so at this is the history of bangladesh. and after a long time this prison government try to being a constitution. but it is a time of thinking now now what is happening and the stipulation was sent to ex they, but a to a while, you can measure the ability to go by, by piece i doing alliances. we release the bike is that b and b has that meter. elaine sleep dumber. the slum. and emily didn't sleep. he finds that the slum. so i think that the reason is it was just as that we are. why don't you go benefit? okay, i mean it mean i, i hear i'm just gonna say that bases of both of our way here outside of bangladesh and don't know as well. yeah, absolutely. tanveer, let me just just finish this and so i can have our audience understand a little bit more if they need to 90 percent of the population in bangladesh. muslim 9 percent hindu, that's an important fact for you to know time vague ahead. i mean, both of them say that pretty much i agree with. there is a far more deeper roots to all of this problem. i made it, as nina pointed

the brief bangladesh party.debut a couple weeks ago. it is vital 45 cups scott went to 140 and a sense that anything could happen. what if scotland could then hold back the bangladesh batting by taking catches, but after ten overs, bangladesh and only scored 59. now here's a moment where they came onto ball, drying crate of modern cricket in two to the fielder. well scotland, it is up for grabs now. joe wilson, bbc news. so bangladesh are creeping towards their taget of 141 runs. they're currently 104 for 4. it was a difficult day for bath who were hammered they could get that shock defeat over bangladesh and will keep you up—to—date with that score. it was a difficult day for bath who were hammered by saracens 71—17 at the rec. it's their fourth straight defeat and their worst start to a premiership season for 20 years. in contrast, saracens were superb, running in ten tries as jim lumsden reports. saracens since already won two out of three on the return from the fourth season in the championship, but england

bangladesh finished six runs short- it is a _ burst. bangladesh finished six runs short.ight _ burst. bangladesh finished six runs short. it is a great night for - short. it is a great night for scotland!— short. it is a great night for scotland! ., ., ., ., ., scotland! scotland have two more matches in _ scotland! scotland have two more matches in this _ scotland! scotland have two more matches in this stage _ scotland! scotland have two more matches in this stage but - scotland! scotland have two more matches in this stage but the - scotland! scotland have two more | matches in this stage but the route to the big league is wide open. this world cup was moved to the arabian peninsula the covid security reasons. 0man overwhelmed papa new guinea in the opening game. chasing the winning total without losing a wicket. for scotland, it's papa new guinea on tuesday. joe wilson, bbc news. newcastle united faced tottenham today, their first premier league game since the saudi backed takeover of the club. the match had to be temporarily suspended after a medical emergency in the

either with thailand or with india or with bangladesh. and what we're seeing in what we're seeing in bangladesh is that our organized crime is more than happy to use workinger because they are there people living on the border as, as pawns in, in their game. we're seeing it also in india. we're seeing it also in thailand. remember this is not something that's unique to the ring committee. it's a tragedy to day for the ring, a community i and the ring a community because of the vulnerable position where i mean, the victims of genocide that there are people who will feel the consequences of this very, very harshly. they're in a very vulnerable position within bangladesh, and they do not need that. they do not need criminals, that using them for the ronins have causal. this was an attack on a seminary in with my bill as death. 3 weeks ago. it seems that these tactics to attempt instill fear they are whacking yes, that will they, they will work and, and they are it's, it's a playbooks at the erica and reagan salvation army has used before. it

this was the first time england and bangladesh had met and et twin it —— a and bangladesh had met and phone. not enough. of bangladesh fans were in, always a tiger. that's the thing that came for, that's the spirit they dress for her. but in this game of cat and mouse, it was bangladesh who were caught again. and gone. bangladesh who were caught again. and one. ., , ., ., ., and gone. scored 'ust one to four, the name and gone. scored 'ust one to four, the game was — and gone. scored just one to four, the game was already _ and gone. scored just one to four, the game was already gone - and gone. scored just one to four, | the game was already gone against this england team —— the game was already gone against this england team "124. the game was already gone against this england team —— 124. jason roy provides an executed over the ground for 61. england were home in the 15th over. so far, two wins, no doubt. is 15th over. so far, two wins, no doubt. , . . i, doubt. is a cricketer, you always have some _ doubt. is a cricketer, you always have some dark— doubt. is a cricketer, you alway

