says the government's response to the murders in these will be implacable and immediate david al-jazeera these. european leaders the reintroducing strict measures in response to rising coronavirus infections spain's catalonia region is softening its borders for 15 days france is gone into a month long national lockdown in germany has announced nationwide restrictions the u.s. has a record daily rise in covert dining team cases with almost 84000 reported on thursday the last 7 days saw the highest daily average since the pandemic began almost 9000000 people have contracts it coronavirus in the u.s. president donald trump's handling of the crisis has become a key election issue well with just 5 days to go until the election day in the u.s. donald trump and his democratic challenger joe biden have been holding rallies in the swing state of florida a record breaking 80000000 americans have cost in person or main in votes. newspapers and non-governmental organizations have been raided by indian authorities alleging cuss me every separatist activities authorities say farms are being collected

david harrison, al-jazeera, cypress. >> more on this investigation, you can visit our website. you can also see the full program, the cypress papers undercover which will next air at 0100 hours g.m.t. wednesday, that's just under three hours from now. still to come in this half-hour, protesters demand protection of indigenous rights on the anniversary of christopher columbus's landing. >> and using votes like this to make to the european union, crossing not the mediterranean seas but the atlantic ocean. >> it's been warm enough in paris, the temperature is coming down now as the next frontal system drags across the pip of western australia. not a huge change and most of the weather is staying out in the water. 24 degrees, the streak of blue is towards tasmania. i know it's been wet and they don't want anymore rain. it's coming your way. there will be some throwoff into victoria and parts of new south wales where there has been some good spring rain so far. the concentration is heading down to new zealand and tasmania. the change of season the opposite way around in china, snow

abstain from duties until an investigation is completed al-jazeera expose senior politicians who engaged in a plan to help a criminal by a super passport davidharrison reports now from the capitol because. an emergency meeting of the cypriot cabinet was held at the presidential palace following the release of the al-jazeera investigation. of this. york about using the power on those committees to program. the. very. top our own ability to go to. as a flurry of developments followed the cyprus attorney general said he was launching a full investigation into the evidence gathered by al-jazeera. what has been published in the last few hours by the al-jazeera news network is causing outrage anger and concern among the people i have given clear instructions to the police leadership from the outset to conduct a full fora and in-depth investigation into the possibility of anyone committing criminal offenses undercover reporters from al-jazeera as investigative unit posed as representatives of a fictional client a wealthy businessman who was sentenced in absentia to 7 years in jail for bribery and money laundering and he is seeking a cypriot passpor

woman aged around 70 years almost beheaded as she knelt in prayer nobody at news her name david chaytor al-jazeera nice muslims from pakistan to lebanon to the palestinian territories have protested against islamophobia in jerusalem hundreds of palestinians protested against president mccraw outside the al aqsa mosque the 3rd holiest site in islam this really police detained 3 people in bangladesh capital dhaka riot police clashed with a crowd of 50000 protesters some of them but effigies of president. and health sciences but say no to islamophobia they urged to boycott the french products but in pakistan protests turned violent in islam about of the 2000 people started to march towards the french embassy police fired tear gas and beat protesters with batons to push them back out to syria's commercial haida reports now from islamabad . it crossed by get gone there had been drawn protests. there in islamabad a large crowd gathered there just a shouting distance from the french. which did let you know where the demand of the protests french ambassador to pakistan should be a. march on the embrace to

the government's response to the murders in these will be firm implacable and immediate david chaytor al jazeera nice. the world has recorded more than half a 1000000 new coronavirus infections in a single day marking a new threshold in the worsening pandemic but it's rapidly rising infection rates that are for several european governments to take drastic action the spanish region of catalonia shutting its borders for 15 days while germany has announced a new month long lockdown from next week tighter restrictions have also just come into force in france the task about the reports from paris. savoring a lost cause feel like half a terrace in paris before a new knockdown in france the prospect of another month indoors fills the students with trepidation would be exactly what we have lots of exams that will be delayed now so i'm not sure what will happen next it's so make me panic it's not just the young that are anxious. people with. this measure will be dramatic for many it's more isolation and it'll probably last until christmas for single people the elderly students it'll be very difficult to

says the government's response to the murders in these will be far implacable and immediate david chaytor al jazeera niece well there is more information emerging about the suspected attacker french authorities have said that he arrived in nice by train from the italian city of bari he then changed his clothes before walking to the not true. at the time of his arrest he was carrying a document from the italian red cross in the name of the 2 new zealand national born in 1909 initial investigations have shown that this is indeed his identity or over the person concerned is a known international fingerprint database and is also unknown to the intelligence services or the attack in nice comes as france continues to grapple with the question of what role islam should have in a traditionally secular society country has the largest muslim community in europe but earlier this month some someone made to feel unwelcome when the president declared a fight against what he called islamist islamist separatism but it's myth as our reports. islam is in crisis the world over france's president declared at the beginn

