with more here's our rugby league correspondent dave woods who was watching in christchurch.of that performance? i thought there were too many unforced errors. i think the disappointing part of that for me was that we didn't create too many chances and set the light on fire in the opposition half and with all of those things it wasn't a great kicking game. i thought we took a step backwards was from what we showed last week. should we pay tribute to the kiwis because they have a lot of great players? those three guys were exceptional and they had some great defence. as brian has alluded to, i don't think the british halves... credit to the kiwis, they defended exceptionally well, they built some pressure and they kept it up in the second half. everybody got excited when the great britain concept came around, has that been a success? i think it dampened it when it came so don't think we should throw the baby out with the bath water. we need to think about it clearly and concisely and making a decision with that but i think it is still a concept to go with. papa new guinea next

defeat on the great britain rugby league lions in christchurch. and saracens silence the gloucester fans with victory at kingsholm and move second in the premiership. good evening, welcome to tonight's programme. we start with the premier league where chelsea's 2—0 win over crystal palace has moved them above manchester city and into second in the table. it was their sixth league win in a row, the first time they've done that since they won the title. they move within five points of leaders liverpool who play city tomorrow. paul frostick was watching. five premier league wins in a row for chelsea left them in good shape heading into this fixture with crystal palace. and after an incredible midweek champions league comeback, they were full of confidence.

him in if he is illegal that says let me go back to my question what you avoided answering the christchurchshooter was an immigrant he was a christian he was a white nationalists who killed muslims and he had on his weaponry references to a bottle in which a king of poland defeated muslim invaders he had the name of the polish military commander of one of his weapons so i ask again why didn't you according to your own logic go to christ and disown him say this has nothing to do with us nothing to do with poland or christianity that's what you expect of muslims why didn't you do that in new zealand i ask again thank you very much thank god for king sobieski stop muslims in vienna thank god the. world by the way and i'm not going to react on any who is trying to use our beautiful history for a terror attack and market muslim say the same do you don't see the illogic of your position. about. them not not at all ok i got asked a question and i want to talk about the broader cultural point because you have said in a previous interview this is about culture this is about preserving christian cult

zealand,cross to new not a bad friday. 19 celsius in christchurch. mostly clear.e in auckland, milder of 23. over, systemsding impacting tasmania in victoria. christchurch just 19 degegrees cecelsius. further to the north into japap, cool. not bad friday. saturday could seeee showers, maybybe mountain snowow. 12 i in tokyo. ♪ ♪ >> the top stories on al jazeera , u.s. president donald trump said his government has resume talks with the afghan taliban. he made his comments during a surprise visit to afghanistan. sedans transitional government has approved a dismantling the former regime and dissolving the national congers party. they say it deserves the dignity of the sudanese people. 33 killed after security forces opened fire on antigovernment protests in an iraqi southern city. 11 people have been killed in another city. protesters set fire to the iranian consulate on wednesday. pro-democracy activists in hong kong are calling on world leaders to follow the u.s., after president donald trump signed a bill supporting human rights in the semiautonomous chinese terr

it is unsettled into christchurch. cloudy skies in auckland. more in the way of sunshine.inds. i wednesday, we have a rain chance still impacting much of the south island, but not bad at 15 in christchurch. auckland up 20. -- at 20. ♪ >> the top stories on al jazeera , the u.s. says it will no longer consider israeli settlements in the occupied west bank illegal. palestine's president has condemned the move, but it has been welcomed by israel's prime minister, who says it rights a historical wrong. seized.abia and ships dozens of protesters in hong kong staged a daring escape from a university besieged by police, ropesing down roads -- and escaping. police in georgia have fired tear gas and water cannons to clear protesters rallying for a second day near the parliament building in the capital. thousands of people attempted to blockade parliament. opposition activists say more than 20 were arrested. in thepeople rallied city. they are angry parliament failed to pass election reforms. >> protesters are now moving down the street. riot police have responded. protesters put pa

