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ongoing had been ongoing in several provinces it has been in the south where the provincial capital of helmand has been under siege from the taliban the government forces were able to push them away and if you mentioned yesterday in which is only 40 kilometers from from kabul according to local sources the taliban were able to capture the district of new york but according to the government and this is a quote they said that the afghan forces only made a tactical retreat on the taliban did not hold the district. a reporter who works for a nonprofit news agency in myanmar has been sentenced by a military court to 3 years in prison when you covered pro-democracy protests across the country there's been a major crackdown on dissent since the military seized power in her brief al-jazeera florence louis reports minya a journalist had been covering and protests in the town of pay northwest of yangon in early march when he was beaten up by the police and arrested now on wednesday a military court sentenced him to the maximum term in prison under a newly revised provision of the penal code

well there's been no let up for gaza residents al-jazeera. was talking to us earlier on tuesday when a strike hit nearby. and responds the palestinian fighting groups armed groups including hamas islamic jihad and other smaller groups. we hear it's very close to our office. they hit the building that i just mentioned. minutes ago this is a warning we call it a warning really draw on the building with. it which is the last or the final warning which will be followed or expected to be followed by bigger kids which will bring it all down we will have to move now. it's very. we expect us the destruction of. this building flaw and even our office because only a few meters between. this building that is expected to be destroyed. well the palestinian group hamas says it fired $130.00 rockets towards tel aviv israel 2nd largest city and its economic capital. this is the moment one of those rockets hit a bus in the hall on one of the city's southern suburbs a woman died bringing the total number of israeli fatalities to 3 air raid sirens rang out acro

i'm norm tell us is out there are live from london also coming up at least 58 children have now been killed by israeli airstrikes on gaza while others say they're scared they would survive the night. i mean the raised tensions a car rams a police checkpoint in occupied east jerusalem injuring 6 police officers and a chorus of condemnation at the u.n. security council but no action to end the violence. there israeli airstrikes of flattened more buildings and killed dozens more people in gaza's deadliest day yet of the past week of violence meanwhile a meeting at the u.n. security council to discuss the crisis as failed to produce even a joint statement after an objection by the u.s. on the ground the conflict is spiraling at least $46.00 people were killed in sunday's israeli air assault in gaza city including 2 doctors and 10 children israeli military says it was targeting hamas underground tunnels nearly 200 people have been killed in gaza since the conflict began a week ago 58 of them children and tensions keep escalating a car has rammed israeli police injuring at least 6 offices

. , , response been? there have been calls from the international _ response been?ational community - response been? there have been calls from the international community for. from the international community for calm and restraint for weeks now. because this has been a very tense month of ramadan, and it started with israeli police blocking off one of the popular gathering points at the entrance to the old city, where palestinians like to go and evening. then there had been nightly clashes in this eastjerusalem neighbourhood, where palestinian families have been facing eviction to make way forjewish settlers. israel did take some steps, like delaying a key court hearing in the case, to try to lower the tensions. but it really appears it was too late. the us secretary of state has now condemned the rocket fire. he has called on all sides to take practical steps to try to de—escalate this very dangerous situation. we are getting a very similar message from the uk and from others as well. similar message from the uk and from others as well-— others as well. yolande k

more than 330 have been injured.dents inside gaza city have been expressing their anger following israeli airstrikes this morning. >> my daughter-in-law and my grandson died and my granddaughter is missing without any trace. women and children are being targeted. my son's wife was five months pregnant. they bombed them without any warning. the house had nothing but the kids. >> what should i say? this is a crime. they were civilians. a woman children, these were the people at the scenes. we as civilians sleeping at our homes. >> the armed wing of the palestinian group hamas has launched another barrage of rockets from gaza. it is a response to the several killing of desta the killing of several hamas leaders. a 16-year-old boy was injured after a rocket strike. he has now died. the israeli military says around 1500 palestinian rockets have been fired toward israel from gaza this week. some fell in gaza itself and many were shot down by israel's iran to them defense system. some have had a long-range from tel aviv any

