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more bodies of people who belong to a religious cult, are discovered will be life from the town of melinda. also fears grow about the health of us lender 1st for public, as investors appear to lose trust in the struggling bank. i'm polarized for the all sport, including the biggest premier league game of the season. manchester city against arsenal, the top to go head to head in a match that could decide the english title. ah, so the humanitarian crisis incident is getting worse with each passing day. tens of thousands of people are trying to escape the fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces. this comes after yet another cease fire has been violated and humanitarian situation has been deteriorating rapidly since violence broke out 12 days ago. at least 72 percent of hospitals near fighting areas are not

operating. households are running out of food, water, and medicine. now, even before the latest fighting 3700000 people were internally displaced in sudan. and that number has risen by tens of thousands in a matter of just a few days. the u. n says at least 20000 have crossed into chad. joining the 400000 sudanese refugees were already there. egyptian authorities say more than 10000 people have entered from sudan in the past 4 days alone. and sedan itself is hosting more than a 1000000 refugees, most of them from south sedan, many of them, and now returning home. the u. s. has read, registered for 1000 return knees and says that many more on route up to a 125000. now have a morgan is live in cartoon habit. tell us about the humanitarian situation in and around the country. while the situation for many people here is

becoming untenable, especially those in the northern part of the capital where there has been intense fighting over the last few days. people say that they want to leave, but they no longer have the means to do so because banks have been close since the thought of the fighting. and they do not have cash on hand. getting a transport out of the capital has in places gone to up to 10 times what it was in terms of prices. so people say that they remain trapped in their homes. then comes the issue of being able to purchase basic commodities. many shop have been closed because of the fighting. those that have been broken into have been looted and where people can actually buy things, the prices have become very hard for many people to afford. some of them say that they want more security to be able to basically buy a basic necessities and to protect their property money. but so there's no police presence in the marketplace to protect our property. if they're not engaged in the fight, they should protect citizens from noon to the next morning. the place is empty and

our property is prone to theft and looting. i asked your thirties to deploy police patrols. i also hope the fight taken away from residential area. and they will not be really suffering granules are closed and we cannot grind. our stock of wheat must be commodities and if they are available, the prices are very high. why fi, robin living conditions are very dire for everyone. prices have sort, immediate transportation, almost gone. people are really suffering one robin on hey, but there's also been prison escapes over the last few days. what do you know on, on that and specifically who might have escaped while at least 20000 prisoners have been released or have escaped from prison since the start of the fighting? and that's because the forming presence here in the capital have been broken into. now the rapid support forces accuses the army in some of the prisons and the army

accuses the r. s. f in other possess represents. but what we do know is that in colbert national prison, where a members of the former regime of the former ruling party, led by former president armitage. but she were able to escape on sunday. they include the former governor of south core, define who was also wanted by the international criminal court for work crimes and crimes against humanity in the western region of dar for they also include other senior officials of the former ruling party. but we also know that the former president who was held in that prison still remains held in print, but under the supervision of the military at the military hospital where he was receiving treatment even prior to the thought of the fighting people are getting concerned. because now they are over 20000 prisoners who have broken free, roaming around the capital, hot him, some of them making their way to the states. people saying that this is adding to the insecurity that they already facing because of the ongoing fighting between the rapid support for says and the sudanese army, an estimated 25000 prisoners who broken free, had been morgan reporting from court to him. thank you very much. now,

despite international cause to abide by the cease fire, the mistrust between the warring factions remains deep. i shanna how bar has more gunshots and explosions shutter relative, quite in hutton. the us and major regional countries have appeal to warring factions to respect the terms of the cease fire. but ants. in his mounting, gentle hammett, he and his palo military, rapid support forces hold ground in many parts of the capitol. his brother and senior artists have commander general abdur rahim. doug olu walked the streets of harpoon with his armed man in a show of defiance to the head of the army. oh my message to per horn is to come out of your bunker and fight along your own soldier. they don't send them to die or you hide in your bunker. amity and his brother, lead a militia, has expanded from 40000 soldiers 210-0000 over the loss for years.