i don't remember seeing you marching in christchurch all the solidarity all the solidarity candles andall this painting on the floor it's a joke but where we discuss what it was you know i don't remember seeing. in dometic i remember seeing you with a polish government marching in new zealand why didn't you do what we muslim leaders did because most. of the needed marches we have our borders which are safe that's got nothing to do with the question christian far right nationalist carried out an attack in new zealand if you will saying muslims should condemn a muslim attack which they did why didn't you go to new zealand and condemn that attack why did you watch like muslim leaders did in paris why did you march in question. think that this muslims this preachers this is noms are so peaceful let them go to saudi arabia let them go to qatar if you want to be a refugee you have to flee to the 1st safe country neighbor country then you have to apply you have to prove who you are and now we are having people in europe which is not poland is not a neighbor of syria without documents or 5 pas

they have another goal next week in christchurch against new zealand.re ad lib and second phase, that really troubled the kiwis. i like to see them throw caution to the wind a little bit earlier in the tackle account and earlier in the tackle account and earlier in the game. brian, what needs to improve next week? not too much, ijust think they needs to improve next week? not too much, i just think they are needs to improve next week? not too much, ijust think they are a game down in relation to the two games against the kiwis. a little more courage and a little less fear, if that's the right expression, and play a bit more. we are on our way to christchurch, new england against dutch great britain against new zealand. straight after that match, tonga caused a huge upset in auckland beating the world champions australia. the tongans came back from six points down at half time to claim a 16—12 victory. it is australia's first defeat to a side other than new zealand, england, or great britain since losing to france in 1978. lewis hamilton should win his s

the programme: the kiwis inflict a third tour defeat on the great britain rugby league lions in christchurchcens silence the gloucester fans with victory at kingsholm in their first game since being sanctioned for salary cap breaches. hello and welcome to the programme, plenty of movers and shakers in the premier league after today's results. in form leicester are now up to second after an impressive 2—0 win over arsenal at the kingpower stadium leicester had won eight of their last 11 home league games and ayoze perez had the chance to put them ahead in the first half, but fired into the stands. wilfred ndidi came even closer after the break. ricardo carved an opening but the nigerian could only hit the cross bar. arsenal then had a goal ruled out offside before jamie vardy finally found a way though for leicester and scored his eleventh goal of the season. it pretty quickly got worse for the visitors. brendan rodgers‘ side were in complete control and james maddison doubled their lead...2—0 to leicester it finished. a fourth consecutive premier league victory. well chelsea were briefly sec

great britain have a reputation to restore when they run out in blustery christchurch in the stadiumot the edge, great britain had their chances towards the end but could not take them. injuries are beginning to take a toll as well, giving the rugby league lions and unfamiliar look for this next game. when you‘re out, his replacement also out. warrington stand—off will play on the wang for the first mms career and his team—mates which is from the second rowe forward into the centre. team—mates which is from the second rowe forward into the centrem team—mates which is from the second rowe forward into the centre. it is on the cv, won the challenge cup stand—off, so nice to make my debut at centre and get that on the cv and get back to, get a win over the kiwis, make it 1—1 and just looking forward to putting the jersey on. what is it like in the camp?m forward to putting the jersey on. what is it like in the camp? it is a great group of lads, a great crowd, it isjokers, plenty great group of lads, a great crowd, it is jokers, plenty of laughs every day, great place to be. new zealand

and we've got a good couple days ahead really across both on and over new zealand 15 celsius in christchurch on monday 21 in or clint and then it really does will map ahead of the next system on choose day in christchurch with a high of 26. since its inception in 1961 the kuwait fund has been supporting people's livelihoods in over 100 countries by funding projects in an array of sectors. ranging from infrastructure to health and education. these initiatives ultimately help to eradicate poverty. and promote sustainable development. the top stories here at al-jazeera a record number of people turned out to vote in hong kong's local elections almost 2000000 people have already cast their ballots the followers months of increasingly violent protests against pro beijing policies. and in breaking news security forces have killed at least 2 people in iraq while trying to disperse protests in the southern city of basra and 70 others were injured another 3 people were also shot dead in nazareth after security forces opened fire on protesters. in libya a spokesman for the wall literally for half the

