says at least 325 people have been killed so far iraq's government has taken some measures to address their grievances but many forecasters want a complete overhaul of the political system in aim is in baghdad for senate after friday prayers are expecting another big day of protests yes. she's going to step out of the way we're catching 8 her to. you know who like. that protesters might have been overcome with scuse me tear gas as you mentioned come about 4 or 5 o'clock in the afternoon at the square is going to be so packed you can't move and so loud you can't even think i've been here about every day for the last month since october 25th and protesters have been as passionate as determined and as clear in their demands as day one that they want the current government to resign and elections to be held the government is making promises of reforms to appease protesters there is a draft of a new election reform a law that needs to be reviewed by the parliament 2 former governors in babylon and basra have been charged with corruption related offenses corruption is a big issue in this co

been cut off by flooding several east african nations have been hit by heavy rain and more is forecast bombarded hours at a camp for displaced people in the village of north korea in northwestern kenya. this people of lost almost everything they owned their homes crops and livestock they came here 7000 of them seeking shelter from a repeat of the disaster they faced also to try and get help and that help husband there is slow in routing them the roads and bridges leading to this area have been swamped by the torrential floods and the government is trying to repair them but it is a painstaking process that is slowed even further by the continued rainfall for these people some of them the loss of their loved ones has been the most profound of losses for them we spoke to people who lost 3 to 4 family members and still have some of their relatives admitted to the hospital in. that is the headquarters of the region and they are saying some of them have had even spinal injuries now these people are not getting much help right now and they say they need tends to ward off the cold mites blanke

you know 400000 population have been have been displaced some of which are 200 plus been have been seriously lovette we are calling so loudly for humanitarian interventions the floods have also destroyed farmlands raising fears that it will add to the problem of food shortages aid organizations say the need for an urgent response is vital in a country where years of war has left 7000000 people in need of help to survive the 1st phase is to provide that the median emergency response to try to get the people who are living in water to have access to water purification tablets to have access to toppling to have access to all their medication to have access to medical schools and that those are the things that we started to work on that and as i said on our category were assistant that we started to work on is to look at how to start to really work in an area where the water started recede to start to really rehabilitate the water point people residents say they're concerned there will be outbreaks of water borne diseases and they say they don't know how long they will have to wait in camps or i

petrol so because of this the population has been using in consuming gas lavishly there's been you know there have been rip a cautions including heavy traffic jams as well as air pollution and in addition to that because of the low price there is been why a launch fuel smuggling to the neighboring countries where even at present prices not the ration price that stands at around $1500.00 tonnes. the open market price that's about $3000.00 on and it's a one floor of the real price of each leader a federal in the neighboring countries so it is widely believed that fuel spill will be smuggled to the neighboring states but the plan mainly has been targeted for increasing kelp and so subsidies to the lower strata of the society and we have covered of course have cheap fuel as in iran but as our correspondent was saying when wages are also very low and that's why we've seen protests and many parts of the country because people simply feel that they can't afford this hike even if it keeps petrol prices cheap compared to elsewhere in the world do you think that this policy will work mystical che

for 2 years now you have been in the government's targeting of you has continued since you've been an m.p. not only is your music banned your concerts banned but you have faced attack tell me about the incident when your driver was killed well i say the day i went to parliament that since the parliament refused to come to the ghetto they get a little come to the parliament of course when i got into parliament it brought a lot of attention of the common people the peak interest in the politics and indeed the static pushing me and so i just being that i ran for president now this inferior it the president that we have who has for a long time been regarded as all powerful and i started getting that arcs and most ferocious attack was the assassination attempt on my life in iraq which took the life of my driver instead of mine if you look at the history of uganda since independence from the colonial rulers the british it can really be summed up with 3 names milton obote idi amin and you ari was 70 now 2 of those a boat in amin in particular were very very brutal would you accept that when

somehow been accused of the. this is strange so something in the minds of those who normally a great job political agenda i believe that it is very unfortunate what we see in the uk it is very unfortunate. stage. but don't forget that. the people still. american invasion. also talked more about the middle east talking about the situation in syria and also talking about the situation in iraq since the u.s. invasion in 2003 and now he talked about the syrian conflict and the opportunities for reconciliation in the country and he said i actually in fact back in 2013 all the way back then the u.s. and russia had come to an agreement on how they could move forward in regards to the conflict in syria to create some sense of peace but he said the u.s. didn't hold up its end of the particularly when it came to the group. each other's action in syria the only. condition for this force was for the united states to separate. the opposition from terrorists. they never did and they never managed to have reasons to believe on

