the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrants arrive in 14 years. than 1000 people landed in the spanish islands off the coast of west africa over the weekend. local politicians have asked medrad for help, saying the canary islands do not have enough resources. migrants are increasingly taking the dangerous route to reach europe instead of traveling by the mediterranean sea, where they face heightened security. nicholas is in senegal, a key transit country for migrants trying to reach europe. >> the journey to europe starts here -- from the shores of west africa, it is a must a week-long both right to morocco, and from morocco, the african continent to the european union are separated by just 14 kilometers. moroccan border guards say they have seen migrants using jet skis or kayaks to make it to the canary islands. over the weekend, almost 1000 migrants have made it to the european union and to spend. these are not refugees fleeing war, but young men that are fleeing economic and political hardship. many of them are -- guineans, where there is said

the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrants arrive in 14 years more than 1000 people landed in the spanish islands off the coast of west africa over the weekend they're increasingly taking the more dangerous atlantico ocean route to reach europe instead of the mediterranean sea well it's cost lives to nicholas hike in dakar senegal it's a key transit country for west african migrants trying to reach europe and make who is using this. well it's mostly young men aged between 18 to 25 who are travelling. to the canary islands now these are not refugees fleeing the war most are just playing instability in their home country or economic hardship simply put poverty i spoke to one u.n. official who told me that 30 percent of a sign. i'm cases being treated and the canaries are from sub-saharan africa are good aeons and as you know there's an election coming up in guinea it's a country that's been rocked by political instability a few years ago we've seen the same trend of gambians fleeing their country when. the former president didn't want to leave power that the economic ha

the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrants arrive in 14 years is more than 1000 people landed in the spanish islands off the coast of west africa over the weekend local politicians have asked madrid for help saying the canary islands do not have enough resources migrants are increasingly taking the dangerous atlantic ocean reach to reach europe instead of traveling by the mediterranean sea where they face heightened security because hackers in dhaka send a goal which is a key transit country for west african migrants trying to reach us. the journey to europe starts here from the shores of west africa it's almost a week long boat ride to morocco and for morocco the african continent to the european union are separated by just 14 kilometers neurontin border guards say that they've seen migrants using jet skis or kayaks to make it to the canary islands over the weekend almost a 1000 migrants have made it to the european union into spain these are not refugees fleeing war but young men that are fully economic and political hardship at home many of them algerian guinea is wh

in the morning and now local authorities have the power to ban travel between regions only the canary island is exempt the prime minister is asking the parliament for an extension of the new rules so that they can remain in place until may spain became the 1st european nation to record a 1000000 cuban america cases last week when the pandemic 1st hit spain impose tough restrictions the prime minister doesn't want to go back to that he hopes these new measures will be enough to keep people think for more reports appollo folly ellis joins me the spanish prime minister says this is an extreme situation how does it compare to the spring well it is in fact an extreme situation ed the numbers are not looking good there's over $400.00 cases per 100000 it's over there were among the worst in europe you know just france italy and belgium but of course we compared the situation back to the spring when testing wasn't happening to the same degree is happening now at the number of people who are actually dying of covert on a day to day level you know were around the 1000 mark back in the spring and now i

the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrants arrive in 14 years more than a 1000 people landed in the spanish islands off the coast of west africa over the weekend they're increasingly taking the more dangerous than planned to go should route to reach europe instead of the mediterranean sea nicholas hock is in that car senegal which is a key transit country for west african migrants trying to reach europe. it's mostly young men aged between 18 to 25 who are traveling to the canary islands now these are not refugees fleeing war most are just fleeing instability in their home country or economic hardship simply put poverty i spoke to one u.n. official who told me that 30 percent of asylum cases being treated in the canaries are from sub-saharan africa are gideon's there's an election coming up in guinea it's a country that's been rocked by political instability a few years ago we've seen the same trend of gambians fleeing their country when a former president didn't want to leave power to that the economic hardship and what i'm alluding to is the coronavirus itself while t

