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of gotten the knife crime and brazil schools. government planes, haste, beach on social media, no respite from the heat in rural india where many of forced to work outdoors despite the risks to their health. hello on poll, resolve all the sports, including the action from the english premier league as new counsel one wires with 6 goals against a well, we begin with su, dawn, we're fighting between the army and the rapid support forces is continuing for a 9th day. thousands of people, a fleeing and at least 400 people have been killed. the conflict is left many neighborhoods without access to food or clean water. and on sunday, the country experienced in the a total collapse of internet connection and phone line. this is according to an

internet monitoring service. the u. n is saying up to 20000 people have fled across the border from the for, into chad, owner in desperate need of food, clean water and medicines. people are also fleeing to south dawn. and there are foreign nationals, they are being evacuated by the government. that's a process expected to take a while. france, the u. k. in the u. s. are among the latest countries to pull out the embassy staff or them hammered. begins out coverage now. ah, people in khartoum, a living in the middle of a was own. what was once a bustling market is now piles of rubble, buildings and homes are in ruins, this burritos for here. i need our, my dear, my house here. and hunter bahati or something of lack of food that go for if the hittie lack of florida, gonna have it is it is for 3 weeks now. i also you do not have

ah, exists rosa. people say, well it says i'm missing, but they can't go out and search for them as they're too scared to leave. the house . doctors have described the situation as catastrophic. this was a lot of like much a lot of the hospital east till operational, but not to the full capacity due to the shortage of medical equipment. let alone difficult to the medical staff face to get to work with the fighting in the capital . a centered around the presidential palace and the army headquarters. this video appears to show members power military rapid support forces with the commander general mohammed hum don douglas in the area. but it's not clear when it was filmed long, but across the nell river in the city on. dorman, some people are bearing that dead. this home was hit by shelling while the family was asleep. i know what i li, i will, i think i said at all, i have been on my body and i couldn't stand up, but god helped me out. many shells came into my room and i collected them. they hit

the rumor and came through the window that they broke the glass. i was lying in bed and when i stood up, i fell to the ground. oh, in dar duke, north of cartoon, there are pockets of resistance. some people took to the streets in protest on saturday, calling for an end to the violence. analysts say sedans long away to transition to civilian rule, a prospect that seemed imminent a few weeks ago, moving further out of reach for as long as general douglas and army chief of don't fight oper, hon refused to back down. one of them needs to win. so that he could claim power. this is how they see it from was and i and ultimately they have no problem. in my opinion. hackers, i think it takes like compromising or just realizing the security of the whole country. and all the while sudanese live in fear as more if the country is

destroyed in a baffle for power or heal him home it al jazeera, now report to her, but morgan has the latest she's reporting from hard. tim. well, there are 2 kinds of actor over of evacuations happening here in the capital sort of tomb does the evacuation of foreign nationals with the help from their embassies and allied countries here in, in the capital. many of them making their way to the eastern city off port sudan, just like the un mission here in the country and puts down is a city that is about 800 kilometers away from the capital. so that's a trip on a normal day that would take about 11 to 12 hours. but because there would be checkpoints on the road and because it's a large convoy, it's likely to take longer than that. and those are the foreign nationals evacuating. then there's the locals, the residence of how to tune themselves, who are doing their own evacuations. mapping out their own routes outside the capital to make it to safe places. places like a jazeera in these central part of the country or river. now in the northern part

of the country, there are also some sudanese who are trying to evacuate the country completely, not just the 2 and 2 neighboring states. they're trying to move to neighboring countries like egypt. if you're peer or chad and south sudan, they're simply looking for ways depending on where they are, depending on the fighting at the time that they're trying to move, to make it out of the capital, whether that be to a neighboring state or a neighboring country in the end, let's not forget that this is the 1st time what assume is i can actually witnessing a displacement. cartoon is not a city that has, has witnessed conflict despite the fact that saddam has had numerous whereas going on within its borders. but never in hard to him. so people are very and used to the situation. earlier i spoke to kate main or volley, kaz east and central africa regional director. and she says that many sudanese people are making their own arrangements to leave the country in order to stay safe . we've seen a lot of student people who done really needing to make their own arrangements on how the b. o. it's been a lot of emphasis on evacuation and relocation of diplomats and people who are not

from the country. but the reality of the people of sudan is the r hadn't to flee conflict. and it's important that we remember marianne. this conflict is in khartoum. a city that ordinarily has not witnessed our conflict at this in so far. so this is a whole new experience for, for cutting. and the reality is it is coming on top of what was already our of a grueling material crisis that we already responded to. you said that it for harton, for people who are living for people who are living in the capital. this is something new because there has been violence and instability in the country before. but for there to be urban warfare and such a densely populated capital city that something that hasn't happened. so what are they doing of a just leaving their homes and walking to were out to wherever they need to go with whatever they can carry. right, so what do you know?

