and i know cleanup of beaches in bali is underway the 1st since the island became the 1st province in indonesia to ban plastic bags and other throw away items there are mental campaigners say that bali's beaches are getting cleaner but more progress these to be made just a washington story. it's early morning but these volunteers are braving the heat and spending their weekend picking up plastic for years bali's beaches have attracted millions of tourists that plastic pollution has spoiled the natural beauty. 2 teenage sisters are behind the push to cut down the island's waste it's the 4th year they've organized this annual mass clean out this is to say the beaches are clean and since a ban on many single use plastics began but there's more work to do we saw a definite overnight shift change in modern retailers in bigger businesses but when it comes to you know smaller family owned businesses or you know the traditional markets it's definitely a longer process the ban applies to plastic bags straws and some packaging but there's no penalty for businesses that preach it food wrapping a

plastic comes from bali itself a large proportion comes from other internation islands. indonesia is one of the world's worst marine pollution is one recent study found around 15 percent of marine plastic around the world is thrown away in indonesia bali is the 1st province in indonesia to introduce anti plastic regulations but environmentalist here hope it won't be the last bali was definitely i think the pioneer island in the ship going past the bag but we did see commitments crap from jakarta you know wanting to go plastic bag free as well in the next 6 months in other places as well and we definitely see a ripple chain effect it's a message even bali's youngest on getting behind just to washington al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the saudi u.a.e. led coalition has confirmed one of its tornado fighter jets has gone down in northeast yemen crazy rebels say in a shutdown the royal saudi air force plane on friday will hear the media also says at least 30 civilians were killed in retaliatory as strikes in that same region a coalition

garil and his mum are going to meet ali imron, one of the bali bombers who killed his dad.his children, 15—year—old rizqy and 17—year—old sarah, to meet the men on death row who are convicted of killing their mum. gariland his mum, endang, arrive at the prison. after the bali bombings, ali imron‘s brothers were executed. he's serving a life sentence. iwan and his children are on their way to indonesia's highest security prison. their first meeting is with rois, who was found guilty of plotting the attack outside the australian embassy in jakarta. 0n receiving his death sentence rois said, "i am thankful because i will die a martyr." he is kept in an isolated cell because they are worried about his influence on other inmates. security for this meeting is tight. garil is making one morejourney, to meet the son of this man, amrozi, who was proud of carrying out the bombings that killed garil‘s father. he showed no remorse. his son, hendra, was 16 when he was executed. today, garil is meeting him. hendra now promotes tolerance, helping to organise prayer meetings, like this one

plastic comes from bali itself a large proportion comes from other internation islands. indonesia is one of the world's worst marine pollution is one recent study found around 15 percent of marine plastic around the world is thrown away in indonesia bali is the 1st province in indonesia to introduce anti plastic regulations but environmentalist here hope it won't be the last bali was definitely i think the pioneer island in egypt going back 3 but we did see commitments crap from jakarta you know wanting to go plastic bag free as well in the next 6 months in other places as well and we definitely see a ripple chain effect it's a message even bali's youngest are getting behind just to washington al-jazeera. the headlines on al-jazeera the number of new cases of corona virus in china has slowed for the 3rd day in a row or than 2000 new cases were reported on sunday that's down by more than 600 from the previous day but the world health organization chief says it's impossible to predict which direction the epidemic will take it's impossible to predict which direction this we

a lot myself i think that's it but i've noticed bali is cleaner since the ban started but sometimes i differ get to bring a bag but it's still new here. away from the tourist hot spots locals come to this speech on the islands south east coast to fish and cool off the situation on the beaches can change from day to day when there's heavy rain the incoming tide often washes in a deluge of plastic waste the local government here has set an ambitious target of reducing marine plastic by 70 percent by the end of the year but not all of bali's plastic comes from bali itself a large proportion comes from other internation islands indonesia is one of the world's worst marine pollution is one recent study found around 15 percent. and of marine plastic around the world is thrown away in indonesia bali is the 1st province in indonesia to introduce anti plastic regulations but environmentalist here hope it won't be the last bali was definitely i think the pioneer island in any ship going has a bag free but we did see commitments crap from jakarta you know wanting to go plastic bag free as well i

