. well, let's go back to august. my name, elma d, a former foreign minister ensued on me. somebody, obviously the technology were a slave to unfortunately, but let's just get your reaction to this cease fire that's been declared. do you think it will hold? well, i'm going to fall like to convey my greetings. for the eat all been down the world, especially to the name of sudan, especially in the capitan, where we have passed

a was ever in our history. but in charlotte may, may, may the spirit of the day. when she is fire wool this 2 weeks, we have been working on different groups of 5 years. so then he's needed from calls and positions from the international community from betty jones. there have been a high pressure by everybody to have this humanity in truth for the last at least 5 days. and it was mr. let me just ask you, we know that you worked under the full, the prime minister mister ham dock. who have you been speaking to, if you say that civil society groups in khartoum have been putting pressure on the army of the militia groups? can i ask you who you've been talking to?

yes, we have been talking directly to people like a gentleman. but she like, she may be in cells and people are on team. also from all the political consultants on my that be big mobile vision has been going on for the last 5 days. we attempted also to try to fight our so then we will, i wouldn't say we are totally what do we, i mean, that is coordination with each other. if there is a group that has been supporting the political, political operation who have been working relentlessly, me 7 total, who did the number of them me so i have 150. so i get, you know, the, i do get the sense of the be speaking to a whole range of politicians. some of them are viewers,

that names will recognize some of them. they won't, can i just get to the point of whether you think both the military and the militia forces, or at any point willing to talk to each other because this is what the international community. this is what the international community wants. this is what the people have sued on what right now. they want these warring factions to sit down and talk and find out what the problem is. it is, it is no, i'm talking about she spoke. we are talking about the issue of seizing the fire for human. the 30th issues are poor with the cost, with us to, to, to, to, to get her, to go to work, to get it, to get supplies for the defense to get replaced. and the also to pick out the bodies from the sleeves for the people to get her to do, to the, to, to get the union of the families to get their own supplies in their homes. also for the technical themes to go and i'm in the areas of what they're up now. most of the

areas of capital out of the void of what it from, from cup water. and this is one of the major hindrances of the working of any of the hospitals because they can go and do the amendments that many areas make many stations of what us, what are the that they started a working for the electricity. but also still there is a problem uh will existing in, in vast areas of the country. so it is now we are talking about stopping this nonsensical bombardment and, and to have this human italian to us. this number one issue now. okay. number one, do that. oh, is this wolves in, in, in success, then we can take it on the live it. but now i think it, it would be a biddy farms pissed to take it to another living. because of people have been a dealing in rage and, and see all the time,

the technical or the is that i see you committed that against of having it stopping any way. it now says we these, oh wow, living of the assist where we should make it a success. and from there we see where to take it from bit and of course we will continue to monitor what happens. and thank you very much for speaking with her life. and i'll just ceremony as marty that a former foreign minister for saddam thank you. 1000 the sudanese, also scrambling to escape the violence, but aid agencies a neighboring countries are unprepared for a new influx of refugees. fenton, milan, bazemore, people in cartoon are desperate to get out gathering whatever they can carry their seeking safety wherever they can find it. many have already crossed into chat more or likely to follow. we will week next week hundreds and hundreds of people that

there had just that need to figure out how to deal names and the time to chat whenever they may not know, maybe get the router and nothing child has its own problems. conflict in climate change have left more than 2000000 people struggling to get enough to eat. and it's already hosting hundreds of thousands of refugees who fled conflicts in the region . agencies fear that won't be enough to go around. just this morning, we'll dispatching one voice of food date 410000 people only for 2 months or 20000 people or one months. and it's very complex. we are boring from a project and but we really need to pull. we cannot continue like this. back in food on the violence is an escalating and both sides are refusing to talk. those

leading the fighting have no way of knowing if or when they'll see their homes again. centered monahan al jazeera, the humans migration agency says one of its stuff has been killed in the fighting in sit on the international organization. so migration says the humanitarian work vehicle was hit by cross fine obeyed. full dylan is the spokesman for the iowa. he gave us more details about the death of his colleague, far staff member and his wife and a newborn child. got into a private vehicle headed south to relocate to a safer place south of the city and about 50 kilometers outside of l by. they found themselves in the crossfire between 2 factions. the staff member was, was critically injured. despite his injuries, he managed to drive the car some distance away to the health clinic. but sadly,