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of events which fully disagree with but there has been a lot of police violence around it has been a lot of police infiltration in those movements and there have been a lot of unfortunate developments from that the united states is not a paradigm of democracy it is not a country that's founded on liberal ideals and is a country that is founded on slavery and inequality and it's a country that is failing to pay awfully because of the inequalities that he has created in founded on and produced over time both domestically and abroad as well well professor we have to take your very short break right now but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned. for. join me every thursday on the alex sullivan show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you. welcome back to worlds apart with the help spread the wealth of professor of political economy and international development at king's college london professor before the break right talking about this sort of social bankruptcy of neo liberalism and it's not whether. it's new i mean many

have been carrying carrying out intensive. choat ing from the from the ground as well in the north of the gaza strip half an hour ago they have bombarded the warning. let's say warning iraq 2 houses just 2 steps from our office now we are expecting. anytime these 2 houses could be bombarded by the fighting jets which calls huge explosions and blasts in the area we were advised. my colleagues now are taking children in the office because normally such explosions like what happened with other job building which could be seen elsewhere in the frame of our camera that was when it was bombarded all of the windows on the doors had been broken in our office so 'd that is the latest regarding the area where we are now still hundreds of people. now in the north of gaza if you could see the flames this is another strike in the north extreme north of gaza strip. hundreds of people families with forced to evacuated their homes from the 3 north east of gaza city and taking from you and schools chiltern's. the humanitarian condition in gaza

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he had been carrying an automatic weapon and had been wearing an explosive vest.pon at the ready. when the shooting began, there was panic. some children tried to get away byjumping from windows. others barricaded themselves in classrooms, and then escaped this way — down a ladder, with their parents looking on. irina�*s daughter was in the school. "she sent me a text message," irina says. "i love you, mum." i called another parent. we didn�*t know what was happening, but we could see smoke rising from the school." the attacker was eventually taken into custody. he�*s said to be a 19—year—old former student of the school. later, he reportedly claimed to believing he was god and said he was driven by hatred. all day, people have been coming to the school to honour the victims. set up outside, a makeshift shrine of flowers and candles and one russian word — skorbim — "we mourn." what happened here has shocked not only the city, but the entire country. in russia, school shootings are relatively rare, and in response to this tragedy, president putin has ordered an urg

they have been told not to gather.nd we have seen an increase in the number of cases of coronavirus in the city of cases of coronavirus in the city of glasgow. initially, police said it was peaceful, but as the evening progressed, many people left, but those who were still in the square, police said it did turn more violent. the fans that were left became drunk, they started to turn on each other, and they started to become violent towards the police. as you said, five police officers were injured. we understand that one of them has been seriously injured. police scotland then decided that the safest thing to do was to move in and disperse the crowds that were left. earlier, we spoke to police cotton�*s assistant chief constable. we are extremely disappointed that the people didn't actually respond and listen to the messaging that was -iven and listen to the messaging that was given from _ and listen to the messaging that was given from us. given from the local council_ given from us. given from the local council and —

been for workers? i think it's hard to say that it has been particularly devastating for boat suppliers in my dash as well as, as workers because as result of a drop in demand and as well, it's not necessarily a voluntary one because lots of governments and consumer countries mandated a closure of, of non essential shop. so including floating stores which at least force the on the retailer that does not have an online presence to, to deal with with orders that were already programmed going forward. so a number of retailers have then decided to abandon every contract or any order that they had old standing, even if that was already agreed on. if that was already in production, if that was about to be shipped or if, even if it was be shipped and a number of brands had gone. so in terms that are not necessarily coherent with either their contract or statute. so, but simply because they could, because we do need to realize that in the garment industry, there is quite significant are in balance between bran