plastic comes from bali itself a large proportion comes from other internation islands. indonesia is one of the world's worst marine pollution is one recent study found around 15 percent of marine plastic around the world is thrown away in indonesia bali is the 1st province in indonesia to introduce anti plastic regulations but environmentalist here hope it won't be the last bali was definitely i think the pioneer island in indonesia going back 3 but we did see canadians crap from jakarta you know wanting to go plastic bag for the next 6 months in other places as well and we definitely see a ripple chain effect it's a message even bali's youngest on getting behind just to washington al-jazeera. part of a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera as strikes by the saudi led coalition in northern yemen and killed at least 31 civilians in an attack the u.n. is calling shocking comes after saudi arabia confirmed one of its planes crashed in the same region who the rebels say they shot it down. qatar's foreign minister says recent efforts to resolve the gulf crisis were

plastic comes from bali itself a large proportion comes from other internation islands indonesia is one of the world's worst marine pollution is one recent study found around 15. scent of marine plastic around the world is thrown away in indonesia bali is the 1st province in indonesia to introduce anti plastic regulations but environmentalist here hope it won't be the last bali was definitely i think the pioneer island in any ship going past a bag free but we did see commitments crap from jakarta you know wanting to go plastic bag free as well in the next 6 months in other places as well and we definitely see a ripple chain effect it's a message even bali's youngest are getting behind just to washington al-jazeera. time for a short break here on al-jazeera when we come back the gruesome murder of a woman in mexico is drawing attention to the country's rising summerside went bust . brian it at that point in queensland where millions of tonnes of coal a ship out of australia every year find out why some communities remain divided a coal mining and climate change. hello again it's time

plastic comes from bali itself a large proportion comes from other internation islands. indonesia is one of the world's worst marine pollution is one recent study found around 15 percent of marine plastic around the world is thrown away in indonesia bali is the 1st province in indonesia to introduce anti plastic regulations but environmentalist here hope it won't be the last bali was definitely i think the pioneer island in egypt going back 3 but we did see canadians come up from jakarta you know wanting to go plastic bag free as well in the next 6 months in other places as well and we definitely see a ripple change in fact it's a message even bali's youngest are getting behind just to washington al-jazeera. now in football manchester city are to appeal their 2 season banned from the champions league for breaking financial fair play roles the club's amorality own is an opera dubey deny any serious breaches of your wife is spending regulations as reports. 2019 was a case of another year another title for manchester city but 6 weeks into 2020 and the big spending in the qu

percent by the end of the year but not all of bali's plastic comes from bali itself a large proportion comes from other internation islands indonesia is one of the world's worst marine pollution is one recent study found around 15 percent of marine plastic around the world is thrown away in indonesia bali is the 1st province in indonesia to introduce anti plastic regulations but environmentalist's here hope it won't be the last bali was definitely i think the pioneer island in any ship going past a bag free but we did see commitments crap from jakarta you know wanting to go plastic bag free as well in the next 6 months in other places as well and we definitely see a ripple chain effect it's a message even bali's youngest on getting behind just to washington al-jazeera. still ahead here on al-jazeera controversial robey stoddard israel folau makes his return to the pitch we'll tell you how we got on his debut for a couple 100. progress . or a serious mistake. artificial intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our lives. but very few of us really understand its capabilities for b

now the new clean up of beaches in bali is underway the fast since the island became a fast province and indonesia to ban plastic bags and other disposable items and by mental campaign a same bodies beaches are getting cleaned up but more progress needs to be made jessica washington has the story. it's only morning but these volunteers are braving the heat and spending their weekend picking up plastic for years bali's beaches have attracted millions of tourists but plastic pollution has spoiled the natural beauty. to chain age sistas are behind the push to cut down the island's waste it's the 4th year they've organized this annual mass clean out this is to say the beaches are clean and since a ban on many single use plastics began but there's more work to do we saw a definite overnight shift change in modern retailers in bigger businesses but when it comes to you know smaller family owned businesses or you know the traditional markets it's definitely a longer process the band applies to plastic bags straws and some packaging but there's no penalty for businesses that breach it food w

it's quieter than usual on bali's beaches tens of thousands of chinese tourists who would have spent their winter holidays on the island have had to postpone their plans because of the corona virus outbreak who visit is from china who landed here before the outbreak escalated there were 2 choices return home or extend this stay at least 300 out of the 5000 who are here have applied for visa extensions but and her husband are ready to go home the couple say they're confident chinese authorities and governments around the world handling the situation you know what we need to go back to our jobs and our children need to go to school so in our holiday we will immediately return home every year around a 1000000 chinese tourists visit bali and they would direct flights from the outbreak began until they were stopped a few weeks ago as many ask how indonesia has seemingly avoided this outbreak for now this concern the virus is present here but undetected somewhere in this vast archipelago a recent study by harvard researchers looked at data around the outbreak and its link with a travel vol