yeah, to your points, you know, ab and conflict is something that is new to cartoon. we know that cartoon has not faces before. in fact, cartoon was actually a safe haven for people who had been clean, super was in the periphery of sudan on, such as the food, ourselves, abandoned mover mountain. so this is all very new. so what we're seeing in capital is 1st a lot of hibernation because, you know, it was the epicenter, the car, a fleet. so we have people in high definition, offices, shops, banks, all closed. we've seen that hospitals are clothing, no medical supplies, people act without medical care. so a lot of that is hibernation. we did see during the eat period, some bombs traffic out of cartoon, but it is, it is perilous, johnny. and you mustn't forget that one of the other risks of making such a journey, particularly women who might be at risk of sexual violence along the way to

marianne, you know, one of the things that we always conscious about as care is that women and girls and children are always the most disproportionately affected by violence. and so some of the realities with his journeys as the flea is thing, risks and sexual and gender based violence for women and girls. i. so recognizing that yellow t e r d p concerned about what this ongoing conflict means for women and girls and how it impacts them. and we also know that tom sudan in itself from a, in a grammy from an economic point of view. when you think about what is the implication of this war on, on, on, on the social, what is the social impact to this crisis? this current balance deepens, unwritten, if the stigma need helped managerial crisis in a country that was already struggling economically with rising food prices deeper stating floods, disease, outbreaks,

and experience has shown that those who are already highly vulnerable had very few coping mechanisms. and so right now with this conflict with a few coping mechanisms that they had the electric, none, this is the reality for those who are standing cartoon for those who faced the conflict in the, in barrels. and for those one now, tracking to, to the border. and so it, it's important to recognize the social impact of the crisis, the impact on women and girls, and youth, and be unemployed on what already, you know, this is exacerbated already bad situation. william pate is a former british ambassador to sit down and he says that ongoing fighting is complicated evacuation for the u. k. and other countries. you have continued her evacuation, but the very, really, the plans they rarely survive contact with the enemy. and this is a particular circumstances that would necessarily up in foreseen that you'd have to

heavily armed forces fighting in the streets of costume. most of when i was in sudan, the evacuation plan was to go by road in the event of the airport being close by route 2 ports are done, but that's a long, long way and fighting is also continuing in other parts of the country. so in those circumstances, your very little option, but to resolve to a military evacuation, which is what's happened in this case. and it was clear from here that the embassies were in the middle of a war zone that they were being targeted normally. diplomatic missions in you can operate with a degree of immunity, but in this, in this conflict we saw a tax on the you investor. we saw a tax on french and americans. the diplomats themselves were unable to operate, so had to be evacuated in, ironically with a diplomat out of the country. it's much easier to put pressure on the parties

because you don't have hostages if you like. the difficulty now is how to get british citizens out. that's a much more complex thing because they'll be spread all over the place. more than 150 students from the international university of africa in hard to me are in alga europe, and se sued on government sources. saying that being taken to addis ababa and from that to their home countries that many of the students are still unable to leave algebra areas hide from nigeria and students in high to me who's calling on her government to help. everyone has been trying that there is no hope of survival, everyone to burn in hell. the cater looking for shelter to survive. these. these people this site, right. they don't value human lives. they don't care about what we are breaking

things. there is no electricity berries. lot, i was having some lethal water lesson with me as the money in the water. i cannot for 2 days, i can shower. there is no water to drink. there is no food to drink. you cannot go out to the street to buy food. there is no use, there is nothing you can buy and even the cash is not that the soldiers roaming about every way. and you don't know whether you're going to do the looks because the me, those, you know, they just dropping lasers close to the place where i was saying there was a bomb blast. and so i was going through the window to look what is happening out. it was in he is our life from london still it had for you,

extradited from the us through formal present. alejandro to later arrives home to face corruption charges and it's for the f. a cup final will be a magister darby for the 1st time in a 142 years of history of the united beat. bryson on penalties. ah, police have examined at least $47.00 bodies from graves at the sight of the church in east and kenya. the victims allegedly starved to death after following their past, his instructions to stop eating. please her investigating a cult, which one enjo says has been operating since 2019. she von phil has more. we believed they would meet god. they ended up in a shallow grave, outside of coastal town in eastern kenya, victims of a suspected cult leader of us our days wife, son and parents in law disappeared,