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been hospitalized there has been the use of rubber bullets of tear gas rubber coated steel bullets tear gas and stun grenades extremely heavy numbers of israeli security forces that you can see throughout the compound and as you say entering that the mosque as well the. we understand that there are a group of muslim worshippers who are currently inside the front mosque there are sort of pinned in there for now and the situation continues also the p.c.r. us that the red crescent society saying that one of its own medics has been injured and is in a critical condition that's an extremely worrying development a lot of the injuries are a number of injuries a said to have been from that rubber coated steel bullets to the face and the eyes at least 8 journalists also reporting that they have been injured in what has taken place so far as to what was the media proximate trigger of it well israeli officials really police and government officials are saying that there were thousands of people who overnighted inside the locks a mosque compound that is something that does take place fairly regular

we're banking on the lot from today, and it's been anxious, _ it's been nervous, it's been scared, it's_ a whole mix of feelings, l but this is where, today's where the future starts, - i can imagine, for the whole of the hospitality industry. it's estimated covid has cost each pub and restaurant an average of more than £a0,000. many will not make it. there are now 7% fewer registered licensed premises than there were pre—lockdown, and more will follow, as businesses are prised off government support. at the brewery tap in peterborough, social distancing means they will only be able to fill about a third of their 600—seat capacity. it means that our trade is a fraction of what it normally would be at this time of year, but, you know, we understand what the pandemic has meant, and we've just got to weather the storm and try and get out the far side of it. zaqib, richard and shardelle are gym buddies and this is the first time ever they have had an indoor seated catch—up. i've not really spoken to them since the lockdown, and it's nice just to sit down with somebody and have a quick chat

president alexander lukashenko, who's been in powerfor 27 years, has been nicknamed europe's last dictatorackdown has curbed street protests and sent opposition leaders to prison or into exile. one of those responded to the rallies in lithuania. translation: i am excited about the support i see - in lithuania and other parts of the world. it's a pity that a year has passed and we are not yet at the final point. i believe that there will be changes very soon. there will be new elections because there can be no other way. belarussians will not give up. meanwhile, talks in russia between president vladimir putin and mr lukashenko continued into a second day. mr putin later confirmed russia would move ahead with a second $500 million loan to belarus next month. russia is mr lukashenko's strongest political ally, even though personal relations between the two long—time presidents are at times said to be strained. let 5 get some of the day's other news. protestors have ta ken to the streets in brazil's largest cities to demand the impeachment of president jair bolsonaro over his response to the

it has been nearly 18 months since i've been in a stadium.een at. wembley. definitely should have been at wembley but it is nice to get a bit at wembley but it is nice to get a hit of— at wembley but it is nice to get a hit of sun — at wembley but it is nice to get a bit of sun. it at wembley but it is nice to get a bit of sun. at wembley but it is nice to get a bit of sun-— bit of sun. it might not look like it from the _ bit of sun. it might not look like it from the elaborate _ bit of sun. it might not look like i it from the elaborate decorations, but porter was actually supposed to be hosting this final, only stepping in a fortnight ago when the game had to move from istanbul due to travel restrictions but locals are spoken to a split between those welcoming the additional business and others concerned with a potential spike in cases. irate concerned with a potential spike in cases. ~ ., , concerned with a potential spike in cases. . . , ., cases. we were leading the pen of actina cases. we were leading the pen of acting year — cases. we

tell us what they've been saying about what they've been going through. well yes, we're here in baked la here, right up in northern garza, we've been seeing these morning tents kind of springing up around the strip. this one though, usually the individual families, individual homes. this is really a morning tend to the entire neighborhood and you can see what has happened here. this is just one home, but it's perhaps the most devastating story. this is a small courtyard outside. what was a family home constricted space. it was full of teenagers and young people in the 20s hanging out here. it was the thursday evening, the 1st day of the conflict. so about 10 days ago. and inside this courtyard, what looks like an artillery shell from a long range is ready, gun pitch and detonated and killed. 4 people immediately, extraordinarily, among those who were in there were 13 year old go and 8 months old cousin. and somehow they were pushed out by the blast wave into the road here. and we met the 8 months old man. and he just survived with a few scratches, one of

so there has been a big gap in your life while this place has been shut?ns coming up or is that down the line a little bit more? we don't really know. hopefully it will be the end of the year. we love competing. just getting to go to different places. maybe we could get to compete again. maybe we could get more time, it would be great. well, all the very best to you. thanks for talking to you on bbc news. we�*ll let you get back to your training which you miss so much. cheers. well, so so aside from indoor visitor attractions like the ice bowl here reopening, also, today is about the ban on indoor socialising being lifted, pubs, cafes and restaurants can serve customers indoors once again. and you can have people round to your house, a maximum of six people from two households can get together in private homes. it might feel that life has been on ice for more than a year now, but today here in northern ireland, certainly people feel they are taking some quite slippery steps back to normality. tuesday will mark a year since the killing of george floyd — the

