this is it every news live from berlin a deadly assault on protesters in sudan term war breaks out in the capital hard to where a military crackdown has killed more than a dozen people will look at what it means for efforts to end the army's grip on power and put a civilian government in place also coming up u.s. president donald trump is welcomed by queen elizabeth at the state at the start of a state visit to britain and many in the u.k. are unhappy about the trip we'll find out why and allegations of sexual and

physical abuse against a female football players we'll talk to the director of ghana sans women national football team who is calling for action from fifo. well are think you so much for your company everyone. many are watching and waiting to see what happens in sudan after at least 13 people are reported to have been killed after the army used violence to disperse a sit in in the capital hard to thousands have been camped out for weeks to try and put pressure on the generals to hand over power to a civilian transitional government in april the military overthrew president omar al bashir after sweeping demonstrations against his brutal 30 year long roll. long feared violent escalation has engulfed cartoon. police and army chased

demonstrators through the streets. gunfire and explosions have shut their protests breaking out the peaceful sit in. but even as they flee the bullets the protesters mock the army and repeat their demands for change. freedom peace and justice civilian rule this month chant these protestors. others and circled by the troops plead with the military to hold their fire. peacefully peacefully they shout. but since the early morning sudan's capital has been anything but peaceful. protest leaders have stopped cooperation with the transitional military council calling the crackdown a bloody massacre and said i cannot even evacuate the bodies are they said they are calling them martyrs. hundreds of the injured are being treated in cartoons row

care hospital the sedan doctors committee says the death toll is difficult to count and can only rise but the army is meeting determined organize resistance the opposition and thrown up their own roadblocks in response stringing stones and burning tires across the city. but after the dispersal of the sit in we went back to the streets and squares and thank god with the help of the youth we closed the street and we will close everything again god willing. a day of violence by the army may have broken up the protests to sit in that it seems to have simply dispersed the resistance throughout khartoum. and i'm now joined by far from arabic to for a good to see you i mean. only were in sudan give us a sense of what's happening right now in the country i mean what we saw in the

report or these shows what's going on what i've been talking to different activists on the ground to protesters on the ground and actually to knowledge there was in front of the headquarters of the military you had a sit in area today they all had to leave it force we had to leave it even some deaths as we already heard in the report and they told me from now on hold sudan will be a city an area it's changed it changed everything now what's happening to in sudan to this day mourning because the people are not really angry or really this is exactly the moment they didn't want to reach where the military council is using violence against them although they see it at their own right to be there at the city in area because they want and hand over from libya to reconstitute to a civilian council so people are angry people are are really frustrated people say there is no way a return to what where we are now because they don't want again military ruling for 30 years the way it was before and that's why it's

a turning point either now or never ok either now or never but i mean help us help us understand why this happened at this particular juncture because of course you've got the civilian protesters who you met most of them very young people they were in dialogue with this transitional military government yes so what prompted this crackdown where did the breakdown happen in dialogue when you talk to the protests to stay say from the beginning they had to kind of trust the military council but also mistrust because if you look to the neighbor countries to egypt to what happened there when the military said we are supporting and we are the voice of the people and then they took over the power so they said this would happen one day but to no other military said no it's not going to happen but today their masks full dahlan and everything was clear that they are they have a big interest in power and you know today is the last day of ramadan. and there's also not a coincidence that they waited to to this day was that ramadan is now over and then

they did what they do and decide that it's the mosque that's falling it's the military ruling they have their own interests they have been getting also power and support from the regional power from saudi arabia from the from u.a.e. and now people also connect to the visits that some of them had to bear to these countries and with the decision they're taking today but if you look at it i don't think it will they will be able to go on the way they did today because the protesters are really insisting and persisting on continuing their protest because they know if they let it go now they did nothing the last months but of course the question is how many people are going to be willing to take the bullet i think when a bit of frustration is really big you have a lot of corruption and part of the corruption according to different organizations is the military itself you have you have people who who are don't have anything and now they say what else do we lose and they are seeing that even people even