those attacks i don't remember seeing you or any other member of the polish government marching in christchurchnew zealand in solidarity with the muslim. i don't know missing you marching in christ church all the solidarity all the solidarity candles and all this painting on the floor it's a joke but where we all need this guy was you know i don't remember seeing. dometic i remember seeing you with a polish government marching in new zealand why didn't you do what we muslim leaders did because most. of the needed marches we have our borders which are safe that's got nothing to do with the question christian far right nationalist carried out an attack in new zealand if you will saying muslims should condemn a muslim attack which they did why didn't you go to new zealand and condemn that attack why did you watch like muslim leaders did in paris why did you march in question. think that this muslims this preachers this is moms are so peaceful let them go to saudi arabia let them go to qatar if you want to be a refugee you have to flee to the free state country neighbor country then you have to app

on wednesday 22 in oakland and actually warming up in christchurch as we head to thursday. the brazilian journalist investigating a politically struction land grab all the farmers helped get elected and he's reprieve them that's empowering everyday people to profit from the destruction of the rain forest people are almost willing to give their life away and guarantee the occupation knowledge of the land is journalism the last hope in the fight for sleep the amazon says not only a land conflict but a conflict of narrative brazil the age of boston are all whose truth is it anyway on al-jazeera. without is there and it's time for us to take a look at the top stories hundreds of people are marching towards an airfield in eastern democratic republic of congo where u.n. peacekeepers a base 4 people including a soldier were killed on monday in benning as protesters stormed the u.n. compound the people are angry at persistent attacks by armed rebels. a powerful earthquake has hit albania killing at least 6 people the $6.00 magnitude quake struck just north of the capital to run the

the match was the first t20 of their five match series in christchurch.ernational t20 half century with 59 off 38 balls. this was the first meeting against the black caps since england beat them in the one—day world cup final in the summer. we have a busy weekend of hockey ahead as great britain's men and women, plus ireland's women look to book their place at tokyo 2020. all three have double—headers. great britain's women face world number 18 side chile in london, and they have to win if they stand any chance of defending the gold they won in rio. jo currie explains. this weekend marks a huge moment for gb hockey, both the women's and men's teams taking out and knock out qualifying matches which will determine whether they do or don't go to next year's 0lympic determine whether they do or don't go to next year's olympic games in tokyo. the men are up against malaysia, the women, reigning 0lympic champions, take on chile. both faith or opposition twice over the weekend on saturday and sunday, and the winner will go to the 0lympic and the winner will go t

to tell you that new zealand were put into bat. in the 1st t20 international against england in christchurchite — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. quirky phrases and his voice have made the speaker a well—known figure around the world. order! bellowing. .. behave yourself! colourful... i couldn't give a flying flamingo what your view is! unforgettable. leave the chamber, get out, we'll manage without you! asjohn bercow leaves the speaker's chair after a decade, the tributes are piling up. you have been a remarkable speaker of this house. the highest duty that the speaker of the house of commons is to be the champion of our house and its members and to defend our right to freedom of speech in defence of our constituents and, mr speaker, you have done this. at 18, he had a rhetorical flourish and a crowdpleasing line.|j rhetorical flourish and a crowdpleasing line. i would suggest that the reason she sought to join the european parliament was precisely the same. an mp from 1997, he has reformed the speakership to ditching the quick traditional