and tanzania have also been hit by heavy rain with more forecast. police in georgia have used water cannon to stop protesters attempts to block politicians from entering the country's parliament they're campaigning for a change to a proportional electoral system thousands of protesters agree on a respite over 2. is a top story stay with us earth rises next conservationists fighting to protect the world's ecosystems where news of half an hour a seat on. the chinese casino empire is transforming cambodia green fog funny rapid development and criminology one o one a 50 gave to win is a loser in cambodia to see. on al-jazeera. to cope with our growing population we have trickled on exploitation of natural resources in just 14 years as a result of the vast expansion of mining industrial scale farming fishing and other human activities natural ecosystems have lost nearly half that area and $1000000.00 plant and animal species a facing extinction without the ecological nets works which regulate our planet's from cleaning add water to providing food we simp

media reports that have to his forces have been using gear. russian maisonette is belonging to the wagner's company which the russian foreign ministry denied it several times but in all cases military commanders with the government of national called have been saying that they have seen on the front lines russian military individuals fighting for have to martine or ride for now thank you very much indeed i'm sure that summit we're going to be following up on a bit later on thank you. we've got a lot more to come here at al-jazeera including blocking the way rescue efforts hampered in northwestern kenya after dozens of killed in landslides. me amount goes to trial at the international court of justice. genocide allegations against the ranger al jazeera can shed new light on these alleged crimes. hello there plans a widespread rain across much of indonesia what you will note is not all see as a bit of a break in the rain showers across into luzon that they're all still if you watch the forecast certainly on monday but they will begin to ease the

but that really hasn't been the spectacle that everyone has been talking about today, they've been wantingdocumentary, that interview, last night. i have been speaking to tourists from america, canada, germany, who all eagerly tuned in last night, the overwhelming response seems to be that it may have done the prince more harm than good overall. 0ne royal commentator said that — ahead of this interview, they're expecting it to be a bit of a train wreck. but they then said, having seen it, it was a bit like the equivalent of a plane crashing into an oil tanker, that then setting off a tsunami, that then launched a nuclear bomb. it was that bad — according to them. we have heard that prince andrew was very keen to draw a line under what has happened. but what it has done is launch this debate once again, that was perhaps falling away from the public consciousness. he felt he wanted to have his say, to be clear about what happened. but many commentators saying that it does leave a lot of questions unanswered. 0ne view that has been coming across is that he did seem very self—assured in giving

well i think any any of photos of our terrible year they'd have been in a country where they'd have been or 2 found in europe brought within the region on high see what the level of support is i mean you know to support a significant are if i'm not wrong figures put it with our team in supporters of the senior c.n.n. r.t. and with the $10000000.00 dismantlement of us the marquee of years ago you can wish we treat 3000000 supporters just like that and there's also a sense from various respects that can broaden use maybe very well aspiring to change unlike with the. mobile site guys if you like for thoughtful more space for the freedom of expression which comes at loggerheads with all the demographic with jim so i think that is not grounds to suppose that it is support receiving r.p. but of course you only only when the rubber hits the road wins some rienzi mixes such as return to b.c. what the kind of our support and genders benjamin let me throw that question at you because then the next election will actually only be in 2023 rights but give me a read on your take on the pledge of atmosp

there have been suggestions from this man's solicitor that he had either not been subject to that orthey had not been available to him. we have only have the picture from one side, but i think people assume that if you go into the prison system, there is an organised programme to try and at least address some of the things that may have led you to become a terrorist. absolutely, and i understand there are resource issues around attempting to de—radicalise prisoners that have been motivated to carry out acts of violence on behalf of islam, i don't know the full details here, but it is quite possible that whilst individuals may have claimed to want to access de—radicalisation programmes, it may be the case that they are making an —— making an attempt to continue to carry out a cts attempt to continue to carry out acts of violence. your right to underline the point that there is a lot we don't yet know, and we are not even sure if those parts of the investigations have been carried out yet. they are ongoing and they are trying to deal with the immediate impact of yesterday's attack look

this city has been it was really blocked on every street that could lead to the disputed site has been bad to get it but when the of you know every deployment of police spent guarding can be such that can lead to the disputed site outside as not being allowed into the city only people who look at being i.d. cards go but identification cards are being allowed into the into oh there are so and a lot of the i mean i've spent the last 3 hours or so talking to people are trying to get a sense of the mood to obey are after the verdict and i can say that yes i think something was things i'm not happy but i have to say that largely the working class people across the 2 communities in a sense relieved that this is a way forward and that at least that judgment is not complete deeply one sided of course as it has really be pointed out and as it's been going to doubt that it is sort of order on that is being sort of justified but but but the working class the government be but i'm happy that you know maybe this is now behind them but it's not what you to say about us and on your point that this is