children are being attacked so it's a very emotional thing if you are still very emotional to get and make change because they know we have to do it could we see the country spiral into violence because you know when you say the military has dropped its mask if you're basically saying they've made a couple of concessions but they're not going to hand over power i think for the next days there would be no hand over even for the next weeks because now it was to no it was peaceful and now it's getting too violent and so there is no back to go back peacefully because even the people you we also have to mention when you talk to these people sudan and this and the war they had a civil war they had people are armed part of the population to now everyone is saying no we have to continue peacefully but the question how long will they continue peacefully because within so that. and you have even different interests and now they they can be united against the one military and it will go on i don't

think it through get back peacefully the way to the protestors ossie did have used for of the cutting thank you as always you're welcome but if you. are let's bring you some other stories making news around the world. a court in sweden has rejected a request to detain wiki leaks founder julian assange over a 2010 rape cases songes in prison in the u.k. and today's ruling dashes swedish prosecutors hopes of having him extradited swiftly from britain songes lawyer called the decision a quote big victory for his client. 5 people are dead and 10 wounded in the afghan capital kabul after a bomb attached to a bus exploded on the bus was carrying government employees it's the latest in a wave of bombings in the afghan capital where both the talabani and so-called islamic state are active. the heat wave in northern india has triggered

warnings of water shortages and heatstroke and pitchers have exceeded 50 degrees celsius in some places and people in the capital delhi have been advised not to go out during the hottest hours of the day and there been several heat related deaths in thailand's capital bangkok a fire engulfed the chatham chalk weekend market one of the most popular bizarre is in asia the blaze destroyed hundreds of vendors stalls or injuries have been reported while the governor of bangkok says the fire may have been caused by an electrical short circuit. u.s. president is getting the royal treatment on the 1st day of a state visit to the u.k. the president and 1st lady have been at westminster abbey where they lead a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in a solemn ceremony the pair were then given a tour of the royal church together with their prince andrew and earlier queen

elizabeth welcomed them to buckingham palace but even before he set foot in the u.k. trump was stirring up controversy by backing conservative politician boris johnson in the race to become the next prime minister. already the record spawn of barium us is standing outside for you at buckingham buckingham palace are rather good to see a bigot london rolling out the red carpet for president trump why he's blasting critics broke with protocol he's not exactly in daring himself. no he has been really under blowback just before he came very critical of tourism may also of sunday may here in london but he's coming at a time of political instability to reason may's on her way out the regs in question is unresolved and britain is looking for a strong partner in the u.s. even though donald trump passed an early is quite unpopular with

a lot of people the u.k. ones to strengthen the toys with the u.s. in particular because when they're leaving the european union they're looking to do another trade deal with the u.s. and the u.s. has already signaled that they would be. very optimistic that that can happen so the u.k. and the u.s. traditionally very strong partners and the u.k. definitely trying to strengthen ties in this very difficult time here in the u.k. are will this continue talking about that difficult time because i mean his timing of this visit can come at a worse time cain is in political turmoil over brags it and he has decided to weigh in on this very sensitive subject how has that gone down where you are. it will be really interesting the discussions with series and made tomorrow and sounding street will be like he has

been critical through his i'm a he said she has messed up break said that she has had it all because of the european union is also insinuated that he would have gotten better with the european union he's given interviews to to the sun to one of the biggest papers being very critical he said he has a good relationship to trees and may but also at the same time he's been praising boris johnson who is hoping to succeed tourism may as as the leader of the party and as the prime minister says really raid in to a lot of intaglio debates here in the u. . that has hasn't really endeared to a lot of people here for example the leaders of the main opposition party is appalled at a lot it's having the state banquet that's going to happen here later tonight. reporting from outside buckingham palace thank you so very much.

