little comfort to ali hussein jalood's father. translation: ali hussein jalood jalood's father. ing his journey of treatment until his last moments, before his passing. he did not fear the disease or death. figs his passing. he did not fear the disease or death. as those in the community _ the disease or death. as those in the community room i the disease or death. as those in the community room on i the disease or death. as those in the community room on his| in the community room on his death, and despite bp's efforts to improve the situation, the air they breathe is a constant reminder of what he was fighting for. 0wen pinnell, bbc news. a reminder of our top story ensued and wear rival military group say they have agreed to extend a fragile ceasefire for another three days and that agreement by the sudanese army and the rapid support forces came hours before a previous ceasefire wasn't due to expire. clashes has still been reported with gunfire and bombardment in parts of the country. many are still coming to terms with what they have witnessed. that is our programme at this h

ali hussein jalood's ali husseinjalood's doctor said his leukaemia was likely caused by high levels ofevels of flaring, where toxic gases are burnt off during the oil production process. the young iraqi was a key contributor to a bbc investigation which found the high levels of cancer—causing pollution in his town. he sent us a final video diary just weeks before his death. translation: following the documentary, - bp and the government said they would reduce the pollution and gases in the towns but unfortunately nothing has changed. ali had been planning to challenge bp�*s chief executive over continuing oil pollution in his community at the company's annual shareholder meeting, instead his father spoke on his behalf. translation: and because of this poisonous air, - many people here are sick. in fact cancer is so common here, it is like the flu. i can only imagine how difficult it is for you and your family and i can only also pass on the condolences of the bp board. overthe past, ithink, seven years flaring has reduced at rumaila by over 65%. but the bbc�*s research suggests a more