troops from the region congress has been angered by the u.s. president's apparent reluctance to impose sanctions on turkey following its decision to buy a russian weapons system yes 400 are already being deployed in the face of protest by all of turkey's nato allies including the u.s. . just outside the white house a small group of protesters expressing their opposition to the turkish president while the protests the. president. group opera public consent to. this an apparent attempt to persuade them. again pushing usually you want to start of the negotiation you know the president one senator had least agreed to look for the silver lining in the relationship with turkey the purpose of this meeting is to have an american civics lesson for france and turkey. and there's a pony in there somewhere if we can. and the hope expressed by its president that the relationship with the u.s. congress will improve as turkey we are ready and committed to sustain a very constructive dialogue with the united states congress and this is an idea that i've shared

of these hard facts a flag which have been made themselves have been. saying it even dine the order but the supreme court chose a video different 10 fact maybe because of david finding it that you do not impossible to fight the judgment otherwise but that took a but extremely step off article 142 and then in the supreme court can a passage judgment on the basis of. that then what actually has been stated by be found that but these are some of deposits which had been juiced. anybody defend different situation but not the judgment in fact has not said anything about what has been said by me early on but has used that extreme powers and didn't care about article 100 to 2 which definitely. is kind of saw the state of affairs and the muslims of the country out of feeling deprived of the apartment deal getting the just are done on the basis of the facts and figures something case but having said all this kind of things we have been maintaining that in the interest of the keeping the peace. but if you even specter on to the supreme court. the supreme court may

it's very very bad there isn't really the ball i've been standing here for 10 minutes and. watching it at the back my children this is just what i believe that we should be talking to a lot of people they see they do not see even in any doors because the m.d.c. indoors as well so that i am with a team that says only getting worse yesterday over the last 24 hours actually it's close to how soon tire officials say talks on what could be the world's biggest trade partnership had been conclusive an announcement will be made in the coming hours the real last minute doubts about the deal at the summit after india raised concerns on china's and ball. pakistan's prime minister has refused to heed calls to resign as tens of thousands of protesters remain in islamabad demonstrators gave them wrong card until midnight on sunday to step down they said the government is illegitimate and being propped up by the military a general strike is due to begin in lebanon and the coming hours as protesters step up the pressure on the government there's been a mass rally in the capital beirut demo

but they do seem to show that the issues have been discussed.labor's general election campaign has been buffeted by headwinds in the past 48 hours and the release of this massive trove of documents is an attempt by the labor party to get back on solid ground the n.h.s. the question is is there enough mud in here to stick to the conservatives brennan al-jazeera central london. and now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera at least 19 people have been killed in a rebel attack in a village near the city of voice in the democratic republic of congo meanwhile the united nations says one of its peacekeepers shot and killed one of the protesters who died in the last few days. apologies and to be having some trouble with the vat interview we'll bring it to you in the next half hour of news now the saudi led coalition says it will start easing restrictions on yemeni airspace so that people who need medical treatment can fly out of the capital some airport has been closed to commercial flights since 2016 a spokesman for the coalition said flights ou

the problem has been the ground has been so saturated, thoroughly wet 0ctober been the ground has beenurated, thoroughly wet october in these regions and in the last 2a hours, one month's these regions and in the last 2a hours, one months worth of rain in one day. good news in the forecast, rain is easing off, today will turn you have to remember though we could see 100 millimetres in the hills around sheffield, south yorkshire and the south pennines and that is still to run its way through some of the river so for some, even though the river so for some, even though the rain is easing, built river levels could rise for a few hours yet and levels could rise for a few hours yetand again, levels could rise for a few hours yet and again, the risk of flooding will continue. the full forecast will continue. the full forecast will be up in about 5—10 minutes time. thank you, matt, speak to you shortly. labour is promising to extend statutory maternity pay to a full year and improve flexible working if it wins the general election. the conservatives have outlined plans for a new nhs visa, mak

