across the country on saturday, al—shabab militants carried out a series of deadly attacks.saw at least five dead bodies, including a religious man who came out of the mosque at the time of the blast. all those bodies have been removed. in neighbouring kenya, eight police officers were killed by a roadside bomb in another attack that had all the hallmarks of al—shabab. the militant group has seen its power dwindle in recent years, but despite that it continues to wreak devastation and death across africa. donald trump appears to have renewed his attack on the mayor of london, sadiq khan, overviolent crime in the uk capital. mr trump tweeted: two teenagers were murdered within minutes of each other in different parts of the capital on friday, while a man was stabbed to death on saturday afternoon. the us president and london mayor have clashed in the past, including on mr trump's state visit at the start ofjune. hundreds of homes in and around wainfleet in lincolnshire have been evacuated because of concerns that the river steeping will breach its banks again. the area's alre

well that was yahoo henri from the palestinian policy think tank al shabab speaking with us earlier artless get some more analysis on this peace plan to do that i'm joined by professor natasha lindstedt with the government department at the university of essex in the u.k. professor instead is a commentator on middle east politics and development policies professor it's good to have you on the program i want to ask you what came to your mind 1st today when you heard about jared plan. i think what came to my mind is similar to what a lot of people the way a lot of people have reacted to this it just doesn't seem very credible he himself here is not a very credible or trustworthy person in the region he hasn't really earned the respect of both sides he seems to have a good relationship or at least good working relationship with the israelis in for a quick amount of time but he has absolutely no credibility from the palestinians they see him as someone that they can't trust in any way shape or form and i think what everybody also is thinking is that as the reported already mention this doesn't

terror group al—shabab has claimed responsibility for the attack which targeted targeted soldiers guardingal government. sudan's chief prosecutor says the deposed president, omar al—bashir, will be referred for trial next week. he's been charged with corruption and involvement in the killing of protesters during the mass demonstrations that led to the end of his 30—year rule. the military ousted the long—time president in april following months of protests. european election observers have called on nigeria to consider urgent electoral reforms following what they describe as systemic failings in the recent elections. the eu mission said there were serious operational, security and transparency problems. the poll, won by incumbent muhammadu buhari, is being challenged in court by the main opposition candidate. amanda knox has spoken of the pain of what she called "being tried by the media" over the murder of the british student meredith kercher, in italy in 2007. she told a conference in modena that she feared being attacked and even charged again. it is ms knox‘s first trip to italy since

eight police officers were killed by a roadside bomb in another attack that had all the hallmarks of al—shababdwindle in recent years, but despite that it continues to wreak devastation and death across africa. let's get some of the day's other news. sudan's chief prosecutor says the deposed president, omar al—bashir, will be referred for trial next week. he's been charged with corruption and involvement in the killing of protesters during the mass demonstrations that led to the end of his 30—year rule. the military ousted the long—time president in april following months of protests. european election observers have called on nigeria to consider urgent electoral reforms following what they describe as systemic failings in the recent elections. the eu mission said there were serious operational, security and transparency problems. the poll — won by incumbent muhammadu buhari — is being challenged in court by the main opposition candidate. india says it's imposing trade tariffs on 28 us products, including almonds, apples and walnuts. the tariffs will come into effect from sunday. india says th

eight police officers were killed by a roadside bomb in another attack that had all the hallmarks of al—shababs power dwindle in recent yea rs, seen its power dwindle in recent years, but despite that it continues to wreak devastation and death across africa. let's get some of the day's other news. european election observers have called on nigeria to consider urgent electoral reforms following what they describe as systemic failings in the recent elections. the eu mission said there were serious operational, security and transparency problems. the poll, which was won by the incumbent muhammadu buhari, is being challenged in court by the main opposition candidate, india says it's imposing trade tariffs on 28 us products, including almonds, apples and walnuts. the tariffs will come into effect from sunday. india says the move is in response to washington's refusal to exempt delhi from higher steel and aluminium taxes. the first female president of slovakia, zuzana caputova, has taken office vowing to fight injustice. anti—corruption campaigner said that while people were considered equal under

it was in april twenty fifteen four gunmen claimed by the al shabab terror group based in somalia forced their way into the campus and opened fire. the terrorists were killed in the incident. people in france have the least trust in fact since the report found that one in three i think they are actually on safe. it's a worldwide trend is enough breaks of measles in places such as the united states the philippines and ukraine china apparently talking this league table of parents who choose not to vaccinate their children. from slow bucks the trend which shows that the poor the country the few children get protection. is the price discovery about the home of the enlightenment. now leads the world in anti vaccine sentiments according to the biggest ever survey on public attitudes toward health and science. 33% of french people do not agree that immunization is safe british medical charity welcome teamed up with gallup world poll to survey more than one hundred and forty thousand people. across one hundred and forty four countries. and this study also found that france has among the highest

three suspected al—shabab militants have been killed after they attacked a police camp in kenya's easterne to the border with somalia. the al-qaeda—linked group has carried out attacks and kidnappings in kenya, vowing retribution for the country's involvement with amisom — a 20,000—strong african union force helping to support the government in somalia. hundreds of climate activists have entered a huge coal mine in northwest germany as part of a protest against global warming. 20,000 campaigners from 17 countries have also been carrying out acts of civil disobedience around the nearby city of aachen in the past few days. the protest at the mine saw activists storm the 48 kilometre site before being stopped by police. anti—russian protesters in georgia have held a third day of demonstrations. thousands of people gathered in front of the parliament building in the centre of the capital tbilisi calling russia an occupier state and mocking president vladimir putin. the protests were sparked by a russian mp addressing the parliament earlier in the week. in response to the protests russia has a