otherwise, the protests will continue in bangladesh. the united nation says that fear of mass, atrocity crimes and me and mar as thousands of soldiers gather in the north. the one special roberts are on me, and mark says, a new report shows the military government has probably engaged in crimes against humanity. more than a 1100 people had been killed in about 8000 arrested since a crew and february mean mars outgoing un special envoy has warned the country is at risk of civil war. she spoke to al jazeera diplomatic editor james bass about the alarming number of protesters in prison that this really terrible. because i know the people also many who are now in prison. and it's really so sad that nothing is moving. all you worried this is either now or about to become a fully fledged civil war. yeah, that's my worry. because now the situation is different from 1988 or 2006 because the people they had in the last 10 years, a certain freedom. and also now there are equipped with iphones and the social media are very active. and the, the mai

a quick word on bangladesh its to- board. a quick word on bangladesh its to in board.ment _ board. a quick word on bangladesh its top in the tournament they - board. a quick word on bangladesh l its top in the tournament they would like so far. f ., like so far. they've got the weight of 162.000.000 _ like so far. they've got the weight of 162,000,000 people _ like so far. they've got the weight of 162,000,000 people on - like so far. they've got the weight of 162,000,000 people on their. of 162,000,000 people on their shoulders. they will go up there and give it their all that they just haven't been as good as they probably go to bed. have been as clinical as they can be. and that proves costly in these tournaments. whose best themes so far for you? pakistan. england have been great, they have been clinical, pakistan have been exciting to watch. their pace bowling is outstanding, the way they hit the ball, bring it on. i they hit the ball, bring it on. i can tell you that in the last few minutes pakistan have been involved in another thrilling finish. pakistan are cha

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also ahead and do activist rowdy and bangladesh calling for an end to compliance. italy's former interior minister mateus albini goes on trial for refusing to let a spanish migrant rescue shipped off in an italian forts and the u. s. demands clarification from israel after it declares 6 palestinian rights groups as the terror organizations. ah, hello, fighting is intensifying between government forces anti bryan rebels and ethiopia as northern mo, state the un, her suspended all age flights to t cry after one if explained was forced to turn back due to government airstrikes. laura burton manley reports oh, you found it. celebrate re gunfire, rings out into great capital, mckelly as captured governments, soldiers, a corralled and trucks and paraded. mccalla has been the epicenter of conflict between government forces and to grind rebels for almost a year. air strikes have been raining down on the city for 4 days, and the government says it's aiming at military targets. some local reports say it's also hitting civilian infrastructure for the good part of the year, we had no access to the to

about 740000 people fled into bangladesh. a quarter of a 1000000 more people have been displaced since february's coo and the u. n says about a 1000 people have been killed and many others tortured or detains. debbie stuff. hard is the coordinator of elsie and burma. that's a regional human rights organization. she says me and mar is already out war and the situation will deteriorate. further. the civil law has been in progress in recent months because they all terry's step attacks on civilians all around the country. what we've seen in the 8 months since the data is more than $5000.00 attacks, mainly targeting civilian communities using air strike, air, bombardments, snipers, a whole amount of violence. so what we're about to see now is things going to get worse as the dry season commences in vermont. put time that as the n got into partnership with the un security council, the un security council needs to step in this is the only body feared and respected by the military. and once the security council gets, gets involved, p

and here comes, a brief bangladesh party. complete with balloons.ngs for scotland so that he only made his debut few weeks ago. his vital 45 help scotland to 140 and sense that anything could happen. what if scotland could then hold back the bangladesh battering by taking catches7 yes, now here's a moment, chris greaves came out to ball, drew great modern ticket walloped it to the fielder. well scotland, it's up for grabs now. they held catches, they held nerve, bangladesh produced six runs short. and the cricket world will notice this result from the arabian nights. it was a difficult day for bath who were hammered by saracens 71—17 at the rec. it's their fourth straight defeat and their worst start to a premiership season for 20 years. in contrast, saracens were superb, running in ten tries as jim lumsden reports. sarah senses already won two out of three from their return in a fourth season in the championship. the serverfor lions do season in the championship. the server for lions do dig season in the championship. the serverfor lions do dig up

the ringer community do not want to be seen in bangladesh as a law. this group that are bringing conflict to bangladesh and it's not the view of the majority of the reading community. i mean, most stringer are a moderate people who want to have access to the human rights and to look after their families and have an educate their children. but they have been pressured in many instances as we're seeing. and i think what we saw today was payback to people who had been in communication with the authorities, talking about criminality of other groups, and they were been punished by those group by that group. today. the u. n. is blaming south you downs, west floods and 60 years on climate change. for some areas, it's the 3rd straight here, the stream flooding, endangering livelihoods in the wilds. the youngest nation, the you and refugee agencies as 700000 people have been affected and entire villages have been swept away. i lunacy, i was seeing these as intensifying effects of climate change. so today has been very prone to cyclical drugs and floods, someti