leaving everything behind he saw and i get such off. when i said so long, i stood down dahlgren to see jesus saw it, and i trucked our flight. it's only book how long the tickets to my lindy miss. she should have already gone to get back to her. toby, this is the man accused of luring them to melinda. i paul mackenzie and thing. gay is the leader of the good news international church. he apparently promised his followers they would meet their creator if they starved themselves to death was wanting to sara. he had been arrested before i went to children, died, there wasn't enough for me enough. i couldn't have cool, you know, keeping behind by that shows the coast trade. so yet people are angry. but kinda, you know, deep has gone before police believe dozens of victims may be buried in the forest. several children are among the dead and there are fears. many more could be missing the let me do a lot more. my little my,

we visited homes in villages in the area and we spoke to parents whose children had all died. some families have lost up to 5 children. and in some cases the parents have died as well. some members of the church were rescued from the preachers property alive, but weak relatives at the exclamation sites are holding out hope that they're missing. loved ones have survived the moment. what so does our to on very, in whom i'm to see what is going on here. odd. did people who are been coming year? i can, i can't see. none of us are similar relative bordeaux does find numerous. kin more people unseen more groups. mackenzie is now in custody. pathologists are taking samples from the victims to determine the cause of death. shavon silk al jazeera, katherine sawyer, also reporting on the story. she brings us more from nairobi. a police us deal recovering bodies in their land. in monday, in the canyon coast,

they are looking for more shallow graves. they say that they will continue the operation until they get all the bodies of people who could be buried there. we know that there is a woman who has been rescues hiding in the bushes. she is very weak to be taken to hospital at the we men have basically are undergoing a therapy among the people who died as a whole family father, mother and we children that actually does the call. does 13 of them have been arrested including the pastor mackenzie, he started discharge back in 2013 i. he had a huge following, but many of them left when he started this controversial teaching about x to

fostering and telling people to stop themselves so that they can see god and they are very, very poor many of them. so it's very easy to take advantage of that desperation. and this such for hope, if you may, gideon my term on gara is the governor of kelly fee county, where these bodies were exude. now he spoke earlier, gave us his reaction to the case. and that on buffalo lost his buffalo, the security team in buffalo, everybody. our it up. been because it was deep enough forests. so it was not dead. i think care by the time people to discover the guy has been there for so long think has lived there. for yes or thing, things that been happening gradually without doing and when he was out as to the other day, he was released them on a bond by the god because they are,

they could not prove in court that went to kill a moment that said the people died of starvation. you said the problem is a, we don't know how he, he managed to convince it. is a us to come on the way and you know, and you come there in because you're in different country. you are not really on a checkpoint with where this passport control. so when you arrive in melinda, you could go to the family dog. any detection you bought dead, a public vehicle and to go there, or what to what we own supplies is that the, the family members of this to bonham victims are white. they did not say res alonda numbers would have been able to raise a lambda this to put on missing. we don't know from where they came from because most of them are not from the gleeful county. so they don't know where they come from, where whether they had to put it to the police station done, their family members are missing. not wanting to police are looking into peruse,

former present. alejandro to letters arrived in his home country after being expedited from the united states to lay down face corruption charges in peru, yard himself into authorities in california. on friday is accused of accepting more than $45000000.00 in bribes during his 5 years in office between 20012677 year old to laid out denies any wrong doing my on a sanchez reports from peruse capital lima in 2001, alexandra, the little rooster power. as peter's 1st miss diesel precedent, a champion of democracy, a liberal economist, he quelled at deadly political insurrection and finished his 5 year tenure with one 3rd of peruvians supporting him. he then moved to the united states as corruptions, candles began to emerge, into the lyla, denied any wrong doing wasted mil. oh, shami one just one piece of evidence,

just one. and i will be the 1st to step out of politics. oh, prosecutors accuse him of collusion and money laundering for taking nearly $35000000.00 in bribes. construction brazilian giant other bridge in exchange for contracts and public works is well known of castle muscle. it is one of the most solid cases in judiciary. ac, is that the root of the money of thought from other bricks, a counsellor into the account of an id, friend and partner with you, and then to accompany gov to rica. that money then brought a $5000000.00 home and an office in beryl. oh, a little for extradition to do since 2018 arguing he was politically persecuted, a victim of racism for his indigenous heritage. his defence sued the state department to stop the process, but it was unsuccessful. the little was a great success story, a shoe shine boy from a poor village in the dan this who reached the presidency. but political allies and followers said the little deceived and betrayed them. ill give you harry aqua,