it is a feeling shared by these young men just arrived in spain's canary islands they come from guinea senegal or algeria not flee war but political and economic instability now in the hands of spanish border guards who will decide on their fate while agreements between the e.u. and countries such as libya tunisia and morocco mean there are less migrants crossing the mediterranean the spanish interior ministry says they are facing an unprecedented surge of african asylum seekers coming through the atlantic ocean with a 530 percent increase in arrivals this year alone. it's a weeklong journey from the shores of west africa to the canary islands in southern spain and it's like. this is where the drinks sometimes they run out of. they come back to shore and it is dangerous drink which human traffickers that we spoke to did not want to be filmed say shortage of. jobs is packing his bags some clothing his football boots and a prayer before leaving leeds the blessing of the elders traveling to europe costs thousands of dollars a small fortune for these families. mothers sell their land even

in the morning and now local authorities have the power to ban travel between regions only the canary island is exempt the prime minister is asking the parliament for an extension of the new rules so that they can remain in place until now spain became the 1st european nation to record a 1000000 coronavirus cases last week when the pandemic 1st hit spain impose tough restrictions the prime minister doesn't want to go back to that he hopes these new measures will be enough to keep people safe for more reports of apollo folly ellis joins me the spanish prime minister says it's an extreme situation how does it compare to the spring well and it is in fact an extreme situation at the numbers are not looking good there's over $400.00 cases per 100000 it's up there with among the worst in europe you know just france italy and belgium but of course we compare the situation back to the spring when testing wasn't happening to the same degree is happening now at the number of people who are actually dying of cover on a day to day level you know we're around the 1000 mark back in the spring and now it's

boats carrying more than a 1000 refugees and migrants have landed in the canary islands over the past week the red cross says the spanish islands haven't seen those sorts of numbers since 2006 most of the people making the journey come from west africa as nicholas hart reports from dakar senegal. my job is not ready to give up his dream playing football in europe he believes he can succeed where his uncles have failed 10 years after they went missing trying to make it to spain's canary islands by boat job is getting ready for the journey. to see if you leave field with worries and apprehension you won't make it you need to take risks you need to be brave. i'm a man i'm willing to risk my life whatever the outcome for me europe is. it is a feeling shared by these young men just arrived in spain's canary islands they come from guinea senegal or algeria not flee war but political and economic instability now in the hands of spanish border guards who will decide on their fate while agreements between the e.u. and countries such as libya tunisia and morocco mean there are less migrants cro

the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrants arrive in 14 years more than a 1000 people landed in the spanish islands off the coast of west africa over the weekend local politicians of osman bridge for help saying the canary islands do not have enough resources migrants are increasingly taking the dangerous atlantico route to reach europe instead of traveling by the mediterranean sea where they face heightened security nicholas haq is in dakar senegal which is a key transit country the west african migrants trying to reach europe. the journey to europe starts here from the shores of west africa it's almost a week long boat ride to morocco and for morocco the african continent to the european union are separated by just 14 kilometers moroccan border guards say that they've seen migrants using jet skis or kayaks to make it to the canary islands over the weekend almost a 1000 migrants have made it to the european union into spain these are not refugees fleeing war but young men that are flee economic and political hardship at home many of them algerian guineans where they'r

now the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrant arrivals and foreseeing is more than a1000 people who landed on the spanish on and off the coast of west africa on the weekend. because in dakar senegal that's a major transit point for migrants trying to reach europe. the journey to europe starts here from the shores of west africa it's almost a week long boat ride to morocco and for morocco the african continent to the european union are separated by just 14 kilometers neurontin border guards say that they've seen migrants using jet skis or kayaks to make it to the canary islands over the weekend almost that was in migrants have made it to the european union into spain these are not refugees fleeing war but young men are fleeing economic and political hardship at home many of them algerians are guinea is where they're said to be contested election and was the european union has funded countries such as morocco or libya to stem out the flow of migration morocco received almost a $1000000000.00 since 2014 well that hasn't stopped these young men from taking this dangerous

