government's decision to strip of citizenship should mean the begum left london in 2015 along with 2 other schoolgirls to join i still she resurfaced at a syrian refugee camp a year ago when she told reporters she wanted to return to britain and heywood has more on the case itself. it's 5 years ago this month since them along with 2 of her friends disappeared from east london police appealed for their safe return but the girls had travelled from london into turkey and then into record in northern syria where they lived on the ice will rule now nothing was heard of shamima begum until she was spotted inside a refugee camp early last year now within weeks the den home secretary sajid javid 100 boat citizenship now her lawyers argue that that was unlawful because it rendered her stateless but a decision today by a special tribunal set up to look into the shimmy my begum case said that was simply not true because she is a citizen of bangladesh by descent through her mother well she. said they will appeal against this decision and this is really just the 1st stage of the process it could

the story and joins us in the studio now so tell us more about this ruling and she and showing the begum situation now because she has now lost her appeal against this decision it is an interesting case that of begum it's 5 years ago actually next week since she along with 2 other schoolgirls left east london they were pictured then traveling to turkey going to northern syria where they lived under rocker. and the 1st as you say was seen of should mean bacon was when she was spotted in a refugee camp and her lawyers have said that the decision within weeks to render to revoke her citizenship by the u.k. government has rendered her stateless which is illegal under international law and now the tribunals today which was looking at this case sat that simply wasn't true because she is a citizen of bangladesh by descent now hope moya's dispute that as a last year as well bangladesh made it clear that they would not want should mean a begum to enter bangladesh and a family of also said that would put her at risk and it's fascinating the reaction that we've seen in this country with some people

begum was 15 when she left the u.k. 5 years ago. the us president has attacked his political rivals in a speech celebrating his acquittal on impeachment charges and i'm repentant donald trump described the proceedings as corrupt and run by dirty cops as a white house correspondent kimberly halkett reports the address could set the tone for his 2020 election campaign. one day after the u.s. senate voted not to remove the u.s. president from office donald trump was in the mood to celebrate i've done things wrong in my life i will admit not purposely but i've done things wrong. but this is what the end result is. trouble railed against opposition democrats who watched the impeachment effort against him at times using language that was derogatory and profane it was all both. he tried to coerce a now into helping him cheat trump took aim at congressman adam schiff who led the inquiry into whether trump abused his presidential powers by withholding military aid to ukraine in an attempt to get them to investigate his political rival former

shamima begum has lost her appeal for citizenship. she is now —— left for syria. like a lot of people across europe who went to the conflict, they had been effectively transfixed by the idea of going off to this heroic battle field, finding a warrior husband and settling down to the supposedly perfect state, the the won the islamic state militant group was creating. the reality was fought on that, she had three children with a dutch combat fighter and all of them have died in appalling circumstances, she is now marooned ina circumstances, she is now marooned in a northern syrian refugee camp and says she wants to come home. after she did a series of media interviews last year, one of them with the bbc‘s quentin somerville, the home secretary basely said you're not coming back, stripped of her door on national security grounds. her lawyers are trying to get as a return, saying that this young woman is to be brought back to safety. the new story today is that the special immigration appeals commission, which looks at these cases, has sa

the judge accepted the government‘s argument that ms begum hadn‘t been made stateless because she wasst alan steel, who was on his honeymoon, is one of 61 people now being treated for coronoavirus onboard a quarantined cruiseliner in japan. a gp from east london is given three life sentences for commiting dozens of sexual offences against female patients. philip schofield, one of britain‘s most famous tv presenters, has come out as gay. a jury has been shown cctv footage of the manchester arena bomber just seconds before he detonated his device, killing 22 people. in it, he‘s seen in the foyer, surrounded by members of the audience leaving an ariana grande concert. it was shown at the trial of his brother hashem abedi who denies murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to cause explosions. he says if he knew about his brother‘s plans for the attack in 2017, he would have reported him. home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports from the old bailey. today, the manchester bombing trial heard how salman abedi, who‘d flown back to britain just four days before the attack, made his f

the judge accepted the government's argument that ms begum hadn't been made stateless, because she wasip. a gp has been handed three life sentences, and must serve a minimum term of 15 years, for committing 90 sexual offences against more than 20 female patients. the old bailey heard that manish shah carried out unneccessary intimate examinations for his own sexual gratification. 0ur correspeondent helena wilkinson is here. what more did we hear in court?m is worth saying that this is the first time we have been able to report that it is 90 sexual offences against 2a of his female victims. many of them were at the old bailey in court to see their former gp being sentenced today, a man who they put their trust in. now, shah had posed as a concerned and caring family doctor when, in fact, behind the scenes, he was carrying out these intimate examinations which we re these intimate examinations which were not medically necessary and, at times, were at risk to his female patients. today, thejudge, when she sentenced shah said he was a master of deception, that he used a mixture of deceptio

