bihari over the bay of bengal typically but the breeze is still full of moisture and you'll see rain down the western ghats as well . the weather sponsored by cats own peace. every armed attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens where stories of loss no one told. a sweeping association of islam with the violence easier in muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they live love and moon the tragic loss of life. twice a victim on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour the first wave of u.s. sanctions on iran will come into effect in a few hours it's now ninety days since president donald trump formally the through the u.s. from the iran nuclear deal iran's president is accused washington of waging psychological warfare. rescuers on the indonesian island of lombok by using heavy machinery to search for survivors in the rubble of collapsed buildings some days powerful earthquake killed at least nine hundred people but that number expected to rise. and saudi arabia state airline is suspend

we head on through into wednesday not a great deal of change still very wet all around the bay of bengalregion and those heavy showers pushing across eastern states of india and bangladesh across the rest of the region well we've got a lot of heavy rain across northern areas at the moment monsoon is looking pretty active at the moment so getting some pretty decent showers across some of the eastern states of india and i say more northern areas too so as you look at the forecast that's where the bulk of the brain is this circulation close to kolkata we've got some rain down through the western ghats further north we could well see some storms effect in delhi on choose day and those expect to continue into wednesday with a chance of some flooding over in pakistan some showers likely in northern areas here in the arabian peninsula feral amounts of cloud but otherwise fine conditions forty three as a high in doha and then as you head on through into wednesday still temperatures here expect to be reaching forty two. once considered a war criminal now an aspiring presidential candidate in the

bengal cause you already have to fetch water from the neighboring village every day to get to his sheepven though his meadow lies directly above the veto of spring. report in the city nestle be owner has sealed off the wells here they own the land and two wells and both are sealed off the sole filmy nestle denies this. thing is a lawyer she has prepared an assessment for the state environment organisation says there. must be no to our conclusion is that water is a common good water belongs to everyone and everyone needs to respect the fact that the population has a right to water and sufficient amount and in good quality quantity and quality if you know. the brand is on display everywhere in the town and nestle is the chief source of tax revenue here to plays an important role in the dispute over the natural mineral water from the town. and i would recommend you to take some water with this next story because cuba is tourism industry has taken a hit from travel restrictions now in force for american businesses so it needs all the public it can get so how about an event to make the world

age of 80. since being overthrown in 1979. of the sun to take place in this millennium. the bay of bengalefing. of a collapsed motorway bridge. at least 26 are known to have died. going back decades. south africa. symbol in asia, and they're worth more than cocaine. or traffickers who are to blame. corruption is allowing criminals to continue killing the rhinos. 0ur africa correspondent, alastair leithead reports. link between the purchase and court officials. officials. it is a cesspit of corruption, it is massive. corruption, it is massive. activist, who says she has uncovered evidence of corruption. evidence of corruption. syndicate of matches and prosecutors taking bribes. taking bribes. delivering bribes from poaching kingpins to court officials. kingpins to court officials. and most of his friends art magistrates, lawyers, prosecutors. magistrates, lawyers, prosecutors. just disappear, and you just go to him. fresh passed a lie detector test. his uncle do allegations. —— denies. denies. trial delayed for more than 20 yea rs. trial delayed for more than 20 years. years. argue the rhi

still going has showed themselves be very active in of the protests behind and down towards west bengal that's still where they're likely to be to be honest the next day or so. the weather sponsored by cats are always. a survivor of the genocide there are people who beg me to kill them when they're suffering but it wouldn't have been hard to do and he's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. holding them here is that all. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you need to if i could just find a finger i could bury him bone hunter on al-jazeera. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories happened was in the truck didn't happen on a boy told through the eyes of the world journalists images matter a lot international politics chilling.

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aunts on sunday towards the end of the weekend that system starts to make its way towards the bay of bengal and then over here towards parts of the south well heavy rain is expected across the south island of the philippines but as make the way down here towards the south java looking quite nice with partly cloudy conditions and a temperature view of about thirty three degrees. they set sail for gold. but discovered a resource worth more than its way even be. driven by commerce enabled through politics and religion executed with brutality. in episode one slavery roots charts the birth of the rise of the african slave trade mapping your history at the street if you managed to for all the gold in the world want to just go. these are the top stories. thousands of people have been paying tribute to the former indian prime minister after all. ahead of his cremation in new delhi this is the scene live there he was the first prime minister from the hindu nationalist the j.p. and he transformed india into a nuclear power loss in office. members of pakistan's parliament are meeting in islamabad they