an uninhabitable hell floods and storms account for around 80 percent of the increase in the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrants arrive in 14 years with 1000 people landed in the spanish islands off the coast of west africa over the weekend migrants are increasingly taking the dangerous atlantic ocean route to reach europe instead of traveling via the mediterranean sea where they face heightened security local politicians have asked madrid for help saying the canary islands do not have enough resources. health care workers in china have been told to test all 9000000 residents of change out in just 5 days the city has reported a dozen new cases linked to a hospital treating code 900 patients certain areas of the city have already been placed under lockdown. you stay with us on al-jazeera if you find that america is up next. he began with the war and the good it was to hear i got shot by fall ball i felt like i was that a documentary filmmaker once granted unconditional assignment contrasts his experiences with those seeking refuge today and intimate you know of the conseq

hundreds of boats carrying more than a 1000 migrants have landed in the canary islands over the pastweek the red cross says the spanish islands haven't seen numbers like that since 2006 and mostly west african migrants made a dangerous 600 kilometer journey along the coast of senegal and up to the canary islands from dhaka nicholas hack reports. ebro my job is not ready to give up his dream playing football in europe he believes he can succeed where his own goals have failed 10 years after they went missing trying to make it does baines canary islands by boat job is getting ready for the journey you do. if you leave field with worries and apprehension you want make it you need to take risks you need to be brave. i'm a man i'm willing to risk my life whatever the outcome for me europe is decent. it is a feeling shared by these young men just arrived in spain's canary islands they come from guinea senegal or algeria not flee war but political and economic instability now in the hands of spanish border guards who will decide on their fate while agreements between the e.u. and countries

europe is the solution. >> it is a feeling shared by these young men just arrived in spain's canary islandsey got from new guinea, senegal, not fleeing war, but political and economic instability. now in the hands of spanish border guards will decide their fate. there are less migrants crossing the mediterranean, the spanish interior ministry say they are facing an unprecedented amount of asylum seekers, 530% increase of arrivals this year alone. this is where they eat and drink, sometimes they run out of petrol and come back to shore. while it is dangerous, the human traff traffickers that did not want to be filmed, there is no shortage of migrants that want to take this journey. >> he is packing his bags, some clothing, his football boots and a prayer. before leaving, he needs the blessing of the elders, traveling to europe costs thousands of dollars, a small fortune for these families. >> mothers sell their land and the jewelry with the support of fathers and from one day to another, we see young men leave in the pursuit of happiness. >> he has taken this journey before and failed. faced

more than a 1000 migrants have arrived on spain's career canary island since friday the surgeon arrivals there is the highest since 2006 many africans are taking the more dangerous route across the atlantic to the canary islands because agreements with turkey morocco and libya have tightened control over the mediterranean route to europe. the world health organization has warned of widespread kovan fatigue across europe as the number of new coronavirus cases continues to jump tensions are rising in cities where measures have been reintroduced to try to curb the spread of the new restrictions are having more of an impact on some sectors and others for example people working in the service industry i mean i'm sure they say scotland's not like shutdown has put their business is on thin ice hospitality industry workers protesting glasgow they worried about the future is after the scottish government announced restaurants boston pops across much of the country will close for the next 2 wakes they concerned shared by the box. is the answer they have businesses and now being hit by the city's 1

the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrants arrive in 14 years more than 1000 people landed in the spanish islands off the coast of west africa over the weekend migrants increasingly taking the dangerous and atlantic ocean route to reach europe instead of traveling by the mediterranean sea where they face heightened security local politicians have asked madrid for help saying the canary islands do not have enough resources health care workers in china have been told to test all 9000000 residents of qingdao in just 5 days the city has reported a dozen new cases linked to a hospital treating code 900 patients certain areas of the city have already been placed under lockdown for the top stories al jazeera investigations continues next with our exclusive look at the cyprus papers i'll be back with news straight after that story then. in part one our undercover reporters were given legal advice on how a convicted money laundering could invest in cyprus. now the lawyer patel just describes how a successful applicant can ensure his wealth is never traced back to his criminal