next we head to germany right here the future of america's government is hanging by a thread after the leader of her junior coalition partner unexpectedly resigned under not stepped down after her social democratic party's disastrous showing in the recent european elections and merkel says she will push ahead with the coalition the social democrats for their part are now trying to find a new leader leader. i'm playing on this has left but not without saying goodbye heart shaped michiru i've just said goodbye to the s.p.d. party executive committee. so again i have resigned. and i also wanted to personally thank you for years of good teamwork. you've spent many many hours here in the valley plant house thank you for that take care. unplanned mamma says resignation as party leader and parliamentary party

leader is the main focus of german news media as is the question how will the grand coalition of the s.p.d. and merkel c.d.u. continue. to go 5 it'll be the end of the grand coalition if it continues this way or they'll change something and then we'll see what the new plan is and then maybe. it's the end of the grand coalition it's going to be the s.p.d. the f.d.p. and the greens. now the s.p.d. has put on the brakes stop have a rethink and turn around a trio of leaders will likely take charge of the s.p.d. temporarily. it's not just a question of which heads will lead but instead of what is new after all we've switched people a lot already and the question is what does the s.p.d. stand for. the s.p.d. earthquake as rattling the entire german government. boeing has admitted that faulty parts may have been installed on some of its 737 airliners the company has

been under intense pressure since 2737 max planes crashed within months of each other killing a total of $346.00 people the model has been grounded worldwide since march boeing's admission has pushed the azerbaijan airline as all into perspective on an order for 10 of the jets citing safety concerns. from cash cow to a $1000000000.00 liability boeing 737 models are back in the headlines and once again it's for the wrong reasons after the granting of the knox's comes the news that that current model could have to fecht of parts boeing says up to $148.00 parts could be full t. including wing components which enable pilots to reduce speed. the federal aviation administration has given the company 10 days to replace suspicious parts while boeing says the risk of a crash hasn't risen the latest revelation has dealt

a further blow to its reputation. with an increasing number of customers losing confidence in the boeing brand the aviation giant is likely to face more turbulent times. today is world bicycle day a survey by a german insurance company has named the dutch city of to death as the most bicycle friendly in the world well authorities there have introduced a range of measures to encourage people to ride bikes in summer. quite surprising and as we reported was not always known for its clean air and exercise. and australian kylie found dummy could not imagine life without a car in her homeland but since moving to the dutch city. she almost always rides a bike for transport that took some getting used to i'd never cycle that i tried to cycle once i didn't know what i was doing was dangerous it was 35 degrees serving

named as one of the best cities in the world for cyclists even beating them new bike lanes and bridges are being added all the time some aren't even heated in the winter to keep them safe in icy conditions. and those who are new to cycling like kylie can even get an instructor. trying to invest $130.00 euros per resident for its biking project in berlin it's just for euro 70. the world's biggest parking lot for bikes is being built right in the center of tracks with enough room for 6000 bikes. when we build these kind of beautiful parkings people are going really go to psycho just because the facilities are there so it's it stimulates the mobility to be like this was not always the case in the 1960 s. the car with at the center of urban planning. even a canal was built in so a freeway could be built on it. to track has been correcting the planning mistakes

of the past for years now the canal is being restored there are new parks and green spaces and the city is even going a step further that this new housing development with 6000 units just one in 3 will get a parking space for a car and there will be mobility management so a couple of hops people can go for all their mobility desires car sharing electric bikes cargo x. public transport. economy is now in very good company as a growing numbers of people make the switch in the netherlands more than 30 percent of residents use bicycles for all their transport needs. fifo is still examining allegations that members of the of ghana star national women's team were sexually and physically abused by men from the country's football federation former player and current team director. one of the whistleblowers has

questioned why she and others were still waiting for an outcome the allegations 1st surfaced publicly in november last year and fifa suspended 6 people including the qs head of afghanistan's football association who by the way denies the allegations . in a statement today w.c. 1st said the investigation was still ongoing and it will release a conclusion a conclusion rather in the next few weeks fief added it was strongly committed to promoting the safety and wellbeing of all individuals involved in football activities and that it has a 0 tolerance policy on human rights violations and condemns all forms of gender based violence all right i'm now joined in the studio by the team's director leader for policy who made the abuse claims she is in berlin for the discover football conference which aims to give women a voice against discrimination in sports it's