the fires had been so bad because it has been so dry that at this chart shows how dry has been.t climate change and one of the consequences of that had been no wildfires. the reason it has probably been so dry and so warm as well, could also be linked into what has been happening around the seasin what has been happening around the seas in north and western australia. the seas have been colder than possible. that disrupts weather patterns in the atmosphere. what happens in the oceans can affect what is a brother and has probably helped the drier situation as well is potentially climate change. in sydney, we have seen more humid winds pushing in of the sea. that is a good thing. in new south wales and queensland, the wind is still off the dry land. low humidity helps to try out the vegetation and ground even quicker. the flames become found and it makes it worse. no rain full insight in the days ahead. no sign of things improving for the rest of this week. —— no rainfall. what about over here? rain will feature again for us over the coming days. not great news for those in flood

has been killed. police, or possibly from the mayor of london, sadiq khan. obviously this is a fast developing story. i think our correspondent sarah campbell is here. no, here is the mayor of london. the metropolitan police have confirmed that the horrendous stabbing at london bridge has now been declared as a terrorist incident. in close contact with senior officers here at new scotland yard, and! senior officers here at new scotland yard, and i have been fully kept updated with events, and have been kept updated this afternoon. it has been confirmed that a number of people were injured in the attack, some seriously. my heart goes out to them, theirfamilies some seriously. my heart goes out to them, their families and some seriously. my heart goes out to them, theirfamilies and all some seriously. my heart goes out to them, their families and all those affected. as soon as it is possible to provide an update on their condition, the met police will do so. condition, the met police will do so. i would

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can you explain to us what you have been saying? we have been here for i6 been saying?here for 16 hours now and we arrived yesterday evening when we saw running battles between the protesters here where i am standing now and the police just over at the junction. it was an exchange of water cannon fire and petrol—bombs. hired me on the bridge, a fierce battle took place earlier where the protesters managed to disable one of the armoured personnel carriers that the armoured personnel carriers that the police have with the amount of petrol—bombs they hit. they hit the apc with. that went on through the night until there was a lull at about four o'clock and it wasn't until five that the water cannons began firing again as a distraction, we believe, for when the raptors, came in with other police in a surprise predawn attack and drove the protesters back into the campus. what is your understanding now of whether protesters we have been hearing reports and seeing movement within the campus of some of the protesters. have they left, other any protesters. have they left, other

taking place now the green vote has been. a treasure trove for over 300 yes and so nothing in that source had happened before some have compared the security measures at the greenville similar to fort knox the u.s. american treasure temblor where they keep the gold reserves of the united states and one thing that seems to be particular about the case here the heist interesting is that the perpetrators seem to have been able to damage the electricity box that was connected to the alarm system they've been using a fiat to damage that box that then course of the city out it's in the museum and therefore didn't make the alarm go off as far as we know by the authorities right and scott listen to that you know what does happen now it's a big it's a big question i mean the pieces are credibly well down the the this work is a credibly well known so selling on the open market for the thieves would probably be impossible at least that's what they are historians hope theoretically they these pieces could be broken down and sold for thei

or east have been searching for a peaceful resolution using force has always been the last resort to respond to the violence of the writers over the past few days we've made it to the putative white is just a vendor there and if the campus however some still warnings and he feels to be 3 members of iran's state security forces have been stabbed to death by protesters near toronto according to media there at least 11 people are now thought to have died during nationwide demonstrations against fuel prices they began on friday after the government announced gasoline rationing and a cost increase of up to 200 percent 3 taliban commanders have been released by the afghan government as part of a prisoner swap sources have told al jazeera they've landed in qatar senior taliban leader and carneys among them in exchange 2 professors in the us and australia have been released up to spending 3 years in taliban custody afghan president ashraf ghani announced the swap last week. 8 soldiers in burundi have been killed in what the defense ministry is describing as the largest attack in years dozens

been based on their. own initiative done by them definitely against that doesn't represent the actually the lack of political statement by. law and maybe it can raise some questions yet many political figures from hezbollah have condemned. but whether they have condemned it or not when you have a political party with more than a 1000000. 1000000 citizens who are the fraud this political party you can't control a 1000000 maybe a few 100 of these people want to want to resort to this. and maybe they are not educated enough maybe. they want to show that. they're very sure and there's a lot of. going on here about what is motivating a lot of people but all 3 of you have talked about at the heart of all of this and the heart of this protest movement where economic grievances and that's really where this all began and that's what brought people out onto the streets is it is this deep economic crisis and now things seem to be deteriorating even further so i want to take a look at this a shortage in u.s. dollars