raid on his property he's being investigated for sex crimes and a total of 13 murders warrants have been issued for 9 other suspects. all right i says have a quick recap of headlines here on al-jazeera and israeli airstrikes on gaza a continuing for a 7th day 2 brothers who were trapped in the rubble of one of the buildings hit by those strikes have now sadly died they managed to call rescuers for help and were pulled from the rubble but both died a short time after arriving as people say 3 other bodies have been pulled from the rubble a 3rd of those were all from one family 191 palestinians have now been killed in the enclave that includes 52 children i must find out now that we ran out of the house after the air attacks and our house was bombed we fled to the school the man told at the smoke from the bomb is poisonous we don't know what the poison is and we are know that the thick smoke after the explosion was very child can understand what is the space be done in it we were sitting safely at home we didn't hear a warning rocket our house got hit violently why why why do they bomb hous

for the last week i've been i what. for the last week i've been realty— what.y different emotion this brown is a punter and as a obviouslyjust excited to be here _ as a obviouslyjust excited to be here to — as a obviouslyjust excited to be here to put some faces to the speculation with everyone try to do. gallons _ speculation with everyone try to do. gallons from his first surprise in 37 players — gallons from his first surprise in 37 players was that we want to understand that. when i look at the squad _ understand that. when i look at the squad 18_ understand that. when i look at the squad 18 new faces who have never been _ squad 18 new faces who have never been on _ squad 18 new faces who have never been on a — squad 18 new faces who have never been on a tour. i really good blend of experience which of course starts withjones. — of experience which of course starts withjones, the most experienced international player ever so. for me it's nice _ international player ever so. for me it's nice to— international player ever so. for me it's nice to finally draw

and dia has been leading the calls for pharmaceutical companies to drop patents so it can boost vaccine production and on thursday the government welcomes the news the us is supporting the waiving of intellectual property rights but there needs to be consensus from the other members of the world trade organization the w.t.r. and that might not happen soon we're really talking about the us position as it relates to the w t o part process right and that process will take a series of months and requires a unanimous point of view to move forward even. bought time is off the essence health experts say the removal of peyton's would save millions of lives not just in india but around the world. really is you know that's got. to leave the country is this is a long time to prove it because we don't really get that and. even i don't we. don't. think. india and south africa 1st approached the world trade organization in september since then new more contagious variants of the virus have emerged in india but scientists morning vaccines will have to be updated to remain effective elizabeth al-jazeer

after votes have been cast.olice commissioners, where you are not allowed a previous criminal conviction of that sort, but that has come to light during the campaign, so candidates have had to drop out. as far as we are aware, it has never happened after votes have been cast, so under electoral law, the votes still have to be counted tomorrow, and assuming he wins, which, to remind you, this is wiltshire, so a conservative is most likely to win, and assuming he doesn't take up the post, can't take up doesn't take up the post, can't take up the post, it does not automatically move to the person who comes second. that is not how elections work. it would need to trigger a whole new election, but the process and timeframe for doing that are incredibly unclear. in the meantime, i understand that the existing police commissioner, he was due to retire, his post, as far as we are aware, cannot be extended beyond the next three days, when he is due to leave office. it has already been extended by a year, so wiltshire pol

how important have lille's senior players been?of youth and experience been for them? it combination of youth and experience been for them?— combination of youth and experience been for them? it was very important for lille to mix, _ been for them? it was very important for lille to mix, as _ been for them? it was very important for lille to mix, as you _ been for them? it was very important for lille to mix, as you said, - been for them? it was very important for lille to mix, as you said, young i for lille to mix, as you said, young players and elder ones. it's the first title of one player's career, very special for him at that age to win the title. this mix is very important this season, because you had talents, jonathan david... he had talents, jonathan david... he had the old players to push him, to make him feel confident. it was a real mix. the site was really impressive, lots of regularity and smart moves. very smart moves on the transfer market last summer. time now for some of the day's other sport stories. rio ferdinand