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because of the bay of bengal typically but the breeze is still full of moisture and you'll see rain down the western ghats as well . the weather sponsored by cats own peace. it's a story of survival. it's a story about how people lived to live in such remote lab by putting truth into the way we live. in the cheap and how that instinct to help them recover from the financial crash i would continue as long as i can stand. this is a story about iceland. on al-jazeera. this was wrong to teach children away from the appearance and heard them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put is a big player and we sort of looked after so i don't remember the children's names but i'll never forget the kind it is dark secret on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories at this hour saudi arabia's state airline is suspending flights to and from toronto made an intensifying diplomatic spat with canada on sunday riyadh froze new trade and investment and expelled the canadian ambassador it was in retaliation to canada in saudi arabia to for human ri

the sun its journey three hours over canada, ending its journey where the sun set over the bay of bengalngapore. and i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: an airstrike has hit a school bus in rebel—controlled northern yemen, killing and wounding dozens of children. the number of people killed in last week's earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok has risen sharply to more than 250. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the ongoing trade war between america and china is featured on the front page of the international edition of the new york times. the paper says attempts to diffuse the tariff crisis looks set to end in stalemate. is an issue that has been dominating discussions in the united states recently and some american companies are rethinking supply chains. the financial times reports of strained relations between ankara and washington, resulting in the turkish lira losing value against the dollar. america wants turkey to release us pastor, andrew brunson. that is certainly a big concern as the diplomatic rift continues between both sides. and th

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengales — the saudi—led coalition has announced it will investigate its air strike in yemen which killed at least 29 children. the un security council has insisted it be credible and transparent. in romania, tens of thousands of anti—government protesters have taken to the streets over low wages and what they call entrenched corruption. police and protesters clashed in the capital bucharest. more than 200 people on both sides were injured. in the coming hours, nasa is due to launch a probe to the sun. the parker solar probe will be the first ever such mission and the spacecraft will get seven times closer to the star than any spacecraft before it. it's hoped the mission will help us better understand space weather and solar radiation. earlier i spoke to spacejournalist with space up close, dr ken kremer. he's at the launch site at kennedy space center in florida. i started by asking him why this mission is such a big deal. why is this a big deal? great question. it's the first time we can r

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengalines: tight security in the us capital, as anti—fascist demonstrators outnumber a handful of white supremacists who held a brief rally. grief and anger in yemen ahead of the funerals of children killed in a saudi air strike. the un calls for an independent investigation. election observers in mali says there appears to have been a low turnout in sunday's presidential election run—off. they also said several polling stations in the country had come under attack by armed men, and one election official had been killed. but president ibrahim boubacar keita, who is expected to win a second term, has dismissed opposition allegations of stuffed ballot boxes and other irregularities. mary harper reports. thousands of extra troops have been deployed across the country. the aim, to stop the insecurity that prevented 700 polling stations from opening in the first round. the authorities say they uncovered a plot to attack the capital, bamako, on the eve of the run—off vote. although malians blame

that mainly has no say because if you take the economy of i'm going to take the budget of bengal it has to be approved by england so we are just puppets in the air and the whole thing we don't look for we have a country and williams were not allowed to vote in the referendum their frustration over bragg's it has reached the point where some are calling for independence from britain teaching hammer is for it. we can't borrow will be. shows the world don't have applied you know i'm looking for that to be a little bit demeaning go for the people. again and again d.j. hammer hears from people who are angry often fishermen and restaurant owners like iraq guns. they need to close relations with her e.u. neighbors but none of the islanders knows for sure what the future will bring that want it don't have a say they don't get an exclamation of what's happening so they completely get alienated and when you really need people they are always would take back an action . the action more and more and williams would like to take is independence if they had been able to a majority would have voted to

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengals is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. thanks forjoining us. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: a major rescue operation under way in the italian city of genoa, where people are still trapped under the rubble of a collapsed motorway bridge. at least 26 are known to have died. london anti—terrorism police are questioning a man suspected of having deliberately crashed into security barriers outside parliament. and the england cricketer, ben stokes, has been cleared of charges of affray after a fight last year outside a nightclub. he's now back in the squad for the next test match against india. that story is trending on bbc.com/news. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the japan times reports on google tracking users even when they have turned off their location history. —— times. the report says that up to two billion android and apple devices which use google for maps or searching could be affected. the straits times has a feature on t