a privilege to have you here with us on the set we basically grabbed you from the tarmac and got you here in the studio to talk about this very important topic i'd like to get your reaction 1st a few statements a statement that it gave to g.d.p. news 1st of all thank you so much for inviting me here is 1st time i'm hearing this because looking so much forward to. this issue. i'm looking forward to the same time where it. is like there will focus on the on the president of football for the nation and leave the general secretary of the some other management team that we may delegation against . talk to us about what how have what are the allegations what are the allegations how were female players treated unfortunately my players my national team players they were sexually abused some of them they were raped by the president of football

for the nation they were sexually abused and harassed sexually mentally physically harassed by some of the coaches leadership of one of them football for the nation what tell us about the time spent on the time line how long has this been taking place. unfortunately for from i would say from 2014. it took place. the 1st time i hear it was 2018 where for years it's been 4 years before it came out and it was you know public why is it so difficult why didn't why didn't the women speak out before that unfortunately it's like i'm living outside the country and i was not inside the country that was difficulty in terms of communication and trust and i was working very close to the president of football for the nation and the management of the book for the nation without having any knowledge about what's going on with less so to do with the fact

that if you do i mean it's already i mean i'm gonna sign according to the u.n. according to a lot of women rights organizations is the worst place in the world to be a woman so to even go and play so i can't even imagine to go out and play soccer i mean the courage that must take so then if you have these allegations is there fear of stigma is there fear that if i come out and say this powerful man did this that they will not be believed i want to say is a male dominated country and for women playing football even living in that country is very dangerous but playing football is breaking all the barriers and rules and coming out to play football you know the you have to go to a lot of problems. they're women my so for example i i fell out against so many people until i got permission to go to play football so when the women come and play football like fighting with this society with the family to get the permission

to go in and on the pitch and what happens when they get harassed or sexually abused the it cannot go back to their families and the society and complain because this is a we told you that with football is not for women so they keep that also for women talking about sexual harassment it is stigma it is it is bad and people will blame their blame the victim then the abuser i have unfortunately 20 seconds that's what you want to see if you really want fifo to take this very. important not to leave the people who abuse the plaza and also take. the protection of players around the world very serious because this is a beautiful game and we should think about how to protect women for both less money their part thank you so much for spending time with us we greatly appreciate it thank you so much. 2 were more of bids for story you might not think of it as an

olympic sport but breakdancing could give the paris games a more contemporary look in 2224 it's one over for new sports being suggested for inclusion in the olympics chief thomas bach is a fan of the st disciplines dizzying choreography but others aren't so convinced that break dancing belongs in the olympics and we add it to the french capital to find out more. breakdowns battle is raging at this recreation center near paris. it's one of around $1500.00 such competitions held throughout france each year. there are top rocks footwork power moves you have to be fast almost up to break also france is one of the leading countries worldwide for breakdowns we do a lot of things differently here our style is very technical very musical and we try out a lot of new things. there are several 1000 breakdowns is in france

some even make a living from it. and it could even feature as a discipline at the paris 2024 picks. also the olympics will bring us more recognition. they would make it better known across the world. beyond just the break dance community. but not everyone likes the idea breakdown started as the subculture in 1970 s. new york. and many here in the east in paris suburbs associate the lympics with big business doping and corruption no place for them because it's in a different sphere it's all about governments it's a giant machine it's too highbrow for us so. it's not ok for breakdowns to bow to the olympics. criteria that are too narrow would destroy the dance culture for the

job that's going to be really need something like the olympic games for fulfillment i don't think so in the book. they say no saturates but that moves would be a real goal that the pix. you're watching it every news coming up next sunday to be your news asia erased from memory 30 years after tiananmen square massacre of growing percentage of china's population doesn't know anything about it and it's a big taboo in japan students say that sex education in schools is leaving many questions unanswered. and a reminder now the top stories that we're tracking for you this hour in sudan 13 people are reported to have been killed after the army used violence to disperse a sit in in the capital hard to the protesters are calling on the generals to hand over power to a transitional government and u.s. president donald trump has mets with queen elizabeth a at the start of

a state visit to the u.k. thousands of demonstrators are expected to turn out across london and other cities in britain to protest against his visit. you're watching news on the rock n roll and we'll hope to see you again at the top of the on.

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