more than a 1000 refugees have read spain's canary islands and 48 hours the largest number since 2016 over the weekend the refugees headed to the south coast of gran canaria and 37 boats many were rescued at sea refugees are now taking a dangerous route into the atlantic ocean to reach europe since morocco increased security along its borders local politicians say the canary islands do not have enough resources for the refugees. 20 years after zimbabwe's controversial land reform policy been thousands of white farmers were forcibly evicted some are returning to the land just tenants of black owners as horowitz also reports from the east province the government hopes their return will boost production amid warnings that millions as a bubbly ends are facing food shortages. zimbabwe's government calls these collaboration partnerships or joint ventures some whites who were forced off commercial farms joining the land reform programme 20 years ago coming back to work with black landowners. are the people who've got the money and the resources to partner the land has been just the best thin

of senegal a vessel caught fire shortly after leaving leaving the town of my poor for spain's canary islands on saturday. but with just 5 days to go until the u.s. election president donald trump has hailed new figures showing his country's economy has grown at a wreck or pace the 3rd quarter of the years or 33 percent change in g.d.p. from the previous period is trillions of dollars of coronavirus stimulus fueled consumer spending but it still means the economy is smaller compared to the situation before the crisis with no deal in sight for another for another round of relief as infections continue to climb. well donald trump and joe biden both been campaigning in florida biden held a slim lead in that state for some time but in the past 7 days president trump has closed the gap party call he is in washington joins us now and i suppose these figures at least on the surface play into trump's final pitch to voters to focus on the economy rather than the coronavirus. well he's going to try to do that but he's kind of stepping on his own message the local news coverage is what really matters wh

many west africans are now making the perilous journey via the atlantic to the canary islands insteadothers have returned home voluntarily or forcibly. lalla sy reports from senegal. the senegalese coast is a starting point for many migrants who aspire to reach europe or the canary islands in order to offer their families better living conditions. like many young senegalese migrants, tidiane camara wanted to reach europe via libya. he left the region in southern senegal in travelled to niger before entering libya, where he started working in construction. he was 2a years old. translation: one day, they came into the house at 8:00 pm. there were three of them and they started banging on the door. before i opened it, i asked if they were arabs or blacks because i didn't have any libyan friends. when they answered that they were arabs, i wanted to run away. so they started shooting with guns and i got one in the leg. at first tidiane couldn't get medical treatment because he didn't have a passport, so his wound became infected and his leg had to be amputated. after spending a month in ho

the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrants arrive in 14 years more than 1000 people landed in the spanish olives off the coast of west africa over the weekend migrants saw increasingly taking the dangerous atlantico sion route to reach europe is set of traveling by the mediterranean sea where they face heightened security local politicians have asked madrid for help saying the canary islands do not have enough resources health care workers in china have been told to test all 9000000 residents or qingdao in just 5 days the city has reported a dozen new cases linked to a hospital treating code 19 patients certain areas of the city have already been placed under lockdown substories the stream is up next looking at rape in bangladesh with more news thank you for that. i am femi ok in this episode of the stream requires a warning we are going to be talking about rape torture and the sexual harassment of women in banda desh and with the women who will not necessarily see any justice so if you need a moment to leave the room if you are watching with somebody who needs to le

many west africans are now making the perilous journey via the atlantic to the canary islands instead others have returned home voluntarily or forcibly. a report from senegal. the senegalese coast is a starting point for many migrants who aspire to reach europe or the canary islands in order to offer theirfamilies better living conditions. like many young senegalese migrants this man wanted to reach europe via libya. he left the a region in southern senegal in troubled tunisia before entering libya, where he started working in construction. he was 2a years old. there were three of them and they started banging on the door before. at first he just couldn't get medical treatment because he didn't have a passport, so his wound became infected and his leg had to be amputated. after spending a month in hospital, it was impossible for him to find work or to stay in libya. so he asked to be repatriated. the senegalese who choose illegal immigration sometimes begin the dangerous journey from villages such as kochie, where we are in the locality of mali kunda, 80 kilometres from the senegalese

in the morning and now local authorities have the power to ban travel between regions only the canary islands if you consent the prime minister is asking the parliament for an extension of the new rules so that they can remain in place until may spain became the 1st european nation to record a 1000000 cuban american cases last week when the pandemic 1st hit spain imposed tough restrictions the prime minister doesn't want to go back to that he hopes these new measures will be enough to keep people safe. for more reports of how to fully las joins me how low the spanish prime minister says it's an extreme situation how does that compare to the spring well in fact an extreme situation ed the numbers are not looking good there's over $400.00 cases per 100000 it's over there with among the worst in europe you know such as france italy and belgium but of course we compare the situation back to the spring when testing wasn't happening to the same degree is happening now at the number of people who are actually dying of cover on a day to day level you know we're around a 1000 mark back in the spring a