his brothers were executed for the bali bombings.ens. rebecca henschke, bbc news. what an inside with that meeting. thanks to rebecca. almost two years ago blackburn, in the north of england, was selected for a social cohesion pilot by the government, to try to break down ethnic and religious divisions. now, there are signs that different communities are beginning to come together. as part of a new bbc season, crossing divides, our home editor mark easton reports now from blackburn. blackburn's white british and muslim asian communities are said to live parallel lives. neighbourhoods, schools and workplaces are deeply segregated here. but with government backing, blackburn has been testing ideas to reduce racial tensions and form friendships across the traditions. did you watch the documentary? this person mixes paint and paper and passion to emphasise what unites rather than divides. shared feelings, common humanity. we have had so many people getting involved from so many different communities, and it is so relatable, and creativit

his brothers were executed for the bali bombings.ething extraordinary happens. rebecca henschke, bbc news, jakarta. the united nations says the latest government offensive in syria has displaced more than 800,00 people since december, 140,000 of them in the last few days alone. it's created a new humanitarian crisis in syria, as temperatures drop to below freezing point. our world affairs correspondent paul adams has been looking at how some families are trying to survive. government supporters are ecstatic. president assad's troops making significant gains near the northern city of aleppo, taking in a matter of hours ground that's been contested for years. with russian help, the government's momentum seems relentless. and as the troops advance, civilians retreat in vast numbers. in neighbouring idlib province, the roads are clogged with fleeing people. 850,000 displaced injust two and a half months... ..leaving deserted, shattered towns behind them. this is kafr nabl, once home to 40,000 people, now a place of ghosts, its citizens l

it's quieter than usual on bali's beaches tens of thousands of chinese tourists who would have spent their winter holidays on the island have had to postpone their plans because of the corona virus outbreak visitors from china who landed here before the outbreak escalated there were 2 choices return home or extend this stay at least 300 out of the 5000 who are here have applied for visa extensions but yen daunting and her husband are ready to go home the couple say they're confident chinese authorities and governments around the world are handling the situation you know what we need to go back to our jobs and our children need to go to school so in our holiday we will immediately return home every year around a 1000000 chinese tourists visit bali and they would direct flights from will where the outbreak began until they were stopped a few weeks ago as many ask how indonesia has seemingly avoided this outbreak for now this concern the virus is present here but undetected somewhere in this vast archipelago a recent study by harvard researchers looked at data around the outbreak and it

bali is quieter than usual that's because tens of thousands of chinese tourists have already cancelled their holiday plans earlier in the month the indonesian government suspended all flights to and from china but there are at least 3000 chinese tourists currently in bali and while some plan on returning home by flying from other countries at least 300 have already applied for a visa to enter. also donz ousted president obama and bashir is due to appear in court for a hearing on war crimes allegations in the jar for region the conflict there began in 2003 that's when minority rebels rose up against bashir as governments so this hearing and. khartoum is a separate process from charges that he faces at the international criminal court in the hague the i.c.c. has been pursuing bashir for more than a decade in 2009 he was charged with 2 counts of work crimes 5 of crimes against humanity and a year later the i.c.c. added 3 charges of genocide all have to do with bashir is role in the door for a conflict years of fighting between pro-government forces an ethnic minority rebels left 300000 pe

bali is quieter than usual that's because tens of thousands of chinese tourists have already cancelled their holiday plans earlier in the month the indonesian government suspended all flights to and from china but there are at least 3000 chinese tourists currently in bali and while some plan on returning home by flying through the country at least 300 have already applied for visa extensions. one of the un's top representatives on libya says the weapons a bugger that has become quote a joke and that those who preach it must be held to account it comes off to foreign ministers from around the dozen countries met to discuss the conflict on the sidelines of a security summit in the in munich members of the libby. international committee reform reaffirmed coles and foreign military support for the warring sides and stop the flow of weapons into the country or to cali for half the us forces have been fighting to capture the capital tripoli since april of 0 as diplomatic at the james bays press those attending the the press conference if they thought the arms embargo is working mr foreign mi