heavily armed and equipped the controls strategic areas in the capitol. alice f commanders in says they will only stop fighting when they defeat their rivals. army generals up to for to harbor han sedan, strong man, and his top aides. shim sidenote, combat she and yet a lava. but us violence claims more lies and destroys neighborhoods. many incident ona calling for hammett and behind to go then should be given an exit. do i, did you, do you need to either leave the company or at least be that be given some sort o r ah pinch, and they need to step down. ah, there it is. there pearson, an ambition offering me the ample hon that have brought the country to this brink. the army has blamed neighboring countries for sending weapons to ham metty on a safe fight as we're actively engage in the wars in yemen and libya. their leader,

amity, spent years building ties with regional, heavy ways tribesman, clerics to consolidate his grip on power. but as him, it is influence was growing. the army was bracing itself for the worst into a $1020.00 sedans. key factions agreed in talks in south sudan on a peaceful transition and the restructuring of security forces. that would see malicious integrating the army. but divisions remained. 2 years later, sedans, protagonists signed a new power sharing deal, but failed to agree on the future of the ice f, as mistrust between the 2 generals deepened. violence erupted now and will hon and his generals say time for reconciliation is over. that the army is determined to defeat amity and dismantled his force ash about bottle al, jazeera al 0 hashem. i hope i shall barra has covered extensively,

the instability. incidentally, he joins us now. hush him among the things that you've been working on. the last. what 2448 hours is, these jail breaks and who's been released from jail? what it might been for the country's future, what it would change the the political landscape. one name, how may harun was he? one of the reasons why people are pretty much concerned when they saw that audio tape from a 100 heart own about him living the prison is basically this is an k ought to arc architect of the old political establishment that prevailed incident for more than 4 decades and president omar bashir, and people in sister, the prod, democracy, movement into 1090 the all those people should be prosecuted center jail for the atrocities committed against the sudan, his people, and for the embezzlement of public funds. one of them is i am at the huddle and i am at holland has been on top of the list of the former i. c. c. prosecutor, l. west moreno, a campbell. he has been accused of committing atrocities against civilians in

darfur back in the early years of to thousands. now, white people are concerned hemisphere on one hand is saying that a boy hand and his top left hand is allowing the former members of the old regime back into political life. because they would like to build alliances with them to tilt the ground into their own favor. the army or the other hand blames him. it is for colluding with the old goss. we're talking about military officers, intelligence officers, tribes, ban clerics, all affiliated with the old political establishment. and they're saying that these are people who could state a political comeback. we have to remind our viewers that back in 2019, where the pod democracy adapted in sudan one of the key components or key to bands of that bridge moccasin movement is that all model beschler, all his aids, should be centered. james should be banned from returning to political life and should be prosecuted for all the atrocities committed against people also there. so

in a way or another, there is a fear that the old gauze could be staging a, come back. so you see the fighting between the army and the rapid support forces could now reopen this space that had been closed ever since omar bashir was out of it. i have to say they tried to dispense themselves from a lot of basheba. the are a product of omar bashir hematoma was a product of all my best usa think for alba, albert had both, they were promoted. they will give us senior positions by omar bashir all battle. but she also was a product of a military course. sudan has had some how 17 attempted caused a record number in the african con, it's been run by the military, almost all of its exactly the lead indiana, the landlord back in 1958 all the way through num, 80 so out of the half. and all martin bashir, the only difference in 1989 was this allies between a robot of basil and political islam has anatole abbey. now, you could ask the white people are concert. saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, post night 2011,

where the out of speak vis. so an impressive rise of political islam. one of the key bastisse of political islam is sedan. and this explains white white. after 2019, we saw many regional key players providing significant assistance to the to elbow hand and committee, hoping that these 2 key figures could ensure that political islam were never stage a come back to the country. and this explains why the narrative yesterday since yesterday incident, who is to blame and are they trying to state apolitical comeback? whose interest would this be in? because you've got the 2 fighting sites, right. you've got the army under mr. ron, you've got the are safe under hammered d, who would have a strategic interest in perhaps seeing the renaissance of political islam and the old guard both in a way or another the would they would benefit from this big for the simple reason hasn't to robbie was loss of the life as, as, as, as the architect of the political islam incident. and he managed to build alliances

across ethnic lions, regional lines, religious lines, and components of that status quo of that establishment. us till incident. now imagine look at the situation now. i'll put a hand is quite obvious. it doesn't have really huge control over the military establishment and situation on the ground. guess what? to model with the backing from many people affiliated with the old, old god, they would pave the way for him to stage a come back, consolidate his grip on power. habit, it understands very well this and he knows as well. that is absolutely no way for him. it is someone who comes from dar for his just beholden to one single family and on what suddenly you want to become president, so that you won't be able to directly to expand his power. beth, if you want to do what you have to go back to the old guard, the has been there for, for decades in sudan. you want to have the backing, and you have to show loyalty for them to be able to state a political come back. so this explains why the story over the last few hours