first have a television show and then straight to preer of the christchurch shootings. >> mmm... >> stephen reform banning all military-style assault rifles. that was inspiring to those of us who live in the united states who deal with gun violence. how did you do it? i'm asking for 350 million friends of mine. >> well, yon, we're pragmatists in new zealand and, so, when it was described to me the weapons that we used and how easily they were obtained, my immediate reaction was that can't stand, it has to change. and, so, you know, i needed the votes of three political parties to be able to do it, but i don't think i would even need to ask them if they thought the same thing. so i just went out there and said our laws will change and, in the end, every single member of parliament except for one voted for that change. >> stephen: we've gotten to the point where, in america, we basically -- we have a feeling that the gun laws can't be changed. >> yeah. >> stephen: was there no resistance to it? >> there were some people who weren't happy about the change, don't get me wrong. we turned somethi

are there they are angry so two of the last shootings the one in california it also new zealand christchurch those are shootings coming off one of these websites and also a lot of them had become fascist and deep lead disenchanted with their existence that they had decided they wanted to destroy civilization instead of rebuilding in a fascist way two r serious readers. serious readers. [inaudible conversations] >> bulk of everybody we as the entire staff are so happy to have you all here it is such an honor to host this event i am the owner of the mahaska bookshop we are so happy to be in a community that supports our local businesses as well as our local nonprofit and this is special

ets up to 21ures g degrees in christchurch.cross j japan, it is largely dy with temperatures falling away in tokyo for friday. ♪ >> the headlines now. the u.s. ambassador to the e.u. has been speaking at the impeachment hearings saying that president trump did put pressure on ukraine to investigate one of his political rivals. gordon sondland said it was part of a quid pro quo to withhold aid and a valuable meeting at the white house. israeli opposition leader benny gantz has been unable to perform -- to form a government. 100 protesters are still holed up in hong kong's besieged polytechnic university. china has accused the u.s. of meddling after senators passed a law supporting human rights and the territory. now violent protests have rocked chile. demonstrators are demanding social and economic reforms. a flag has immersed calling attention to chile's largest indigenous community. they have been resisting colonization for centuries and are angry that the constitution and the military has been used to suppress them. manuel: t

of the massacre of 51 people at 2 mosques in christchurch almost 8 months ago so if someone does take your front line and you decide to place a bed carry on as you watch just make sure that when you agree a good price you had found a brain with any of those naughty and no teeth social network certainly did not do enough to come but illegal activity is. occurring all a daily basis when it comes to political issues facebook seem to be very quick to close down accounts on the basis of its uses deserve better it is just extraordinary when it comes to do human trafficking accounts that promote doubt facebook is and is adamant about the rights of its uses one's governments start goes a very very serious financial fines on social media companies particularly on facebook only day and with those companies stop take. the fight against human trafficking the fight against terrorist activities and more seriously. some people engage in a so named technology detox to get away from all the white noise others do it because their lives are at risk their story is told next and why 5 refugees. live. live

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they beat new zealand by seven wickets in christchurch in the first t20 of their five match series.d his maiden interntaional t20 half century — 59 off 38 balls in what was the side's first meeting since the world cup final that england won in the summer. lewis hamilton should win a sixth formula one world title this weekend but says he can get even better. it's the us grand prix on sunday in austin. all he has to do is finish 8th to guarantee the title and that's if his only challenger, teamate valtterri bottas, takes the chequered flag. hamilton says a sixth f1 crown would be "unreal" but thinks he's still to reach the peak of his powers. now finally — this has been big news on social media — the former boxing world heavyweight champion tyson fury had a bit of fun as he made his wrestling debut last night. he made a grand entrance in wwe‘s crownjewel event in saudi arabia, and he won his fight against american braun strowman with a knockout punch. if you would believe that, you would believe anything. that's all the sport for now. lots more on the bbc sport website including a sac

celsius for friday but the the woman whether that will polish way and as we call it is saturday christchurch could touch 23 degrees will see similar temperatures to it japan for a time at least this fall and dry here on friday 22 celsius in tokyo a little colder fight in fry the much of saturday. the bold and the magnet for tourists from around the world but before the beach risk landscape young leaping to a bar with groups in syria when i went east investigates on al-jazeera. joining me maybe often as i put the questions to my special guests i'm challenged them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. back to look at the headlines the u.s. house of representatives has passed a vote formalizing the next phase of the pietschmann to inquiry into president donald trump testimonies will now be open to the public instead of being held behind closed doors iraq's president has addressed the nation in a bid to end weeks of violent protests. as promised to hold early elections and says the prime minister abdullah abdullah mattie will resign once a replacement is at the lead and a