says the government's response to the murders in these will be far implacable and immediate david chaytor al-jazeera niece. france's anti terror prosecutor says the investigation is looking into what organizations the attack a may have had links to or young this is it him or you could given the nature of these acts committed against people targeted for the sole reason that they were present in the church at the time or so the procedure employed and in particular the nature of the injuries inflicted on certain victims of the national entity terrorism prosecution open investigation on the following charges attempted assassination and assess a nation in the connection with terrorist enterprise and criminal association with a view to committing crimes of a terrorist nature against people. explosions have been seen on the outskirts of step on a cuss capital of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh. a media officials say their military is blowing up a munition. suggesting barker's forces a close to the city fighting in the region has intensified in recent days diplomats from the 2 countries have been pr

says the government's response to the murders in these will be far implacable and immediate david chaytor al jazeera nice explosions have been seen on the outskirts of state capital of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh. the artillery and rocket strikes look to be part of intensified fighting in the region between. diplomats from the 2 countries have been preparing for more talks to try to end the conflict after 3 failed attempts are not far away the. to be closing in on the. troops have advanced to within 5 kilometers residents. well in the joins us live now from the media reports of explosions just outside of just bring us up to date with the fighting on the ground has been happening. has been under bombardment for several days now. experience repeated bombardments over the last month the fighting i think the real danger for the armenian side in this conflict is as you just said the. the forces. helps of course he is now within 5 kilometers of the 2nd city shushi now. is an incredibly important. part of the about conflict it is symbolically important because it used to be the main center. lif

seems the attorney general's investigation will examine the full extent of the wrongdoing david harrison al-jazeera cyprus for more on this investigation you can visit our website al-jazeera dot com forward slash investigations and you can also see the full program the cyprus papers under cover which will next aerate 0100 hours g.m.t. wednesday that's just under 3 hours from now still to come this half hour. protest as demand protection of indigenous rights on the anniversary of christopher columbus is landing in latin america. and i'm nicholas hawk of the coast of senegal find out next how migrant communities abodes like me to make it to the european union crossing not the mediterranean things but didn't plan to go should. right it's been warm enough in perth the temperatures coming down now the next frontal system just drags across the tip of western australia it's not a huge change and most of the weather is staying in the water as a 1st at about 24 degrees the streak of blue those heading across the great australian bight towards well tasmania i know it's been wet and they don't want any more r

seems the attorney general's investigation will examine the full extent of the wrongdoing david harrison al-jazeeracyprus have been protests outside the cypriot parliament following a report of people campaigning against corruption shouted cypresses not yours to sell and brandished placards demanding and more just state the more this investigation you can visit our web site out to 0 dot com forward slash investigations and you can also see the full program the cyprus papers under cover which will next aerate 0100 hours g.m.t. wednesday 6 hours from now. abortion obamacare guns and gay marriage some of the topics featuring on day 2 of the confirmation hearing president trumps u.s. supreme court nominee amy kone barrett republican and democratic senators each have 30 minutes to ask her about subjects but a touch points to many americans the full senate could vote by the end of the month on whether to appoint her just ahead of the u.s. poll on november 3rd but barack declined to say whether she would recuse herself from any cases related to next month's presidential election the u.s. . is a contentiou

seems the attorney general's investigation will examine the full extent of the wrongdoing david harrison al-jazeeracyprus. and there have been protests outside the cypriot parliament against government corruption following that al-jazeera and best occasion crowds shouted cyprus is not yours to sell and demanded a more just state has also outrage and social media with many calling for resignations. and there's the full program the suppressed papers on the cover the next screening is at a 100 hours g.m.t. on wednesday a little under an hour from now. still ahead on al-jazeera strict new measures to go into place in the netherlands after record number of coronavirus cases are reported there. and where in kurdistan the capital bishkek speaking to young people who are demanding an overhaul of the political system. carlos stairs already fallen asleep also. brought it start real winter yet is just giving you a taste much of the us a chance to relatively well say 30 minutes this is right in the tropical stuff is producing if you can see danka yet another tropical storm which is now affecting southwestern c