according to researchers there's a 500 percent increase in migrants coming to the shores of the canary islands mostly because of the corona. construction has investment has the president of. relief to tackle the economic crisis and that's why so many young men are willing to take this dangerous journey for the hope of a better life or a broader e.u. foreign ministers say they're ready to sanction the bell or russian president alexander lukashenko the move comes after a look at held unexpected talks with jailed opposition activists to discuss constitutional reform the e.u. has already sanctioned 40 other beller russian officials to step up pressure against the bottom crackdown on protesters meanwhile policing delarue still be allowed to use lethal weapons against protesters on sunday more than 700 people were arrested as they rallied. to step down there's been widespread demonstrations inside disputed election last august. there's been protests in several latin american countries on the anniversary of the explorer christopher columbus arrival in the americas these were the scenes in chile at an

it is a feeling shared by these young men just arrived in spain's canary islands they come from guineasenegal or algeria not flee war but political and economic instability now in the hands of spanish border guards who will decide on their fate while agreements between the e.u. and countries such as libya tunisia and morocco mean there are less migrants crossing the mediterranean the spanish interior ministry says they are facing an unprecedented surge of african asylum seekers coming through the atlantic ocean with a 530 percent increase in arrivals this year alone. this is where. we come back to shore. and dangerous. which human traffickers that. shortage. job is packing his bags some clothing his football boots and a prayer before leaving leeds the blessing of the elders traveling to europe costs thousands of dollars a small fortune for these families. mothers sell their land even their jewelry with the support of fathers and from one day to another we see young men leave in the pursuit of happiness. he has taken this journey before and failed. faced with the shame of returning home

coast of senegal the vessel caught fire after sailing from st louis on saturday bound for the canary islandsthere has been a major increase in boats trying to reach the spanish territory in the atlantic around 400 migrants have drowned already this year and other boat sinkings. is chief of mission of the international organization for migration in senegal he joins us now from the capital dakar thank you so much for your time why are we seeing this major increase in these boats trying to reach the canary islands. a little i know you were going to some this if you can hear me now i want to know why we are seeing this major increase in the boats trying to reach the canary islands and some to remark jokes so you know we're going to thank you for inviting me. over the past. month start in september we have seen. 14 boats being sent a course going go towards. about 660 people are under 660 people. we believe. the number of people pouring. east who led to the to the stocks in the. sense. of the 98 in london make road. the enough closed several border to last mile and. a quarter to 4 of the legs on

the morning and now local authorities have the power to ban travel between regions only in the canary islands if you consent the prime minister is asking the parliament for an extension of the new rules so that they can remain in place and to match spain became the 1st european nation to record a 1000000 cuban americans cases last week when the pandemic 1st hit spain imposed tough restrictions the prime minister doesn't want to go back to that he hopes these new measures will be enough to keep people safe. here's a look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic in china almost 5000000 residents and changing problems are being treated for coated after all a local outbreak officials say the mass rapid test will be complete in days the australian state of victoria has a further easing as strict lockdown after going 24 hours without any new cases shops restaurants bars be opening for the 1st time in a number of months and vice president mike pence is continuing his election campaigning that despite many of his staff testing positive us has recorded his highs number of cases in recent

in the morning and now local authorities have the power to ban travel between regions only the canary islands is exempt the prime minister is asking the parliament for an extension of the new rules so that they can remain in place until may spain became the 1st european nation to record a 1000000 coronavirus cases last week when the pandemic 1st hit spain imposed tough restrictions the prime minister doesn't want to go back to that he hopes these new measures will be enough to keep people safe we're joined now by journalist. has biased in madrid recover what does this announcement main for diaby life in spite. this means affectively we're back with square one so to the legal and minister if standpoint in which we were the last march 1000 situation has forced the regional and central governments to seek legal umbrella we are able to implement measures that restrict people's freedoms in particular freedom of movement and they want to do it in a flexible and urgent way where they dig deep and do it before the central asia approach of previous months that will doubtless communities in the center