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if he'd been vaccinated in time, he would have been saved.just a little flu. the fact that we are getting the vaccine here is an honour for us. as the last of the day get their doses, it becomes quite a show. there's vaccine hesitancy in these isolated areas. maybe the snaps will inspire others. and so a virus shield has now arrived for those here, brought along the mighty amazon, a source of life. mark lowen, bbc news, bailique, northern brazil. time now to get the news where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. surge testing is under way in and around the woodlands area of hounslow after one confirmed case of the south african variant. everyone aged 16 and over who lives or works in the area is being strongly encouraged to take a covid—19 pcr test. last month, areas in lambeth, barnet and southwark had surge testing — there are no links between this case. while many londoners face housing and employment setbacks due to the pandemic, a new survey suggests those leaving the care system have been disproportionately affected.

it has been a k e it has been very frustrating for me and my family for your life can change with a link. and i floyd family attorney ban crump says they're now looking to congress, setting their hopes on a sweeping police reform bill named after floyd. we know that it's a tipping point, and it has to be a meaningful legislation. because if not joyous law name can be own in the, at the side where george floyd was killed. an open air gospel serve as reminds worshippers that the world has changed. and that there is hope reform could follow soon. well as him or for a motive as others who fall this report and standing by in minneapolis for us. so we'll see atmosphere like then well get how we're standing here. are right on the spot where george floyd was lord of the just one year ago. and as you can see behind me, it's quite a festive and cheerful apple feel. the whole area has been cordoned off permanently . become a side of collaboration. and right now there's a band playing live music. it's really a surprisingly happy atmosphere year and a very colorful event next year, members of the bla

yes we've been _ our year. we knew it today. 13:3 we've been through so our year.wo but when he was young boy. in those days, we staffed many supporters which is not been to and we have moved into a new stadium and it's incredible that in most states, we are it all to ourselves and our ever beautiful stadium but we are in the premier league and we are seeing hold on, brantford tottenham, branford villa, might make you consider the gel make you hear the cheering of the background. and he volunteered for the cloud as well. he has been working there since he was 16. it is a fantastic beautiful humble cloud but now, we are the big boys. you are on the — but now, we are the big boys. you are on the map — but now, we are the big boys. you are on the map now, aren't you? this victory, it could be worth nearly hundred. : , . , victory, it could be worth nearly hundred. : , : hundred. manchester city or manchester _ hundred. manchester city or manchester united. - hundred. manchester city or manchester united. with . hundred. manchester city or| manchester united. with the

it's been commented on.he needs herfamily around her, she needs a touch more than anything, she moans with delight when i hug her. and touch are. and i go and feed her and read to her, and why shouldn't they have their human right, which is to have other people? we are allowed to go outside with six people now and it will continue to open up. give the care home residents the same. give them a life, because they are not getting... they have not got a life. my getting... they have not got a life. my mother is in her room most of time now. they cannot cope. trying to get people in and out for visits, and it's a half hour visit my sister gets once every two or three weeks because she cannot get... there are too many people trying to get in and visit with all the restrictions. that's not a meaningful visit behind a screen for half an hour. 0nce a screen for half an hour. once every three weeks. this is crazy. i know you're also saying that over the course of the pandemic, so this is more than one year now, your m

it is and for all of the reinforcements that have been brought in for all of the very.forceful words coming from the israeli government it has been continuing and spreading on social media there have been not just the the videos showing the effects of this violence but also people gearing up and telling each other where to be and when to carry it out it's an extremely concerning situation and it is one that some are pointing to. being present in israeli society for some time. you know there is into coming all racism in israeli society is also a good deal of violence the. palestinian israeli politicians who have been calling for more police intervention in criminality in arab towns inside israel are saying this is the the impact of all that gun violence all those guns on those streets and the ability of organized crime that they say has not been properly addressed by israeli police that it is now coming out and being expressed in a way that is directly impacting jewish israelis and not their own societies that they've been talking about for so long there are also people