or you're the one who comes from the bottom and carries out the dream of being able to grow and reach the top and betrays the essence of the fact that a person like him who represented though of peru to move forward has been mocked because so many people believe deeply in what he represented and at least waiting for him to live up to those hopes. and of course, he did not sit around sorry. oh, now he will face up to 20 years in prison. this is where authority said the lyla will remain during the trial. the jail is currently shared by former precedents. i'll read before you, marty, and bid augustine. as nearly all of peter's former precedence are under investigation or jail for corruption, this facility is expanding. they're convicted, they will likely also end up here with alejandro toley though. as its latest tenant mariana sanchez. i'll just eat a lima maya such as joins us live. now we understand that

a 100 to later is going to be taken to the prison, where you are at the moment that to any indication as to when that's going to well, mary, and we have been waiting for many hours now. he spends about 3 hours at the airport with doctor, we're checking on, he's healthy, he has cancer and he's health is braille. he was then taken by road to a national to the just to barry or court. that's what she met you met before entering the court. he met the top of the cuter in the country. then that was taken to the court and faced a judge who read his rights, who read the charges of pollution and money laundering. and then he has been taken to the police in the center of the country in the center of the capital she,

he will be known by his proper anytime. now he's already on his way to the helicopter. so we are waiting here. we are at the police base where you morning, i guess the you know, are here he will be joining both of the former president or young man that was over here for 9 months. he was that go free, but the other 2 former precedent one, i got a few more serving a 25 year sentence for human rights violations and corruption and see under investigation for corruption. and for some reason, they will, will spend some time in a long time actually hear of these 18 months until the 1st part of the got the 1st part of the investigation takes place. and unfortunately, for the people of peru, this isn't the 1st president that has been embroiled in

a corruption scandal, is not much surprised there, or is it outrage and disappointment? how would you describe the reaction? well, mariam, if you said there's a lot of disappointment in peru because of so many presidents involved in corruption and we saw the very small group of supporters at the airport this morning. i would say there were 20 or 30 people at the most and a small group of people. now, i don't know if you can hear them just like 10 people here in favor of the little. but i think the great majority of our fed up with corrupt leaders. when so little round court, the press, the 3rd time in 2016, he only got like over one percent of the vote. people like him because of the

corruption allegations and now charges in an investigation that said very, very, very small lives. they have great witnesses that have given the information of how the people direct those paid money directly or both will receive money. because again, most listed on the handbook and peruvian, i think there are fed up with, with leaders that are involved in corruption. the last 7 leaders will all involve interactions. so except one, 0, so not, not much support here, mary. thank you very much. 9, a sanchez in lima. we say in the region, we take you to brazil. the government now has launched a campaign to improve its safety in schools after a series of violent attacks that have shown

a nation. there now more security patrols outside schools and 300 people suspected of planning further. attacks have been detained in recent weeks when a kiana kia reports from rio de janeiro. bear for the real deal. she lives in brazil, president lucy nasa lula suva cheered an emergency meeting for aimed at preventing violence in schools. in march, a 13 year old student stabbed and killed a teacher with a knife. then this month, a 25 year old man wielding a hatchet broke into this preschool, killing 4 children between the ages of $5.00 and $7.00. must you call me a deal more straw's it that g. it's a monstrosity that all of us who are father's mothers, grandparents, uncles, could never imagine would happen. at the meeting, the government announced it would be spending $625000000.00 to re enforce security in the schools. but the president and his closest aides also blame the spread of

hate speech on social media as the contributing factor in the search of school violence. justice minister flavio jello said social media websites would be monitored as part of the operation to prevent new school attacks. f fall regulating and monitoring the internet does not violate our freedom of speech. to protect those rights. we need rules to cub hate videos and messages which are being published every day. instigating violence. school attacks are a new phenomenon in brazil, but some specialists believe the surge of violence could become as common as in the united states. going to his new ethan shatoya that though he needs in the 20 years before last year, we had a live in school attacks. but in just the past 9 months, we've had obtained these numbers can't be compared to those in the us. but the shop increase in a country that is not used to dealing with this kind of island saying happy looking up at su audrianna. sylvia is grateful to see security measures are finally being

taken seriously. for more than a decade. she's been pushing brazilian officials to focus on school violence in 2011. her 14 year old daughter and 11 other students were killed in the handling of massacre. the deadliest school attack in brazil's history will fit is a lie, not only lost a daughter, but saw my family being shattered. my husband and father both suffered strokes. my son had to cope alone with the pain of losing the sister and seeing his parents plunge in despair. it's a feeling that only those who have suffered at 1st hand can understand this month. police patrols in front of schools have increased bar, but at the d. m, like many brazilians feel that more needs to be done and that families, teachers, and psychologists must be better prepared to deal with this new threat. the statues of teenagers running as if they had their futures ahead. of them represent the 12 students who were killed during brazil's deadliest school attack,