incident has been about whereas our battle bus year and what are his acolytes? are they still in jail and those who left who was to be beholden response at taken responsible for this. and i think the narrative over the last year i was quite fascinating is about this ongoing political divide, but also about those who collude or pull the strings from behind closed doors. hunter 0 hush marshal bar. thank you so much. ah, the death toll from a religious cold in kenya has risen to at least 80 line. it is expected to rise as rights groups have registered more than $200.00 people as missing. authorities say the victims starved themselves to death after their pastor paul mackenzie told them to stop eating if they wanted to meet jesus. the lease have been zooming bodies from shallow graves and a forest on land that mackenzie owns. they say the site has been classified as the

scene of a massage or massacre. o captain soy is live from the town of melinda. catherine, i know you have been at the scene where bodies our exude death toll has kept going up over the last few days. is it expected to keep rising? absolutely, the death phone has been going up every day and with this begin to expect to see more forties. now the police are now in another area. while we were seeing mass graves that has been assumed. but they have gone to another area in the same ah, area, and they expect to see more of bodies. so that is an operation that is going on. people are very shocked about what is going on, and we have been talking to the red rock red cross, red cross, which has

a who have a set up ah, tracing center. and they say that up to $200.00 people have be declared missing. we have spoken to some of their relatives who are saying that they are just are hoping that their loved ones are, will be found safe and alive. what do we finding out with the investigation on this? ah, we have been speaking to government officials who have been visiting the scene including and there's a secretary of interior who has said that basically what the police are trying to do is to make sure that this man is charged with terrorism. and it's going to be very interesting to see if this or charges will stick. he missed or mackenzie. as this pastor is very, very well known here in melinda,

about especially when it comes to his controversial teaching. he has been taking, he has been telling people not to take her children to school or not to vaccinate children as well. so that is something that a little people are asking about, you know, questions that are people are asking of why did this incident take? so long to be discovered, we know our vector post mortem as going on a pathologies. pathologies are trying to know how this people died. and so it's an ongoing process. it's going to be a very long, a painful process as well. catherine, catherine, so reporting from melinda in kenya. thank you very much. another u. s. bank appears to be in trouble. shares of the san francisco based lender,

a 1st republic of plunge to a record low. its share price dropped nearly 15 percent on news. the depositors withdrew at least $100000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of the year. last month collapse of silicon valley bank and signature bank called the biggest crisis of confidence in the banking sector. since 2008 of francis koppel is an economist. you joyce's from rochester, u. k, a talk us through what's happening. we thought this was over. i mean, yes, there was a wave of panic over maybe a 2 week span, but then money was pumped into 1st republic and 4 people weren't watching that closely. and i count myself among those. i thought this was over. well, i think what happened yesterday was we discovered just how big the bank from 1st republic bank up to the 5 years to the commodity bank had being much bigger than we realized it was a 100000000000 dollars and the amount that the banks, the big banks put into it was only $30000000000.00, so it still has

a $70000000000.00 deposit whole really no way of sending it. and that's really what's caused. so what happens now? well, it's talking about trying to recover itself. it's talking about selling assets. it said yesterday that i want you to sell between 50 and a $100000000000.00 worth of it's acid. that is a very thing in the years investors. yeah, i done the things like mortgage loans is not too sure how we would do that. so i think what's more likely to happen is, is either it will find a buy up perhaps one of the big one or more of the big banks that help to bail it out last months or as a last resort. the u. s. u. s. is a deposit insurance corporation. we'll step into all of it as it did silicon valley bank. the biggest banks, as we've said already came together and put $30000000000.00 into this to prop up this bank. and beyond this bank,

really the banking system and confidence within the financial sector. would it be in their financial interest perhaps to come up with the other 70000000000? well, it might, i mean i'm, i shouldn't imagine that the wall street banks are going to want to see a major disaster developing in the mid tier banks in the u. s. because that's going to inevitably ripple out to affect them. so it might well be that they will see it is in the interest of their show shareholders to stage rescue how vulnerable as the rest of the banking sector. and well, hopefully, if this bank can be either rescued or resolved quickly, there won't be further contagion to other banks. we did see a little bit of a wall of with one or 2 banks. i'm yesterday, but that didn't seem to resolve itself quite quickly. so hopefully all the banks won't be affected, we won't see dominant like collapses as we had in 2008. this all starts with the

faith that consumers have or don't have in their bank. so where do you think that stands right now, especially with this news? well, i think that there are a couple of things that the u. s. she's going to have to look at in the fallout from this. one is a good going to be the way regulates. it's mid tier banks because it's very evident that however they were regulated. it wasn't enough to keep the deposit is happy in stockton running when, when there was a problem. ready so you guys need to look again at the regulation, the captain liquidity regulations around in medium sized banks in america. yeah, that's what i was gonna ask you after 2008 measures were taken, rules were put into place to protect the banking sector. so that it couldn't suddenly collapse overnight or come very close to collapsing overnight. are those rules working? what is this current moment telling us? well, i'm one of the things that happened in 2019 was that for the medium sized banks,