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengal: romanians have taken to the streets for a second day over alleged government corruption and low wages. around 40,000 protesters are estimated to have attended rallies. us authorities are trying to establish why an airline worker stole an empty passenger plane. the 76—seater aircraft belonging to alaska airlines' sister carrier horizon air took off from the seattle tacoma airport and flew over seattle. after flying erratically, the plane crashed in ketron islands, some 80 km south of the airport. the local sheriff's department said it appeared the man was suicidal. andy moore reports. what the hell? the stolen plane was filmed by shocked witnesses flying low over the islands of puget sound. oh, my god. what is happening right now? ok, but why has it gotjets? it was pursued by at least two f—15 military jets. the authorities said those aircraft escorted the plane out of harm's way but were not instrumental in bringing it down. what the hell is this guy doing? whilst he was performing a

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began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengaln singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: italy declares a state of emergency in genoa after the motorway bridge collapse that killed at least 39 people. in afghanistan, a suicide attack at an educational centre near kabul kills at least 48 people. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. one of the main stories in the gulf news is about pakistan's preparations for the appointment of the country's next prime minister, who is expected to the former cricket star imran khan. the new york times' focus is about the impacts of the trade battle between the us and china. the paper reports that, in recent days, officials in china have summoned exporters to ask about plans to lay off workers or shift supply chains to other countries. and in the strait times, japan's emperor akihito have responding enthusiastically, vieweing it as validating. i've lived here my entire life, although i was born in china, i've never seen a film that has an asian cast, and has the

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengaleadlines: a major rescue operation is under way in the italian city of genoa, where people are still trapped under the rubble of a collapsed motorway bridge. at least 26 are known to have died. the war of words between president donald trump and one of his former advisors is getting uglier. in a tweet, president trrump described former reality star and presidential advisor 0marosa manigault—newman as a dog. the slur comes as she promotes her new book, in which she accuses mr trump as using the ‘n' word, although she does not say she heard him say it herself. when asked at a briefing white house press secretary sarah sanders said she could not guaranteee the president had never been recorded using racial slurs. have you asked the president if he has ever used the n word? requested an address that through twitter. i can say i have never heard him say something similar. can you stand on the podium and guarantee the american people will never see donald trump after the n word in any contex

at the moment it means hamilton will have to come up with some moves like this if he see get past bengal this was real power getting past championship lead to scott dixon on his way to victory at the gateway lindy hardie madison illinois the win keep our chances alive in the drivers' championship but he's in third place still sixty seven points behind dixon. tiger woods shot his first bogey free round of the air on saturday in northern trust open but he's well off the lead instead another american bryson shambo leads into the final round the twenty four year old carded an eight on the round of sixty three to surge into first place at the ridgewood country club he has already won the memorial performance early this year and now holds a four shot lead going into sunday. and that's all useful for now will have more feel a to martin thank you very much indeed there millions of people are trying to rebuild their lives after the worst flooding in a century in the indian state of carola a large proportion of its a common kona me is reliant upon tourism and now is the water recedes or if is that

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengaln the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: italy declares a state of emergency in genoa after the motorway bridge collapse that killed at least 39 people. in afghanistan, a suicide attack at an educational centre near kabul kills at least 48 people. and this story is popular on our website. scientists say they have discovered why some vegetables, including cabbage, broccoli and kale, can reduce the risk of bowel cancers. a new study shows that anti—cancer chemicals are produced as the vegetables are digested. you can read that story in full at bbc.com/news. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. one of the main stories in the gulf news is about pakistan's preparations for the appointment of the country's next prime minister who is expected to the former cricket star, imran khan. the new york times' focus is about the impacts of the trade battle between the us and china. the paper reports that in recent days, officials in c

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengalhe briefing. 0ur headlines: there is anger in italy, as hopes fade of finding more survivors from the bridge collapse. 39 people died. some had a lucky escape. two women charged with killing the half—brother of north korea's leader will find out very soon if their trial will continue. rhinos are being killed by poachers at a rate of more than a thousand a year in south africa. their horns are worth more than gold in asia, used as medicine and seen as a status symbol. a bbc investigation has found it's not only consumers and traffickers who are to blame, but also corrupt south african police, rangers and magistrates. in the second of two special reports, alastair leithead looks the measures being taken to protect the animals. they are searching the bush for rhinos. private game reserve in zululand. the gunmen is that, the diet contains sedative. each rhino weighs more than a ton. and they have less than half an hour to make some measurements, had a tracker and remove what the poachers k