cloud around yes but it's of the fair weather ferrazzi at least at the moment 23 celsius there for christchurch tough woman to go into friday and you can see it's largely dry but there is that what's the weather just knocking on the door all the south falling for the weekend meanwhile we've got some wet weather making its way into northern parts of japan not see bad at the moment it will sweep through as we go on into friday dry fine and sunny behind. jail you're at the mercy of the state but in the land of the free shareholders have a stake it is this profit motive that continues to interfere with adequate health care being provided to people who are detained and incarcerated across the country salt lines investigates how the outsourcing of health care in american jails is impacting the lives and deaths of those behind bars sick inside on al-jazeera. investigative journalism the world. global experts in discussion 3 times you get a deal and you disagree with the field because of the terrible twos the worst of all it was brought to us what you want to have stories from other angles. open your e

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content checkers that have been taken down footage of the massacre of 51 people at 2 mosques in christchurch almost 8 months ago so if someone does take your front line and you decide to place a bed carry on as you watch just make sure that when you agree a good price you don't celebrate with any of those naughty and no jeans. and it looks certainly do not do enough to illegal activity is. occurring all a daily basis when it comes to political issues facebook seem to be very quick to close down accounts on the basis its uses deserve better it is just extraordinary when it comes to do human trafficking accounts that promote facebook is in is adamant about the rights of its users one's governments goes a very very serious financial fines on social media companies particularly in facebook only day and with those companies stop take. the fight against human trafficking the fight against terrorist activities and more seriously. a public health emergency has been declared in india's capital pollution reaches critical levels schools have been close flights diverted on construction. works halted a t

a little bit of indigenous community christchurch. and by the river for me as a indigenous person as a person with eagerness background and 2nd the mayor of pacific you was a commie so there were people there so you know with serve very early and very generous important. kindness exactly the opposite cults in our wonder with spin and government has done on me you know exactly opposite of you know all the way strayer truth and. you know how i think. all of my works that i haven't done you know. now i think you still knew described. as you know are normal people like are those and i tried to show that space is serious as a human and you know i was walking against the creature that created by that was trillion dollar a month you know and they chant that. strongly as the years the nongovernment take action. eat their sheep to. you know are in negotiation. not directly so because it was so dark doesn't want to accept refugees and others. they say that we don't let others down so you know this is of course truth to a star community so that'

continue across into or planned as well and as we head into monday shutout a bit more showery in christchurch rather more persistent rain showers in oakland and feeling fresh in cross church as well with the high the 30. dreams johnson and entertainments await the people to rise above the violence around so it's my role to keep these girls at different times that they can leave the ruins of this community 3 short films show how the foments creates a home and family and gives hope and opportunity i. ha selects on al-jazeera. welcome back to look at the headlines this hour the iraqi human rights commission says at least 4 people have been killed during clashes in baghdad security forces have been using live ammunition and to gas to try to play a protest sites in the capital. india's supremes court has ruled a disputed religious site in the country's north be given to hindus for the construction of a temple to the hindu god rom the land in the town of iowa has long been claimed by both muslims and hindus and brazil's for president and he's emasculated to silver's held a rally a day off to secure

the south island of new zealand you're going to be seeing the facts of that storm as well so for christchurch here on wednesday it is going to be a windy in a wet day at 90 degrees and on thursday it is going to be auckland seeing the weather as well with a temperature of 18 degrees there and then very quickly up here towards parts of japan we do have a system that is going to be making its way across parts of parts of china with the snow and rain a temperature of 10 degrees. is a tipping point i notice are telling us right now that we have just. 12 near us the world's leaders fail to agree on a solution people are taking matters into their own. event. which is actually to get people to understand that it kills people and that it kills people now it's already killing both sides were to the people stores or no jazeera. from out of the top stories here not. bolivia's ousted president ever morale is just thanked his mexican counterpart for saving his life for others has been given asylum after he stepped down and fled his country in the face of mounting on the rest. many state workers in chile h