ms begum, who's now 20, was found in a syrian refugee camp a year ago.ommission ruled that she had not been left stateless because she has a claim to bangladeshi citizenship. a gp from east london has been given three life sentences for commiting dozens of sexual offences against female patients. the old bailey was told that manish shah had exploited concerns about cancer to persuade patients as young as 15 to undergo intimate examinations. our correspondent helena wilkinson is outside court. this is the first time we can report the number of sexual offences committed by manish shah. many were at the old bailey to see their former gp, a at the old bailey to see their formergp, a man at the old bailey to see their former gp, a man they trusted being sentenced. shah had been described asa sentenced. shah had been described as a caring and concerned family doctor when behind—the—scenes he was exploiting these women for his own sexual gratification. he would carry out intrusive examinations when they weren't medically necessary, often risking the female pati

ms begum left the uk with two friends in 2015 at the age of 15.lions of uk households this april, after the regulator lowered price caps. the default cap, including for pre—payment meters, is being cut by £17. 0fgem claims it will lower bills for around 15 million households. the cap was introduced to protect customers on poor value default or standard variable tariffs. after drought and bushfires, parts of southeastern australia are now being deluged with torrential rain. officials say the downpours have disrupted public transport and closed roads in sydney, but the rain is expected to ease the risk of fire in the state. the new south wales state emergency service says it is still fighting over 40 fires. the uk has appointed a new ambassador to the united states. dame karen pierce, who is currently the uk's ambassador to the united nations, is the first woman to take the role. her predecessor, kim darroch, stepped down when he was sidelined by president trump. dame karen said she hoped to "strengthen the special relationship" between the countrie

it's 5 years ago this month since mima begum along with 2 of her friends disappeared from east london police appealed for their safe return but the girls had travelled from london into turkey and then into racker in northern syria where they lived on the ice all rule now nothing was heard of shamima begum until she was spotted inside a refugee camp early last year now within weeks that then home secretary sajid javid 100 boat citizenship now her lawyers argue that that was unlawful because it rendered her state less but a decision today by a special tribunal set up to look into the shimmy my begum case said that was simply not true because she is a citizen of bangladesh by descent through her mother while she mima bacon's lawyers have said they will appeal against this decision and this is really just the 1st stage of the process it could even end up in the supreme court the u.k.'s highest court and this case really does shine a light on the difficulties governments now are facing and dealing with those individuals who left the country to travel to syria to support i saw who now want

shamima begum, one of the three girls from east london who travel to syria to join the group callingtage of the appeal against the repeal of her british citizenship. the special appeals commission, which is national—security cases, said the 20—year—old could be stripped of her nationality because she had been left stateless. her lawyers were arguing that she had been left stateless but the commission said she had not been because she could turn instead to bangladesh for citizenship. she is of reddish and bangladeshi heritage. —— british bangladeshi. the court also ruled that sajid javid, the home secretary at the time, had not exposed her to human rights abuses by leaving her ina human rights abuses by leaving her in a refugee camp in northern syria. she had travelled with two friends from the uk to syria in 2015. she was found last year in a refugee camp in syria, nine months pregnant. she said she had married a dutch man who had joined is and had had two other children who had died. the baby she was carrying when she was found also died shortly after birth. her lawyers had argued t

ms begum, who's now 20, was found in a syrian refugee camp a year ago.ause she has a claim to bangladeshi citizenship. 102 migrants have been detained attempting to reach the uk from france by crossing the channel. the people were in six boats that were intercepted by border force and police. it's thought to be the highest number of people detained in a single day. it follows 90 people who were stopped attempting the crossing yesterday. the administrators of the collapsed department store chain, beales, have announced that 12 of the company's 23 stores are to close — while efforts to save at least part of the business continue. beales, which began trading in 1881, fell into administration last month. the stores marked for closure, including the company's flagship store in bournemouth, will continue to trade for around eight weeks, as stock is run down. the tv presenter phillip schofield has revealed he is gay. the 57—year—old, who has been married to his wife for almost 27 years and has two daughters, made the announcement on social media before being in