a reminder by parents and advocates that unless serious protection measures are taken, innocent lives will continue to be at stake. monica knock, if i'll just 0. rio de janeiro isn't ease our life in london still ahead on the program. how one center and keith is helping rehabilitate fighters, who lost limbs in the wall. in 4 wells had his number on his form as she prepared to defend her french open titled whole have more on that later. ah, you're here, we're here. let's go with your weather update for europe and africa. great to see you. so we've got cold air sinking out of the north, across the islands of ireland, britain that's also finding its way into western france in the low countries.

number's way out of whack here. well below average, you'll max out in london on monday. love in degrees and some showers in the mix as well, but where things are changing is other and spain already hence of it. 31 degrees in seville will pump up that temperature by the end of the week, thursday dark, the red, the hard, the temperature could hit 40 degrees on the nose. and if you get there, it's going to be a new national temperature record, a force being for the month of april, currently it's in mercy. 37.4. and that was set more than a decade to go back to the here and now pulses of rain along the eastern shore of the adria to exceed also into zat grub as well. and still some showers for turkey more so for central and eastern areas of the country to africa, we go that heat wave alerts still in play for the southeast corner of senegal, temperatures of cross 40 degrees here over the heat we're talking about in iberia will also temperatures also pump up in morocco as well. so all the bands of rain from then took into the southwest of botswana. we could see some flooding here over

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a fleeing the violence, and at least 400 people have been killed. lease of seemed at least $47.00 bodies from graves. at the sight of a church in eastern kenya, the victims allegedly starved to death off to being told by their pastors to stop eating. so they could meet god perusal, president l. a 100 to later as a ride to his home country ought to be expedited from the united states. philadelphia corruption charges and the roof of regulations. he accepted more than 35000000 dollars in bribes while in office the head of the world food program and chad set on saturday that expects to see more refugees seeing across the border from sudan. more than 10000 people have fled the country so far into neighboring chad. hundreds of people also going to south sit on the ongoing fighting is making it difficult for residents to be able to leave the homes and move around. early we spoke to peter, find out who's the united nations humanitarian coordinator, and international organizations. migrations representative in south sea don says

about 2000 people across the border and more are expected to come so far as the numbers of the iraq most here and have been fairly limited. we're looking about 2000 people that have arrived from sudan into sounds that most of the ring to each other. good days about 7 hours of travel from costume, from capital by rote. and of course, we are expecting each, the violence would decrease the number of people that, that will be arriving in some stories that we're hearing from people arriving. first of all, these are usually people that have the means to travel here. so we're also expecting the more vulnerable people to come at a later stage. but a lot of people are talking about horrible situations in guest room about being having the ropes on the way from customer 2 years from they often arrived here. we very little know luckily most of those people do have still family in south who

help them. maybe just also there is also know that we're also expecting some sudanese to come to do sell to them because we have about 400000 nice refugees in sell to them and a few 100000 and like and also living. it's also done and people of course like home. so we're also preparing for you've, if you had a larger scale return off to the nice. busy or not retirement off of that he's moving towards that cell in asia as in the grips of an extreme heat way with temperatures topping 40 degrees celsius in some parts of india. this week, assistant high temperatures are putting pressure on health facilities and impacting the economy in a country where nearly half of the work force has to be outdoors scientists. a climate change is driving this heat and is going to get worse, as well as undermining efforts to reduce poverty and inequality as bank reports.

another day under a hot sun. but people here hope the temperatures won't be as high as previous days . it's those in rural parts of central india who are the most vulnerable lack of electricity and water infrastructure means they have little respite from heat waves . bonnie g e o d, i got him elect. the water is a big issue. i feel extremely hot. my hands and legs are always aching. there's this issue, power cuts anyway because of this heat, their power cuts all the time lightly, but these are the problems i've been facing. in some villages, there is no running water. people relying wells for the supply and those and several villages complain of water shortages in others, entire families including children have to work during the summer months. bricks, dry foster, but working in the summer carries risks. it legally do by the years that it wasn't . the sun is too harsh. we face a lot of difficulty. our children full sick all the time, but sometimes we also fall sick. but what to do now is the only work we have yet,

