she is, you do something to show documentary spine, so i can still make it from ivory coast. and the sea turtle got an estimate in zambia, a new series of africa direct on houses here on the pictures emerge of a overcrowded boat, this sighing cost, the cost of grief, at least in $179.00 margins of the dead. hundreds, i'm missing the robot. me some of this is audra 0 life and go home also coming up. cruise and nigeria focus and retrieving bodies after a boat accident on the news river. as rescue efforts come to an end. the head of

your engineers, a watchdog in the specs. for example, the ship power station in you train following destruction of a nearby down needed for cooling, water and heavy fighting with the russian forces and the governor of west off for regions killed sedans, army claims, the rapids, support forces. they denied responsibility news coast guys in greece, if it covers the bodies of at least a $79.00 people who drowned off the southern coast after their fishing boat sank, operations around the way to find hundreds of others were missing in fear dead survivors say the boat was coming up to 700 miles from several countries, including pakistan, egypt, and certainly at 3 people. suspected of human trafficking or under investigation can take a prime minister and i want to sell my size declared to 3 days of national morning, john setup. let's just move from colorado to english as well. we've spoken to the

hospital director here and to the head of the doctors union here. they say that the people they've seen about those who yesterday and to doesn't today have had the effects of near drowning. they've suffered from a type of pneumonia that because when your lungs are partly flooded with water, they've been seen to, they've been sent back to the warehouse where the survivors have been staying, although they won't be there for very much longer. some of them with medications, we've spoken to the red cross that is looking offices and when they're in this warehouse and they've said that these man uh psychologically still in the pull stage, but physically, much better than they were on tuesday. and when on wednesday, rather when they were brought on sure they've had, they've re hydrates, they've been fed, they have had a night sleep. and they are now actually beginning to record

a names and aspects of identity so that they can help the authorities here can help relatives who have who have been asking of to their loved ones who are on this boat. and apparently, the phone calls are just flooding in both to the hub. the most is office behind me here and to the local hospital from many different countries. people wanting to know whether the relatives are alive, emergency chosen the central light julia massaging over the bodies of dozens of people still missing after a boat capsized on monday night. the accident happened on this river between the states of miss uh on quad. 3 say the vessel was carrying people returning from a wedding on his phone to have been overloaded around a 100 people were rescued. but more than a 100 people i still unaccounted for. i'm address is that the size of the accident to me? i will say in nigeria. so it took the combined efforts of villages,

locals and neighbors, to pull the boat out of the water. that is, finally after more than 8 hours, it's been taken out of the water. there was widespread expectations that they could be somebody's in the water in the boat so that when the bodies are retrieved, they could be given a proper butter. and unfortunately, none was found now the moods yeah. is that a frustration but of sadness that of grief and in one particular community, the most impacted community. in fact, the community why we spent the night on wednesday. uh, we stayed in a family house when 9 members of the company, one last in that accident, close to them. there was another family that lost 18 people in that boat accident. and we also met a woman, a mother who survived the boat capsized. unfortunately, 3 of my children drawings including one that is supposed to get married. in one

months time. she was in costa level and the mood in that community and several other communities has parted by this disaster. it's not of grievance, sadness, and it's clear on the faces of people that it could take a very long time for members of these communities affected by this tragedy to recover in particular families that i've lost members in our community, for example, more than 10 percent of the community has been wiped off by this tragic incident that happened on monday. how many degrees i just, you know, it will teach central. i get it. are sedans, rapids support forces has denied responsibility for the killing of the west, dial 4 regional governor, the army audio said the potter military group had killed calmness of a box. and was your name that no details of his death of being reported earlier on . the walker had described the situation of the city as a genocide. and it is found such as re ignite as low as running ethnic tensions in