he died from his injuries. under the current circumstances, the safest places hunker down in your residence, not, i mean, this is a, it's a very dangerous situation. not just in the capital and in points in dar floor, but in cities like the lack of drinking water, the lack of food electricity out in many areas, adding to the compounding the misery, experienced by civilians. last count we had 413, confirmed dead over 3200 people injured many of those civilians. and of course with the tax on health centers and the desperate situation for the doctors and nurses who are trying to attend to people. they are very real concerns for the, for the future. well, still ahead, hey, old al jazeera ukraine is still standing strong and our support has not wavering. u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin,

meets western allies in germany to discuss support for ukraine. ah frank assessments. this treaty provides this with this hopeful moment where countries could come together and stop putting in place the rules allow us to treat with global commons. with the attention of desire inside story on al jazeera. this is an enormous emergency for literally billions of the world's population earth rise explores how different fades across the globe are rallying communities. we are actually both caretakers of europe in a mission to rebuild our broken relationship with the planet. if we can mobilize that huge proportion of the world's population and we've got really great, dr. wisco, believing in change on al jazeera ah

al jazeera with oh, from breaking down the headlines to exposing the power was attempting to silence reporting. the listening post doesn't just cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered. oh, now does either with a the challenges there with lisa who robin in the hall. reminder of all talk you stories on warring sides of agreed to a 3 day see. 2 people to celebrate eve. more than 400 people are being killed in 7

days of fighting between the army and the countries biggest power military force. the rapid support forces. many civilians are trying to escape the violence of a thing to rural areas and sit on while thousands of crossed into neighboring chad military agency, se running out of resources. the approved for the president has to be extracted from the us to face corruption charges back home a 100. the later was ordered to surrender to authorities in the state of california is a case of taking more than $25000000.00 in bribes during his 5 year presidency. early this week, a federal judge denied a request to block the extradition. prosecutors are seeking a 20 year prison sentence that's caused with to maria sanchez, who's in lima. i mean, obviously it's all up in the air at the moment as to whether he has surrendered or not. what are you hearing about this?

well we are hearing that there is already confirmation. so hale that he has himself and we saw him earlier from his home, leaving his home in the, in the sample in california. and going into his car with his wife and his lawyer with the green jacket and sneakers and going to the court that he had announced last night that she was not going to run away from justice. that was going to turn himself in today, which was the deadline. the judge gave him, he had been fighting extradition since 2018. i'm in the last few weeks. it had been very hard. he had really good lawyers who knew very well what to do until he had been able to postpone and postpone the decisions that justice had given in, in california to turn himself in well. and now she's extradition begins, or she faces 20 years in prison in they do,

he will be extradited. and for the, for the, the charges of handling and money laundering. she's involved in one of the most experts here, one of the most song, cases of the love of dr. investigation in latin america and the united states is the, the investigation on how only with the giant brazilian construction company. why officials high ranking officials in latin america and many countries for extra in exchange for public works in many countries. so there were witnesses very close to a political who have been crucial for prosecutors here to to have a very solid case according to experts here. and now so the expedition process

after many years now is about to begin mudding centers with an update for us from lima. thank you. well, the u. k has a new deputy prime minister of doubt and has been named as the replacement for dominic rob, who resigned earlier on friday. he had been on the investigation following formal complaints about his behavior. rob was accused of bullying dating back to when he served as foreign minister and justice minister. he's the 3rd senior minister to leave prime minister issues su, next, cabinets in the past 6 months. see that? says he accepted the departure with great sadness. here's what rob said in his resignation letter that he states that he felt 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 the findings are flawed and such a dangerous precedent for what he calls the conduct of good government. so you're gay guy has more from london. this is really a month if not years,

a column nation of allegations against dominic, rob, and of course 5 month long investigation, which was instigated by rob himself. political reasons of course, once a month would argue, but make number say, this is a resignation letter. i mean, it may be that trying to sort of say that he is willing to continue to give his support the prime minister wishes to not. but there is an undertone that suddenly of his frustration with the process. of course he is sticking to the fact that he is residing because he himself made the promise that if any counts of bullying and intimidation were up health and he would resign. so to counsel those have been upheld and now he is forced to abide by his own word. but suddenly, the tone of that reflect 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 certain tactics in the workplace. activists have begun 4 days of protests in london to demand urgent government action on climate change. the extinction rebellion, protest group balls and to the use of fossil fuels is calling on tens of thousands of people to join the demonstrations. well, need polco was the rally. i'd say to rita isa a doctor, i'm climate health research and he asked her how climate change was affecting her patients. climate change is a pressing reality across the world now, but we can't escape it even in london. so i work as a g p in east london where we have quite often illegal levels of air pollution. what that means for me as a doctor in practice is i am seeing children with a 10 percent reduced lung kathy as a result of abolition across the country. what that translates to is $36000.00 cremmit your deaths per year as a result of application. that's the same as a double decker buses worth of people every single day. and so taking action on the