off the coast of senegal a vessel caught fire shortly after leaving the town of bush to spain's canary islands international organization for migration says the incident is the deadliest shipwreck recorded this year. we believe the. number of the poor. is related to the stock to. 99 and in the. road. closed several border to what's now and. still migrant to use. or growth reordered. west african road is a north route that was tools in. 2006 and we have. the road. and with just 5 days to go until u.s. election president trump has held new figures showing the country's economy is quite a record pace of 5 quarters or 33 percent change in g.d.p. but the economy is still smaller than before the crisis as the number of infections keep climbing coming up next barbara starr is al-jazeera correspondent fascism in the family an exploration of family links to form a leader benito mussolini as regime examines if it's any might now be embracing fascist ideologies most believed gone forever. i was like yes i was i. guess the best who was p.b.s. was the by us i was. thinking i was. pleased. with me and i mad

the canary islands have seen the highest number of migrants arrive in 14 years more than 1000 people landed in the spanish islands off the coast of west africa over the weekend u.s. supreme court nominee amy coney barrett's confirmation hearing is set to begin shortly that's despite 2 republicans on the senate judiciary committee having coronavirus republicans are pushing ahead rapidly to confirm barrett before november's election and expand the court's conservative majority we'll have live coverage of the start of the hearing in about half an hour and those are the headlines the news will be continuing here on all of his era after the war in a tub or good buy. during the war in october 973 ariel sharon was the general in command of the 143rd reserve army division one of 3 facing the egyptians in the suez front. a controversial personality sharon had already developed a plan to deal with any egyptian attack during his 3 and a half years as commander of the southern front an assignment that had ended just 3 months earlier. so then i asked him what will happen only if there ever any. wi

many west africans are making the perilous journey via the atlantic to the canary islands.bly. we have this report from senegal. the senegalese coast as a starting port for many migrants who aspire for europe or the canary islands in order to offer theirfamilies better living conditions. like many young senegalese migrants, he went to europe via libya. he started working in construction in libya. he was 2a years old. translation: one day roberts came in to the house around 9pm. they started banging on the door. before i opened it, i asked if they were arabs. they started shooting with guns and i was wounded in the leg. at first he could not get medical treatment because he did not have a passport, so his wound became infected and his leg had to be amputated. after spending a month in the hospital, it was impossible for him to find work or to stay in libya, so he asked to be repatriated. the senegalese who choose illegal immigration sometime start their dangerous journey from villages like this one. many lose their lives along the way and with more than 5000 deaths in 2017 i

coast of san diego a vessel caught fire shortly after leaving the town of my book the spain's canary islands on saturday. warn our top story now the attack which has left 3 people dead in the french city of nice i'm now joined by dr miriam francois she is a research associate for the center of islamic studies at so us university of london joins me now over skype and of course miriam this comes just weeks another horrific attack coming just weeks after the beheading of history teacher samuel patti how would you describe the public reaction in france. i think it's as you might expect i mean it's widespread to shock horror a sense that you know we're going through this again as a nation it's been many years now of repeated attacks targets i think of very much designed to create a sense of shock. and a star up on the lying we might say schisms within french society so it's a little bit like groundhog day and it's another tragic event for the nation to be grieving throughout a time that's already as you might imagine very difficult process going into lockdown from this evening and so it is there'

it caught fire after leaving the canary islands on saturday.e rescued by fishermen and the spanish navy. the organization says it was the deadliest shipwreck recorded this year. earlier, we spoke to the chief of mission for the organization of migration in senegal and he says it is the pandemic that is forcing many people to attempt sea crossing. >> we believe the big number of people fleeing now is related to the fact that since the covid-19 pandemic, the roads have been closed and several borders are closed now and the opportunity for some migrants to use the old road -- we know the west african road is an old road that was used in the years 2006 and we are seeing that this road is being used again. anchor: now, to tanzania where an opposition candidate has been arrested. the u.s. says it has serious doubts of irregularities. the vote has already been marred about complaints regarding internet access and fraud. reporter: this was the scene moments before the main opposition presidential candidate was arrested. he had just called for mass prot

