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a celebrate as germany shut down its last 3 nuclear power stations, by the switch off remains highly divisive. in many say the plants should still be operating and in german football league, leaders by om, unique health to a one, all draw by hoffman heim. we'll look at what this means or the title rates. ah, hello monica jones. good to have you with us. a power struggle between sedans, army and paramilitaries, has killed more than 50 people. there is fierce fighting in the capital cartoon, and other areas explosions and heavy gunfire raged in khartoum as civilians took cover. so don's air force urging people to stay indoors as it targets enemy positions the power military say they have taken well with the airport and
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presidential palace a claim, the army denies office to say that force is control all strategic locations on these are gonna put up we are now in the armory of the engineers call in on demand sudan. whoever is saying the unit has fallen. we are now at the heart of the engine, is cool in front of the sudanese flag, a, the sudanese army and the rival rapid support forces was opposed to merge and come under independent command attentions which delayed, forming a democratic government at erupt it into open conflict pity and hurting a sudanese newscast, interrupted by sounds of gunfire. an allowable head yeah. on the streets, to revel militaries, led by 2 rival generals squared off skirmishes between sedans,
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army and the paramilitary rapid support forces sent fighter jet scrambled as civilians were urged to shelter in place. 018 months ago, sedans to most powerful generals joined their forces to seize power in a qu, removing sedans, civilian prime, minister of dull ham dock. the former leader took the airwaves, urging a ceasefire. decided on my 1st message is for the general fidel thought to i'll bore hon and the leaders of the sudanese military and to mohammed hummed on del gallo and the leaders of the rapid support forces. the exchange of fire must stop immediately, and the voice of reason must rule. every one will lose. and there's no victory. when it is a top to the body of our people. plants returned power to a civilian government and to merge forces fell apart. after weeks of tensions, the sudanese army paramilitary rapid support forces failed to agree on
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a new command structures on u. s. secretary of state antony blinking. address the conflict major parties in khartoum some weeks ago reached a very important framework agreement on how to proceed with a transition to civilian government. and there's been real progress in trying to move that forward. i spoke to jennifer han just a couple of days ago on, on that very topic. and there are still some remaining important remaining issues that need to be dealt with. but i, i think there's an a real opportunity to move forward on the framework. and certainly that's what we're for, we're, we're, we're strongly supporting each side claims the fighting was started by the other party. either one is showing signs of backing down. so be just a diet plan. transitioning toward democracy in sudan is delayed, but once again i was up let's have
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a look at some of the other stories making use around the world. is more than $50000.00 russian men have received a draft orders as part of the national spring military call up. the army says there are no plans to send out mass notices under an electronic system. many fear that could be used for another major conscription drive for the war and ukraine. at least 7 people were killed when gunman stormed a water park in central mexico. no voted for the attack has been confirmed by the region, has seen a search of drug related violence. in recent years, campaigners have rallied in washington and los angeles in support of maintaining access to the abortion drug method. prestone. the u. s. supreme court has ruled the pill can remain available after several lower courts try to limit access to the drug and tens of thousands of joint nationwide protests in israel way 15
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straight week to oppose land judicial reforms. the overhaul would give the government the final say in selecting judges. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has put the changes on hold, but opponents want them scrapped. hundreds of detainees from yemen. civil war have been released in a major prison exchange. the deal raises hopes of an end to the conflict which started in 2014 hootie rebels, backed by iran seas. the capital sa, now overthrowing the internationally recognized government. ah, who see prisoners cheer and pump their fists in the air as they get off a plane in yemen, capital santa. it's a day of celebration for many. it's been years since they've seen their friends and family. the prisoner exchange is being coordinated by the red cross. it's more than just to reduce each are released during ramadan, and we'd be inside. so it's a,
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it's a power flu side. it's a very powerful hulu, but the cross border exchange is a rare glimmer of hope. and yemen long running conflict, which began in 2014, when iran backed who the rebels captured the capital, forcing the president into exile. ah, this prompted a sunni arab coalition, lead by saudi arabia to intervene. the war has since killed hundreds of thousands and lead to the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with millions in yemen, displaced and living in famine like conditions. this operation is a sign of who in the middle of the humanitarian crisis that has caused so much suffering. and i see that it's ready for future operations like this one. and