ms begum, who's now 20, was found in a syrian refugee camp a year ago.at she had not been left stateless because she has a claim to bangladeshi citizenship. a gp has been described as ‘a master of deception‘ who caused his victims ‘incalculable harm' after being given three life sentences for sex offences against multiple patients. dr manish shah assaulted the women at his surgery in romford, and his victims have expressed disbelief , over how the doctor got away with his crimes for so long. alice bhandhukravi has been speaking to one of those victims. i remember visibly being upset and shaking, and i sat back down afterwards and he said, there is nothing to be worried about. more or less that this is a normal procedure. kate had gone in to see dr shah, a doctor she trusted, because of a pain in her ovary. it would be the last time she saw him. he gave me a rectal examination that was completely unnecessary, and also an internal examination that was completely unnecessary. but even then, it didn't occur to her that a doctor who'd spent so much time looki

ms begum left the uk with two friends in 2015 at the age of 15.d 60. the duke of york was set to be promoted to admiral later this month — but buckingham palace has requested that the ministry of defence defer the move until he returns to public duties. the prince stepped back from his public role in november, after a backlash over his friendship with the sex offender jeffrey epstein. john mcmanus reports. following a career in which he famously saw action during the falklands war, the duke of york retired from the navy in 2001. but it is a tradition that senior members of the royal family continue to receive military promotions as they get older, even if, in reality, they were never going to advance to the very highest levels of command. prince andrew was set to follow his siblings charles and anne, and become an admiral when he turned 60 on february 19. but buckingham palace says the prince has asked the ministry of defence to defer his promotion for now. in a statement, the palace said... it appears that the duke may still intend to accept the

the specialist court is due to report on an appeal by shamima begum if she can keep a citizenship.she is able to have a therapy orfrom whether she is able to have a therapy or from outside the uk and whether the decision to revoke a citizenship is exposed to a risk of torture or death stop the london assembly is calling on the mayor to develop a citywide strategy to help autistic people live and succeed in the capital. 88,000 people here are thought to be autistic and only 16% of the adults are in full—time paid work. many avoid public transport and feel socially isolated. the assembly says the current scheme to tackle health inequalities is one size fits all. the mayor has says he will respond in due course. london's first recycled road has been laid in bethnal green. this is what can robert street looks like now. it's made from old tires that was due to go to landfill. the council said is it not only goes to the environment but it's much easier to work with and will make future roadworks easier and safer. on that note, let's get a check on the travel. good news for the tube first

government decision to strip her of citizenship on national security grounds shima begum left london in 2015 along with 2 other schoolgirls to join i still in syria so counting the cost is coming up next looking at the reasons behind france's controversial backing of leaders in libya and chive. right. this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a week you look at the world business and economic this week france in africa despite value to stop propping up straw men on the continent france is backing a libyan war northern chad's dictator is it all about the oil. all forces loyal to him even have to have blockaded the oil ports and have stopped pipelines strangling the economy much needed from. getting it done it clears one hurdle but the long slog continues we find out what it means for one of the worst performing industrial economy. in front says spend cade's propping up straw men in africa many then welcome france's u.-t. elected president and all macro promising to end what's known as franco freak when he came to power in 2017 but many say france is still up to its old games. in libya m

heard from them this caused panic and we decide it's time to leave and head for bangladesh cookie begum says she been in india with her husband and daughters for 11 years that's her indian work permit. it's absolutely clear the ruling party in india doesn't want any bangladeshis living there anymore only allow bengali speaking indians to live where we were what can we do we have to live without dignity and honor so we came back. bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina says she doesn't understand the purpose of india's new citizenship law a government is already struggling to cope with 1200000 reading or refugees from me and it can't afford another influx from its largest neighbor bernard smith al-jazeera on the bangladesh india border. early results are and for ireland's general election has surged to take 24.5 percent of the 1st preference votes it says ahead of the 2 center right parties kind of fail and then a gale they have dominated mainstream irish politics for nearly a century reports and up one by action fein leader mary lou mcdonald was welcome to the dublin county like a hero

heard from them this caused panic and we decide it's time to leave and head for bangladesh cookie begumsays she been in india with her husband and daughters for 11 years that saw her indian work permit. there was a lab it's absolutely clear the ruling party in india doesn't want any bangladeshis living there anymore they're only allowed bengali speaking indians to live where we were what can we do we have to live without dignity and honor so we came back. bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina says she doesn't understand the purpose of india's new citizenship law our government is already struggling to cope with 1200000 reading or refugees from in march it can't afford another influx from its largest neighbor bernard smith al-jazeera on the bangladesh india border. a trade war between israel and the palestinian authority has entered a new phase israel has now put a ban on palestinian agricultural exports through jordan israel's defense minister says the new measures are in response to a palestinian boy called of israeli coward trader's mohammed reports. palestinian farmers working on t