who also have not been vaccinated yet. it's not an enforcement thing. we aren't going to arrest people, but i still believe the vast majority of the american people care about the safety of their neighbors, care about the safety of their families, and like i said, if you've been vaccinated, you don't have to wear your mask and shake hands. you can even give each other a hug, but if you have not been vaccinated, please wear the mask. >> is there an update on your meeting with republicans, sir? pres. biden: we had a very good meeting. it was great to be back with so many colleagues i served within the senate, and i am optimistic that we can reach a reasonable agreement. even if we don't, it's been a good faith effort. >> any compromises on the corporate tax? pres. biden: i laid out what i thought we should be doing, how it should be paid for, and my colleagues in the senate came back and said they will come back with a counteroffer of what they are prepared to do and fund and how to fund it, and we will talk next week. thank

a war that has been difficult to get reporters into.tories that have come out of tigre have been horrifying over the last few months. hundreds of items of star wars memorabilia that were owned by the actor who played darth vader are being sold off. the auction, which is tied to -- time to coincide with world star wars day, will sell a range of film related items and a share will go to product -- to charity. >> you can see the costume already. i am being shown some of the 600 lots that will be sd online in bristol. >> my prefred father. much love. carrie fisher. >> signed photos from the stars. darth vader's helmet used at fan conventions. all are attracting attention. >> within 24 hours of of going online, we had over 800 bids. we have had thousands of pounds worth of bids left tiered interest from all over the world. the appeal of star wars is completely worldwide. the fact that little piece of star wars history comes from bristol is what makes this so special. >> his height made him the first -- the first choice for darth vader. it is

the fans have been to the lows, they were _ fans have been to the lows, they were once — fans have beenluck to manchester city and chelsea fans. we learned yesterday that the prime minister did not break ministerial rules over the refurbishment work done on his downing street flat. however the report from lord geidt, found borisjohnson had acted "unwisely", by not being more "rigorous" in finding out who funded the work. for more analysis on this we can speak to our political correspondent nick eardley. good morning, nick. if people are slightly confused by not breaking the technicalities of the rules, yet there is criticism, just explain for us. it the rules, yet there is criticism, just explain for us.— just explain for us. it is a pretty complicated _ just explain for us. it is a pretty complicated one, _ just explain for us. it is a pretty complicated one, but _ just explain for us. it is a pretty complicated one, but basicallyl just explain for us. it is a pretty i complicated one, but basically when borisjohnson moved into downing street, he and his fiancee wanted to do up the fla

so it's been it's been out on me but now my. so. what remains are social distancing squaring and hand-washing the final hole marks of the pandemic set to be abandoned in late june but the new variant brings new uncertainty and prime minister boris johnson has urged people to embrace their newfound freedoms but to do so with a heavy dose of caution jonah hill al jazeera manchester hundreds of refugees and migrants rescued off the coast of libya by the coast guard have now been sent to detention centers in tripoli that's according to the un refugee agency the refugees were spotted by the aid ship c.i. for as they try to make their way to europe more than 500 people have died so far this year trying to cross the mediterranean. hong kong's government is denying that stifling press freedom by freezing the assets of media tycoon. has been a leading voice in the territories pro-democracy movement training your reports from beijing. as activists and media tycoon jimmy lie appeared in court on charges related 282-9000 protest all of his asse

and they've been targeted repeated. and they also have to rebuild their offices and went from scratch and buy expensive equipment that was low and replenished. all concepts and totally destroyed. and the small policy media outlets have played a vital role in telling the world what is really going on in gaza. israel invest a lot of money in communicating with the outside world. there's a term in hebrew for this it's called has the broad has broad means explanation. and that's really what someone like mark reg as to is a professional diplomat is being sent to do when it goes in is interviewed on and see or see. and we didn't want this conflict on the country. we took a number of steps. exactly. we could about the for the ser, up to, to try to deescalate the steps of the u. s. government president small but unfortunately come up with hell. beverage on initiating is called his job is to explain to the broader world why israel is doing what it's doing. but i think that what we've been beginning to see over the last few days