great britain lost 23—82 zealand in the second test against the side at christchurch.by, england beat france, theirfirst victory on women's rugby, england beat france, their first victory on english soil in seven years. i'll have more later at 5:30pm. india's supreme court has ruled in favour of a hindu claim to a bitterly disputed religious site in the town of ayodhya. the decision clears the way for a hindu temple to be built there. it's controversial because a sixteenth century mosque that previously stood on the land was torn down by activists in 1992. the attack led to communal violence and the deaths of hundreds of people. 0ur correspondent rajini vaidyanathan is in delhi. hindu groups are celebrating here at india's supreme court after the justices delivered a unanimous verdict. now their decision gives a hindu trust ownership of that hugely contested site in ayodhya in north india and effectively paves the way for a hindu temple to be built there. hindus believe that it is the site of the birthplace of lord ram, one of the most revered gods in the religion, but

third straight tour defeat, losing 23—8 to new zealand in the second test between the sides at christchurchtionals with an impressive win over france — their first victory on french soilfor seven years. i'll be back with more on those stories later. snp leader nicola sturgeon has been campaigning in scotland today. the party are calling for the minimum wage to be the same for younger workers as it is for those over the age of 25. campaigning in liberal democrat leaderjo swinson‘s seat of east dumbartonshire, ms sturgeon stressed the importance of voting in this general election. scotland's future is on the line at this election. if we don't come out and vote snp, we risk boris johnson taking us out of europe, taking us down a path we don't want to go down. we can't trust the other parties to stand up for scotland. i remember the last timejo swinson had any say, she went into david cameron's government. that is what we can expect from the lib dems. we need to make sure the snp are there standing up for scotland. if there is a hung parliament, we will tip the balance of power, making sure we

tour continued following their third straight defeat, losing 23 points against new zealand in christchurchd out to be a disappointment on results and performance. for great britain's by performance. for great britain's rugby league lines, the writing was on the wall, the task ahead now allowed clear and yelled out in black and white. with two defeats from two on this tour, there were reputations to restore but once again struggling to get to grips with new zealand. britain under pressure from the start. the kiwis rarely looked troubled. shawn johnson going over with barely a finger laid on him. britain bruised, bloodied and battered and have yet to reach half—time. after 12 years away, so much more had been expected. but it was the lions taking their chances. doing so quite brilliantly. josh hodgson eventually found a way through for great britain but the damage had been done. yet another defeat. this team and tour looking ever more troubled. meanwhile emily rudge scored an england women's record four tries in a 24—10 win over papua new guinea in their first test. the big match in the prem

see by wednesday we have got rain still impacting much of the south island but not bad at 15 in christchurch and feeling ok in oakland at 20. the british iraqi journalist visualizing complex statistics and a simple. i think it was a summary sites of communities to break apart from the systems and to collect data in a way that makes a represent different. challenging mainstream misconceptions keep the bike rates in control in the stations doesn't alienate people it doesn't make people feel like i'm not smart enough to understand spews truth is it any way on al-jazeera. reminder the top stories here are knowledge 0 the u.s. says it will no longer consider israeli settlements in the occupied west bank illegal palestine's president has condemned the move but has been welcomed by israel's prime minister who says it right to historical wrong. yemen's hoofy rebels say they've seized 3 vessels in the red sea including a saudi ship saudi arabia durley or accuse them of hijacking a ship towing a south korean drilling rig. dozens of protesters in hong kong are staged a daring escape from a university b