otherwise there's no other source of employment. i never got a category as a front wife has been sick for 2 days with heat stroke. we can't afford to stop working. it's estimated that 49 percent of the engine workforce workers doors. the heat waves are placing an unprecedented burden on public health, agriculture, and other systems. some believe in this government is under estimating the impact of heat waves induced by climate change. most of these heath action plans don't specify who they'll talk to, to improve their plans, and whether they'll reach out to wonderful groups or in, in our cities and villages. so more so time these conservation mechanisms also inadequate sham la palate works as a guide at this tiger reserve. he can earn $6.00 a day. but recently, even that's been hard to come by. come to come with that. the 2nd order worried this window because if he not too many tourist come during summers because of the harsh she, we mostly stay home because there are fewer visitors were only managed to get to

work twice or thrice in a week. india has a climate vulnerability index through which it assesses its vulnerability to the climate crisis and works within that framework. the u. n and climate scientists are warning heat waves will be more common and the indian government is likely to come and a growing pressure to update its policies to protect the most wonderful. i said, beg, i'll 0 thailand is also suffering and record breaking temperatures. people in bangkok hoping i'd to stay indoors. temperatures reached 42 degrees celsius on saturday, combined with humidity. that means it felt like 54 degrees. a police officer directing traffic collapsed and died of heat stroke just earlier this week. peter newman is a lead also with the intergovernmental panel on climate change does more people a likely to die because of the unusual heat wave. it's very dangerous because it's not normal. if you live in very hot conditions and some parts of the

middle east, for example, a light that you can adapt and your body will adapt and you'll, you can of course make buildings more able to cope. but when it is so unusual to have over 50 degrees in thailand, it is just so hard to deal with. and it does cause significant increases in debts. they found, for example, in europe when they had a heat wife recently there was $70000.00 extra debt. so that's the kind of disaster that it can become. willy adaptation is a short turn saying we have to deal with a long term issue of getting rid of fossil fuels because these are water causing this extra energy that's going into the atmosphere and causing these extremes in whether the glaciers of recently the world. meteor illogical organization said

they're finished, they are not going to recover. now, this is where we are now, and we've only reached too close to $1.00 degree increase across the world. we can go to 3 or 4 degrees if we don't fix this issue. so we have to do more more rapidly because it's getting out of hand. environmental activist totes in the streets of london, france that day of demonstrations. the price has coincided though with that the london marathon affairs at the act. his might disrupt the event that in the end all went smoothly thanks to a change in tactics by the protest as. and when barbara explains, oh, they're into the final mile of the london marathon, cheered on by thousands of spectators. but sundays event was different because climate change activists extinction rebellion orrick saw. we're also eating the streets. there had been fears of disruption, but exxon brought in hundreds of stuart's to make sure nobody tried to stop the

runners. at he and stuart is a former olympic champion, canoeists now dedicated to climate campaigning to all right here is to connect with the many, many thousands of people that are out there that we know are seriously concerned about climate emergency. but i have no path to action aware invite to people to calm down experience. what is like to be a part of a massive group of people who are seriously concerned in recent years x r has been known for direct action, including citizens bringing traffic to a halt in central london. they now say they favor a different approach. another group just stop hoyle recently targeted the well sneaker championships here in the u. k. i am a civil engineer from london to a fair activists have just been jailed for climbing, a major bridge over the river thames forcing police to close it to traffic. but they say they're still committed to disrupting public events as a way to keep the climate crisis in the news. our government, this response, their, their response to the climate crisis is to put people in jail. that's not the right

way to solve the climate crisis. you saw the climate crises by addressing the issues and the issue is no new oil and gas extinction. rebellion for their part, want ministers to and funding for new oil and gas projects and set up emergency citizens assemblies to address the climate crisis. one of the slogans extinction. rebellion a use for today's event is running out of time i made given the government a deadline of monday. beyond which they say they'll be increasing their actions. we're definitely going to continue targeting and trying to disrupt the oil industry . financial institutions that are financing the oil, industry, insurance companies that are ensuring polluting industries. all these things will, will continue. but it's going to be targeted to different priorities perhaps, but as the race to push the politicians to deliver on their own climate promises. we can expect more eye catching events. the dba al jazeera london won 3000 people

on the march is north through mexico, the latest in a series of migrant caravans. the heading from the southern border with guatemala towards mexico city, with eventual aim of reaching a border with the united states. the caravan consists of mainly venezuelans, but there are people from as far as china and other asian nations. many on the march also demonstrating after 40 people died in a fire in a detention center and see that whereas in northern mexico, that was last month almost done, the protesting before to death, to demand the closure of the national migration institute to demand mexico is pressed and open the door, pays attention to our good cause to demand the move of the migration topic, to the coffee centers of the concentration camps. this and to my hotel. we don't have any other alternative in leaving from here and to keep moving forward. we won't give up, we all want to go to the united states. i'm fighting for better for my daughter