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengalnks for being with us. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: international spotlight on china over claims it's running political indoctrination camps for ethnic uighur muslims. the battle for ghazni — the afghan government says up to 200 militants have been killed in the city after a taliban attack. a south korean woman has beenjailed for secretly photographing a male nude model. so—called spy cam porn is a huge problem in south korea, and has sparked protests in recent months, with women demanding more action. this rare case of a female offender, a 25—year—old, ended in a 10—month jail sentence, sparking accusations of double standards. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the south china morning post reports on a government crackdown on celebrities allegedly avoiding tax in mainland china. the report says that a taskforce has been put in place to tackle the activities of some of the country's highest paid celebrities, who are involved in offshore curren

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengallines: tu rkey‘s turkey's lira it's an all—time low. it drops 20% in monday as president trump doubles tariffs on steel and aluminium. a new app is to offer rewards to families for talking to each other around the dinner table rather than checking their screens. a novel concept? well, the idea was originally designed to help students study, but could it help all of us stay connected to those around us. catrin nye has been looking at the rise of anti—tech tech. can ask you both how much you check your phone? recently, every day. every hour. quite often. probably too much. probably every hour. a fair few hours a day. at home about every 20 minutes. every couple of hours. i am always on it and now i have got a phone call. there are now loads of apps offering to get you off your phone. one called mute tracks your screen time, space helps you set goals to use it less, moment sets daily limits on your use and will even send you a barrage of messages if you're on it too much. and one called f

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengalledged it will take action to calm the financial markets, after its currency plunged to a new record low in asian trading. the lira has lost 20% of its value against the us dollar in the past week after a trade diagreemnt with washington. there's been tight security in washington as a small number of far—right supporters held a rally near the white house. there are efforts to end the 17 year war in afghanistan with senior diplomats holding the first talks with the taliban. ever since they still control large areas of the country. jonathan beale reports from afghanistan, he his journey country. jonathan beale reports from afghanistan, he hisjourney in helmand province. back to the dust and heat of helmand, this the place where hundreds of british troops were killed, and which nearly fell to the taliban when they departed. four years ago, the british left for good, but the americans soon returned, albeit in smaller numbers. now they are on their own, patrolling what was the sprawling bri

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengale: m o nsa nto monsanto and its parent company, they are, insist that world's bestselling weedkiller is safe despite monsanto being ordered to pay hundreds of millions of pounds in damages to a man who says it gave him cancer. —— parent company, bayer. let's stay with that story. earlier i spoke tojeffrey smith. he is a consumer activist and monsanto critic. i asked him if he was happy with the verdict. oh, yes, we've been celebrating. in fact, notjust the verdict, but the jury trial itself forced monsanto to release millions of documents where it became very clear that they knew for decades of the link between roundup and its active ingredient, glyphosate, and cancer. and they have been denying it, and pointing to studies which show that it's safe. but the documents which have been made public show that they ghost—wrote those studies, and then paid scientists to put their name on it. so they had rigged the research, they had covered up the evidence, and they continued to do so. but fo

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengal headlines: the sas are words are on between donald trump and his former diversity advisor. shia accusing him of using racist language, he is calling her a lowlife and a looser. the caliban is still battering caliban forces of. it is still not clear who controls this key city. thousands of people in yemen have attended a mass funeral for the 29 children killed in an airstrike by the saudi—led coalition last week. the attack happened on a bus, in a crowded market in saada province. the united nations says more than io—thousand civilians have died since the conflict began in 2015. orla guerin reports. coffin after coffin borne aloft, the unbearable weight of the lightest bodies, little boys killed on their school bus. these are the victims of what saudi arabia has called a legitimate airstrike against houthi rebel fighters. but it was youth and innocence being buried here today. even for yemenis, enured to bloodshed and suffering, this is a devastating loss. and on the streets of the reb

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengalal giant monsanto insists its products are safe after a court orders it to payout nearly $300 million to a man who claims its weedkiller caused his cancer. earlier i spoke with university of seattle law lecturer steven tapia to find out more about the legal ramifications for this landmark ruling. i don't know that there is any way for either party to really sort of speed up the process. unfortunately, litigation has its own path and if m o nsa nto litigation has its own path and if monsanto decides that they want to appeal to their very last appeal this could take years before the plaintiff ever sees any kind of funds or any kind of relief. . california has a strong tradition of ten product liability laws are different from state to state. the ability of damages to be granted like this. while this is a significant amount of money in california, between the fact that m o nsa nto california, between the fact that monsanto has 49 otherjurisdictions in the united states alone to be able to