back in bangladesh, she sa s she credibility.gladesh, she says she doesn't want _ credibility. back in bangladesh, she says she doesn't want her - credibility. back in bangladesh, she says she doesn't want her children | says she doesn't want her children and grandchildren to suffer more than she is. but they are facing a hotter and more hostile climate, so there is real pressure for the talks in glasgow to get somewhere. the conference centre is just across the river clyde behind us, and david sugarman, ourscience river clyde behind us, and david sugarman, our science centre, river clyde behind us, and david sugarman, ourscience centre, is inside the centre. we have talked about the warnings and heard the prince of wales spell out what he thinks is now the stakes at stake here — what do you think they need to do by the end of next week? bluntly, the world is still heading in the wrong direction. if you add up in the wrong direction. if you add up the promises that different countries have made to tackle climate change, we are st

in that village in bangladesh is having the whole lot chucked at it.sion and flooding and salt water will get into the field so there is less fresh drinking water. the pressure is very real and now. and thatis pressure is very real and now. and that is what you hear from people in bangor were so many other countries, that climate change isn't something to worry about in the coming decades, it's happening now, very acutely, and the need for help as immediate. acutely, and the need for help as immediate-— acutely, and the need for help as immediate. , ., ,, ., , ' immediate. they talk about this 1.5 de . rees immediate. they talk about this 1.5 degrees target. _ immediate. they talk about this 1.5 degrees target, that _ immediate. they talk about this 1.5 degrees target, that would - immediate. they talk about this 1.5 degrees target, that would help - immediate. they talk about this 1.5 degrees target, that would help us | degrees target, that would help us to something more like what we have at the moment but every degree, every 0.1 degrees after that,

bangladesh won the toss and put the windies into bat.nks largely to nicholas pooran top scoring with a0. bangladesh set 1a3 to win looked like they might make it, both sides guilty of some poor fielding, litton das hit aa to help take it to the final ball. mahmadullah needed four to get bangladesh the win but missed and west indies got the win they needed by three runs to keep alive their hopes of making the semi finals. both teams did everything they did to lucy ames. the west indies held their nerve. we want the big players in the critical moments. leaning forward to the last ball, andre russell a perfect yorker. the west indies finish on top. england captain eoin morgan says tomorrow's match against australia will be a meeting of the "joint second favourites" for the title. both teams are unbeaten in group one, with england having thrashed west indies and bangladesh, while australia edged past south africa before beating sri lanka. morgan has previously said that he sees india as favourites to take the title. most really are a very st

now at least 6 people have been killed and more than 100 wounded in violence in bangladesh. the unrest 1st broke out on wednesday after allegations of the death. the creation of the koran lead to dozens of hindu temples being attacked. tanveer chandry reports from deco protest like this begun after controversial images appeared in social media. they promoted showed a copy of the koran, resting on the ne, often the idle during him, the so got full just celebrations, incoming logistic, that triggered acts of vandalism. and hindu temple in several parts of the country . politicians, the people are been deliberately. there are some groups who are quite negative who are not make it. absolutely, they're not vacant. so this category of people have dr. will darmesh. we match up our nation, which has been a classic example around the world about launching our journalism, marty. we didn't just violence broke out between thousands of protest her in bunger . this is capital tucker on friday, several people were injured including some policeman. some protesters chanted slogans, criticisi

our science editor visit a village in bangladesh _ away. science editor visit a village in bangladesh rising - away. our science editor visit a | village in bangladesh rising sea levels having a devastating effect. in scotland, activists gathered where the swedish teenage actress greta effenberg said she was going to try and do her best to keep global warming between 1.5 degrees celsius or that you back if we cannot keep it below 1.5, we do it for 1.6 and cannot keep it below 1.5, we do it for1.6 and 1.7. cannot keep it below 1.5, we do it for 1.6 and 1.7. we can also prevent things from getting worse, it's never too late to do things better than we have been. —— greta thunberg. hello, a very good evening and warm welcome to the cop26 summit in glasgow. the leaders are beginning to arrive. joe biden expected to land here in the next hour, fresh from talks at the g 20 in rome. you're still to hearfrom the president as to what he made of negotiations around climate change but the un secretary general was pretty frank about it. i leave rome, h