smaller banks in america, of which are 1st republic bank is one, a loss of those regulations were to down. they were exempted from most of the campuses, the liquidity regulations that would have ensured they had sufficient liquid assets to enable people to withdraw their deposits. and they're also able to exempt themselves from some of the capital regulations that try to make sure that in the event of the bank fading, deposit is don't lose money. so in way it's set up a scenario which to post is don't benefit from deposits. insurance and not of the deposit is here, aren't very, are large depositors that who's deposits are over the insurance unit and didn't have these essential protections. and so ran from the bank when they saw there was a problem. so i think we're going to have to look again at tightening the captain liquidity regulations for those mid to banks and perhaps rolling back the bill then

relax. ation of those rules happened in 2019 francis copper. thank you so much for joining us today. pleasure. multinational tobacco company has agreed to pay $635000000.00 to the us state department to settle allegations of illegal trade with north korea. british american tobacco released a statement saying the settlement concern sales during a decade from 2007 onwards. such sales are in violation of economic sanctions against north korea. philippine president ferdinand marco's junior has been overseeing his country, is the largest joint military drills ever with the united states. more than $17000.00 troops are taking part in the land, air and sea exercises, including areas near waters contested by china. the philippines, m a u. s. have a decades long defense treaty or below, has more from zambales, province,

philippine president breeding, and marcus, junior, personally witnessing when states public. it's an exercise between american and philippine forces in particular a ship thinking exercise in waters off the province of symbolic which is where we are right now. very close to the south china sea. now from our vantage point, we could only see round artillery being fired into the sea, as well as one of these high mars rocket launchers, buying this house into the sea. but this was a joint literal live fire exercise, which meant that round acids, as well as they will acids in air assets will all be used. so target is marked any ship. now, philippine government officials, as well as us defense officials, they say these exercises in particular this ship seeking exercise that the president witness isn't targeting any particular country. but china, we not have a the same interpretation given the location of this exercise,

which is in the south trying to see where the philippines and china have a territorial dispute. but officials say that all this underscores is the strengthening alliance between the philippines and the united states. there have been successive engagements between the 2 countries, labels, which is the upcoming visit of president and marcus junior, through the united states. he will be meeting on may 1st with us president joe bided at the white house below al jazeera, some ballast, the philippines armed gangs in haiti have been steadily expanding their influence since the assassination of president of an elmo ease. nearly 2 years ago. the un says violence in the capital poll pass is similar to a war zone. in october, haiti's embattled government requested foreign military assistance, but so far, there's been no intervention. theresa ball reports. they're getting more powerful every day. armed gang members in can n on the outskirts of port

a prince. they un estimates gangs now controlled 80 percent of the haitian capital . but gang members say you're the least of hades. many troubles was of oliver. people say gangs like ours other countries biggest problem holder. but where do we find all these weapons we believe in areas without food, water, roads, and hospitals in the accusers of be in the countries problem. but when a before the state to answer in as a law, haiti has been in the middle of an economic and political crisis for years, with violin spiraling out of control following the assassination of presidential in illinois in 2021 was alexander mackenzie's house, was set on fire by armed groups, trying to take control of another part of the capital you salvage, if without, as you can see, all these are people who burnt inside the house. they could not be served during the invasion. so many people died. this is

a terrible thing that happens in the country. thousands of people have been displaced because of the violence. many are living in shelters, often unable to go back to their homes. franchise commissions husband was executed by gang members mowing while my husband was trying to enter the house, they took him, shot him, and burnt him with his motorcycle. that's why i came to the shelter with my children. when i returned home, our house was completely burnt. i didn't say anything. my husband was a motorcycle driver. he was the one who took care of all the family. he lacked the train security forces needed to help the state regain control over last territory. 6 months ago, the government requested international military assistance, but nothing so far has come to the appeal re send, leaked us intelligence documents, show that russia's wagner group was offering help in fighting the gangs annually

say that's not the answer to the country's problems. i think that we need to file our sources ourselves looking below specifically what we're arguing in helping us out. but we, we think we need to work with the gospel, international community. and really to find a solution, the word liberal form russell. her will. it has its reputation. we're seeing some videos. this is not something that we're looking forward to. while the international community tries to find a solution, thousands remain trapped in their calles that has taken over their daily lives. betty said, well, i'll just cedar still ahead on al jazeera, international outcry after singapore executes a man for trafficking cannabis will tell you about the russian dancers still hoping to break into the paris lympics next year and action from the n b a. playoffs. as the denver nuggets progress to the next round, that's coming up with homes. ah