bali is quieter than usual that's because tens of thousands of chinese tourists have already canceled their holiday plans earlier in the month the indonesian government suspended all flights to and from china but there are at least 3000 chinese tourists currently in bali and while some plan on returning home by flying of the country at least $300.00 have already applied for a visa to enter. a series of air strikes in northern yemen has killed at least $31.00 civilians the u.n. humanitarian chief for yemen says the attacks by the saudi led coalition are shocking the strikes happened after the rebels said they shot down a saudi war plane. reports in the yemeni capital of sanaa this is the moment yemen's houthi say they shot down a saudi air force fighter jet the group this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. little coalition confirmed one of its planes that went down in a drove governorates in the country's north east. the what these also broadcast what it says is the aftermath so how did it it was strikes in the area full of which the who these claim will retaliate to at this hour the q

bali residents are getting worried about their drinking water supplies. it's all because there's a shortage of sweet water we need to keep that within our system we need to keep it on the island we need to retain it push it into the ground and use it here where we need it the most bodies villagers have to travel long distances to get fresh water the next clean water is an hour walk from where this woman lives around the world to 2000000000 people face huge problems when it comes to access to clean water leaving on a merry morning i go out to fetch water. for drinking water at home i fill up a launch container. and me i always bring the does he clothes or the water and wash them every day at flight that. i have enough time to go to the was a slow several times a day to fetch water back home. what would global solutions look like one key aspect is utilizing waste water it's rarely treated in india but recycling it could ease demands. the absolute water start up came up with an organic innovation filtering sewage water through plant matter and sand in their

his brothers were executed for the bali bombings.ens. hundreds of people in lebanon have been rushing to buy plane tickets after several major airlines said they would only accept payment in us dollars. the change will be imposed from monday and includes the state—owned carrier middle east airlines. lebanon is in the middle of a financial crisis. almost two years ago, blackburn in the north of england was selected for a social cohesion pilot by the government, to try to break down ethnic and religious divisions. now, there are signs that different communities are starting to come together. as part of a new bbc season, crossing divides, our home editor mark easton has this report from blackburn. blackburn's white british and muslim asian communities are said to live parallel lives. neighbourhoods, schools and workplaces are deeply segregated here. but with government backing, blackburn has been testing ideas to reduce racial tensions and form friendships across the traditions. did you watch the documentary? arts 2 heal mixes paint and

bali it was the mining company responsible for the disaster. rescue workers dug desperately through the mud and sludge to find survivors among the 300 people reported missing. more often than not they only found bodies. some had even been buried in a box. how because so something blew simmering he dug with his hands and found the tire of the bus as. it was noon when the dam of the iron ore mine collapsed without warning. an employee recorded this video where he says all workers were sitting at the lunch table. to to the mudslide engulfed hundreds of workers and residents below the reservoir. brown red possibly toxic mud flooded the valley. the emergency services saved one young couple in the nick of time. and this woman also escaped from the ruins i think. it took just one hour to devastate the entire valley. distraught relatives gathered at an emergency response center many received trauma counseling. most had to learn that their brothers fathers or uncles were still missing so they waited even as hope of finding survivors way. and. in conclus

bali is quieter than usual that's because tens of thousands of chinese tourists have already cancelled their holiday plans earlier in the month the indonesian government suspended all flights to and from china but there are at least 3000 chinese tourists currently in bali and while some plan on returning home by flying of the country at least $300.00 have already applied for a visa to enter. this is that he's on for most serious talks come on the program the rebels say that they shot down a saudi war plaited yemen prompting a retaliation from the king to. getting away with murder in mexico demonstrators say the epidemic. the violence against women must be stopped. and it is for tiger woods loses his way in pursuit of an 83rd career title santa will be here with that for the rest of the sport a little less. foreign ministers from around a dozen countries amazing in germany on the sidelines of a security summit in the latest attempt to end the war in libya sunday's talks aimed at stopping foreign military support for libya's warring sides and enforcing the international arms embargo warl

bali is quieter than usual that's because tens of thousands of chinese tourists have already cancelled their holiday plans earlier in the month the indonesian government suspended all flights to and from china but there are at least 3000 chinese tourists currently in bali and while some plan on returning home by flying of a country at least $300.00 have already applied for a visa to enter. the rest of the day's news one of the un's top representatives on libya says of the weapons and bongo that has become a joke and that those who preach it must be held to account it comes out to foreign ministers from around a dozen countries met to discuss the conflict on the sidelines of a security summit in munich member. the libya international committee reaffirmed calls to end foreign military support for the warring sides and to stop the flow of weapons into the country war $24.00 half those forces have been fighting to capture the capital tripoli since april. the truce is holding only by a thread with numerous over 150 violations reported and it is the libyan people that continue to suffer the

