in doha, i'm adrian finegan. our top stories - head to head voting between the syriza and the conservative new democracy. the saudi-led coalition steps up attacks in the capital. a controversial union - how politics is in the way of myanmar's mixed-faith marriages. >> and all the sport - including one of the big upsets history. as japan beats 2-time winner sav yeah >>> greece - syriza swept to victory on a platform to fight austerity. now the party is battling to stay in power. the snap vote was called after syriza lost its parliamentary majority in august. the popularity of its leader fell after he agreed to try a new bale off deal. the bailout involved economic reforms which syriza promised to oppose. he angered members of the party by signing the deal after a referendum in which more than 60% of voters rejected austerity measures. and now the new democracy party poses the greatest challenge to syriza. let's take you live to grease. al jazeera's hoda abdel-hamid is outside a polling station there. hoda abdel-ha

in doha, i'm adrian finegan. coming occupy on the program - a crane collapses at mecca's grand mosque, killing more than 100 people. >> my friend die, my teacher die. that's not very good. that's very bad >>> forced to leave their homes, we meet the young children seeking refuge in europe >>> relief

hello, this is al jazeera, live from doha, i'm adrian finegan. also ahead, a political solution for burkina faso. further irrelevant. well be live in the capital for the latest. >>> hundreds of refugees climb on trains in a croatian town, heading to hungary and slovenia, and... >> i'm on the border between gaza and egypt. the smuggling tunnels someones connected the two. the egyptians may have found a way to permanently close them >>> we begin with the reports of violent protests in nepal as the president is due to ratify the knew constitution, let's go straight to kathmandu, and our correspondent is live for us there. what is the situation? >> well, in kathmandu, there's a lot of jub illation. you can see loud clouds celebrating the constitution. in the southern belt, people are trying to break a curfew this morning. and police shot live bullets. one person has been confirmed dead. and there are further casualties, we are not sure about the numbers. the producer on the ground said the place was violent. a lot of force was used and the protest wa

the military declared it now controls the country >>> hello, i'm adrian finegan, also - thousands of refugees arrive in crow cacha after hungary's crack down forces them to search for new areas. hunger strikes in chile forcing millions from their homes. >> we can do the deal at my company. right now we on the wag african -- want african ivory >>> and al jazeera investigates how a growing demand in china is fuelling illegal ivory >>> in burkina faso, an officer from the country's elite presidential guard said he carried out a coup. he's facing a challenge from the head of parliament who assumed leadership and is asking the military to stand down. >> gun fire in burkina faso's capital. after a military leader appeared tonne television, confirming a coup that took place earlier. >> dear patriots, democrats, people of burkina faso, we are intervening to announce the removal of the dransitional government. this allows us to put in place a just system. >> reporter: this was the scene, people marching towards the presidential pals. burkina faso's leaders were in a cabinet meeting when a gua

i'm adrian finegan. also ahead, the toddler whose picture has become the symbol of refugee suffering, is buried alongside his brother and mother in which the city in which they fled. 22 emiratey soldiers are kid. it's the greatest single loss of life in conflict in the country's history. and australia's shark debate. should culling reduce the risk to swimmers and surfers? . >> all right. if you've been watching for the last hour or so, you'll know we have a developing story. a railroad station in0 hungary where there's a standoff with police. let's go live. muhammad, in the last hour, your view of the train containing those refugees has been blocked by that train behind you there. >> yeah, that's right. this empty cargo train is still here. also what we're seeing are a lot more of the riot police, wearing their helmets, wearing gloves, carrying batons. it certainly appears as though the situation has gotten a lot more tense. there's a lot of developments the last few minutes we're hearing about. i've bee

the military declared it now controls the country >>> hello, i'm adrian finegan, also - thousands of refugees arrive in crow cacha after hungary's crack down forces them to search for new areas. hunger strikes in chile forcing millions from their homes. >> we can do the

in doha, i'm adrian finegan. coming occupy on the program - a crane collapses at mecca's grand mosque, killing more than 100 people. >> my friend die, my teacher die. that's not very good. that's very bad >>> forced to leave their homes, we meet the young children seeking refuge in europe >>> relief among young people after an election campaign that hinted at change. >> and i'll have your sport, including serena williams' grand slam dreams shattered by the unseeded roberta vinci, as the us open sees one of the biggest shocks in its history >>> we begin the news our in saudi arabia, where at least 107 people died after construction crane collapsed on to a grand mosque in mecca. 130 others were injured in the accident. the holy city is preparing for millions in hajj, the annual pilgrimage. gerald tan reports. >> reporter: the moment the crane collapsed, captured on amateur video. another clip posted online provides the idea of the chaos that followed. the construction crane toppling through the roof of the grand mo

i'm adrian finegan. the toddler whose picture has become the symbol of refugee suffering, is buried alongside his brother and mother in which the city in which they fled. 22 emiratey soldiers are kid. it's the greatest single loss of