seems the attorney general's investigation will examine the full extent of the wrongdoing david harrison al-jazeeracyprus. and they have been protests outside the cypriot parliament against government corruption following that al-jazeera investigation crowds shouted cypresses not us to sell and demanded a more just state as also outrage in social media with many calling for resignations. still ahead on al-jazeera columbia's government places ranks to protect the minister accused of leading a brutal response to opposition protests the all the measures go into place in the netherlands up to record numbers of the run of our case. alistair's already fallen assad losses are britons that brought it start real winter yet is just giving you a taste much of the rest a chance to rest of the world's a 13 and this is right in the tropical stuff is producing as you can see lanka yet another tropical storm which is now affecting southwestern china but it really is going to do his worst damage from rain for i think in vietnam where is already significantly flooded and normally breezes brought temperatures down to

seems the attorney general's investigation will examine the full extent of the wrongdoing david harrison al-jazeeracyprus and have been protests outside the supreme parliament against government corruption following the al-jazeera investigation crowd shouted is not yours to sell them or just state there's outrage on social media with many calling for resignation. lots more so it's coming on al-jazeera including hopes for a fairer political future people in kurdistan demand an overhaul of the establishment. closing ranks colombia's government moves to protect a minister accused of leading a brutal crackdown on protesters more than stainless. hello is still slightly warmer than average in the levant and iraq and slightly cooler than average around the gulf states but we're talking about a couple of degrees nothing too fantastic very few showers around even in the mountains of western parts of yemen and saudi will be one or 2 otherwise it's a dry picture and we'll watch for changes in the next few days but the prophecies no rain is moving slowly southeast still over wide expanse from sas sudan down to

woman aged around 70 years almost beheaded as she knelt in prayer nobody knows her name david chaytor al-jazeera nice. health ministers from across the e.u. have stressed the importance of a coordinated response to covert 19 this as italy has just posted a daily coronavirus record of 31000 new infections the health ministers held a video conference as france entered the 1st day of a month long lockdown in new leaders earlier agreed to fund the transfer of covert patients across borders to ease the burden. we're not powerless in the face of it after all there are hygiene measures and we can wear masks but we need to coordinate measures with the member states not came across very clearly but it's important that people take charge of their own responsibilities on a daily basis so i'm grateful for the show of solidarity. amongst the health ministers and colleagues within the european union. has more from paris on the new restrictions being imposed on france. why do i think we're going to know whether this 2nd lockdown of the year in france will work for a few weeks yet but the french president tomor

woman aged around 70 years almost beheaded as she knelt in prayer nobody knows her name david chaytor al jazeera niece. well i have been large protests in several muslim nations meanwhile against the french president's nanya lack wrong he has declared war on what he described as isn't a separatism which he says is taking over some communities in france mohammed jan jim has ball. for a growing number of muslims the anger over french president emanuel micron's comments on islam is only intensifying in pakistan's capital islamabad the situation grew tense as protesters gathered close to the french embassy demonstrating against micron's recent comments about the publication of cartoons depicting the prophet muhammad as they burn effigies and stomped on photographs of him all the while demanding the expulsion of the french ambassador to pakistan it is said that a goal a muslim can suck a phrase his life but will not let anyone insult the prophet. pakistan isn't the only country where demonstrators came out after protests were called for by islamic organizations in bangladesh thousands conversion dhak

david chaytor al-jazeera needs. tanzania's electoral commission says that president john mcafee really has won a 2nd term in office, but opposition groups have dismissed the results over claims of widespread irregularities. according to the national accounts might be fully 112500000 votes in wednesday's election, while its main challenger got 1900000, i can fairly has failed to boost the economy by completely ambitious infrastructure projects. he started in his 1st vote since add to the polls in ivory coast on saturday to choose between president alassane ouattara and his independent rival could have been, and burton, but the opposition has vowed to disrupt the vote. raising fears of civil unrest amid interest since reports unclear voters cog at a collection center in rb show. the election commission says voters have claimed less than 42 percent of the cards. some say that illustrates how many people in ivory coast feel about the presidential election. in the above with i will not vote under the current circumstance

seems the attorney general's investigation will examine the full extent of the wrongdoing david harrison al-jazeeracyprus saudi arabia has failed to win reelection to the un human rights council the attempt had faced criticism to use allegations of state involvement in the murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi turkey says he was killed within the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago china and russia did win seats on the body despite widespread criticism of the actions of both countries us actually of state might pompei it was said in a statement that the election of cuba russia and china countries with a poor and human rights records validates the trump administration's decision to withdraw from the council in 2018 and to use other venues and opportunities to protect and promote universal human rights.