climate crisis. yes, it's good for our future, but it's also good for the health of the population here today, 8 by 2, by the help of population. of course, sir, for people who've been following u. k. news medic, sipping out protesting recently over working conditions of zone of so for do you see the to being related to climate issue and also the issue when it comes to job and working with jobs on were conditions. of course, i mean the health section is under huge amounts of pressure. we have an aging population, have increasingly complex health conditions. but the lancet, one of the leading medical journals has had that the climate crisis is the greatest threat to health of this century. and i work as a g p, but i'm also a researcher and i'm really in the business of prevention. if we know that something is going to cause problems down the line, how can we begin st it today? and that's why, really all of this is very, very much into connected. i think we take action on climate today that relieve some of the pressure on our health care system and ensures we can have a healthy and flourishing population at large. the u. s. is hosting

a meeting of western allies at his ramstein or base and germany to discuss further military support for ukraine. the ukraine is pushing for more fighter jets than ammunition ahead of its long expected spring counter offensive. washington is promising to support kiefer, we quote. as long as it takes our collective effort shirt made a huge difference on the battlefield. now, in just a few short months, the contact group has delivered more than 230 trash. more than 1550 armored vehicles and other equipment and munitions to support more than mine, new armored brigades. we've also expedited our m one abrams timelines to supply ukraine with more armored capability and becoming much m e m one said the ukrainians will use for training arrive here in germany in the next few weeks

and all of this is huge progress. argentina's president says he won't run for reelection october. the surprise announcement by alberto fernandez, comes as the country faces a deep economic crisis. inflation for so to more than 100 percent and is expected to go higher on going drown, serve cripple. the agricultural sector fernandez was elected in 2019 the earns whether agency says the world's glaciers are disappearing rapidly and saving them is a lost calls in its annual report. the world meteorological organisation says the melting of some european glaciers has been a we quote off the charts. the last 8 years has been the warmest ever recorded. higher concentrations of greenhouse gases of accelerated global warming. muslims, in many parts of the world are marking either feather with prayers and festivities

. this was the scene earlier in mecca. i sons wholly a sight the timing of either determined by the sighting of the crescent moon. in some countries, the holiday will be celebrated on saturday. early morning, 8 prayers took place of the alex a mosque in occupied east jerusalem during ramadan intentions were running high as is ready, forces conducted raids at the compound and prevented thousands of palestinians from entering twitter has started removing its blue text search show accounts have been verified the social media giant is now charging individuals and companies $8.00 a month for verification, twitter had about $300000.00 verified uses under its original blue check system. c o e law must says the move will reduce the number of fake accounts. that's it for me, you can find more information on our website, al jazeera dot com, where does next inside story. we'll look at the role of regional players in the ongoing saddam and complex to stay with us. and with funny about

ah ah hallo, we've got some pretty unsettled weather across much of the middle east. once again, a fair amounts of cloud up towards the black sea through levant and afar amounts of clap producing some lie, the showers there, across. so saudi arabia always a possibility, see some at flash flooding as a result of these heavy dampers stretch their way all the way into southern parts of a yemen. we are going to say summer wet weather, still lurking there as we go on through our sunday showers, pushing up towards us here and caught out i think we'll see editing a significant having said that the temperature is on the rise. $37.00 celsius is $99.00 in fahrenheit wanted to shower, is there a possibility to into, to care ace inside of the mediterranean, looking generally dry fine and sunny. and that stretches across a good part of egypt when picking up their ensue while libya one or 2 showers

a possibility to sliding outs of the iberian peninsula across northern parts of morocco. plenty of showers, meanwhile, now gathering quite nicely the seasonal res, pushing up across west africa, joining up with some very heavy right out of cameroon into the democratic republic of congo. some heavier showers there too, into kenya. but further south it is looking generally dry. once again, for a time, although we will see increasing, clap, gradually pushing right into south africa. ah, the 1st commander of the lebanese army after independence from france, who took over his president at the time of crisis in a deeply divided country 50 years after his death, a g 0 woo tells the story.