those hashim black no defines school as delirium. and a rush hour of mass tourism his pitches show us the meaning of excess. cash on t.v. i just wanted to take a look at how far can a tourist industry go before it goes too fast for that piece of uninflected that i put. a small village with just $1600.00 residents had around $1400000.00 visits each winter season then covered 19 hit and ishmael is now known for other reasons as one of the 1st khurana hot spots and the mismanagement of fall and. blackness photos shows a world which even before corona was ready for the emergency room full of the neighboring houses and sexually charged tourists partying like mad at. the financial success of tourism in the region has come up to shoot costs to the local cultural landscape as painful as some of his pitches might be blackness still takes the needs of the locals and they get seriously i have nothing against terrorism even large numbers are allowed to deny that there are masses of people would be a utopia they're looking for someone to spend th

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that he had a plastic anemia after 3 and a half months he got a referral to go to the hospital until hashim air at that time his condition was deteriorating and he needed a blood transfusion every couple of days on sunday at 10 am we were told that the application for the patient and his escort had been rejected by the israeli authorities for security reasons finding an escort wasn't easy because the corona virus was spreading across israel finally my cousin agreed and she was accepted but the time was after 9 pm and the border was closed on sunday a week after. the initial application was scheduled we were arranging ambulances both in gaza and in israel we were still doing that until july died at around 1 pm his heart just suddenly stopped any patient can have setbacks at any moment so these delays played a key role in his death. graduated from university with this think sion to become a teacher at the un's relief agency for palestinian refugees israeli officials insist his death was not down to them. giles 1st request was approved for july the 16th but this permit was not utilized for rea

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been sentenced to at least 55 years for the murder of 22 people however a legal loophole could allow hashim a bady eventually to be considered for parole u.k. law prevents under 20 one's convicted of murder serving whole life terms without possibility of conditional release abate is now $23.00 but was only 20 at the time of the attack he was found guilty by a jury in march on counts of murder attempted murder and conspiring to cause explosions. his brother solomon abedi detonated a shrapnel laden bomb in the foyer of manchester arena after an area on the ground in a concert back in may 27th teen idol $22.00 people were killed in that attack as well as the bomber over 100 others were injured or brady was arrested in libya the day after the blast and later extradited to the u.k. in 2019 for trial our david langmore law says that despite the loophole the sentence is tough. i think the judge took count of the exceptional nature of face by upping to be sentenced to a very soft 55 years which shows that an adamant in terms of the old punishment interior punishment of retribution and denunciation

on the killers would be brought to justice very soon i'd like to tell the criminals who us in 87 hashim that scene and the young female doctor. will be a vital for justice john a 33 year old is the young female doctor prime minister kazumi refer to she was a prominent activist investor and let several womans marches she was killed on wednesday when gunmen with assault rifles riding a motorcycle opened fire on her car. days earlier godman had shot dead activists seen osama their deaths sparked days of protests and unrest fueled by anger protestors set fire to local government buildings in the southern iraqi city demanding those responsible be brought to justice and calling for the resignation of the provincial governor. the recent rise in targeted killings poses a challenge for the new prime minister there have been nearly a dozen attempts on the lives of well known activists this month and 4 have been killed 3 of them in basra the prime minister dismissed the local police chief last week after osama's death in response a number of senior tribal leaders issued a statement saying the arme

in his time he has seen assassinations increase with for example a sham of hashim use assassination a few weeks ago then last monday here square in protest of you know his forces shot at what has to think you know report that's there's so very clearly his bigger ambition for reform is bigger ambition to try and within the 2 years that he had to try to do something different was not working and i think this kind of was his hope that option to some extent ok i need the public you need he's trying to gather public support by going to what has been there may be a man on the beginning and you like sions. time for the weather to his robin it's incredibly hot over europe it is as you know it's never reliable to clean the north and that's true now as well so behind it for the color of the over the whole map the deeper the red of the hostilities that the heat did reach in then i always got to scotland to be honest which whenever it happens people just get out on the beaches the south coast of england and coast central london just examples of where the sunshine was very much enjoyed and the tem

is that is that intimidation it happens everywhere in the world and you can watch hashim the full interview with imran khan on talk to al-jazeera that's at $730.00 g.m.t. on fast a teaching and none. now rising water levels along kenya's great rest have forced thousands of people from their homes there are also fears of a looming ecological disaster now 2 lakes are growing closer together and make contaminate each other threatening wildlife and livelihoods catherine soy explains . this is late but korea in kenya's rift valley an alkaline lake which is home to some of the largest colonies of flamingoes in the world and this and hot springs but something has been changing in the last few years the water level has been rising causing the lake to expand about 8 kilometers since 2013 it has covered most of the keys as and submerged territory that once had homes hospitals and roots james a game warden shows us how far the lake has come and tells us how worried he is. used to be that the formula but. for the. the lake gets most of its water from a river whose main source are forests in the central