for investment program al-jazeera as investigative unit exposed senior politicians who engaged in a plan to help a criminal by a cypriot passport our best to get a reporter davidharrison has this report now from nicosia. an emergency meeting of the cypriot cabinet. was held at the presidential palace following the release of the al-jazeera investigation. you can we can get surely going to go live to some broker soon you're going to use you tube our own bush remember the program which we already speak about you to give you the nuke you go believe the top of our own ability the google. as a flurry of developments followed the cyprus attorney general said he was launching a full investigation into the evidence gathered by al-jazeera what has been published in the last few hours by the al-jazeera news network is causing outrage anger and concern among the people i have given player instructions to the police leadership from the outset to conduct a full fora and in-depth investigation into the possibility of anyone committing criminal offenses undercover reporters from al-jazeera as investigative unit posed as representatives of a fictional client a wealthy busines

seems the attorney general's investigation will examine the full extent of the wrongdoing david harrison al-jazeeracyprus live in protests outside the cypriot parliament following a report people campaigning against corruption shouted cyprus is not yours to sell and brandished placards demanding a more just state for more on this investigation you can visit our website al-jazeera dot com forward slash investigations and you can also see the full program the cyprus papers under cover which will next aerate 0100 hours g.m.t. wednesday 4 hours from now. for turning to the coronavirus pandemic now and daily case numbers are rising in 33 states across the u.s. with a surge in hospital admissions the country reported more than 40000 new infections on monday we know are 2 major treatment trials there have hit stumbling blocks a participant in a johnson and johnson vaccine trial has fallen ill and the company says it will take days to uncover the cause and the u.s. pharmaceutical firm alli lilly says tests of an antibody treatment have been paused over an as yet unspecified safety concern iran's total of d

woman aged around 70 years almost beheaded as she knelt in prayer nobody knows her name david chaytor al-jazeera niece. anger by comments over comments on the by france's president to many crawl about cartoons depicting the prophet muhammad is growing on friday protest for account in several countries old as it was mohammed junk jhoom reports. for a growing number of muslims the anger over french president emanuel micron's comments on islam is only intensifying in pakistan's capital islamabad the situation grew tense as protesters gathered close to the french embassy demonstrating against micron's recent comments about the publication of cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed as they burn effigies and stomped on photographs of him all the while demanding the expulsion of the french ambassador to pakistan it is said that a goal a muslim can suck of fries his life but will not let anyone insult the prophet. pakistan isn't the only country where demonstrators came out after protests were called for by islamic organizations in bangladesh thousands conversion dhaka the country's capital. outraged ab

point victory and moved them to nothing ahead against the heat halfway to the championship david stokes al-jazeera 12 times french open champion the rafa nadal has comfortably bookies place in the 4th round of this year's tournaments the bell dropped only 5 games as he defeated its elisa stefano time on friday and running garrulous the spaniard winning this 1616 $4.00 and $6.00 love. however 2015 champion stand has suffered a shock defeat on friday well number 259. of france eliminated in a 5 state battle just on winning 266363466 love and his reward for pulling off the subsidy is a 4th round meeting with the u.s. open champion dummy. that's what will even follow most sports news later up better than it's very much indeed lara karl is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories i'm about to get. north korea isolated and heavily sanctioned yet earning billions around the globe here 39 is involved in everything that makes money for those korea. they carry defray the cost for us so they called us. the money this year and it goes straight into the coffers as the leader said

equaling 70 and be a championship the prawn closing in on his full title with a 3rd change david stokes al-jazeera this has been the longest n.b.a. season ever because of the coronavirus shutdown that started nearly a year ago so the n.b.a. commissioner is keen to give the players a proper rest before the next campaign begins hopefully with teams no longer in a bubble and they need a break physically and mentally there's no question about that and so that gets us clearly into december and you know so said christmas the earliest more likely january as for fans in seats it's it's certainly our goal but it's dependent on some additional advancements. rapid testing may be the key here sport all over the world still trying to cope with the pandemic saturday's game in italy said our football league between genoa and torino has been postponed that's because of an outbreak at genoa they've reported 14 cases among players and staff the club say they have activated all procedures and informed the relevant authorities were beaten 6 nil by napoli in the opening game last week. and rugby has been hit to just o

equalling 70 and be a championship the prawn closing in on his 4th title with a 3rd save david stokes al-jazeera. this is being the longest n.b.a. season ever because of the coronavirus shutdown it started nearly a year ago so the n.b.a. commissioner keen to give the peasant proper rest before the next campaign begins hopefully with teams no longer in a bubble. they need a break physically and mentally there's no question about that and so that gets us clearly into december and you know so said christmas the earliest more likely january as for a friend it's certainly our goal but it's dependent on some additional advancements. rapid testing may be the key here to the french open tennis world number one novak djokovic is due back on court today in the 2nd round match against ricardo sobrang case now it's all of that if well he's through to the 3rd round but only after a 5 said battle the u.s. open a runner up was up against frenchman. who's actually better known for his doubles ability as one all 4 grand slam titles but in this match he said he can play singles to survive digging deep to eventual