they were without some key players for their match against new zealand in christchurch this morning. next weekend. you can catch all the hightlights following the news here on bbc one. that's all the sport for now. that's all from us. the next news on bbc one is at twenty to six —— bye for now. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. it is1.12pm. the conservative peer, lady warsi, has accused the health secretary, matt hancock, of "whitesplaining", after he said that others in the party "take a more balanced approach" on islamophobia than her. lady warsi — who's led criticism of the tory hierarchy‘s response to islamophobia within the party — tweeted that she was "glad" to have colleagues, such as mr hancock, educate her on the issue, even after her "30 years of experience of work in race relations". mr hancock made the comments in an interview on the radio a's today programme, during which he was asked about suggestions that the party was watering down an inquiry into islamophobia. there needs to be an inquiry of course. but of course you should look into all kinds of prejudice

miserable tour continued this morning following their third straight defeat, losing to new zealand in christchurchment so far in terms of both performance and results. adam wild reports. for great britain's rugby league lions, the writing was on the wall. the task ahead, now loud, clear and writing was on the wall. the task ahead, now loud, clearand yelled out in black and white. with two defeats from two on this tour, there we re defeats from two on this tour, there were reputations to restore, but once again, they were struggling to get to grips with new zealand. britain under pressure from the start, the kiwis rarely looked troubled. shaun johnson going start, the kiwis rarely looked troubled. shaunjohnson going over with barely a finger laid on him. britain bruised, bloodied and battered and they had not reached half—time. after 12 years away, so much more had been expected from this british side but it was new zealand taking their chances. in the case of ken maumalo, doing so quite brilliantly. josh hodgson did eventually find their way through for great britain but the damage had been done.

england beat new zealand by seven wickets in christchurch in the first t20 of their 5 match series. england's matthew fitzpatrick has a one shot lead over rory mcilroy at the halfway stage of the world championship golf event in shanghai. he's on 11 under. stoke have sacked their manager nathanjones after a poor start to the championship season. they are in the relegation zone with just eight points from their first 14 games. the arsenal captain granit xhaka has been dropped for the second match running. it follows his reaction to being substituted last weekend. he has released a statement saying that repeated threats to his wife and daughter pushed him to "boiling point". the skipper swore at fans as he came off against crystal palace during their 2—2 draw. he was also dropped mid—week in the league cup and will play no part against wolves tomorrow. he says he reacted ‘disrespectfully‘, but he had been "hurt deeply" by comments about his family on social media and at matches. we saw liverpool beat arsenal on wednesday night to reach the league cup quarterfinals but we still don't k

zealand over the next day or so it's generally going to be dry here and improve in 15 celsius for christchurch we're getting up to around $26.00 as we go on into tuesday what's the weather started in the state and now it is a tropical system to its feet. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of the lives. of the stories. providing the clips into someone else's work. lead or do they all. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. and one of the top stories how much their local media in hong kong is reporting the pro-democracy parties have secured a majority in local elections votes are still being counted but so far they've secured only 44 percent of the $452.00 seats up for grabs. at least 60 people have been killed in severe flooding in northwestern kenya mudslides in west procope county have swept away 4 bridges and cut off an entire village. bolivia's interim president to sign legislation having the way for new elections and former president abel morale is barred from running he stepped down 2 weeks ago after a wave of violent protests over his disputed reel

cloud around yes but this of the fair weather for ati at least at the moment 23 celsius the full christchurch tough woman to go into friday and you can see it's largely dry but there is that what's the weather just knocking on the door on the south island for the weekend meanwhile we've got some wet weather making its way into northern parts of japan not see bad at the moment it will sweep through as we go on into friday dry fine and sunny behind. jail you're at the mercy of the state but in the land of the free shareholders have a stake it is this profit motive that continues to interfere with adequate health care being provided to people who are detained in incarcerated across the country salt mines investigates how the outsourcing of health care in american jails is impacting the lives and deaths of those behind bars sick inside on al-jazeera. welcome back a look at the headlines now iran's activated an underground uranium enrichment facility in the latest step away from the line mock nuclear deal struck in 2015 a much anticipated 1st public hearings in the impeachment inquiry into preside