killed in this conflict over half of those afghans have been killed have been taliban or their supporters so we're talking about 56000 taliban have been killed while the survey of the taliban and the americans in the afghan government maneuver over this what the americans are saying if you actually get to the table come up with an agreement or it is a deal it's not just a taliban american deal it's an intra afghan deal if you come up with a deal we pull our troops home which is what we want to do anyway but of course the taliban are maneuver in maneuvering out to try and project themselves as having won the war ok but when it comes to you talking there about that the death toll amongst the ranks of people who would say they are full on taliban does the u.s. and also the afghan government have another problem some estimates say there are between 40 and 60000 taliban quote fighters in certain regions in the country and the problem for the government in kabul is that those taliban people they represent the only form of governance that the local people in afghanistan have experienced for seve

anger that the local community has been feeling as they've been storming this this u.n. base in beni and lydia let me ask you because i feel like you get a real sense of the desperation that's being felt by the local community how do you move forward when relations have now deteriorated to this point. i think it's it's a very challenging situation the local communities obviously obviously full feel pushed to the war they are often unintended casualties of the excursions between the army and these armed groups rebel groups and they are caught in the middle of a fight that often they feel that they have no control over and also that the government is not doing enough to kind of kind of restore order and watch out for the rights of the citizens in these types of encounters. i think the public outpouring against monist goes is because monaco has been seen as if it has failed in its role to protect. the communities and by sort of taking what they see as a passive spectator role as these the these operations were launched by frederick against a.d.f. and my my i think the resul

towards an address minister of justice his impartiality has been questioned by us workers party. to the carwash corruption operation is the largest in brazil's history and polarized society thousands demanded justice on the streets because the investigation discredited brazil's political class. discontent paved the way for the election of. president and that's why not everyone has a celebrated release on friday. really disappointing because. people can make equally no for you know. for the country and there is very no. movement in congress or the future in this situation. in the us but in the meantime he's free and instead of the weekend by his time in prison he seems determined to reclaim his place in brazilian politics once again. a group of china and has openly defied a president sebastian pinera threat of a crackdown on violent protests mass demonstrations set fire to a university and looted a church in the capital santiago police fired tear gas and water cannon protest as he responded by throwing rocks at demonstrations began a hike in metro fares have spiraled into anger ag

where have you been?!minister in yorkshire, given a talking to by people whose lives have been turned upside—down by floods. is there anything in particular that you would like us to do? no, thank you! no? no. too late, his offer of help, they said. it is a little bit too late. yeah, it's a little bit too late, in‘t it? while... do you think the man that's going to be prime minister of this country should be a terrorist sympathiser? ..the labour leader was confronted on the campaign trail in glasgow. aye, he's running away! and even the lib dems' battlebus was blocked in. can we observe a minute's silence for the victims of austerity, and jo swinson? in a well—heeled part of north london, protest at decisions they took in coalition with the tories years ago. this is the smoother side of the campaign the conservatives want you to see. promising a greener government and, again and again, borisjohnson‘s vow to take us out of the eu without delay. it is done, it is complete, it is ready to go. it's the blue pe

he has only been out of prison for a day but he's wasted no time has been addressing his supporters trying to galvanize them behind him. well that's correct. the game is left to the t.v. i don't know where you have been imprisoned for the past year and i haven't you arrived to. some but not of the time of that's where he was received by thousands of the same borders but let me tell you where we are right now we are never any have always that now and so won't one of their thousands of people that have gathered to protest against these really people here are wearing the brazilian are . protesting against the supreme court's decision no hoping. that will allow a convicted criminal code to prison if he loses the 1st that's what actually happened on thursday when the supreme court you are still got they changed or turned it on from now on. a convicted criminal can be and remain free to have that really. shows you know to defend his case of people you know want to change that they're extremely worried about impunity that many of those who have been accused doing the carwash operation investigati

are you saying peter willsman has been talking to members of the jewish community, willsman has beenties training?” genuinely have no idea and could not comment, i am genuinely have no idea and could not comment, iam not genuinely have no idea and could not comment, i am not privy to the detail. that you think six months is a cce pta ble detail. that you think six months is acceptable to investigate someone?” feel the investigation process has not been the best it could be, there is still room for improvement and i have the assurances that enter jennie formby, those improvements are taking place. of course we can get better, if there was no room for improvement to be would not have had the intervention we have had today, so the intervention we have had today, so it is absolutely right that we do more. has jeremy corbyn had equalities training?” more. has jeremy corbyn had equalities training? i don't know. i know he has implemented more training for members. has he been on your training programme?” training for members. has he been on your training programme? i don't know. do you thi