victory and leads them to nothing ahead against the heat halfway to the championship but david stokes al-jazeera. over the french open tennis world number one novak djokovic will be in action later in the meantime russia's 13th seed andre rieu play this through to the 4th round in paris defeated kevin anderson in straight sets of rolling out 6362 and 63 to the russian who moves on to a match against either tiago monteiro or martin food. one of the most famous and feared baseball pitchers of all time bob gibson has died at the age of $84.00 gibson spent 17 seasons in major league baseball with the st louis cardinals he helped them win 2 world series titles and was named m.v.p. in both those seasons gibson would finish his career with more than $3000.00 strikeouts he died of pancreatic cancer. meanwhile his old team the cardinals have been eliminated in the wild card playoffs for the san diego padres on thursday levada is one game 3 for nothing to win a playoff series for the 1st time since 1998 would you believe san diego face the los angeles dodgers in the next round that one starts on tuesday.

equalling 70 and be a championship the prawn closing in on his full title with a 3rd save david stokes al-jazeera this has been the longest n.b.a. season ever because of the coronavirus shutdown it started nearly a year ago so the n.b.a. commissioner is keen to give the players a proper rest before the next campaign begins hopefully with teams no longer in a bubble. they need a break physically and mentally there's no question about that and so that gets us clearly into december and you know so said christmas the earliest more likely january as for a friends in seats it's certainly our goal but it's dependent on some additional advancements. rapid testing may be the key here just over 2 weeks before the european club rugby final and one of the teams involved wrestling 92 has reported several cases of coronavirus the french club based in paris on now waiting for guidance from the french league they did to play exeter in the champions cup final off to beating saracens in the same last week saracens themselves will likely be concerned by today's developments and in paris right now the french open is

al-jazeera. ever said of reporter david harrison is in there because here and has more on the reaction to al-jazeera investigation. local people are very busy. denouncing the government and saying things like al-jazeera is doing what the government has been doing but more significantly just in the last hour or so we've had reactions from statements rather from christakis giovanni is the m.p. and the man who founded one of the biggest property development companies cyprus and from to me to salute the president of the parliament on the 2nd most powerful man in cyprus now giovanni is saying that he was suspicious that he feels that this is a propaganda assault that there was an element of and treatment and that they did go to the money laundering authorities but only after our reporters have left. they haven't disclosed exactly what they said to the authorities. citing legal confidentiality but we will certainly wait for some some detail on. the presence of the very powerful and influential figure in cypress he's just saying that they were suspicious of the end of contract themselves slightly because i

priest was fired on twice as he was closing the church it's aca has reportedly fled the scene al-jazeera said david schaper is live for us now in nice david what do we know about the chain of events in leone earlier. the priest involved was a greek orthodox priest he was just closing his church looking it up at about 4 o'clock in the afternoon when his saillant approached he had a sawn off shotgun and he 5 barrels into the abdomen of the priest a priest collapsed on the scene they might threaten. injuries he's being treated exactly where he hears this is a fight to save his life now neighbors said that they heard 2 deafening shots and then the screams presumably the sound of the double barrel shotgun and the cries of the priest so yet again another church christian church has been attacked police are arriving on the scene masses of police described by the people in the area. on that area around the greek orthodox church the assailant has taken off on foot he's presumably still on days of free in the city of leon at the moment so a massive security operation is going on there at this moment no claim

world food program david beasley spoke to al jazeera about the award and said the organization needs money and access to reach those in need particularly in yemen to avert famine. yemen is the world's worst disaster out of 29000000 people we see a system about 12 and a half 1000000 people on any given day and it's driven nothing but by war man they conflict and people are starving to death if we have the money in the access and we need we can avert famine and we can avert death but in a place like everyone's just so much war conflict it is very complicated people the men and women that work so validly at the world food program they're putting their lives on the line at it every single day their lives at risk every single day whether it's yemen or syria or iraq or the northeast nigeria south sudan the hellraiser where you get aces and al qaeda and all extremist groups so we work in complex environments but if we have the money in the access we can avert sam and we can attack reduce destabilization as well as migration but but we got to have the money and right now money is a really re