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengal. 0ur headlines: thousands of rya nair customers are affected by flight cancellations, as pilots strike over pay and conditions. hundreds of people are evacuated in southern france as flooding follows weeks of hot weather. let's get more on our top story that hundreds of ryanair flights have been cancelled because of a strike by pilots affecting several european airports. lawrence gossling, editor—in—chief at what investmentjoins me now. what you make of this, because previously michael 0'neill had said he would rather cut off his hands and allow the company, or workers be unionised. they have been unionised to avoid strike action and now this. it isa to avoid strike action and now this. it is a rerun of previous arguments and he was has a very robust response. he has certainly set in this particular case with cabin crew, essentially if they do not wa nt to crew, essentially if they do not want to abide by the conditions he will move theirjobs to another country and certainly ryanair h

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began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengaleadlines: dozens of children have been killed in yemen after a saudi—led coalition airstrike hit a school bus. america's vice—president sets a goal of 2020 for creating a new space force as the sixth branch of the military. the number of people confirmed dead in the past week's earthquakes on the indonesian island of lombok, has more than doubled. officials say they now know at least 250 people were killed. since the most powerful quake, magnitude 6.9, at least a 150,000 people have been homeless. mehulika sitepu reports from lombok. more than 350 aftershocks have been struck since the quake on sunday, but this one was different. this was my reaction, after my hotel was hit. i'm saying "i'm still shaking because i had to run from my hotel room on the third floor." the ceiling was collapsing, glasses shattered, walls cracked, but all guests were safe. their fear was clearly visible. sturdy buildings like my hotel, 13 kilometres away from the epicentre in the north of lombok, can withsta

it began off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal.n seattle in the united states has died after stealing and crashing a plane. the 29—year—old man took off from seattle tacoma airport without permission and later crashed into a nearby island. turkey's president erdogan calls on his people to sell dollars and buy lira as a dispute with the us hurts his country's economy. let's get the latest from the bbc sport centre. reaching the conclusion of the european championships and great britain's dina asher—smith has firmly placed herself amongst the world's best after adding the 200 metre title to her 100 crown. she ran the fastest time in the world this year, smashing the british record in the process. she broke 22 seconds with a run of 21.89 to leave world champion daphne schippers settling for silver. just running as fast as i could. i was so just running as fast as i could. i was so surprised to see 20.8 because i'm tired —— to seek 21.8. sometimes, you never know, it's kind of cold, so i never thought i was going to run so quick. impre

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengales: a major rescue operation is under way in the italian city of genoa, where people are still trapped under the rubble of a collapsed motorway bridge. at least 26 are known to have died. a grand jury report in pennsylvania has found credible allegations of sexual abuse by more than 300 catholic priests in the state, going back decades. the head of the world health organisation has he's even more worried about the ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo since his recent visit to the country. conflict has made it difficult to reach infected people, and at least a0 have died in the current outbreak. trying to contain its spread, authorities have started using an experimental treatment. lebo diseko reports. this is the front line of the fight against ebola in the drc. beni is one of two cities where it was detected last week. health workers have been carrying out vaccinations and experimental treatment is also being tested. but this city is in an active conflict zone where mili

showers are going to cause the potential for some localized flooding over the next few days so west bengal you can be seen as a very heavy rain as well kolkata attempt a few of thirty three degrees on friday staying thirty three but more heavy rain in the forecast as well as up towards katmandu that is going to be in the area all the way through the weekend as well the over here towards the arabian peninsula well it is humid across much of the the gulf regions we are seeing doha at forty degrees humidities a quite high at the time and saturday we expect that to go up to a temperature a few forty three degrees. struggles . full of pleasure. i leave the. room an intimate look at life in cuba today. this is my cuba on just him. and again a reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera and ugandan pop star an opposition leader in charge of treason just minutes after he was freed by a military court the government denies that he was beaten in custody this footage shows him limping on crutches just enough to call. donald trump has warned that would be an economic crash if he's impeached trump has