. with temperature records are falling in spain and morocco, we're in the thick of the heat wave heavy ones. so let me show you right off the bat, scored though by hitting a close to 35 degrees. now the spanish temperature record for the month of april is $37.00. mercy us at more than a decade ago. and i think civilian could match that to day or even beat it if not today, certainly by thursday, records also being broken in morocco. so tanner, close to about $35.00 degrees and today i think narrow cash will break a record as a max out at 40 degrees. now we're, some of this heat could be used as in the northwest, low temperature as here, gloomy conditions. shirey in some spots and we got snow falling in norway and sweden of hers central europe. we've got wet weather swirling around here as while some heavier pulses through the balkans, including places like albania, is stumble,

enjoy it for now. you still got that southerly pole of air, but by thursday it will turn northerly. so temperatures will come down. and there is rain in the forecasts over the next little bit as while back to africa, we go west africa. the rain is falling from sierra leone. right through to nigeria and for south africa, our next weather maker is creeping closer. this is going to generate some showers in cape town as we head toward thursday. so enjoy wednesday while you can 21 degrees in cape town. that's it for me. i'll see in a little bit though. ah, lebanese tells me business men with the large gold mining operation in mexico for leave to succeed. unique doors and egyptian economists, toby came top advisors to know when the meters president clinton celebrate that my work in the white house. he paid me much more than i actually deserve. just you'd, a world needs to me for fun success. after leaving the middle east at abroad,

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you're watching l. just a reminder of our headlines this. our big humanitarian situation in sudan is becoming more dire as fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces enters its 12th day. people are running out of food, water, and medicine. people escaping the violence of already arrived in chad and saudi arabia, south sudan and ethiopia. but some are having problems crossing borders without permits. and the death toll from a religious cult in kenya has risen to at least $89.00 authority say the victim, the starved themselves to death after being told to stop eating. but the leader of the cold was now under arrest. a singapore has executed a man for drug offense despite international please. for clemency. tango, roger of sophia, was hanged on wednesday morning after being convicted of trafficking more than a kilogram of marijuana rights group. say that he did not receive a fair trial. the you and human rights office has condemned the execution saying the death penalty for drug offenses is not in line with international standards.

well, curricula, animal, i is a member of the transformative justice collective and she joins us from single poor 1st tell us what the day has been like because i understand you've been with the family. ah, yes sir. we started the day at the prison. the execution took place at 6 a. m and the family was asked to collect the body from the prison around 9 am. so if been a prison with them since about 8 30 am today, the family had to collect deborah as 40 and then after that meet funeral arrangements and you know, attending to different kinds of authorities and the sort of like a protocol that we have to follow to collect a better and i'm to arrange for the funeral and also have like members of the public attend the week because there's been a lot of out pouring of support and lot of media attention to. so we've just been

supporting the family to all of that navigating the really perfect day. tell us more about the case because as an activist, obviously it's something that i'm sorry that you've been working on for a long time. you say the tongue garage is soupy. i did not receive a fair trial. why on thunder? as you was denied and interpreted, your inc lease investigations. he asked for a time a language interpreter was in given one. he also did not have any access to legal counsel during his police west additions. and you know, he has very low levels of education from a very large and laced background. and she had been socialized conditioned by police authorities and prison authorities as anti life. so the power dynamic was really traumatic of the difference between his name and he didn't have any lawyer, different things, rights. there was also a lot of evidence that was material that the prosecution did not disclose to the defense during his trial and appeal. so liter thumb garage brought applications

representing himself without a lawyer asking for such evidence to be disclosed to him material sequence taken from key witnesses at the contemporaneous time. and then if this was a discourse to him and the court dismissed his application to a garage who was never in possession of the drugs, he never saw a touch. the drugs that he was accused of trafficking on the whole cheese came down to a phone number that they sent them on to him. and it was not even a phone number that was registered to his name. said there are many gaping holes in his cheeks. why, why does, did singapore, the judicial system sentence him to death with all these, if there are all these holes in his case? so the laws in our misuse of drugs act allowed carried the same sentence of mandatory death penalty to somebody who was accused of or convicted of conspiring to a bet and it