al-jazeera as david chaser is covering the story for us he joins us now live from nice david just bring us up to date on what's happening with the investigation there is one individual in custody a 2nd person has now been taken into custody as well. he has to deal with your larger point of 47 year old man has been arrested by the police an accused of aiding and abetting the night man who was provided with a phone by this man those are the only details we know but i can update to perhaps more clearly on the actual tunisian the 21 year old who was a refugee who came from out of tunisia to lampedusa the southernmost island of italy he then went on to bari one of the sultan ports and was requesting asylum on one of the ships that rescued him off the coast of tunisia but after 2 weeks here is asylum request was rejected he then managed to escape from the boat and the next time he was heard of was here in france where cameras picked him up changing clothes in the station only a few 100 yards away from here within half an hour he was inside the basilica and the attack was launched now we have

probably not the zone play where 86 people were killed in an attack using a truck that was in 2016 al-jazeera as david chaytor now reports. a place of worship now a crime scene inside not to dawn basilica early on friday the congregation had been praying when a man armed with a knife attack the. 3 people were killed one of the victims a woman was to capitated according to the police another victim was a churchwarden she the most but i still imagine him i still see lighting the candles and now i'm thinking he's not there in. spirit if not we are always with him he's always there he spends the day that he shares his life yeah he's not someone who comes and goes when this is say the attacker shouted. during his attack he was shot by police near the church and is now being treated in hospital for his injuries. working for the police we are hurt to once again see that our city is taken like this i want to tell the families of the victims of this barbaric attack that everyone in the community is by your side i want to say that we can no longer with the laws of peace in our country wipe out islamofascism wit

citizenship the government has abolished the program in the wake of the reporting well al-jazeera is david harrison is an eco c.n.n. and has more now on the political fallout yes well there's been another dramatic development in cyprus where the speaker of parliament demitra serious has announced his resignation now as the suitors have been hanging on for a couple of days but we seem protests outside parliament on 2 successive nights on his name as the one they were calling for to resign was a serious did not admit any wrongdoing he still maintains his innocence but he was a key figure in al jazeera documentary which revealed him to be agreeing to help a chinese criminal obtain an e.u. pos course the last couple of days and also see him being something of an object of ridicule with mean showing him holding the now notorious glass of red wine and winking at the camera there's a saloon is insists that he will be proven innocent when the attorney general's investigation is complete but for now it's another scalp for the people who say that this man is corrupt despite his objections and that h

woman aged around 70 years almost beheaded as she noted in prayer nobody knows her name david chase to al-jazeera nice when all the developments have been large protests in several muslim nations against the french president emanuel lack wrong he's declared war on what he described as isn't a separatism what she says is taking over some communities in france mama jan june has mall. for a growing number of muslims the anger over french president emanuel micron's comments on islam is only intensifying in pakistan's capital islamabad the situation grew tense as protesters gathered close to the french embassy demonstrating against micron's recent comments about the publication of cartoons depicting the prophet muhammad as they burn effigies and stomped on photographs of him all the while demanding the expulsion of the french ambassador to pakistan it is said that a go muslim can suck a phrase his life but will not let anyone insult the prophet. pakistan isn't the only country where demonstrators came out after protests were called for by islamic organizations in bangladesh thousands conversion dhaka

happening in cyprus david welcome to you in the team and thank you for that live report david harrison is from the al-jazeerainvestigative units. in the news ahead we'll look at greece where a court is handed down long sentences for leaders of the far right golden dawn party which is convicted of running a criminal gang. member in nigeria as well where protests against police brutality are going on for a 7th day in a row. hello welcome to another look at the international forecast just look in little italy cool side the chilly side full wrap parts of the middle east over the next couple days i k it's all relative but we'll see temperatures here in doha for example at around 34 celsius a pleasant 34 well into the mid thirty's there full kuwait time for baghdad warm enough pleasantly warm there just around the levant 2627 there for jerusalem i'd also for beirut and similar values as we go on into friday when they just say we don't how we're going to struggle we can call it that to get above 30 degrees celsius fight in try for the most part has a sunshine to a jewel truth be told we'll see some showers there as

victory and leads them to nothing ahead against the heat hof white to the championship to david stokes to al-jazeera. and with that that's it for this news on the inside it will be back with more live from london just minutes mean the clock it's. corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. i guess i'm not sure what option is not something to be called it. is a friggin. country his. let's destroy this wolf. in 2020 the face to face award encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need in order to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on your anti corruption hero. nominate not. through the noise figure about what you're going to do and you are and listen journalists that are going to find ways tell this story one of the problems that there are just really aren't a lot of people of color who are making the 1st print run by political of the fact that it's worth the risk that a fine day we know that because they can earn or work they're able to live through the listening post monetization in tou