otherwise the protests will continue in bangladesh. okay, thank you so much. rain 0 chandry for that update from dr. while there's been violence and pakistan during demonstrations by supporters of a band political group members of to hattie kayla bake pakistan known as the t lp, are demanding the release of their leader, san jose, andrews v. he was arrested earlier this year accused of inciting violence. hundreds of workers have stormed the headquarters of the state own ports company in the democratic republic of congo. the protest her say they haven't been paid in more than 3 years. police fire, it's your gas in the building as workers smashed windows and burn furniture. they've been on strike since october, the leader, i'll say notorious alliance off 9 haitian gang says his members are not responsible for kidnapping 174 and missionaries that have g 9 has marched her porto prince flank by hundreds of residents in defense of his armed groups. manuel rap, hello reports. oh, show forced by members of the g. 9 gang in puerto prince wall i

unfortunately, in the ring it communities along with the bangladesh, me enough frontier. and it's unfortunate for the ringer that they happened to be resident on the, on the border. and that's, i think making things worse for them. but it's, it's bad, bad news for the remainder. it's not a situation that is in their interests, the ring a community do not want to be seen in bangladesh as a law. this group that are bringing conflict to bangladesh and it's not the view of the majority of the reading community. i mean, most reading, moderate people who want to have access to the human rights and to look after their families and have an educate their children. but they have been pressured in many instances as we're seeing. and i think what we saw today was payback to people who had been in communication with the authorities, talking about criminality of other groups. and they were been punished by those group by that group today. now hazy is national police chief has resigned to after protests against a deteriorating security situation there and gang violence work as have been

at that point, about 740000 people fled into bangladesh. a quarter of a 1000000 more people have now been displaced since february's crew, and the u. n says about a 1000 people have been killed. many others tortured or detained. while we spoke to the un special rapids, had tom andrews about his warning to the general assembly, he says urgent action must be taken to prevent what may be clearance, operations. things are very, very tense. and what's happening right now is that we're, we have a dry season upon us. and that is traditionally a time when there is an escalation of military action. and we have seen that the deployment of tens of thousands of troops, heavy weapons and equipment into the north western regions of the country. so this is a very, very disturbing sign. we have seen increased human rights violations. many people are caught in the crossfire and we're, we're very, very concerned that we could be seen now imminently a significant loss of life. i hope i'm wrong, and i'm hoping these, these calls for restraint will be heard. bu

about 740000 people fled to bangladesh. a quarter of a 1000000 more people have been displaced since february's cur. the un says about 1000 people have been killed, and many others tortured or detained. let's bring in at tom andrews in at fairfax virginia. he's the un special rap at all on the situation of human rights in me. emma, thanks for joining us. tom. just how bad good things are dazzlingly emma. these things are very, very tense. and what's happening right now is that we're, we have a dry season to punish. and that is traditionally a time when there is an escalation of military action. and we have seen of the deployment of tens of thousands of troops, heavy weapons and equipment, into the northwestern regions of the country. so this is a very, very disturbing shine. we have seen the increased human rights violations of many people are caught in the crossfire and we're, we're very, very concerned that we could be see now imminently a significant loss of life. i hope i'm wrong. and i'm hoping these, these calls for r

why does amman was a professor, bangladesh of national university. he was sacked last year after a post on social media about the prime minister, his exile fearing prosecution. under the digital act. the current government is faithful of the general public. they don't tolerate any kind of descent or free speech that would inspire people to rise up. they used section 57 under the i c t act to terminate me from my job and sent me to jail. in recent years, at least 10 editors of national and regional daily's and online news platforms have faced legal charges under the cyber law. according to amnesty international, many now resort to self censorship. despite the mass protest and criticism from human rights groups after the mysterious death of the writer much the government in custody, the government has refused to revoke the act. but in a year when the nobel peace prize was awarded to 2 journalist, many here believe the use of the digital security act threatens the rights and freedoms they're guaranteed under their constitution than we children. al jazee