a attempted trafficking. so it doesn't need to be that the trafficking happened. it just needs to be attempted and if your role was, if they can show and then the threshold for showing controversy is really low. you just have to show that, you know, you knew what was going to happen in vague terms. and that it was a legal that an act that was legal was going to happen. and so they said that there was a phone call need that the person who was caught with the drugs said, came from number oh, that belong to that graduate. which someone else attested to that this number belongs thing to the man who was caught with the drugs. didn't know them. graduate, never met him. i didn't know how he looked, but someone else met the same number saved said it belong to then graduate. and that's all it came down to a few phone calls and text messages from that number that the prosecutions that belong to him could killer animal i, a member of the transformative justice collector, thank you for joining us today. the british home secretary is under fire for

suggesting that migrants who arrived in the u. k. on small boats or criminals in an interview swell. a braverman said that asylum seekers crossing the english channel on boats have a different value system. people coming here illegally do. ah, possess values which are odds with our country? are we are seeing heightened levels of criminality. i'm when i related to the, to, to the people who come on boats related to drug dealing ah, exploitation prostitution. there are real challenges which go beyond the migration issue of people coming here illegally and we need to ensure that we bring an end to the bi crossings. well, joe hall is in london covering this jonah, pretty striking comments from the british home secretary, what's been the fall out what? well, yes. these comments made by what a problem in the home secretary during the course of

a morning round of interviews in the context of course of efforts by the government to pass legislation through the house of commons here to try and end the crossing of people into this country across the english channel seeking asylum here. and it has to be said, these are not comments that are out of keeping with other things. that's where the problem and has said recently that of course, members of our own party to call out her quote racist rhetoric. and even going so far as to suggest that she is doing this as a way of courting the right wing support ahead of any possible future leadership contest to i'm yes, as you heard there, these comments falling broadly within that sort of bracket. this idea of a clash of values, their values crashing with our values. this idea of a nexus between migration and crime and criminality. very much pock now of the tone and tenor of the debate around migration in this country on the political rights of

course. and it echoes previous comments that she has made last year, referring to these small boat crossings as an invasion of migrants earlier this month, turning her sites instead on british pakistani men who she said were principally responsible for grooming gangs. she said they hold cultural attitudes that are completely incompatible with british values. and you know, all of this, leading a senior minister embarrass johnson's government, a former minister to be quoted earlier this month as saying they are intended these comments to exacerbate hatred and labeling her. so well, a problem in the secretary, as a real racist bigot. jonah, you referred to the small boats the cross, usually from france, right cross the english channel from france to the u. k. there is a bill aimed deterring those boats making its way through the legislature right now . does that look likely to pass what does it say

that is the context within which these comments have been made? it's entering its final so the debate stage is not without opposition. it has to be said, the illegal migration bill aims to do what previous home secretaries and prime ministers failed to do, stop the small boat crossings ever increasing numbers $5049.00 crossed in just the 1st 4 months of this year. those numbers exponentially go up during the summer months and this bill controversial because among the measures contained within it is a stipulation that any new arrivals off to march the 7th this year will never effectively have their asylum assessments heard in this country. and in order to pave the way for some of the more than 100000 people currently awaiting claims to be sent abroad is an amendment by the government to ignore findings by the european court of human rights. but last year blocked the government's attempt to send some of those people to be housed instead. in rwanda, journal reporting from london,

thank you very much. at least 57 people have died after 2 boats carrying migrants sank in the mediterranean. they were found off the libyan coast. the international organization for migration says more than 400 migrants and refugees have drowned this year, trying to cross the mediterranean from north africa to europe. a jailed russian opposition leader alec saying a volley has called the latest case against him. absurd. he was in court on wednesday in the early stages of a new trial and extremism charges is already serving 11 years and a maximum security prison on fraud and contempt of court conviction. and says that all charges against them are politically motivated. live only was taken to hospital earlier this month with his spokesperson saying that she couldn't rule out poisoning as the cause of his illness. well, eula, shop all over is in moscow for us. you are a new stage than in the court cases, plural of alexi lane of only what was heard in that court today. yes,

absolutely. i. c the hearing was held behind closed doors, areas close to the media coast, because when i restricted alex st until may, the 5th for reviewing the 196 volumes of the new case under the so called extremism. so he has just 10 days to realize of information, 196 volumes of he's in the case, according to his team. now only facing me, criminal charges see him sentenced 30 years in prison and the case will be transferred to a military court. now, during the year in the investigation there also stated that 11 other people were wanted s o s case. yeah. how is the criminal case of alexa vaughn? they been developing not only has been imprisoned since february