al jazeera. as well as bring in our investigative reporter david harrison and he joins us on the line from nicosia david the cypriot government since i was denied any wrongdoing in with this scheme so what we said are they given for suspending it. actually didn't hear that i'm just saying that the cypriot governments what reason do they given for suspending their scheme. yes well the reason given they gave me is being told by a pi controller see the phrase they use is so the decision was based on what they call a long standing weaknesses and abuse of the of the provisions of the scheme this is the scheme has come under fire in the european union and of course you have the revelations the cyprus papers in august and this on the cover documentaries exposé is the coup de gras for the system i think they realize the evidence is very very compelling and they had no choice but to suspend the scheme in order to retain cypresses credibility as as we come on air david's the speaker of the parliament in cyprus has an eyes that he's going to see abstain from and till an investigation concludes what more can

social distancing and masks seem to have become a thing of the past monica and i give al-jazeera rio de janeiro. david 19 faction levels and france iris a new high with almost $17000.00 new cases confirmed on saturday another $49.00 deaths raises the reported total to at least $32000.00 the 8th highest in the world leaders in paris are expected to announce new measures to curb the outbreak. as the city formerly known as the pole of the orient decades of decay have left the philippines capital manila a shadow of what it once was some efforts are being made to revitalize un preserve a story buildings a similar island ogun reports. this is manila one of the oldest and most densely populated cities in the world a melting pot of asia and latin cultures a place where the divide between rich and poor is conspicuous but decades ago manila was called the pearl of the orient the manila metropolitan theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur it was a staging ground for artists from all over the world who wanted to perform in the far east but decades later the theater has become a symbol of mandela's dec

the country's citizen by investment program investigative reporter david harrison is in nicosia and has more on the reaction to al-jazeera is investigation local people are very busy on twitter denouncing the government and saying things like al-jazeera is doing what the government ought to have been doing but more significantly just in the last hour or so we've had reactions from statements all different christakis giovanni is the m.p. and the man who founded the one of the biggest property development companies in cyprus and from to me to salute the president of the parliament on the 2nd most powerful man in cyprus now giovanni is saying that he was suspicious that he feels that this was a propaganda assault that there was an element of entrapment and that they did go to the money laundering authorities but only after reporters had left. there's been more fighting over the disputed region of no god no carlebach overnight armenia is reporting new shelling along with southern part of the line of contact however civilian areas haven't been hit today as a very jan says it struck several military vehicles for breaching the

corruption that we exposed david many thanks indeed i was interested harrison reporting live from the case and you can find out more about our investigation on our podcast al-jazeera dot com forward slash podcasts forward slash al-jazeera investigates. opposition leader and why bring him a spoken to the king as he again tries to form a new government says that he's had the parliamentary support to replace prime minister yes seen since last month who denali take charge took charge in march but only with a razor thin majority i would appeal to the good of millicent's to access a. patient's wisdom. and. the king to death. and decide based on. the experience of the ship and the discretion of his highness. and we must also remember that i mean yes it's lost. its majority. and therefore. it would be appropriate for him to. resign more from our series florence lowy and kuala lumpur. the opposition leader on my brain says that during his meeting with the king he presented the monarch with documents including statutory declarations and. statements by party leaders to show that he's got the support of more than 120 members of parliament 112 is needed for a simple majority n

wants to benefit from the resolves of natural gas discovered off the coast catherine soy al-jazeera early i spoke to david makali an observer at tanzania elections watch he says these elections are far from being free and fair. possible of course the environment or the level or the group the playground her is not level both in terms of the institutions which are governing or managing this election as well as the conduct of the security agencies are in the run up to the selection a lot over a period of the opposition have been constrained by the actions of the state through the police especially there is a been stalked movement of the main opposition leader to listen has been stopped a couple of times and this was a raise a lot of concern about the fairness of this election but most or the bigger question was the disqualification of a lot of the candidates that were participating in this election. from the position which has created a lot of fear that of course this election is not be fair and free is voting on the ballot semi-autonomous silent as well they're voting in a national election but also at the