is there much an inland east province zimbabwe more than a 1000 refugees have reached spain's canary islands in 48 hours that's the largest number since 2016 over the weekend the refugees headed to the south coast of gran canaria in boats many were rescued at sea refugees are now taking a dangerous route into the atlantic ocean to reach europe since morocco increased security along its borders and local politicians say the canary islands do not have enough resources for the refugees video of a group of bangladeshi men attacking and stripping a woman who has provokes more protests condemning violence against women hundreds rallied in the capital dhaka to accuse the government of failing to tackle the alarming wise in gang rape and sexual assaults demonstrators are demanding capital punishment for offenders over many attacks aren't reported. a bus heading to a buddhist temple has collided with a train in thailand killing at least 18 people around 30 others were injured it happens about 60 kilometers in the capital bangkok dozens of passengers were on the bus as it crossed the rail tracks durin

according to researchers there's a 500 percent increase in migrants coming to the shores of the canary islands mostly because of the coronavirus and the economic hardship that has come with that construction has stopped investment has faltered the president of of senegal has asked for debt relief to tackle the economic crisis ahead and that's why so many young men are willing to take this dangerous journey for the hope of a better life abroad. now students across 12 african countries have headed back to classes schools reopened after a 6 month coronavirus lockdown in nigeria nearly 40000000 have to try to catch up on missed school work but they'll also return to a new set of rules as the government continues to struggle to stop the spread of my dearest reports in the capital. it's a new school term like no other students are returning to an environment governed by you see 2 rules. their temperature is checked washing in sanitising hands is mandatory. in class social distancing is in for just what it's an exciting for them it's also. the heaviest of the family environment but they can divert if

to reach europe since morocco increased security along its borders local politicians say the canary islands do not have enough resources for the refugees 20 years after zimbabwe's controversial land reform policy when thousands of white farmers were forcibly evicted some are returning to the land as tenants of black owners as heroin reports from the province the government's hopes their return will boost production and had warnings that millions of zimbabweans are facing food shortages. zimbabwe's government calls these collaboration smart partnerships or joint ventures some whites who were forced off commercial farms joining the land reform programme 20 years ago are coming back to work with black landowners allowing other people who've got the money and the resources to partner the land has been just the best thing that has happened to us obviously we know we work together well. we also with the partnership the good thing about the partnership is the skills transfer. 2 decades after the government sees thousands of white owned commercial farms land and who it rightfully belongs to is stil

louis on saturday for the canary islands. azerbaijan is exchanged dozens of bodies in a handover, a brief pause in hostilities since the latest cease-fire rooster avail. --appears to have failed. a city came under fierce shot from the syrian forces. the u.s. economy has expended by record 33% in the third quarter as it recovers from the pandemic. last week 751,000 americans apply for jobless benefits, the lowest weekly total since march. the belarusian president has replaced his interior minister. the police chief who the crackdown on antigovernment protesters in the capital, minsk. alexander lukashenko appointed a former head of the kgb police as one of two new aides. 16,000 people have been detained since his disputed reelection in august which opponents say was rigged. stay with us on al jazeera. up next is "inside story." >> i another attack in france as it is facing growing muslim rage. muslims are angry over what they say is a targeting of their religion. the french president argues it is rhythm of speech. can this rift

more than a 1000 refugees reach spain's canary islands in the 48 hour was to saturday that's the largest number in 4 years they headed to the south coast of gran canaria in 37 votes many were rescued at sea refugees have been taking a dangerous route into the atlantic ocean to reach europe since morocco increased security along its borders local politicians are say the canary islands to not have enough resources for the refugees. presidential elections in the self declared republic of northern cyprus have produced no clear winner with the vote now progressing to a runoff it will see a faceoff between incumbent president was the 5 who supports the reunification of cypress and nationalist candidate. who is backed by turkey the island of cyprus has been divided since 1974 into the turkish speaking north and the greek cypriot south that has more. he's the leader of a country that nobody but turkey recognizes and now turkey's leaders have turned against him to. most of his hoping to be reelected as president of the self declared republic of northern cyprus with a population of no more than ha