2021. and initially he was accused of fraud as he said, and was supposed to be released in the summer of this year. but in june 2022, the budget and the whole case came into force. he received 9 years of trip regime in jail. in september 2021. a criminal case was launched against him and his associates for crating and eating an extremist community. but since a pacing in an extreme, as community later announced that he had been charged with creating an extremist grievance, calling for ron is a few months later, another criminal case was opened against the opposition politicians on calls for terrorism and the rehabilitation of nonsense. and now he faces in prison for 2 years, or even life sentence in prison, for troubles amounting for leasing of on this was really a shop of all of

a thank you very much migrants making their way north through mexico, towards the us border have sewn their lips in a please, the mexican authorities for help around 3000 people from central and south america are in the group. they won't help to reach the border or permission to remain in mexico. they say they are prepared to block roads or continue harming themselves. pretty much we're asking for help if they can't help us, even if it's supplying a bus to get to our destination. we're asking for permit stay in mexico, which is the most important thing. it's important for many women and children. they need it because they've gone through a lot to bring the children here. you're not going to remind you more. we don't want people to die, we can't keep walking. this country is dangerous. the only way now is to protest a spain. whether agency has warned people to prepare for exceptionally high

temperatures for this time of the year. days with at least 40 degrees celsius, a forecast they could shatter records for the month of april. alright, we're joined by algae here is whether present to jeff harrington for me on this. jeff. well, you know, we're already breaking records, so i want to run through them right now. so let's go to spain. by the way we painted on the colors here. so dark of the orange and the red, the hard, the temperature. so in cordova, the temperature has hit almost $35.00 degrees, but the spanish temperature record for the month of april, $37.00, and that was set more than a decade ago. but here's the thing, i think we're either going to match it or surpass it today in seville. we've got you in for 38 degrees if it doesn't happen today for sure, it's going to happen here on thursday. also records being set in morocco. so 10 year, 34.8 degrees and let's talk about today as well because i think mirror cash, it's your turn 40 degrees. yeah, that's going to be good enough for an april temperature record, which right now stands at $39.00. now if i take this

a few days for carry on saturday, but we see this bubble of heat transfer to algeria, so they're now into the heat. and part of what's going on here is we're drawing in this warm air from that sahara, and that's been lifted up. so that is also what is lifting these temperatures here . now if we look at the 3 day forecast in terms of when some relief might come marrakech. ok, so you're going to dip out of the forty's by the tail end of the weekend, but then evenly this sunday, monday temperature, 3435, that is still well above where we should be for this time of the year. so cyril, if we send it back to you, i think at this point it is hard. there will be relief coming, but it's gonna take some time to get there. that's for sure. so more records to fall and al 00 jeff harrington. thank you very much. you're welcome. still ahead on al jazeera, no pain, no gain action from the n h l, including the player who scored a goal with his face. that's coming up with full reason just

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ah ah ah, i'm for all your sports news with port races joined us. sarah, thank you very much. we're going to start with what is undoubtedly the game of the season in the english premier league. manchester city against arsenal. guardiola against alta 2nd against 1st league lead is all snow. the fault is it faulted in recent weeks during the last 3 games. while man, city of war, my last 6 that will retain the title if they win, all i much is including this one. now, despite the momentum seemingly with the home side, awesome manager is still focusing on the positives. we are told to tell we them,

we know we knew that we had to go to the 80 and we know that after that we're going to have another 5 very difficult again. so that game is going to be really important. is you going to define this isn't? the answer is no, you have to deliver in the right moment, the right performance and a and he has to, we perfection because that's what these last level demands, these absolute profession in there is every single, more important, no decisive. because a still many dove again for both sites, have morgans to play, but who can, and then i how important it is. see me, kel, bring them in a dimension effect. they are a huge competitors in or census. makes no sense to get more hyped up in for one game and not for another because then it's too much of them down. you have to try and stay consistently on the, on the same level. and i, you know, we know the importance for, for some games overseas, bigger than,

than others. but the preparations remains the same. now are the result of wednesday's march won't officially decide the title. it will have a huge bearing on he'll be eventually crowned premier league champions. we've picked out 3 other games that also had a massive impact on who on the lee in that particular season. first 1995, liverpool beats title chasing new castle for 3. the magpies had been 10 points ahead at the beginning of the year, eventually losing the lee to manchester, united. fast forward to 2014. when liverpool were on the brink of winning their 1st league and 24 years. but a slip by captain steven gerard gifted a when to chelsea, opening the door from manchester city to win the title and finally 2016. the battle of the bridge. second place, tottenham went to chelsea needing a win but at bad tempered to to draw ment lestat, we're crowned premier league champs. meanwhile, the title rice in spain is it not quite as close 2nd place,