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hopefully that's only a positive that and others we photo among the prisoners of war, also being released or more than a 100. saudis, along with sudanese troops who fought with the saudi led coalition. they are all headed to re add so our family members of the president and exile, who were part of the swap, thousands are still believed to be in detention. the parties have committed to talks later this month in order to organize more releases. the prisoner exchanges have raised hopes for a lasting cease fire and a potential political solution to the devastating conflict to germany now, which has turned its back on nuclear power. the last to 3 nuclear power plants have been shut down, ending 6 decades of atomic energy. anti nuclear campaign as a celebrating the switch off, but the issue remains highly divisive. after more than 60 years,
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the sun is finally seating on an industry which has created plenty of controversy, as well as power. in the end of the nuclear era is giving opponents across germany . a reason to celebrate mit. it's one who when i was in my mid twenties, i started protesting against nuclear palin. goin liam. and to say the time has finally come divided, given the environmental impacts, given the questions of safety, gotten mix, etc. ah, it has taken such a long time, even in germany, concerned about the risk of a nuclear disaster. like the when japan experienced at fukushima, germany's government had slated. the 3 remaining plans for closure by the end of last year. but after russia's invasion of ukraine caused a power crisis across europe, the switch was delayed until the end of winter. the government's political opponents say it should be postponed, further or canceled entirely. some people in germany, a gray climate change,
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you could can't play a good role because it's ah, like it's not as no emission of law. it's your to germany will begin dismantling the plants once he disconnected from the grid rather than moth, bowling them meaning, bringing them back on line will be impossible, dismantling begins this weekend. but it will be another 15 years before it's finally complete. and some drama now and the world of horse racing animal rights activists have disrupted england's grand national. one of the most popular events on the sporting calendar. the start of the raise was delayed and more than 100 people were arrested. it's one of britain's biggest annual sporting events. the grand national was 1st run in $1839.00, the event attract $70000.00 spectators and the global tv audience of hundreds of
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millions. oh, animal rights activists criticized the grand national as cruelty in the name of entertainment. it's not unusual for horses to be put down after being injured in the race. the death is horrific and it's a cruel thing. it so patiently so far behind. so back in the stone age. so we don't need the sensor. a metal horse is a dying where upset a by the cruelty and the death. we're not here to talk it people and be angry at them because just raising awareness, dozens of protest is scaled fences and managed to get on to the race course itself . they tried to use glue and blocks to attach themselves to the fences which are part of the race, but we're bundled away by police and security star. the race
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itself started 15 minutes late to receive their complaints. adjuster cried. one of the horses died after falling the 1st fence and german football by i'm unique, we're looking to cement their spot. others hop on the bonus league table in their way stood 14th place often. heim, both sides had to settle for a one all draw. ah, by edward just read for a statement when after their mid week humbling at manchester city and the champions league and the pressure was on a wind for half an hour would give the visitor some much needed breathing space in the relegation battle. the hosts looked to put talks of a form prizes to bed early in a slick 1st half, benjamin ha found himself in the right spot to give them the lead of 17 minutes. kingsley commands miss shot,
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turned into the perfect assist for over 10 minutes before half time. serge canaveral came close to making a to know for by him the miss inaccuracy kept off and i'm in the game after the restart and re cromer it. shit. the perfect for a cake to draw the visit us level after 71 minutes. a moment of genius from the corporation international. leaving young some a no chance in the by and go. $11.00 proved to be the final score, and it tops off a miserable reek for coach thomas tofal, empire, munich, half anon, secure an unlikely draw, and move 5 points clear of the relegation zone. ah, by ins, closest rival, stuart want conceded a late goal to draw 33 with loudy stood, got stuck out, were 2 goals behind and down to 2 out to 10 men before half time,
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and that didn't stop them from nettie free 2nd half goals, including this one from c last just before the final whistle door won't are 2 points behind by on, in the tie to raise with 6 games left to play. or take a look at all the latest one is league results. a frankfurt drew with a glass bar. there are the by an antidote, mal games, lightspeed out, spoke cologne. and mine shan't. the spoils shall get dominated, has a berlin still to come. bremond battle fry book on your glen, take on bomb and what spoke lock horns with labor was it is a reminder now of the top story we're following for you at this hour. answered on more than 50 people have been killed in fierce fighting between the regular army and paramilitaries explosions and gun battles have rocked the capital cartoon. and all the areas it comes on its efforts by the nation to replace its military contact with a civilian government. and germany has switched off its last 3 nuclear power plants
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. the reactors were due to be taken off the grid last year, but their life spans were extended because of the energy crisis. germany is aiming to draw on renewable energy sources for most of its power by 20. 35 coming up next door on reporter, a slum in columbia, tries to overturn stereotypes. you can always find more headlines on our website. that's d, w dot com. monica jones from the team and berlin, thanks for watching me . when you work as an architect, i go all in or not.
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