government's decision to strip her of citizenship should be her begum was found in a syrian refugee camp last year when she was 15 she left the u.k. international law makes it illegal to take away citizenship if it leaves a person stateless tribunals rule though bangladeshi heritage means she can turn there for citizenship regional elections are underway in india's capital region of delhi it's seen as a major test for the prime minister and the rounds of modi's ruling party and the mass protests against the new citizenship law recent violence at the university in the capital letters of authority has more. polls opened at 7 am local time in delhi to time chief minister. and me a common man party are expected to be reelected but the country's 2 main political parties the bought of the the party of prime minister in the day of them already and the congress party have been campaigning extensively the election is taking place after the biggest protest against the b j p government since it was 1st elected 6 years ago after the government passed the citizenship amendment act in december which f

heard from them this caused panic and we decide it's time to leave and head for bangladesh cookie begum says she been in india with her husband and daughters for 11 years that's her indian work permit. it's absolutely clear the ruling party in india doesn't want any bangladeshis living there anymore only allowed speaking indians to live where we were what can we do we have to live without dignity and honor so we came back. bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina says she doesn't understand the purpose of india's new citizenship law our government is already struggling to cope with 1200000 reading or refugees from me and it can't afford another influx from its largest neighbor bernard smith al-jazeera on the bangladesh india border. so had on al-jazeera. say now is the moment when they finally have their voices heard. and blast off in iranian rocket fall short. hello once again while the weather still very nasty across northern parts of europe at the moment still kara may well have made its way across the north sea there through an. norway pushing across the into moon sweden at present t

heard from them this caused panic and we decide it's time to leave and head for bangladesh cookie begum says she been in india with her husband and daughters for 11 years that saw her indian work permit. there was a lab it's absolutely clear the ruling party in india doesn't want any bangladeshis living there anymore only allow bengali speaking indians to live where we were what can we do we have to live without dignity and honor so we came back. bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina says she doesn't understand the purpose of india's new citizenship law our government is already struggling to cope with 1200000 reading or refugees from me and mark it can't afford another influx from its largest neighbor bernard smith al-jazeera on the bangladesh india border. egypt's military says at least 2 soldiers have been killed in a rebel attack on a security facility it happened in the north sinai region sources tell just 0 up to 8 soldiers have died egypt has struggled to contain armed groups in north sinai since former president mohamed morsi was ousted by the military in 2013 millions of dese

heard from them this caused panic and we decide it's time to leave and head for bangladesh cookie begumsays she been in india with her husband and daughters for 11 years that's her indian work permit. there was a lab it's absolutely clear the ruling party in india doesn't want any bangladeshis living there anymore only allow bengali speaking indians to live where we were what can we do we have to live without dignity and honor so we came back. bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina says she doesn't understand the purpose of india's new citizenship law our government is already struggling to cope with 1200000 reading or refugees from me and it can't afford another influx from its largest neighbor bernard smith al-jazeera on the bangladesh india border. still ahead on al-jazeera find out why lebanese women protesters say now is that about when to finally get their voices. may just storm breaks havoc in the u.k. and northern europe and it's not over yet. hello again to welcome back to your international weather forecast well we have seen a lot of rain here across parts of the eastern medi

or 6 years ago and what happens to what happens to them now and many people believe that she mima begum has no right to return to britain because she turned her back on britain 5 years ago. drug addiction in afghanistan is an issue often overshadowed by years of conflict but it's a serious problem and in the 2 decades following the u.s. invasion a number of the attics has risen now some members of the taliban have stepped in to provide rehab 7 says but that comes with its own costs as in best saudi has a story. iraq city western afghanistan. these men just a few of the millions of addicts in the country today the latest you would figure suggest women and children are as much at risk of ending up like this but dictate to opium heroin morphine crystal meth. even when they're high meadow where it can be. salvaged every night one or 2 a dying here they are very young and they do not have any family they were once very useful citizens and were not like this before but now their life is in a severe condition and i worry about them if someone will not take care of them they will also die. this