bangladesh is one of the many countries suffering the effects of climate change.report on the challenges faced in one village. also tonight... up to a dozen people are injured after two trains collide in wiltshire. and, the tent city of migrants camped outside a un building in libya, desperate for help. we have a special report. good evening from glasgow where the long—awaited climate summit, cop 26, has opened today. world leaders, prominent scientists and advisers are ready for 12 days of discussion with one principal aim — to get the world to commit to reduce carbon emissions and avoid a climate catastrophe. already today, there's been a taste of the problems ahead. the world's richest nations — the 620 — met in rome, where leaders were accused of failing to make the necessary commitments. borisjohnson admitted the pledges were "too vague" and "not enough". the united nations secretary—general said the time for "diplomatic niceties" was over, and that the summit here in glasgow was the "last hope". we start tonight with our political editor laura kuenssberg on

first macro duleigh top school with 50 as the bangladesh. he's posted 181 for 7 of a new guinea never even got close. there were all are for the 97 shack about how some help himself to for wickets. bangladesh was final place in the super 12 will be determined by the outcome of the match between scotland and oman, who were playing each other right now. oh no watch out for some flash photography hears football. mhm at seller comes face to face with himself. the egypt and liverpool store and veiled his life size, wax worth git mad. anti souls in london, very realistic. liverpool will be happy they have the real thing. seller has started the seas. brilliantly scoring 12 goals in 11 game so far. i could remember for now i'll be your again a little bit later with another update miss garcia. thanks so much present. wow. that is it for me for this news hour here and uh huh. but don't go alley. back in just a minute with more of the day's news to stay with . ah, joy abacus launches trade and investment in south africa into african traits. a gives you

security has also been increased at hindu worship sites, bangladesh is constitution desi, banks, islam as the state religion. but it also upholds the principle of secularism, hinders make up about 10 percent of the countries annually. 117000000 people rights activists have recorded more than 3000 attacks on the hindu minority since 20. 13 tan via chandry is at the demonstrations involved. this report from deca harvey for pick up the other day. i saw about sla and the capital ga gov greatly from all walks of life in those muslim 1st john, but they've done or did report us like gun was took place in las vegas. most of the country again saw him go bang augusta. they had a protest, the one justice, many of them out on a hunger side. we spoke to some of the protest. this is what they have to say. all is a holy hindu book was burned, maintained as we killed my notice. to women were roped these incidents keep happening. one after the other. yet we never go to real justice. one of the clear suspect was arrested on thursday night. but people here said that the people behind the conspiracy shoul

as we report from bangladesh where pollution and climate change are having a devastating effect on fishing. ah, so tie was defense minister says tension to with beijing are the worst and 40 years days after a record number of chinese aircraft entered the islands at defense is born that china could launch a full scale invasion of the island in just 4 years. taiwan is one of the issues in a deepening strategic rivalry between beijing and washing washington. the u. s. president's national security advisor is due to hold talks with china's top diplomat and switzerland major on wednesday. well, joe biden says he had addressed the issue with his counterpart teaching, paying i spoke with she about taiwan. we agree with well, bye bye. i want agreement that we are here and we made it clear that i don't think he should be doing anything other than by the group. robert bright is in hong kong with more on the reaction from taiwan. the defense minister went on to say that the fact the relations now the tensions with china are the worst they have been. he says, for a 40 years, i think taiwan has been ge

but bangladesh is once driving him. the fishing community of more than half a 1000000 people is now facing a devastating threat. climate change. quarter m dash now in his forty's has been fishing in the best since he was a teenager. like his ancestors, a mother which i'm li just isn't enough fish to catch on like the days of our forefathers. because of changes in the environment and climate tv. there are more psych loans now. but your pattern changed frequently, which is why the fish stuck is diminishing, given in the peak sessions. now we don't get enough. the bays natural ecosystem are also under severe threat by environmental pressures. every morning the fisherman lives for the deep sea and they come back by late evening. but they say the catches are not as good as they used to be. they blame partly the weather and the pollution in the sea cushion alum from a local charity that assist the community fears the traditional way of jolla. dutch, which is what they're known as here, is gradually eroding because of new chal

we report from bangladesh way pollution and tommie changer, devastating fishing communities. and why aren't i gotten protesters in southern iraq fe, taking to the streets is more effective than heading to the post. ah . it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, voted will's best air line of 2021. the southwest monsoon beginning to retreat, hello her few weeks behind schedule, but here's what it's looking like. the rains not as active as they have been for that reason. but still some heavy falls can be found maharaj straw rate in to go up, but all red and amber weather alerts have been dropped over to the south china sea . we've got a weather maker swirling around its whipping rain around all sides here. so north of mandela that a $130.00 millimeters of rain and then for northern in central parts of vietnam, about $200.00 millimeters. and then this also happened on high nan province in china. water rescues here more than 30 people to flood water is about a meter and a half deep. you're all caused by that weather makers spinning ar