the del, for region. here of all things get more from oldom on across the river from talk to you and we know that there has been violence in the city of tanina, the capital of west star for, for weeks. now, tens of thousands of people were displaced as a result of the fighting in that city in west star. for now, the governor was killed on wednesday evening hours before he was uh, before he was killed. he gave statements of the media to describe the situation on the ground in the city. and the word that his used was the genocide he described arab malicious ally to the rapid support forces targeting people based on their ethnicity. now that outlines with accounts of survivors who fled from jeanina into neighboring tad saying that our malicious have been targeting people based on their ethnicity. specifically, the must sally to try which the governor was from. now the government himself was the head of sedans, liberation army, and movement. one of the rebel groups that signed a peace agreement with the sudanese government in 2020 after which was appointed as

governor of west r 4 after his media. statements of videos on social media circulated, showing his capture by rapids support forces fighters. now the rapids support forces at themselves have not issued a statement with regards to his capture and his killing. but the sudanese army accuses the risk of being behind his killing, saying that he was a member of a rebel group that signed a peace agreement with the government and not from the armed forces. other rapid support forces. the 2 sites that have been fighting each other for 2 months now, especially in the city of janina, in west r for and in the city of cartoon, the capital of sedan. as the head of the lines atomic agency has arrived at the washington chose del felicia a nuclear power plant. so far, grossey is leading a team to inspect the facility after the breach of the nearby cohort come down. last week, international atomic energy agency is worried about water levels used to cool the funds and heavy fighting in the area. meanwhile, the russian air strikes hit the southern ukrainian instead, you'll have some overnight on thursday. it's act destroyed and office building

residents say it's the 1st time rockets hits the center of the city. we're gonna go live to achieve. i'll just say this on a hall is standing by. we're going to talk about this visit by raphael gross and his team. the trip, the trip has been delayed for a while. what is it going to be looking for? what it was tonight. if you remember, for 24 hours, it was meant to happen on wednesday, on the cost of those. i beg your pardon and, and was delayed because of travel safety concerns. mr. garcia arrived at the plant getting out of what looked like a bullet proof car in full body armor. and that gives you a pretty clear sense of where this place is located. the nuclear plot, the biggest in europe, it is in territory controlled by russia since the early stages of the war flows to the front lines frequently, fighting close at hand, which is boxed is for its safety before the current. the concerns come from the breach of the car cost, cut them last week,

it's flood waters surging south depleting with them, which would be crucial for providing cooling water. so the 6 reactors of this up are easy, a nuclear plot, and it's cooling reservoir, and i'm just a growth. is that a to see his own t and the i h a i a, a t permanently situated at the plant and to inspect the damage and assess the danger for himself. clearly, any possibility of an accident, any significant damage that could have catastrophic why the consequences here we were talking earlier about the um, the attacks that it been going on and coastal and as well, what are you hearing about those of the what, what russian, it strikes for the speaking, keep keeping up a pretty consistent tempo at the moment across the south and east of the country, but unusual. the strikes coming to cash on the city ukraine's ministry. come on talking about long range farmers on su, $35.00 jet over the black sea,

launching missiles at headphones city, which is you say that was damaged disability infrastructure. no word on significant injuries. normally caps on safety tends to get good files. artillery strikes from the east side of the river. this is pretty unusual. and besides most in the same attack because live a bit further south of port infrastructure, the end of the black seaport, city of odessa, housing and the limited damage. the separately cruise missiles fired, fired from the caspian sea hip, the central city of creevy, reese for the 2nd time in 3 days. again, not deadly. one injury reported that, but the financing, the russians now seem to be targeting that supply definitely is not. i mean, the sum of weaponry so much is consumable supplies. what they describe is logistics . support for the front lines. jonah, thank you very much. indeed, us doing a whole bringing this up to date from keith parliamentary committee is find a former british prime. as a bonus, johnson deliberately misled and peace about parties held during the corporate 19

locked on. the cross project group has signed off on the so called potty gates report. after a year long inquiry, johnson resigned as an m p last week, after reading and advised coffee is called the finding a political assassination. we're going to go to sonya guy. you go in london, since he resign, done about his johnson has been pretty clear about what he thinks about what this reaction this report has been saying. what does it tell us? the what it, in a sense it tells us exactly which uh, what the commit to. yeah. she thinks about his conduct during that time and also during the, of the actual committee's watching time as well. so that there is no bones about these a mix streaming damaging assessment of mr. johnson's behavior during that whole time, where they said that his denials and explain the explanations was so disingenuous.