more than 20 people have been killed thousands have been injured in those clashes. haiti's president has called the touring situation in the country humanitarian crisis us for international support. the government's been the target of widespread protests since august which have destabilized haiti's already weak economy one in 3 haitians relies completely on aid to survive. belarus's opposition candidates did not win any seats in a parliamentary election they say was neither free nor fair president alexander lukashenko dismissed the allegations many prominent opposition figures were ruled ineligible as it's. well there's a bright spot for the people in the hard press the tally and city of venice floodwaters there are forecast to recede after record high flooding shops and museums on the city's famous say mark's square were closed again sunday the 3rd time in a week a crisis expected to cost italy up to a $1000000000.00 euros but while there is relief for venice days of heavy rains and snow fall are threatening to bring misery to other parts of the country including t

there has been a lot of outrage.to see it happen on the street, it will automatically be a crime. to see that happen in an nfl game, especially when there is such an emphasis on player safety, very disappointing, and as a result, both the browns and the steelers have been fined $250,000. myles garrett has been suspended. for the rest of the season. he is going to appeal that by the way. there were also some other centres handed down. the steelers centre was suspended for three games and garrett's team—mate barry was suspended for one game. a lot of fallout and i really black mark on the nfl in last night was my game. years ago, the nfl... would you say that almighty to take pride in their rough reputation, but player safety has now become increasingly a priority with concussions. where does this fit into discussion on player safety, this incident? well, you never want to see someone taking a helmet and using it as a weapon and that is one of the rules in the game that they kind of outlaw that. you used to see players

of about 4 journalists you know what it's a and who have been detained in on on the grounds of not been a threat to national security and so much of it so that situation. as a u.n. report said the situation hasn't actually improved the only the only. some are lining it say in cruz's i say decision not to run for elections next year but a puff and that's the situation has not improved at all i mean refugees more than $1800000.00 refugees outside the country and other so for everything to be. to be to be done properly and measure to be put in place you know we had the regional economy group in d.c. and then the. the another group we did the review to who would need to. know. and make sure that the message there look the us be proposed that most of the look takes place so all this needs to be done to make for a very credible free of fair elections next year so some very big questions there which i do want to come back to but i do want to touch on this and this group in the the embalmer sorry let me say that again the m.-bone are a core a the youth wing of the ruling party right and ultimat

who took charge last year says he will submit his resignation to parliament's protesters who have been calling for political change in iraq have begun celebrating more than 400 people have died in 2 months of anti government protests well it's a lot is an assessment scum suggest shortly after iraq's top shia cleric ayatollah ali sistani condemned the use of lethal force against protesters and cold for change in the other ship saying. the parliament from which this current government is drawn is asked to reconsider its choice in this regard. and to act according to iraq's interest and preserve the blood evidence children to prevent the country from slipping into violence chaos and destruction we confirm again that attacks against peaceful protesters are forbidden as well as them being prevented from having the right to demand reforms we also confirm that attacking private and public property is forbidden and that property should not be left to be attacked by infiltrators and their allies so it's led to the civil unrest well the demotion of a popular counterterrorism chief in september f

have been killed and injured among them saudis iraqis and sudanese 5 weapon caches have been destroyed armors and other military equipment have been destroyed rather and pattered batteries have been damage in the operation. coming up very shortly we're going to be live in chile where a politician has feel the anger by saying the country can't return to normal after the unrest and respect human rights also the right had in company in there is declared unfit to sit news's its license to carry passengers in london for the 2nd time. following on from the very heavy rain the flooding rains that we've had around southern parts of france northern areas of italy to see that area cloud of gray piling its way down towards greece this area of low pressure to sing some very very heavy rainfall we have seen some very nasty conditions easing across that western side of grace and the system will continue to make its way further research into the eastern side of the med western areas of turkey behind maybe got another rough day of weather systems rolling in from the atlantic and tucked in here as we g

protesters from the city of cochabamba have been trying to reach the capital. some social media show that several people have been killed in clashes with the military and the police the videos could not be independently verified by al jazeera and then from mexico it will more or less said new elections are the only way to calm the situation down. here for the sake of democracy if the interim government of bolivia doesn't want me to take i have no problem not taking person new elections i just wonder why there is so much fear of evil but i'm willing to see it priorities and willing to bring peace to. but there are questions over whether his party will be allowed to run because it's been accused of committing fraud bolivia desperately needs min in full negotiations that would allow elections to take place soon as many believe only an elected president will be able to take the country forward that he said will. pass. the u.s. courts has blocked the execution of a black man just days before it was due to be carried out some 51 year old worldly reads have been convi