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengalines: the saudi led coalition says it will investigate its air strike in yemen which killed at least 29 children. new video footage shows just how far china's the true development has progressed in the spratly islands in the south china sea. —— military development. all three countries have claims on the spratly islands, but it is china that has been building on them. rupert wingfield—hayes joined a us navy surveillance flight over the islands. radio chatter in mandarin. this is the chinese navy politely telling the us navy to go away. far out in the south china sea, we're approaching one of china's huge new island bases. it's very clear they do not want us here. for the crew aboard this us navy p8 surveillance plane, this is now a daily encounter. it's a routine occurrence for us on these flights. it happens throughout the flight, when they come over and then we just go back with our standard response. it really has no effect on any operations or anything we do. as we close to 12 naut

began its journey off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengalaswani in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: an airstrike has hit a school bus in rebel—controlled northern yemen, killing and wounding dozens of children. the number of people killed in last week's earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok, has risen sharply to more than 250. and this story on the bbc website is getting a lot of attention. it is about how the fast pace of life in china can impact young people ‘s mental health, when a 17—year—old revealed her work stresses, the crash tag 17 year olds really have a stressful life reached more than 33 million people on the social media platform. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the ongoing trade war between american and china is featured on the front page of the international edition of the new york times. the papers says attempts to diffuse the tarif crisis look set to end in stalemate, with some american companies re—thinking supply chains. the financial times reports of strained rel

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sunset over the bay of bengalident erdogan calls on the nation to back its falling currency in the face of the new us tariffs. hundreds of rya nair flights are cancelled after pilots in five european countries go on strike. the inauguaration of zimbabwe's president emmerson mnangagwa has been deferred, after the opposition challenged last week's election results in court. the mdc claim they have evidence opposition leader nelson chamisa was cheated out of the presidency. if the court decides in favour of the challenge it could order a recount or nullify the election results. shangai nyoka has more from harare. the movement for democratic change alliance lawyers that filed the papers here at the constitutional court and at the very last minute. they are challenging the outcome of the presidential results and say that ballot boxes were stuffed in numbers inflated to give president mnangagwa a narrow victory. they will have to proves that those irregularities affected the outcome of the boat. mnangagwa avoided a runo

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengallines: the taliban bombards afghan forces in ghazni — hundreds are dead but it's still not clear who controls this key city. turkey's currencey crisis continues — the white house denies responsibility for the economic turmoil but president erdogan accuses the us of a "stab in the back." a mass radio campaign in rural burkina faso encouraging parents to seek medical treatment for their sick children has helped save thousands of lives according to research published in the british medical journal global health. the trial targeted three of the biggest killers of children under five in the country. our global health correspondent smitha mundasad reports. in her village in rural burkina faso come at this woman is known as the child of the radio. that is because her dad says the radio said her life. when she was just one, she developed a fever and became very unwell. than her father heard a than herfather heard a radio campaign warning parents to watch out for signs of malaria, pneumonia, an

began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later, when the sun set over the bay of bengalg across much of china — a dramatic rescue in the city of xi'an, as a sinkhole opens up in the street. there's been tight security in the us capital, washington, antinationalist demonstrators outnumber a handful of white supremacist who held a brief rally. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the phillipine star reports on torrential rains across the country that have killed at least three people. the paper says hundreds of tents have been set up to house the thousands evacuated and more bad weather is set to continue in the coming week. the south china morning post features a story on how china is cashing in on the money printing business. the report says factories printing foreign currencies are running near full capacity in an effort to meet unusually high target set by the government. and finally to the japan times, which features the official engagement of princess ayako to commoner kei moriya, which you told you about a little earlier. the paper says the c

reliable place to see the rain there it just trying to redevelop in order pradesh and bihar west bengal come saturday by which time apart from the far north of pakistan it will probably be dry again here. full of struggles at the mouth but i mean on them while they're there without at the same email to me. full of pleasure me going make me blind me funny and it will last only have me an intimate look at life in cuba today if you go over and i'm going to want to give us a lesson with a game with the dollar we'll have the name of. my cuba and i'll just see it. from one of the top stories. a saudi. has killed a boss full of school children and yemen's province killing fifty people twenty nine of them are children under the age of fifteen. a saudi led coalition has released a statement saying the strikes were aimed at legitimate targets the rebels say the attack was blatant and deliberate. at least seven people have been injured after a cultural center was targeted in the latest israeli air strike in western gaza meanwhile funerals are being held in gaza for three palestinians killed in ove