that is really media says that been going on at port has been closed in fear of an attack before any truce can take effect altogether. 12 people have been killed in israel, and the last 11 days, 2 of them children, that's going to hold up to him. he didn't occupied east jerusalem. so the, the news of sci fi has come through, and yet we don't have much information on how it's coming back and who's had to give what ground, if any now we don't have any information at all except for the fact that israel said that the cease fire was unconditional, whereas from home, as we, as yet to hear from the leadership inside garza. but what we heard from one of the senior officials in beirut is that how much had received guarantees that what he called the aggression in a most complex ad in the ship, there's a rock neighborhood will stop. this is all we know so far. we also know that, as you said earlier, that sees fire should start in about 2 hours a to a, to a m local time. $2300.00 g m t, and that's about it really. egypt egyptian media has also announced the seats via it had actually also said th

senior political analyst mo one bashara has been standing by since this all began and has been listening and watching. watching our coverage him on. we knew this was going to this was coming wasn't it some kind of retaliation here israel struck that residential building in gaza. yes absolutely and i was i was taken a bit by what i heard from all of correspondents and i think you know the fact that we have and we are unique and as i just here are having 'd. 2 correspondents on both sides of sort for border both in gaza and israel that's important but i think that you know the important observation we just heard is that these are 2 very different situations. israel is a modern prosperous strong nuclear powered state with the most advanced air force in the region and perhaps in the world one of the most and gaza is a big concentration camp of refugees that's been that's been such for the past 50 plus years an impoverished camp of refuges and whether by they have in so-called myside the knowledge e it is basically homemade or corrosion faith type of a chaotic you know arms and the more impor

it has been more or less peaceful so far. what happened is that early in the morning, you had a group of activists and some members of the extended family of those who are appealing their forcible eviction today, who have data in front of the main entrance of the by the here. now you can see there was a group of 50 been right seen yet any use of i would say tear gas grenades even though one person was now these people are here. i think this for civic explosive holder. i'm sorry. i'm going to have to interrupt you to the connection we've got with you is really good and we're really poor. i'm sorry, we're not actually hearing what you're saying. it's cutting in and out. we'll see if we can come back to you. we have got these last pictures are these, these are live pictures as well as the hood have said, actually only about 5 or 10 minutes away from where she is. the protests going on, the signs in the background saying, save so long as the 6 families wait to find out from the court about whether they will be forced to leave the

that has been relevant over 3 decades longer than i've been on and you have been passed to bring to, to be a part of this. and, and bring all the time and bring all attendant and, and believe that you deserve to be there. that's a lot of responsibility. and i remember just having a conversation with myself at the end of this particular day that we were shooting . it was one of the days of she is actually the 2nd day and it was eddie murphy. and so i go to my trailer and i'm changing and it's the end of the day and i'm changing, i think it was the why do you feel like this? why, anyone who would be in your shoes would feel so all in one would be who would feel? so when you fall and be floating and be boasting about it, why are you playing small? why are you diminishing yourself like this? and, and it was just on my mind and i thought the question, i guess when it comes to syndrome is why me and i guess the retaliation of the fight in. yeah, it should be. why not? you isn't who and she, but the following day, sherry had me who played that queen lisa she pulled me to the side because we

now come out and said that all the aid that has been received until may 5th has been distributed that's also notes that the delhi high court has wrapped the sentence asked the center to not just in short distribution of is to the states but also to n.g.o.s and good lot of us who've really been undertaking a lot of the humanitarian work to help people in need right now 2 of the top 5 states right not the mulatto and carola have been the top 5 statement comes to covert cases maharashtra still remains number 11 of the 1st us it cities i've been getting a lot of caseload is bengaluru which is india as i t. have nearly haaf the cases of karnataka the the 2nd most hit states right now is coming from that area the other state that's really wiring is the state of the provision of this is one of it does largest also want to in just most populous states but also want to see india as least medically self state so this is one of the most whining states right now england's government has unveiled a green list of countries where citizens can visit without quarantining on their return the new rules wi

and the reaction has been overwhelming. as soon as we're distributing it for the same people starting to use it starting to plant the seeds test, it will be planted in june people and pads. the trauma of the famine is to very much in the psyche and people are trying to of a food and food insecurity situation in a democratic republic of congo, tens of thousands of people seeking shelter from a possible 2nd volcanic eruption and they're running low on food and water africa, most active volcano near gone, go rolled back into life a week or killing dozens and destroying homes. authorities have all the evacuation of parts of the nearby city of goma. displacing, nearly 400000 people and many say they've been abandoned by the government and are appealing for aid. let's bring a malcolm web, he's life for us in the eastern congress city of malcolm. just tell us more about where you are and what we can see that wearing game as he said. and we can see right here what it is. so many people run from mountain near gong, the active volcan