even during the inquiry itself that he was completely sits in a campaign of abuse and attempted intimidation of the committee. that is quite an extraordinary accusation, being a points towards the full upfront minutes and so was reacted quite dramatically to that as a, as he resigned on friday, quoting the whole exercise of a which hon. so even a kangaroo quotes as well. so no surprise that mr. johnson has gone down the pricing as it were and try to preempt the damage from this report. but it does leave his political career with reading and passes and how we can mix h to be expected to recover from that will be something that you may have to consider very seriously. that's going to be the big question now, isn't it? because you know, so many times about as johnson has been written off by his critics. and his opponents only to, to binds back when he left bonham. and he did even say that he was resigning, but it was only leading parliament for

a short time. do we have any indication whether or not this is actually a kind of full stop at the end of the sentence of bodies? johnson's political leader, the committee has recommended that so far as johnson should have his access to parliamentary events. nicole staples have given him a 90 day suspension, which heidi still remains in office would have meant that it just sort of automatically triggered a bi election in his constituency here. but make no mistake. he still does have his hard lines loyal as his support, his back to us still still speaking. okay. match as, as the come back king. and i'll still type in the bag to see yet another revival of mr. johnson. well, other that you can have a ride, so far as jones needs, one of the great titans of british politics and world politics. and of course, he left his house once before did a great job as long denied. and he really is the king of come back, but certainly as a colleague in the house,

i think he adds to what we've got virus very much loved up and down the country. and i think he sits and they bring something to the conservative policy. but he said that he's gotta be supporting those no matter what else, of course, he's a guy in the will. conservative wants us to win that next election and certainly i hope is a policy we're able to come together after this. so let's make no mistake that there has been enough time that has gone since mister johnson was a prime minister of this country. this, you see now of course, once his outline now his political mamma says has been really trying to do as much damage control and this as much as possible. but nevertheless that that much has been done. question is now, is the conservative policy going to move on from this? there are quite a few voices who think that's it. it's over now to mr. johnson thoughts. why going to say the completely why some of just yet? sonya, thank you very much indeed. so you're good, yeah, go to printers and one a lot of china now with the economy showed further signs of weakness and import

into the latest data. industrial output and retail sales, both missed forecasts, partly because of fund demik lockdown. beijing is expected to increase efforts to boost the economy to try to show rob it's posts, proven 19 companies. katrina, you has more foundation. well, what do you think is showing us is that chinese economic momentum is losing steam. now this done was, it wasn't terrible at all, but it also showed us that much of this may economic delta didn't miss the mock when it comes to some of these expectations. so for example, we had retail sales for the month of may at 12.7 percent down from a full cost of $13.00. industrial output was the 3.5, which was sort of in line with estimates. fixed asset investment was down to percent missing an expectation of 4.4 percent new home prices did rise, but at a much slower pace. and i think one of the biggest worries was that we saw another

record high and youth unemployment, that douglas rates the people between ages of 16 and 24 that hit a record 20.8 percent. and that's particularly worried because we are expecting 11500000 new graduates to enter the job market this year. that along with this position slumped in the policy market, which has been a traditional driver of economic growth here in china. those are major concerns of full china and full people here. i think one of the major drives when it comes to the economy post pandemic is that we're still seeing we business and consumer confidence as well as we global demands. still ahead and i'll just say to find out why survivors of a religious child in kenya being charged with attempted suicide. the investigative journalism wasn't very and as hard as guy, it would have been absolutely impossible to offer any like that before global

exploits in discussion. the internet did not need to be the greatest to live master . it was in the history of the world, voices from different programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. not many people have seen this business to best select on. now to sierra frank assessments, quite frankly, elizabeth dressed the elephant in the room. the reason in the south koreans want their own nuclear to terraces because they don't trust the us informed opinions. finding his basically lock this thing up so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else, 7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the days headlines. so then kids might have in the states that there is no strong government to control and which means that this might face other countries inside story on al jazeera, the