shamima begum, one of three schoolgirls who went to syria to join the islamic state group, has lost theritish citizenship. her lawyers argued the decision of the then home secretary sajid javid rendered her stateless. they've described today's decision as "baffling" and say they will launch an appeal. some victims of crime in england and wales have given up reporting certain offences, because they don't believe that officers will investigate. the report by the police watchdog says "expectations are low" when it comes to prosecuting some burglaries, assaults and car crime and that the public are losing faith in the criminaljustice system. buckingham palace has announced the queen's granddaughter, princess beatrice, is to marry her fiance, eduardo mapelli mozzi, at the end of may. the wedding will take place at the chapel royal at st james's palace. the brother of the manchester arena bomber salman abedi told police that he had no involvement in the 2017 attack — and would have told his mother if he'd suspected what his brother was planning. hashem abedi is on trial at the old bailey accu

heard from them this caused panic and we decide it's time to leave and head for bangladesh cookie begumsays she been in india with her husband and daughters for 11 years that's her indian work permit. there was a lab it's absolutely clear the ruling party in india doesn't want any bangladeshis living there anymore that only allow bengali speaking indians to live where we were what can we do we have to live without dignity and honor so we came back. bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina says she doesn't understand the purpose of india's new citizenship law our government is already struggling to cope with 1200000 reading or refugees from me and mark it can't afford another influx from its largest neighbor bernard smith al-jazeera on the bangladesh india border. and a campaign to win the white house goes up by daguerre on tuesday vote is in the battleground state of new. it will cost about us in the 1st primary election the state often shows the level of support presidential contenders have and the results can either build all lose momentum independent voters are important to new hampsh

heard from them this caused panic and we decide it's time to leave and head for bangladesh cookie begum says she been in india with her husband and daughters for 11 years that saw her indian work permit. there was a lab it's absolutely clear the ruling party in india doesn't want any bangladeshis living there anymore they're only allowed bengali speaking indians to live where we were what can we do we have to live with our dignity and honor so we came back. bangladesh prime minister shaker sr says she doesn't understand the purpose of india's new citizenship law our government is already struggling to cope with 1200000 reading or refugees from in march it can't afford another influx from its largest neighbor bernard smith al-jazeera on the bangladesh india border. the 1st results are in for ireland's general election a left wing nationalist party has won the most 1st preference votes sinn fein has won 24.5 percent of the votes compared to 22.2 percent for fianna fáil and 20.9 percent for finn a gale counting continues but it looks like no one party will win enough seats for an outright

years ago and what happens to what happens to them now and many people believe that should mean a begum has no right to return to britain because she turned her back on britain 5 years ago early i spoke with tasneem. family lawyer and he told me he's disappointed with the citizenship. well she. souls. as taking into account facts and accepted facts about the current circumstance about the situation she told gage in practical terms with an appeal process and one we say is that when the lorillard for a secretary of state to strip somebody who says he ship with the caveat that they have a right to appeal will have to do it cannot happen actually that is not the only operation of laws and probably all because she can't get a lot is given circumstances months of in refugee camp part of the year of her rights are ineffective and all the judge is in effect there is going on the right the morning pointed out i want to ask about this that she was a citizen of bangladesh when she was stripped of her british citizenship is that the case is she really a citizen of bangladesh rather so this is a pre

shamima begum the bethnal green schoolgirl who ran off to join the group calling itself islamic state stage of her appeal against having her british citizenship stripped. the special immigration appeals commission which hears national security cases said the 20—year—old could be stripped of her nationality because she had not been left stateless. the organisation said she could turn instead to bangladesh for citizenship. it's claimed many people have lost faith in the ability of police to investigate everyday offences such as burglaries, assaults and car crime. inspectors say the most recent figures showed suspects were charged in less than 8% of cases in england and wales. they believe it's damaging the relationship between police and the public. the government has been warned it could run out of prison places in two yea rs run out of prison places in two years because of tougher sentencing measures and a drive to recruit 20,000 police officers. in a highly critical report the spending watchdog the national audit office says the prison service, which is an agency of the ministry ofju

say the flag raced for the sailors that were out at sea it was symbolic and that the fight has just begum it's gonna continue together as a team as a nation this island can be seized. unceremoniously in some ways, it became a calling charge if you will. it was something that motivated the marines and continue to resonate in their minds as they pushed on for a number of months. tomorrow is the 70th fifth anniversary of eulogy my and world war ii it lasted 36. days with 36,000 american casualties. learn more tonight at 8:00 eastern. as we take you to the national museum of the marine corps. as we feature american history tv each night as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. watch american history tv. part of american history tv her