they easily be bangladesh in dubai earlier today. control throughout.his great catch from adil rashid removed two tea ms two teams taking them be. that has become the subject of intense scrutiny. this was the first match ever between bangladesh and england in this format of cricket where the idea is to hit 60s. if you can. there is a contagious and annexed to this kind of biting. two wickets and two balls. and then look out for over a sheet underneath this one for england. he is one of the world sterry best cricketers. he was out forjust sterry best cricketers. he was out for just four. sterry best cricketers. he was out forjust four. check sterry best cricketers. he was out for just four. check the sterry best cricketers. he was out forjust four. check the phone, it happened. bangladesh fans brought huge enthusiasm and as always, a tiger. that is the biting they came for. that is the spirit they dressed for. that is the spirit they dressed for. but in this game of cat and mouse it was bangladesh who were caught and scored 124, you know the game is alre

at least 6 people have been killed and more than a 100 wounded in violence in bangladesh. the unrest broke out on wednesday of to allegations that the muslim holy book the koran was disrespected in a temple, tunbridge how to reports from dr. o. protest like this begun of the controversial image as appeared in social media. they purportedly showed a copy of the koran resting of the ne, often the idol during hindu. so got to just celebrations in coming, let dispy that triggered acts of vandalism. and hindu temple in several parts of the country. politicians said people are deliberately civil. there are some groups who are quite negative who are not cited. absolutely. yeah. not. so this category of people have dr. darmesh, do you match up our nation, which has been a classic example around the world about marching articles. i'm marty wouldn't. yes . violence broke out between thousands of protest her in bunger, the shes capitol, taco, on friday. several people were injured including some policeman. some protest her chanted slogans, criticising india and the cauldron, banglade

some protesters chanted slogans, criticising india and the cauldron bangladesh. as prime minister 2 casino to act would be fine with the one who is all koran at the foot of a deity. that's why we have protesting koran belongs to all of us. we can't tolerate the defamation of the koran number. i'm on the front of the buddy know on saturday, come in the capitol. there are heavy presence of security forces across the country, government and security agencies. i've described the recent incident as plan with the aim of this stabilizing the country. many hindu community members took part in a post, put your festival under heavy security. i understand but things are fine in our quality, we feel totally safe and there are no bad incidents happening here. however, we do feel really bad that some incidents did take place. it's just not right. whoever did all these things. prime minister, how sina has promised to bring the culprits behind the violence to justice. this is really unfortunate as to what happened a few days ago. there's an investigation going on and we're getti

the last resort for an accused is to seek justice in bangladesh. his highest coat in a verdict reached in march this year, the chief justice of bangladesh cautioned a man, accused of violating the digital security act that there would be no consideration for bail for people who tires the image. a bang of that in any way too many that interpretation of law was both vague and discouraging. after 50 t, they mistress disappearance photojournalist shuffle. islam cudgel was found blindfolded and tied up near the indian border. his son pollock says his father was subsequently arrested and his on bail now facing trials. my father's journalist is now facing tv. he does if we dec cases against him. in one of them out of the $32.00 accused. he's the only one still being charged by the other $31.00 names have bingo. this says it's all about what we're going. the government admits the legislation has not worked perfectly, but its law minister se steps would be taken to make sure no one can be arrested before the end of an investigation. we have see, you misuse

now, there was a reaction from the foreign minister of bangladesh. she said that the security forces, if needed, should use lie bullard, in order to stop what he called sir, a ramp and drug, an arm stayed at the camp. this came just a few hours ago from the foreign minister. the situation is quite alarming in the camp since mister mobile last killing in the beginning of this month. aah! the security forces are still doing an operation insular de can as we spoke to our context within the can. there said that most of the rowing as are staying inside their home because they're fearful, many people might be detained. so that's the latest from the cam. and lam via how is the lack of security impacting what isn't already very difficult situation in these camps? yes, it is a very alarming situation in the camp of we were in the camp or beginning of this month when mister mobile law was killed. talking to various community leaders on there. oh, hang up, people that we know over the years they said they're scared actually now because there are a lot of intern