colleges. when the you're watching or is it a reminder of our top story is this hour of the $79.00 people who are seeking to migrate to europe have drawn and off greece is southern coast off to the boat sign . survivors are being treated in the time to kind of monitor its believes that hundreds of migrants were on board. the vessel emergency crews in north central nigeria are searching for the bodies of dozens of people still missing after a boat capsized on the nicer river. on monday life, around

a 100 people were rescued. the head of the lines, the atomic agency, his advisor, the russians, controls operation, nuclear power plant. and so i filed, crossing his reading attempt to inspect the facility after the breach of the nearby on the phone for don, not last week. the survivors of a religious called in kenya are appearing in court, or on $65.00 people rescued from the shuck, a forest of being charged with attempted suicide. the refusing to each, but they say they're on a hunger strike. the leader of the doomsday conference, the depaul, mackenzie is facing various charges. in the case he's accused of ordering his followers to starve themselves to death in order to meet jesus or catherine. so he's joining his life from nairobi at tell us more about the case of the survivors who are refusing to read what the prosecutor wants to charge and live. well the hearing is still going on is shawn low cost a little by saw i because we have a hard from lawyers,

human human rights lawyers who are in court. they have made that dismissal commissions. and basically what they're saying is that the survivors require mental cat and counseling. they do not need to go into police cassidy. right now, the survivors are in a police cassidy. so the human rights lawyer is saying that they need to be. 7 a survivors needs to be in the rescue center. so supervised by the police and individual assessments and psychological assessment needs to be done. our assessments needs to be done. we have also hod from the prosecute stuff who says the reason why is the survivors what taken into police cassidy is due to they needed to find a sick tool or honda teeth. um, so um the 2, you know,

the lawyers and the persecutes are all agreed that yes, they need to go back to the rescue center. and we are also being told that some of the survivors have started read to have started eating finest on the investigations. and the sucker holder for us are still going on. what's the latest on those? and what about the relatives are still waiting for news. ah yes, in shuck a whole law investigation, a still going on? i the other runs um it would in a x x x the x x you mention all the bodies. i'm still going on a, we know that says 318 bodies have been recovered and post mortem still going on, and dna testing still going on as well. we know that so not many

people have been rescued in the last couple of days. but we have also been talking to, um, you know, relatives who have been waiting to hear any was, and they've been telling us that what right now, what they want is to see um, you know, they're, you know, the dad whether they're alive or not. they want to see the remains and to just go home with that remain so that they can a battery the loved one, be sent to me this concert. so i bring us up to date from nairobi costume. thank you very much. indeed, it is very far as of killed the palestinian 9 and injured to people jane the demolition of a home and novelist and the occupied westbank. the highest belongs to a summer. i'll tell williams is accused of getting and is really soldier. last year is ready. troops of increased raids and demolition so promising homes and recent

months. so far this year they've killed a $163.00 people in occupied territories. major sites. so it is expected to make landfall in india and pakistan and, and coming out is more of a $105000.00 people in coastal areas of western india. and the southern pakistan have been evacuated as a powerful storm is approaching victoria, gate and reports. there's a sense of urgency at the small case in the pakistani pool, which is karachi, people are rushing to still comp on food, an essential supplies ahead of so i plan the federally the situation can get real bad because of the storm. the prices may shoot up, so i'm buying essentials like rice, lentils, and other things for my family. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from the homes along the southeastern coast line. within 70 schools are being used as relief camps. many here say they're worried about the future, so that's

a good one to go to introduce repeating. our concern is when the cycling is over. how will we feed our children? if our boats are gone, if our hotels have gone, we will be languishing with no resources. as soon as the city cycling depot joy is named after the bank, hollywood for disaster scientist expect it to make land full between men, v and west, and india and crunchy and sell them pakistan. bringing from the storms and severe winds for the next 5 days is it that jose salaam said small houses and slums as well as mud houses and 10 houses may get damaged by the storm? they'll be tidal waves and when the cycling barrels through most places will get very heavy rain full. a few places may experience extremely heavy, rain full as well. so in to say, climate change is making tropical storms more powerful. many people in india and pakistan now appear to be suffering the consequences. victoria gates and b i, which is their protest as in level don't have smashed bank windows and sort of