off the coast of senegal a vessel caught fire shortly after leaving the town of bor the spain's canary islands on saturday international organization for migration says the incident was the deadliest shipwreck recorded this year what's it for myself from the team here in london i'll see you tomorrow evening coming up next on al-jazeera it's one i want to east. $100.00 is said more than 36 percent we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the way we live in is going dispensable to economic activity but industrial news is worsening access to fresh water counting the cost on al-jazeera . across aboriginal australia the black lives matter move on the streets of america resonates deeply. indigenous leaders are using the groundswell of anger by the racially just to protest the high number of their own lives. and it's. aboriginal people i dissed proportionately arrested and locked up in a struggle some as young as 10 years old. playing escorted from the courthouse back when it was just all metal around you you just feel like a caged animal just things are. locking up 10 year

everywhere except the canary islands. state of emergency also gives regional governments some powers to try to stop the spread of the virus. each region will be able to apply its own measures, after central government -- the government hopes to extend the state of emergency until next year, but for this they need the backing of other political parties, and that will top and without a fight. meanwhile, covid cases continue to spiral upwards. al jazeera, madrid. ♪ host: at least eight people have been killed in a bombing at a religious school in a northwest pakistan city of peschel are -- peshawar. police said the bomb was left in a bag in the school -- and the bomb detonated as students gathered. victoria: up to 500 students were packed into this room with the bomb exploded. [explosion] they were listening to election by a prominent scholar at the religious school in peshawar. >> it was 8:00 in the morning, the teacher was giving a lesson. we are to big bang in the students were all running here and there. correspondent: t

in the morning and now local authorities have the power to ban travel between regions only the canary island is exempt the prime minister is asking the parliament for an extension of the new rules so that they can remain in place until may spain became the 1st european nation to record a 1000000 cuban american cases last week when the pandemic 1st hit spain imposed tough restrictions the prime minister doesn't want to go back to that he hopes these new measures will be enough to keep people safe. well earlier we asked journalist for qatar perez celera in madrid what is behind spine's latest spike in coronavirus crisis. really numbers down in spring. we thought restrictions fairly quickly and we were trying to track the interest and to reveal how they could be of those areas more dependent on tourism but it backfired very quickly and that is this really has been seen in. paris celera in madrid ok let's have a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic and francaise reported a record of more than 52000 new coronavirus cases in the most recent 24 hour period italy's prime minister s

coast of senegal the vessel caught fire after sailing from st louis on saturday bound for the canary islands. a meteor and azerbaijan have exchanged dozens of bodies killed in fighting over nagorno-karabakh the handover was a brief pause in hostilities as the latest ceasefire appears to have failed the city of havana coats came under heavy shelling from their forces the u.s. economy has expanded by a record 33 percent of the 3rd quarter as it recovers from the pandemic last week 7 151000 americans applied for jobless benefits the lowest weekly total since march the belarusian president has replaced his interior minister the police chief who is led the crackdown on anti-government protesters in the capital minsk alexander lukashenko also appointed a former head of the k.g.b. police is one of 2 new aides around to 16000 people have been detained since lucas has disputed reelection in august which opponents say was rigged. stay with us here on al-jazeera up next is inside story. another attack in france facing growing muslim brage muslims are angry over what they say is a targeting of their rel

trauma it suffered in the spring the new law includes night time curfews everywhere except the canary islands prime minister pedro sanchez says the legislation will last for 15 days but he was parliament to extend it for 6 months and then awkward through the whole legal constitutional he gives legal constitutional coverage for the temporary restriction for 6 months of fundamental rights such as freedom of movement from 11 pm to 6 am it also gives regions the ability to stop people coming in or out of certain neighborhoods i'm a city or a whole region. the world health organization says europe reported 222000 new covered $1000.00 cases on saturday accounted for nearly half the global total but addressing the world health summit happening in berlin but also online the head of the united nations urged countries to think beyond their own borders and we need global solidarity every step of the way developed countries must support all systems in countries that are short of resources and we must join together as governments the private sector of civil society and all partners to make sure vaccines t