so to come here and our desire including anger on the streets of bangladesh. why, outrage of the holy koran has lived with me 6 bits, and how africa's biggest film festival is bring diversity to a global audience more that stay with us. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best, her line of 2021. hello there. the warnings remain in place for heavy rain across more than parts of india over the next few days. and this is an unusual rain for as the south west monsoon receives it, takes the wetter weather with it. but we are seeing those rounds of rain roland fuel by low pressure over the bay of bengal, whizzing a drenching across me and mar, bundle aggression. those north eastern states, we could see some flooding here. but on monday it's going to turn particularly nasty up in the north to renshaw, rain, sleet, and snow in the mountains for western areas, though, it does start to dry up. it's in the south. we are seeing the showers some of those trickling into western areas of sri lanka. but

but the catch of them not as good as they used to be at hereford from bangladesh, where pollution and climate change are devastating fishing communities. ah, ah. the southwest monsoon beginning to retreats, hello, a few weeks behind schedule, but here's what it's looking like. the rains not as active as they have been for that reason, but still some heavy falls can be found maharaj straw rate in to go up, but all bread and amber weather alerts have been dropped over to the south china sea. we've got a weather maker swirling around its whipping rain around all sides here. so north of mandela that a $130.00 millimeters of rain and then for northern in central parts of vietnam, about $200.00 millimeters. and then this also happened on high nan province in china. water rescues here more than 30 people to flood water is about a meter and a half deep here. all caused by that weather maker spinning around in the south china sea. now for southern sections of china, temperature is dropping in grey lin $33.00 degrees and we've got our plumb rains falling between the yellow and the yangtze river

that's because bangladesh beat the tournament co—hosts this evening. by the world anti—doping agency. in 2011, british cycling staff broke rules by using a non—wada—accredited laboratory to screen for nandrolone, a prohibited substance. the investigation confirmed "potential wrongdoing by individuals in both british cycling and ukad". but they won't face punishment, as those involved are no longer employed by either organisation. and andy murray recorded another top—50 win, as he won his opening match at the european open in antwerp against frances tiafoe. the pair went toe—for—toe in the first, as the brit took the first set on a tie—break. the second set went to another tie—break, with the american coming out on top this time. an epic final set saw both players save match points, but the brit dug deep and took the win after three hours and 45 minutes. murray will next face second—seed diego schwartzman on thursday. and that's all the sport for now. well, it's been a bizarre day of weather for many of us today. temperatures got up to 21 degrees in eas

bangladesh set oman a total of 154. they are struggling and from 17 overs.ake them through as group winners. england captain eoin morgan says he would consider dropping himself, if his poorform with the bat continues. morgan has only scored 82 runs in seven t—20 innings for england this year. they play a final warm—up game against new zealand on thursday, before their world cup opener against west indies on saturday. i'm not going to stand in the way of a team winning the world cup and i have been short on runs, my captain has been pretty good as it goes. will be standing here coming out of every bad run that i've ever had and being the nature of cricket and where i am bad, it means have to take high—risk options. and i've come to terms with that. it's just something that you deal with and it's the nature of the job and so i will continue to take those risks if the team dictates i need to. the olympic flame has been officially handed over to representatives from china ahead of the beijing winter games. it comes amid calls for a boycott because of china's hum

bangladesh won the toss and put the windies into bat.ball. mahmadullah needed four to get bangladesh the win but missed and west indies got the win they needed by three runs to keep alive their hopes of making the semi finals. both teams did everything they did to lucy ames. the west indies held their nerve. we want the big players in the critical moments. leaning forward to the last ball, andre russell a perfect yorker. the west indies finish on top. england captain eoin morgan says tomorrow's match against australia will be a meeting of the "joint second favourites" for the title. both teams are unbeaten in group one, with england having thrashed west indies and bangladesh, while australia edged past south africa before beating sri lanka. morgan has previously said that he sees india as favourites to take the title. most really are a very strong side. probably would be considered joint favourites. they are inside we know pretty well and played against them a lot. probably going to be one of our most difficult games in this group stage.