here. and another one i left in honduras. where ukraine is expected to launch a counter offensive against russian troops in the east of the country. in the coming weeks after months of stalemate, fighting on the front lines has become a war of attrition. now with a high human cost, ukraine is also facing a battle behind the lines to rehabilitate many people who have been injured in the war. charles traffic reports on not from keys, a prosthetic leg for one of the many amputees who come to this orthopedic center. an artificial limb workshop in central cave all examined us. that sinker was one of the country's leading prosthetic engineers heats the plastic to bend the mould. into shape anatoly lost his legs fighting russian forces. in my real pul, almost a year ago, his percentage lake has been giving him pe you in recent weeks thing on that. we can adjust it from both sides. alexander tells him should be fine,

then you're going with us to about it's a lot of work through many very complex, very high amputations. multiple amputations were 2 arms and legs are missing and it's wholly lives in an 8th floor apartment. it's a long walk up the stairs when the lipson are working. he lives here with his girlfriend, alina, and her baby leesha, full in his ball. my husband was killed fighting on the front line last year. she is 7 months pregnant with anatolia child. william dement were thinking of starting a business, you can survive long going to give him a hand out. so i am thinking of what to do because atlanta is pregnant. as a war amputee, i miss holly will eventually receive a one off compensation payment of around $21700.00. the government also paid the his prosthetic link. i don't know,

did you go so it's difficult for him to move around. he tries, of course, but he mainly sits with the child. i have to do most of the housework. most of the $200.00. also people who come to this rehabilitation center for therapy each week lost their limbs fighting. there are no official statistics on how many people have lost limbs in the war. so far. this prosthetic limbs is manufactured in germany, but assembled here in ukraine. it has a computer chip at the back, the data from which is analyzed and the movement of the joint adjusted accordingly . the price is astronomical. $45000.00 for this percentage leg, there is nothing like it being manufactured in this country. there are not enough prosthetic limbs being built in ukraine for the growing number military and civilian amputees. the rehabilitation center is partly funded vinyl straightly in charity. and there's only one other as bolton as this in all ukraine fillmore. yeah . and then he moved. there is

a need because the counter offensive is expected and unfortunately there's going to be a lot more guys getting injured back of the apartment to i'm a totally says he wishes he could return to fight on the front line. but now his battle is to raise a young growing family and to learn to live again. charles, rafa al jazeera keith as the exact purchase leader from the northern indian state of punjab, has been arrested after mannheim. but last as for more than a month, i'm at paul singh rose to prominence earlier this year with this call for the creation of a separate seek home non cold color stone thing. and his supporters rated police station in punjab in february, after one of his aides was arrested, police then tried to arrest thing, but he escaped on a motor bike. sandra cooper is the editor of hard news magazine and says that to things detention is increase tensions. and the already unstable state of punjab it didn't truly create the kind of tension that whoever was behind it really expected

. in fact, in punjab itself, there was a great demand in the people there that nothing should be done to upset the piece that had returned to this very you know, state which has been experiencing great them under double and all these years. so they didn't want to mr policy to do anything more than what has what he had done and in a certain way didn't really cause a tell margaret just expected of his at s. now is significant because he is going to be taken to the northeast. the state of sam, and that is where he will be interrogated. it's rather strange that he was allowed to carry on for about $36.00 days. that will reduce that used to come on tv, showing him that he used in some other died or the other used to sometime in western clothes. he would go around on a more bike. so it's all very, very strange how he's phenomenal is built up and subsequently how he's been arrested. slant on the program

a day be used to forget for the former head coach of argentina as he tries to guide the 9 go to the top, brazil. ah, 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 clearly caretaker's, up here in a mission to rebuild our broken relationship with the planet. if we can mobilize that huge proportion of the world's population, then we've got some kind of leverage believing in change on al jazeera, from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to finance reporting. what did you do? what did you investigate? why didn't you ask the question? there are many joins that. fencer people have a chilling effect on subsequent stories. the listening post doesn't cover the news