rail madrid to have slipped up with a fall to the feet, that your owner and water performance by strike valentine castiano escort. all 4 goals for sharona on loan from new york city rail remained 11 points behind the lead as barcelona, who quite right via qana. later, when walden's all english tennis club says it will donates more than half a $1000000.00 to relief efforts in ukraine and fund ukrainian plays accommodation russian umbrella. russian players are allowed to compete after being completely bond last year, but only as neutral athletes. no flags or signs of support for those countries won't be permitted at the club. and the players must sign a declaration saying they won't show support for that countries. all the war will it still up in the air where the russians and bellow russians will be clear to compete as neutrals and next years olympics, the i see wants that to happen, but several countries are threatening to boycott it if it does door such a bar he went to meet some russian break dancers who were continuing to train for

paris 2024, just in case they get the chance to take part a dance off at stake, the title of russia's best sprague dancer, and potentially the chance to compete for the 1st ever olympic break dancing metals in next year's pear escape since russia launch, it's full scale invasion of ukraine last year. many international sporting organizations banned russian and bellow russian athletes from competitions. though with time more exceptions are being me. last year for me it was like her like you. because her teeth freeman. i was really like depression, but olympics was my goal number one. and it's so big a lot of times they program for my mind and the keep focused on these goals.

on stage survey goes by bumblebee, he won the individual people with gold medal at the 2018 summer youth olympics, where breakdancing made its debut. i'm with the senior games now a realistic goal. the 22 year old is practicing 4 hours every day. break dancing is popular in russia. many adults your hope will be able to continue chasing our dream . hovering home the gold medal in this lord. and next to her summer olympic games in harrison watching on one of the most prominent sport coaches in this country, a woman who's in charge of preparing rushes, rhythmic gymnast. she says her team to is ready to compete. to melissa did crash and to impose 51. i mean pick metals and 400 if to to middle or full championship in fiji. so which is

a 25 years well versed in an begins sport and politic is where did you feel? none the less said the i o c remains under pressure from more than 30 countries that are calling for a ban on all russian athletes at the games are doing a country that launch the war has no place in any international sporting competition. still a chance if a receding one then of disappointment for these young fans keen to see their heroes on the biggest stage, bumblebee says for him, break dancing is freedom. something that shouldn't be constrained by politics. dorset jibari al jazeera moscow. the denver nuggets of one, the 1st round playoff series against the minnesota timber wolves. in the n b i. nicola yoke hatch had a triple double, and jamal murray scored 35 points as they one gang 512-2192 at 8 o one series. when for the nuggets for the top seeds in the western conference,

l now face the phoenix suns in room to you. that's up to the sun's wraps up their series against the la clippers also by 4 games to one. they fall back from a double digit deficit to win game 5136 to 13 o devin. booker score $47.00 points, which included $25.00 in the 3rd quarter alone. kevin durant also score $31.00 and in the east tre young, kept the atlanta hawks alive in their series against the boston celtics. he's got $38.00, including the game winning $3.00 with one point. 8 seconds left on the clock. boston still leave 3 to get another chance to get the job done in atlanta on thursday. but there's no point in deb. pilot avenue is only like 34 2nd south, maybe 2. so it was, i just had to try soon when i've done my life into shoe confidence, i mean we're still working on an elimination phase and the re lose while we're done

. so we gotta keep that same energy and be ready to play on when we get back. now you've heard the phrase, no pain, no gain. well one i, saki play, and the n h l. now knows that better than any one have a look at us. that was the edmonton oilers, that climate deflecting his teammates shot off his face into the goal to extend the lead over the los angeles kings. luckily he wasn't too badly hurt and his oil as team went on to win 63 to go 3 to up in that playoff series. and he wasn't the only player on tuesday to take a hit. this was carolina sebastian auto also getting smashed square in the face by a puck, but this time benefited the opposition broke nelson, reacting brilliantly. once it hit our house faced a volley the puck into the goal for the new york islanders. he won 3 to keep that series alive. the hurricanes lay 3 to over. all right. it will be

a few replays. and sticking with the face injury theme, there was also one in the round the world ocean race. the navigator on the t malisha boat got hit by a jib sheet, but thankfully only suffered minor injuries and can keep his team pointing in the right direction. as i tried to complete the 60000 kilometer rice, the g from she's a safety is a safe way to solve because it was a 20 note. i have been done by you by who she thought a good night. and we'll finish with an impressive play in major league baseball alley dodgers butter. muti back started hits a home run, the pittsburgh pirates feel that jack soon ski had other ideas. the ball very nearly make it over the war. but so wednesday somehow snatched it out of the air, kept hold of it to the night, back to 31 homer, but the dodgers did eventually were. so i that's always balls. now. several i have

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