in the other match,sri lanka beat bangladesh. match,sri lanka beat bangladesh. great britain's katie archibald has won herfourth medal of this week's track cycling world championships, taking silver in the points race today by winning the last two sprints. the olympic champion has also won a gold and two bronze medals at the event in france. saracens had their second big win in a row in rugby union's premiership, this time thrashing wasps 56— 15. they were all over a weakened wasps side. and max malins was the star again — scoring four of the eight tries — to add to his hat—trick from last weekend. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the build—up to tonight's us grand prix, where title rivals max verstappen and lewis hamilton start first and second on the grid — will they clash again? but that's it from me. back to you, clive. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. now, on bbc one, time for the news where you are. you're watching bbc news. h

in the day's early game, sri lanka beat bangladesh by five wickets.med naim top scored for his side with 62 as they set sri lanka a target of 172. charith asalanka came in with the score at 2 for 1, but turned things round smashing 5 sixes as he scored 80 not out. fittingly he hit the winning runs as sri lanka reached their target with seven balls to spare. they go second behind england in their group. saracens thrashed wasps in rugby union's premiership — to keep the pressure on at the top. they won 56—15 at the stonex stadium. scoring 8 tries in all. max may—lins with four of them, as they blew their opponents away today. the bonus point win keeps them third, a point behind harlequins, with leicester out in front. great britain ended up fifth in the medal table. after katie archibald won her fourth medal on the final day of the track cycling world championships in france. after a gold and two bronze medals the scot completed the full set with silver in the points race. she won the last two sprints to take it ahead of kirsten wild of the netherlands

first muff mandala. top scored with 50 as the bangladesh. she's posted 181 for 7. papa new guinea never even got close. there were all out for just $97.00, jackie bol, our son, helping himself to for wickets. bangladesh will feature in group one of the next phase where they are grouped with england, australia, south africa, and the west indies. now watch out for some flesh photography hears football. a mammoth cellar comes face to face with himself, the egypt and lovable star unveiled versa. lifesize wax work at madame tussaud's in london. so real a thick bird. liverpool will be happy that they have the real thing fella. has started the season brilliantly with 12 goals and 11 games. and that's all the sport this lauren back to you in london. thanks pete. and now are 66000000 year old dinosaur skeleton. nicknamed it. and john has sold it for $6400000.00 at auction. at 8 meters long, it's the largest triceratops ever discovered. remains were sold in paris for about 6 times the initial estimate, illustration in scowl, suggest the dance or died

i'm tanya rashid and bangladesh and the world's largest refugee camps, where people are working to coexist with the elephant for which this region is home . and i'm happy with high lebanon, where group of sciences is rebuilding a seed bag that was displaced by the war in serial i. o. in august 2017. a brutal campaign of ethnic cleansing began in me in march. oh, the military and buddhist radicals claimed the lives of more than $6000.00 bro, hanging in a single month, fearing death houses more fled the country for the forest, the bangladesh. oh, the scale of the exodus was enormous. to day they are still unable to return home with a 1200000 ro handle refugees living inside of the falling cats. that bungler bass, this is now the biggest, not meant of refugees in the world. many of them have access to clean water sanitation, or even electricity good. after the arrived, the survivors space to new threats while rampaging through a meeting. and one of them who witnessed the initial episode 1st hand. it came from there with the elephant, came through on the past, from the jungle, read that way, w

in a village on the coast of bangladesh, people are using mud to try to hold back the sea.g level of the ocean means they are getting flooded more often. and we saw the same villagers struggling in the same way, back in 2009. the people who have done least to cause climate change suffering the most from it. if the forecasts of climate scientists are right and the sea rises even more, maybe by a metre by the end of the century, how on earth are these millions of people going to cope? with life so precarious, this community has long been desperate for international help. that's why this woman wanted to share her story at the climate summit in copenhagen 12 years ago. she told me she was pleased to be there and believed that world leaders would do something. they didn't. now her life is tougher than ever. extreme weather is striking more often, and there's still very little assistance. translation: we have no idea what we can do. - if people can help us, then something can change. we don't have the money to move to other places. i have nothing that i can give to my children. a

now there was a reaction from the foreign minister of bangladesh. she said that the security forces, if needed, should use lie bullard, in order to stop what he calls a ramp and drug. and i'm stayed at the camp. this came just a few hours ago from the foreign minister. the situation is quite alarming in the camp. since mister mobile, las killing in the beginning of this month. job security forces are still doing an operation in the can. as we spoke to our context within the camp, they said that most of the rowing as are staying inside their home because they're fearful. many people might be detained. we were in the camp or beginning of this month when mr. mirabella was killed, talking to various community leaders and the rowing of people that we know over the years. they said they're scared actually now, because there are a lot of internal feud between at least 3 sub separate organization, a sort of like a turf war power. aside from these are a gang warfare. those involve eggs. small fraction of the communities involved in drug trafficking from me a