. it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you see on your timeline. the listening post on our era each year, european fishing vessels source, at least half a 1000000 tons of fish from west africa. this is just to feed livestock in europe and asia. what the going about? what a serene m by is a former senegalese fisherman and migrant rights activist in madrid. he runs in the regional elections in spain, aid in seattle dos, equis dos, the prescott k in those places appears d n a a. it work at a mile. i can tell you,

but they will throw, make your mother if you did come. modeling, looking at it as a newly elected m. p serene confronts policy makers at the heart of the european union with his findings. lou ah ah paul is here now with all the sports. marian, thank you very much. we'll start with football and newcastle united. hit to taught them for 6 on sunday in the english premier league going into this games. i was just one place that separated 4th place, newcastle from taught them in 5th. but on this evidence, you cancel a class above the arrivals from london. the home side were 5,

inside the 1st 21 minutes. the much eventually ending 61 new castles, hopes of qualifying the next season's champions lead back on track after losing last week. they now move up to 3rd, taught them a 5th and they have some soul searching today. there's no work is going to perform us like this. first 25 minute. well, maybe the worst. i've ever seen. the change. she still blue read the book. but if these is the the mistake is my mistake. the effie cup final in england will be a manchester darby for the 1st time in the 142 year history of the competition. manchester united will play manchester city on june. the 3rd, that's after united beat brighton on penalties in sunday, semi solid march mist brightens 7 spot kick in

a shootout. after extra time had finished, colas. and united swedish defended victor. linda left, sealed a place in the final sort of manchester team against that local rivals. mostly to be manchester city. i understand her, of course, had the feelings formed the men united friends about it and how we will do everything and to give them it. while a man who didn't succeed at man united is doing rather better at mos say in the french league, our alexis sanchez helped break the deadlock as ma say, visited leon on sunday. the chileans attempt 13th goal the season was saved, but the rebound focus angus, under marseilles. hopes, though, of closing the gap to parry sanji. my at the top of the table were threatened by alexander luck, as that's equalizer, than in the 2nd minutes about a time attack. calamity for level 3 defenders. combining scoring on go molig gusto

with a final touch past his own paper to on the final score. moss: i 8 points behind p. s g at the top. leon, 7 form argentina. head coach, jorge. some poly has suffered a setback in his 1st game in charge of brazilians, flamingo the reigning south. american champions looked like they were going to get a draw against internation now on sunday. but in the 8th minutes of stoppage time modus shows good. his 2nd of the game after coming on as a sub, to on to end tonight soon out the result. luckily for some poly, it is only the 2nd game of season worlds. tennis number one, eager swear. take his hitting format of her french open title defense. the pole was up against bella, russian arina, sabbath lanka, the world number 2 in the stock. got open final several. okay. insured. it was a tough contest, but sweet tech left her stranded on match point in the 2nd set 636 for the final score. it's a 13 singles title. while

a man who may soon be mens number one has defended his barcelona open title. carlos alcaraz was up against a foreigner city pass on sunday. the 1st set was at 33 when the world number 2 alcaraz started pulling claire. it take that 163, and the 19 year old spaniard looked rock steady and the 2nd 264, not one to retain his title. it didn't drop a set all tournament. and his 123 of his 25 matches this year in the n. b, a, the philadelphia 76 is became the 1st team to make it into round 2 of the playoffs to bias harris had 25 points as they beat the brooklyn nets 9688 to complete a 4 nothing series suite. a fight between 2 of boxing, brightest stars came to an unusual end in las vegas, given to davis in the purple and green shorts. here blundered a left uppercut to round garcia's body. and round 7 didn't seem to do much damage initially,

but eventually have the desired effect. the meeting between the 2 lightweight challenges was over a 1st defeat. the garcia davis is now $29.00 o. in his pro career kelvin kept whom has run the 2nd fastest time in history at the london marathon. as a race began, much of the focus was on britain's my father running his last race. but after that, it was kept tom's day the canyon broke the course record in 2 hours. one minute, 25 seconds. missing the world record by just 16 seconds. oh yes, if on the house on that one, the women's rice in what was her debut over the distance, the ethiopia born dutch athlete was running london at a potentially competing in the marathon at the harris olympics? oh i thought sawyer spoken out back to my room in london. thanks very much, paul. my queue for that. so there's always our website, al jazeera, dot com for everything you need to know. and of course analysis that takes you

behind mad lines. that's it for the knees out, but i will be back in, am i with more of the daisies, including all the latest coverage from sudan. ah ah. a fake companies, fake passports, international banks, and the proceeds of organized crime in type of his baggy fa. that's what i want money, both of you believe fiction. like in a remarkable 3 part, people empower investigation into a complex,

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it's try and it's already been lost. producers are telling us that because of the lack of water, they have started to know these different types of insects. they had never seen before. extreme weather conditions have also cost sure to have grass grain in water to view the impacting the captain of many of the farmers in the area. ah, no signs of compromise in sudan fighting continues between rival generals, residents are forced to flee their homes as food and water runs low. ah, hello i mary. i'm to mozy in london. you're watching algae 0. so coming up on the program, a canyon pastor is arrested off to many of his followers, reportedly starved to death.