i mean you know bali talking to barbara faisal back to mccain kaufman how much does this crisis within the senior partner in germany's governing coalition touch the actual government and indeed opposed bread sitting here. well that depends very much on the coming weeks the knives are certainly out come come by the party leader who says he will stay until there is an alternative candidate who could also then become candidate for chance so this is all kind of inside party dealings but if this really brings the so-called grand coalition with the social democrats yes to another crisis point this would be perceived as a complete disaster for all sides at the same time as we've just heard from qatar you know bali and i must say that i did sense a bit of saddam ford on the side of the social democrats here in berlin the social democrats looking at the polling right now would be absolutely crushed if there were fresh elections so don't they don't really have any reason to make life under mackle more difficult and america will do everything she can to keep this coalition going the signs aren't

his brothers were executed for the bali bombings.a rare inherited eye disorder which causes blindness. it's hoped the nhs treatment will halt sight loss and even improve vision. here's our medical correspondent fergus walsh. i have no central vision, but i have lighten object detection in the periphery. this man has been losing his sight since childhood. he has come to this hospital for a ground—breaking gene therapy. come to this hospital for a ground-breaking gene therapy. but i realise is that i value the site that i have finished this treatment can that i have finished this treatment ca n p reve nt that i have finished this treatment can prevent further deterioration, then that is a big thing. the treatment costs an eye watering 650... pounds. treatment costs an eye watering 650. .. pounds. the treatment costs an eye watering 650... pounds. the british government has come to a compromise with the company. in theatre, the surgeon with the company. in theatre, the surgeon prepares a gene therapy. today they will treat the right eye

suspended all flights to and from china but there are at least 3000 chinese tourists currently in bali and while some plan on returning home by flying through other countries at least 300 have already applied for visa extensions. a u.n. envoy to libya says the weapons and bongo there has become a joke foreign ministers discussed the issue at a security summit in munich they agreed not to interfere in libya but many of them have been deeply involved in the conflict and diplomatic editor james bays has more . this was diplomacy is groundhog day foreign ministers and other representatives from 13 countries repeating the same thing their leaders said exactly 4 weeks ago but this summit in berlin. but despite their words arms have continued to flow to both sides in libya and showing what some might call great hypocrisy the countries who are breaching the embargo are actually all among those here mr foreign minister you talk about a deplorable breach of the arms embargo we know who is breaching the arms embargo they were in the room with you what did you say to them that when i was those who

grants him immunity from prosecution the matter is now been referred to the constitutional court to bali sat in the court room with his current wife who has already been charged with a murder. in 2017 for me the miller was at the court in the capital. the city's prime minister tom to bonnie made a much anticipated however brief appearance in court earlier today this is all of he left the suit the last week when he was 1st jew in court to face murder charges at that time he said he'd rushed to south africa for an emergency medical appointment since then he's returned to the suit too but when appeared today his legal defense argued that there were questions around whether or not a sitting prime minister should be charged and prosecuted the court ruled that the case should be referred to the constitutional court for its intervention now while the body has delayed those legal process for the time being he's still facing a tough political battle within his own all pursuit to convention party this is a party that is divided there are people who do support tom to bonnie but he does have opposit

peaceful indonesia brings together forma extremists and victims of attacks many of them from the 2002 bali bombings and other terrorist attacks indonesia has endured in the case of one widow who once wanted to pull the trigger herself on her husband's killers the results have been startling. 2 decades on and. still glows with affection as she shows her son pictures of the father he never knew on october 12th 2002. was walking the bar when jihadists detonated a car bomb outside. recalls the mayhem of that dark night watching emergency services remove the dead and the crushing realisation that followed. in that moment all my belief that my husband would still alive was gone for a long time she was consumed with hatred for her husband's callous fairly i said that if i could i would like to shoot them myself. visits a memorial to the victims she would never forget but she may yet forgive. max boon 2 lives with the scars of terrorism in 2009 he suffered life changing injuries when islamists bombed the jakarta marriott hotel the dutchman has spent the intervening years trying to connect former e