we have got another full bulletin of news straight ahead, with barbara sarah. >>> anger on the streets, fury in parliament greece decides on the latest bailout package as the international monetary fund report says the deal is un unsustainable. ♪ >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program, saudi-backed yemeni forces seize an airport, and now say they are closing in on the main sea port. >>> the mannone as the bookkeeper of

. >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.lso coming up on the program . . . chaos, fighting and no one can help. aid deliveries are turned away from southern yemen. $18.7 billion, bp reaches a record settlement for its gulf of mexico oil spill. and the two women who

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello there i am barbara sarah, you are watching al jazerra live from london.p on the program is this a piece of missing flight mh370? we are live to the remote island where it's happen found. >>> migrants pray for a way on out of make-shift camps in france as extra security goes up to stop them from reaching britain. and we'll tell you how cass i kazakhstan is battling public perception as it bids to host

. >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program . . . chaos, fighting and no one can help. aid deliveries are turned away from southern yemen. $18.7 billion, bp reaches a record settlement for its gulf of mexico oil spill. and the two women who have risked arrest in china to hold a wedding. ♪ >>> hello there, thank you for joining us. the muslim brotherhood is calling for an uprising in egypt after 13 leaders were killed during a raise by security forces. while the banned organization demands action the president is poised to sign toughened anti-terrorism legislation. the new laws give prosecutors the right to wiretap and record private conversations held on the phone or online. anyone who leads, runs or gives money to a designated terrorist organization will face a death penalty or life in prison. while those found guilty of promoting the use of violence face five years behind bars. and finally security forces will be exempt from legal repercussions for their actions while enforcing the new law. our c

. >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london, also coming up on the program, migrants pray for a way out of makeshift camps in france. the promise of peace in burundi encourages some to return, but the u.n. says most are still too scared. and with food supplies under pressure could the chinese be convinced to embrace the humble potato? ♪ >>> hello there, thank you for joining us. after years of confusion over mullah omars fate the afghan taliban has confirmed that its leader is in fact dead. the taliban supreme council is focusing on its future. they have announced their new leader mullah akhtar mansoor. he has been notable for assertibling his position for standing up to the leader of the al jazeera america al jazeera america. he told him to back off from afghanistan. before the taliban was overthrown during the u.s. invasion of afghanistan in 2001. monsieur -- mansoor served in the government. >> reporter: mullah omar was the spiritual leader of the taliban. the fbi offered millions of dollars for information on his whereabouts, that remained a

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.lso coming up on the program, saudi-backed yemeni forces seize an airport, and now say they are closing in on the main sea port. >>> the mannone as the bookkeeper of auschwitz is finally convicted for his role at the nazi death camp. >>> and we'll meet the growers who are reviving somalia's once thriving banana farms. ♪ >>> thank you for joining us. there have been angry exchanges in greece's parliament where politicians are debating a new bailout deal. under the agreement with euro zone leaders, politicians must vote by midnight local time five hours from now. the prime minister is trying to convince them to approve it but that job has been made more difficult by a critical report from the international monetary fund. the imf says the euro zone deal will not work because greece's debt is highly unsustainable, and it needs to be given more time to pay it off. the prime minister is also facing fierce opposition outside of parliament as greek public sector workers stage a 24-hour strike

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello there i am barbara sarah, you are watching al jazerra live from london.ming up on the program is this a piece of missing flight mh370? we are live to the remote island where it's happen found. >>> migrants pray for a way on out of make-shift camps in france as extra security goes up to stop them from reaching britain. and we'll tell you how cass i kazakhstan is battling public perception as it bids to host the winter olympics. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you for joining us. after years of confusion over his fate. the afghan taliban has confirmed et cetera a leader is, in fact, dead. but it hasn't said where or when he died. the taliban's supreme council is instead focusing on the group's future. they have announced their new leader. he has been actioning as the deputy for the past three years. he's been notable for asserting his position by standing up to ago daddy in charge of isil. monsieur told him to back off from afghanistan. before the taliban was overthrown during the u.s. invasion in 2001, monsieur served as minister of civil aviation we'll have more on him in

. >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london, also coming up onam, migrants pray for a way out of makeshift camps in france. the promise of peace in burundi encourages some to return, but the u.n. says most are still too scared. and with food supplies under pressure could the chinese

hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera.nd recruited to fight, the shocking reality of life for syria's youngest war victims. >>> $18.7 billion, bp reaches a record settlement for its

sarah: thank you. we really appreciate it. a lot to be discussed with emergency meetings of eu leaders on wednesday. barbara, we saw both merkel and lond -- hollande saying that time is of the essence. will we be seeing something tomorrow? >> we have said time is of the essence about 20 times but looking at the figures for the next 10 days concerning greece, the sheer financial facts is that time is really running out. the ecb will consider the emergency loans for greek banks this wednesday. if they don't get fresh money the banks will be closed through thursday and further on. on friday, 2 billion euros need to be rolled over. if greece craft -- can't do that, agencies will cry foul. we have another 1.5 billion in payments from the imf and further government bonds coming up. and we have the big black monday on july 20. $3.5 billion for the european central bank need to be paid. this is the staggering figure of 7 billion euros within 10 days. if they don't feel threatened, they must be very cool indeed. sarah: stakes are high. any of those events could send markets spiraling or greece spiraling out of the e

sarah: thank you. we really appreciate it. a lot to be discussed with emergency meetings of eu leaders on wednesday. barbara, we saw both merkel and lond -- hollande saying that time is of the essence. will we be seeing something tomorrow? >> we have said time is of the essence about 20 times but looking at the figures for the next 10 days concerning greece, the sheer financial facts is that time is really running out. the ecb will consider the emergency loans for greek banks this wednesday. if they don't get fresh money the banks will be closed through thursday and further on. on friday, 2 billion euros need to be rolled over. if greece craft -- can't do that, agencies will cry foul. we have another 1.5 billion in payments from the imf and further government bonds coming up. and we have the big black monday on july 20. $3.5 billion for the european central bank need to be paid. this is the staggering figure of 7 billion euros within 10 days. if they don't feel threatened, they must be very cool indeed. sarah: stakes are high. any of those events could send markets spiraling or greece spiraling out of the e