four people are known to have been killed and more than 300 homes had been destroyed. about 2.5 million acres of farmland burned out. , the closely now fought presidential election has ended in victory for the china-friendly former defense official. he won more than 52% of the vote which shows the country remains deeply divided along ethnic lines. he captured the southern promises, while his rival took the north of the island. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. paul: let's get back to our top story. hong kong police have launched an operation to end a standoff with students at polytechnic university after a weekend of violent clashes. let's get over to the city with our chief north asia correspondent stephen engle. so, the police said this was not a raid, it is a dispersal. can you explain the difference for us? stephen: yeah. we are still trying to decipher what the police is actually saying. we know there was a dispersal operation

welcome to the program our top story rockets have been fired from gaza into israel after a cease fire was agreed the attack appears to violate a truce struck between israel and the islamic jihad group 34 palestinians have been killed in the israeli yes strikes thousands of mourners attended a funeral procession in gaza for 8 family members that were also killed. reports from gaza. the single deadliest in 48 hours of fighting that israeli airstrike destroyed this house in central gaza killing 8 members of the same family including 5 children the israeli army so the target was. but is. jihad commander. coleman they gave no warning usually they do but this time they killed a whole family it's not right. a mass funeral followed 8 buried and thousands on the streets by this time the rockets and air strikes a given way to attend cease fire islamic jihad saying it had one important concessions. and now the deal was made by islamic jihad on behalf of all the palestinians the conditions are to stop assassination operations protect protesters during border protests for the vital return to start

body is one of 6 people who have been killed. over the weekend people here are not and their anger is directed to the u.n. peacekeeping mission called one school they blame the peacekeepers for failing to protect them from a tox from an armed group in the area called allied democratic forces or. the un mission has also been accused of using excessive force of protest as one of our peacekeepers showed that a protester was throwing. the peacekeepers so we are still in the process so very fine old socks and fact checking the ripples we have received in the midst of all this another tragedy happened and mourning attack by a.t.f. and the village about 30 kilometers from more than a dozen people hopped to death with machetes some of them the copy tape had. gone the streets of benny is also being felt many kilometers south and north. was protesters here have expressed their frustration police have been deployed to keep them from getting too important says this is just a small group of people who have. fired. after the all the bad life t

the bodies one of 6 people who have been killed. over the weekend people here are not and their anger is directed to the un peacekeeping mission called one school they blame the peacekeepers for failing to protect them from attacks from an armed group in the area called allied democratic forces or. the un mission in benny has also been accused of using excessive force of protest as one of our peacekeepers showed that a protester was throwing molotov cocktails at. the peacekeepers so we are still in the process so very fine all the sacks and fact checking the ripples we have received in the midst of all this another tragedy happened and mourning attack by a.t.f. on the village about 30 kilometers from more than a dozen people hopped to death with machetes some of them the copy tape had. gone the streets of benny is also being felt many kilometers south in north of a show capital was protestors here have expressed their frustration police have been deployed to keep them from getting too important says this is just a small group of peo

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that has been the idea but the wording has been quite contentious and argued about.ference for agreed at the annual conference for a target of 2030 for britain to become, if you like, net carbon emissions free. that's always been controversial, some unions think it is an unrealistic target. again, there is a been a debate about the wording. something that should be seen as an aspiration rather than a deadline. there are also some policies that haven't been announced. they‘ re working policies that haven't been announced. they're working in a form of words to suggest that there will be offering help to women who are caught out by the increase in the state pension age, didn't have enough time to plan for their retirement. and they are saying that they are engaging in a process to talk to campaigners about compensation. so that is a policy which some people think could appeal to older voters in particular. and i'm told there is probably going to be another so—called retail offer as they call them. free prescriptions in england but is likely to be accompanied by free den

what has been happening? believes the liberal democrats can pick up from them. she is here with her big yellow, or to my mind her big orange bus. she's also been talking about planting trees, 60 million trees a year from 2025, so double what the conservatives are pledging. that would mean some million hectares more of the forest by 2045. she planted a tree herself up in hampstead this morning. and she was asked whether the project wasn't perhaps a little too ambitious? no, i think we need to be ambitious, first of all. we are facing a climate emergency. i was met this morning by a group of children and this is about their future. and we need to make sure that we do everything that we can to avert that disaster — to protect our planet for their future. planting trees is one of the best things we can do. it's good for air quality, it's good for our mental health, we all like being around trees, and, most importantly, it is good because trees absorb carbon dioxide emissions. and so they are a crucial part for ho