david harrison is the next c.e.o. and has more on the reaction to al-jazeera as investigation. we had a press conference given by the president of parliament dimitrius a lewis who features in our investigation he decided to attack the messenger claiming that al-jazeera had an interest in doing down cyprus on costing it in a bad light exposing locks regulations and locks the rules and he said that he hints that there was another agenda a wider agenda he also said that up to me see with the dot on the probable into the preston for details of his name and background and if this doesn't tally with that with the material that we have. he also said it was in his interest to he wants to protect cypresses interests he claimed that the timing of all our report the release of our documentary was significant which was seen as a veiled reference to a link with turkey when in fact what mr sillars doesn't know is that cyprus wasn't even on our radar when we began this investigation the re-investigation began in the u.k. and is only when a former british police officer told us that he had con

sudan and egypt only really got to talk to so many thanks david william jefferson and adams have a puppy. a weather update next day on al-jazeera then to the heart of we have had enough we want a democratic and united libya and an end to this bloodshed libyans react to the signing of a permanent ceasefire i will report from misrata a city that suffered years of hardship plus pakistan announces a drastic increase in medicine prices hitting the poor in the midst of a pandemic. but . the flooding concerns continue across a good parts of vietnam here we go with tropical storm south bell it was a typhoon it's been downgraded now the winds have these but we will still see some pockets of very heavy rain going on here as we go on through sunday fizzling out slate's run in the day going on in sea where monday it will tend to dry up as it makes its way in a lab is still a few showers adding to the flooding problems we already have in place and further over to will see she can say this circulation which is pushing across central parts of the philippines that's likely to bring spell a very wet and windy weather here that may well become a

the country's citizen by investment program investigative reporter david harrison's in nicosia and has more on the reaction to al-jazeera investigation. local people are very busy. in the gulf with me saying things like al jazeera is doing what the government being doing but more significantly just in the last hour or so we've had reactions from statements all different christakis giovanni is the m.p. and the man who founded the one of the biggest property development companies cyprus and from to me just as the president of the parliament on the 2nd most powerful man in cyprus now giovanni is saying that he was suspicious that he feels that the seeds of propaganda sold that there was an element of treatment and that they did go to the money laundering authorities but only after reporters had left and there's been more fighting over the disputed region of their own okada by her overnight armenia is reporting new shelling along the southern part of the line of contact over civilian areas have not been hit by john says it struck several military vehicles for breaching the humanitarian cease fire armenia's foreign minister

that attack taking place in a basilica largest catholic church in the city now al-jazeera has a correspondent on the ground david chaytor. is live for us david swe are watching live pictures there this is the french president's he has arrived on the scene. just give us a sense of what's been happening in the last few hours in nice and what we can expect from the french president's. well i think take that last question 1st what we can expect is some attempt to give. some sympathy some heartfelt sympathy to those who lost their loved ones that day. not saddam is the largest catholic church here in nice right in the center needs someone of the main shopping as so i think that's his 1st priority but his 2nd one will be to find out from the police along with his interior minister exactly how far they've got in tracking down the man who launched the attack a very brutal attack inside this church slashing killing to the women and injuring the killing another another victim as well that is very very brutal and he will want to know what was behind this attack why was launched the decree today why they chose the pathetic

find a compromise but the british chief negotiator david frost told him not to bother the 2 sides will speak instead by telephone paul brennan al-jazeera london french police say a teacher has been beheaded in a suburb in northwestern paris the attacker an 18 year old man was shot dead by officers shortly after the incident earlier this month the teacher had shown pupils cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed and the satirical from the it's a terrible magazine shocking a bow and. a t. assisting one of our fellow citizens was murdered today because he was a teacher because he was teaching students freedom of expression freedom to believe and not to believe akam patrick was attacked in cowardly fashion but he was a victim of a characteristic islamic terrorist attack. more now from powers what we understand from a police spokesperson is that it was around 5 o'clock in the afternoon local time here in france in coffee santa ana reno a small town in the suburb northwest of paris when police approached a young man they say in in the street in a residential area not far from the school they say this young man had been acting suspiciously whe

find a compromise but the british chief negotiator david frost told him not to bother the 2 sides will speak instead by telephone paul brennan al-jazeera london now french police saying a teacher has been beheaded in a suburb northwest of the capital paris victim is said to show cartoons of the prophet mohammed to a student the attacker an 18 year old man born in moscow was shot dead by police shortly after the incident president emanuel has visited the same place of opened a terrorism investigation. on new considering. assisting one of our fellow citizens was murdered today because he was a teacher because he was teaching students freedom of expression freedom to believe or not to believe a compact tree it was attacked in cowardly fashion is a victim of a characteristic islamic terrorist attack. in paris faurisson sent this update . what we understand from a police spokesperson is that it was around 5 o'clock in the afternoon local time here in france in coffee santa ana reno a small town in the suburb northwest of paris when police approached a young man they say in in the street in a residential area not far from the school they say