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u. and neighboring countries to take action againsthat's going o on becaususe every day that passes creates more grievanceces and every day that pasasses n now ie space fororctually having any form off constructive conversation around all thing. or having any formal ceasefire that would cease hostilities. and i believe that thank you for joining us i'm a body call it the middle east institute with his analysis of the situation in libya thank you so very much with the san francisco. adjuster monte food of all people killed in a strike on a my consensus in libya the forces of a democratic not being blamed for this were waiting -- for confirmation and he went and boy a son salami saying that it clearly amounts to the level of a war crime. thanks to live in paris sudan's main o opposition alliance sayss prepared for direct talks with the country's military rulers over who should head a sovereign council. to lead sit down towards elections. the forces of freedom change opposition alliance says the talks in response to a call for negotiations from the three okay mediated should last for three day

more towards the south and we wiwill watch this becaususe ovee nextxt few days, as we go toward towardst week, the system will go further south bringing cooler air. here across much of central europe, , it is going g to be ry and d stormy. over here towards parts of london, things looking cooler with a temperature of 21 degrees. ♪ >> welcome back. we want to take it to the headlines. is u.n. security council calling for a cease-fire in libya where almost 1000 people have died in fighting over the past three months. new footage has emerged of thehe moment an airstrike hit a migrant detention camp near tripoli on tuesday killing 53 people. aresition leaders in sudan holding a series of public meetings to explain why they find a power-sharing deal with the military. leadershipment the will change for the military to civilians after 21 months. venezuela's president and opposition leader have been holding rallies in the capital of caracas to mark independence sayss a u.n. report that more than 7000 people have been killed in the past 18 months. a bomb has gone off in a car in southern turkey