we have not been silent. in fact, i don't believe that bears any country working more urgently and more fervently toward peace. this is not a slight and it is not silence. it's a fact. i shared to underscore our deep engagement and commitment to working with israelis, palestinians, and partners across the region. to resolve this conflict, the united states has had more than 60 diplomatic meetings at the highest levels, including at least 5 by president biden. in his most recent call with prime minister netanyahu yesterday, president biden communicated that we continues to stand by israel's right to defend itself. that we believe is role is now in a position to begin winding down the conflict. and we expect a significant de escalation to begin in the hours and days ahead. we will continue to relentlessly push for peace. and we appreciate that so many nations have come together in this body to express the importance of resolving the conflict. the security council has met 4 times in the last 10 days on this topi

you know why would al shaab have been targeted by israel we've been while you've been talking we've been looking at pictures of the boat that it was brought down. well this this actually brings or talks for itself about the truth that. israel is trying to hide or mis mislead to that date is only it is only targeting towers that turn wrists are people who are lashing rockets towards. israeli towns but this is a tower that's mainly only hosts media offices are good i see sions and. probably a couple of dr offices and some restaurants it does not it is it's in a very populated residential area there's nothing around there could be there's no space around it there's no space around the tower and if the cover is show you the place itself it is it is surrounded by shops by a bank by lots of restaurants like the opposite is the same craving which means that it is a place that is totally away from any kind of tourism and this just shows the truth about the israeli side of the story saying that it only targets those places that they know that have tourists are people who are lashing rockets towar

many people have been killed many homes have been destroyed. we left home early in the morning after we heard explosions it was right after we'd gone to visit our uncle for a few days when. we had to run for our lives. some of the children were separated from their parents while fleeing the fighting others have been orphaned all require medical care food and shelter aide workers don't have the necessary equipment to help them at the moment that the needs on the ground a huge and what we're seeing is not enough funding to support the services that are required to reach children and their families so a lot of the health care facilities and to grow and not functioning at the moment they've been damaged due to the conflicts and have had a lot of stores and equipment looted aid organizations warns that without immediate intervention the situation could spiral completely out of control. while the children and she cry cry out. the international response has been mostly silent. let's bring up to speed with some other world news now criminal offenses ca

purchasing power has been weakened by the double digit inflation rate that's been haunting argentina for years. but in this hospital in modern o. outside the capital the situation is even worse nurses say they haven't been paid in 6 months hospitals and health centers like this one in argentina have been struggling to cope with the rise of covert 19 infections doctors and nurses say that they've been working nonstop since the penn demick began and that they were summoned by the government to deal with a national emergency until now they've never been paid i know there. are malice says they're desperate and that's why they started protesting outside the hospital to see. all of us continue to work even still we are not being paid we lug basic items like syringes but we are here trying to care for our patients we don't know when we are going to get it. there's about $120.00 people in a similar situation at the hospital some of them are about to be evicted from their homes because they're unable to pay rent. labor unions are distributing food to those struggling to make ends meet. most o

what's have been it? what has it been like today? you know, so far the targeting is still going on, i mean, just a while ago, very short while ago ambulances came in with the injuries of targeted apartment and a building carried 7 injuries, all 4 of whom were children. the youngest was an infant less than 6 months old. some of them had severe injuries and some immediate injuries. the neighbourhood and the people around the people who were wounded had said that there was no prayer a prior year. now to them, they did not get any warning coal that they are going to be targeted. and this is, this is what we have been talking about that lots of algorithms done. she'll buildings in apartments in the gaza strip. get to be targeted without prior notice . or warning cold in the same and a home in shows i, a neighborhood was also targeted. and another in remote neighborhood next to palestine mosque was also targeted. so this was just the amount of targeting in the, in the past half an hour that arrived, that arrived to happened in the gaza str

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