fires and the capital b route. they're angry about controls on money which would destroy their life savings loving own has been facing of crippling economic crisis. says 29 to columbia is one step away from legalizing the use of model. one of the last senatorial debate to turn the bill into law, starts in the next few hours, and if it's passed, it would make columbia the 2nd block in american country to legalize the drug after . otherwise, there's tons of empty axis reports. columbia and legalize may be comedy one in 2016 and took the nurse like my, what do you see will be a check on thought. it would be a lucrative business to get into the red tape, political opposition, and no clear paths for international trade has meant he hasn't sold a single, but he's had to let go. most of his workers, but a new building, congress might finally open a legal market for his product. we're, we're allow 2 for tools. we're allowed to grow. we're allowed to do everything, but then we won't have anybody to sell it to the internal market. you're all use is

gonna, it's gonna save a lot of companies like ours. it's time we, we, we say a list not leave this up to the cartels. let's, let's do it with the country. we've been, we've put too many tests on the road for this. we've been on the front line doing, putting all the dead people. it's time we can regulate it to rival have several pay through them. yes. for select these precedent as open the door to the legalize ation of money. why not for recreation? we'll use bottles, terry's bitterest being vocal about ending what he calls the field war against drugs, especially in countries like columbia, a word that is killed more than a 1000000 people in alaska in america without tempting the power of drug trafficking, mafias sponsors of the bill, se regulating the mighty one, a market will improve the life of many rural colombians with long cultivated the plan for lack of legal, profitable, as tentative. so most of it was getting

a single split that was more or people are the ones dying. we are the ones being stigma, price. we are the ones who saw how the mark him on the road that our society motivation . suppose we need a new way to fight these spots of games, drugs. we've regulation. some public health. the wide range law seems to change a constitutional article that prohibits the procession inclusive in the context. it would allow people to cultivate up to 20 planes for personal use. when licenses would be issued to producers and dispense series, the tax revenues would be re invested in the areas affected by drug trafficking and to publicize health risk. yep. despite the progressive majority in congress of the faith of the bill remains and certain in a country that continues to see might be one. that's a gateway drug, totally front up on columbia has long been the world's largest cocaine producer and well regulating maybe one who will not. and it struck relate to violence,

a growing number of people in positions here. believe it's time to try a different approach. allison that i'd be at the i just need help with that. and i give out a lot more information on the website, all the 0 dot com. the weather is next then inside story looks like you to pin part of the draft. lots to monitor artificial intelligence. stay with us or you can it's now the seasonal writings have been a bit disappointing so far and you can see from the bright white tops where the main rain belt is. so used has been giving rain to japan and still it's coming out through home shoot that has been wet, but we must expect to see robin morris and he just re gathering itself so the staff of the yangtze. yes. as a big down pause. hong kong must be west and humid, but where it's hot. and that's of course,

most of northern china attempt use are really quite high. the high temperature warning, for example, it jumped on $15.38 degrees and hangs around about the same. that this is pleasing, i think, for those waiting for the rise to come in because they showing signs of moving or mass across a good part of china. japan is goes friday. so if you reach me, you can take care the policy and drop officially. it's come across by division as more or less this line here. and of course, on his western side, there's the severe psychotic storm. different jury, though this is not a huge storm any strength, but it's got quite a large extent of effects because this is level and there is going on to go to that . for example, line to the north. it's very flat to the sides. funnelling. those winds up the various gulf, so there was a risk of quite widespread if any temporary flooding the winds are quite strong, but about a 120 kilometers per hour. and the,

every month you'll have someone from home that will say, oh please, i need my me for this. with the economy and fruitful children spread around the world. how does the family survive in martin's in population as to pull about 4 people? you'll always have various places. infiniti sang money home. i just feel like i'm stretching myself quickly is transactions on out 00 punitive adults, tips, congratulations. it's described as a significant step toward setting a robot for artificial intelligence, your opinion piece, past the draft law, to keep a check on risks posed by ai, ai act could serve as a framework for creating a global watched on for could it also suppressed innovation? this is inside the.