supporting evo morales in the streets and it's them who have been getting the short end of the stake here. or. if it did. in fact that was the key reason for morale us to throw in the towel he wanted the violence to cease. is that why am i deciding to resign so the opposition does not keep pursuing my brothers and the unions we are resigning i am resigning precisely sort of my brothers and sisters leaders and authorities of the socialist movement don't continue to be held hostage chased and threatened because in bolivia morales has no one not a 100 not a 1000 supporters he's got millions this a tobar of 47 percent of bolivians voted for morality and while critics of the ballot are screaming bloody murder the suspected election fraud is within a 3 percent margin evil moralities a die hard leftist has been leading bolivia for 14 years under his rule the country's economy has been growing faster than at any period over the past 3 and a half decades morales viewed as the voice. of the poor managed to drastically reduce poverty and economic inequality he significantly increased the minimu

dr recipients have not been afraid to protest they've been organizing demonstrations like this one in washington d.c. in defense of the program the president ordered an end to 2017 but several federal courts challenge the president's move the final decision lies with the supreme court to 700000 people who were brought to the u.s. his children have been allowed to renewable 2 year authorizations to live study and work in the country the future despite having lived most of their lives in the u.s. looks uncertain. now we've seen courts all across the country side with our people our movement saying that the decision to end the 1st place was wrong if this case goes in a direction in which the program is ended or wound down in some. way the lives of not just immigrant youth in this country but their families their networks their communities are put in immediate danger there is a lot at stake with the supreme court. back in georgetown is nervous about what the future holds but remains hopeful i'm kind of numb to the whole point of this what's going to happen to that i was appears that's goi

appears to have been a targeted killing.ua ja jara had recently told journalists that he was scared about the situation in his reserve, where illegal loggers and miners were operating. indigenous groups have accused brazil's far right government of failing to protect them. bill hayton reports. this is the kind of direct action paulo guajajara was involved in — catching illegal loggers red—handed. in this incident, filmed in september, a group from his tribe intercepted a truck loaded with tree trunks and the tools of this illegal trade. with the nearest police station hundreds of kilometres away, members of the guajajara tribe feel this is the only way to protect their land from destruction. the guardians of the forest, as they call themselves, say their home made weapons have cut illegal logging by half over the past decade. in an interview six weeks ago paulo guajajara said it was dangerous work. translation: i'm scared sometimes, but we have to lift up our heads and act. we are here fighting. but he said it was important

wage has been going up, there has been a lot of good news on that side.o have really pulled the rug out of under all those good policies by knocking out the thing that people who are stuck on low pay, who are trying to bring up kids, really need to rely on. i spoke to one mother who said that she works two jobs but she has to fit in a trip to food bank in between those jobs because you still can't make the money stretch across the essentials. we know that that is not what any of us want for our society because that is not compassionate and just. i think this isa compassionate and just. i think this is a good start to say let's reset and we are going to fund its like oui’ and we are going to fund its like our other public services. we want the nhs funded so we can rely on it and many others will have to rely on social security when we have young kids when we are ill, when we are caring for someone, when we are on low pay, when we are trying to pay high rents and we need to be able to rely on that as a public service alongside all the others. thank you. a m

we've felt like we've been at home. there's no difference. and it's been really amazing. up to 5,000 pilgrims will be able to travel here every day. sikh leaders in india say there'll be no shortage of those making the journey. secunder kermani, bbc news, kartarpur. hello. the weekend got off to a cold, frosty start. more rain followed for many of us on saturday. notjust rain, more of the uk had its first know of the season into the welsh hills, the higher parts of shropshire. but it's the effect of recent rain which is still causing major flooding, particularly into parts of south yorkshire and derbyshire. there are many flood warnings still in force. do head to our website for the latest details about flood and weather warnings. now, sunday getting off to a cold, frosty start. for northern england, scotland, northern ireland there is a risk of ice on untreated surfaces, especially in northern ireland where saturday was so wet. further south, more cloud most of this area of low pressure. it is pulling away but keeping temperatures above freezing. look, there's a gap betw

on the street and i been. justified the violence has been also against to people that it's not being biol and i myself have to run with the cameraman you know we were filming and we had to rant and we have cases of other journalists who has been damaged and people who were just walking on the street coming back to their houses that they were receiving fire so this is a violent state a very sad violence to think that we are leaving and going through and it's been provoked by many mistakes and i apologize mr the lawyer but by many mistakes from the government and from their political stance on this space just starting with mr president peña declaring war in our country which we are not or we wouldn't we didn't want to be in a war i want to bring in a comment from someone on twitter who was really what you were saying there caroline this is a survivor who says that political discussions can wait right now there are chileans being killed tortured raped many females mutilated and made to disappear by security force