so your sister has also had to move to dhaka. so i laid. down. a school of this and my kids both go to school my wife and i can't read or write but we want the children to have an education should go work for. or get little i want to take my family back to paula there's no future for me in dhaka. i'd like to build a house in the village and my kids could go to school. that i was running out of. an estimated one third of the cars population live in slums the city's infrastructure is on the verge of collapse. what would happen if up to thirty million more people moved to duck out over the next twenty years there would very likely be severe shortages of food and water. and the car itself is at risk from the effects of climate change the city is situated on a movie of flatland and surrounded by lakes and rivers. the climate refugees often build their shacks in areas that are flooded during the monsoon season. there are no toilets and they have no clean drinking water. since many of the refugees are living in illegal squatter settlements local officia

if it happens again well i'll have to go to dhaka. or you believe that a. i would love i fear my two brothers already live there we had no money to pay for my younger brother's education of. twenty kilometers upstream we find another village ravaged by flood waters the dike burst here four days ago. it was the day of the muslim feast of the sacrifice on the river carried away everything we owned there was a cycle and a lot of rain the wind flattened my home i still come to the river every day i was terrified and i can still feel it in my bones. the river has taken everything. i don't know how to survive this. economic you could watch while we get. the farmer mohammad noble lives in the village of derby ran poor. we had a lot of field scattered around the village almost a whole hectare of land lost. in vain only this rise field remains but the water no longer drains off. the authorities have built a new dike here and a storm shelter but the shelter is dangerously close to the river bank. and the dike has cut off mohammed's village from the rest of the region

most bangladeshi climate refugees moved to the mega city of dhaka the country's capital. an estimated two thousand people arriving every day. during monsoon season the number rises to four thousand today. the world's second largest river delta is located on the bay of bengal two large rivers flow through the country from north to south the brahmaputra and the gun jeez much of the land in bangladesh is flat and its numerous rivers often burst their banks the country is particularly vulnerable to the effects of climate change a real danger for its one hundred sixty million people. there are a number of factors involved in the impacts of human induced. change on the river systems and the water systems first made the glacier ice melt in the himalayas the second impact is on flooding we will have greater amounts in intensity use of rainfall during the monsoon which will cause more flooding we are already seeing that what used to be a one hundred twenty year flood has now effectively become a one in five year flood so the magnitude of floods has increased already and will incre

at least nineteen people have died and a large fire in a talent block and bangladesh is capital dhaka firefighters along with teams from the air force and navy spent hours trying to push out the blaze here and. as crews fassel to bring the fire that engulfed this high rise building in dhaka to troll for many in the commercial area of the city it was a rare. too late. some fell trying to escape others climb down anyway they can't let me go to plano it's only army of the we notice that in the beginning there was fire on one floor only in floor six or seven it was possible to stop the fire on the floor of steps were taken quickly with a guy jumping off a maybe a like the seven of the eight or eight ninth floor there was like a lot of smoke and i was probably suffocating them so he literally just jumped off watching from the pack streets below crowds gathered desperate for news of those trapped inside a smoke rose to each of the towers nineteen close and connecting building. the bangladeshi navy and air force join the rescue effort and lifting some who managed to make it to the rooftop th

in a nine hundred storey building in dhaka these are the very latest pitches nineteen units and fire rescue units are trying to put the fire out with the help of the bangladesh navy and air force it's believed some people may be trapped inside we will have a report from the scene a little bit later in the program. now algeria's president is facing unprecedented pressure to step aside and there is yet another sign that those close to abdelaziz bouteflika trying to distance themselves local media are reporting that dozens of business leaders tried to leave the country but was stopped at the airport analogy is the constitutional court has now given an ultimatum resign or be removed but some members of the opposition protesters want his entire government gone and the army chief has already suggested a constitutional measure could be used to remove the president on health grounds where he has more now from neighboring tunisia. president abdelaziz bouteflika is practically left alone the mother of the presidential palace has been abandoned by the army by his own party the national liberati

beyond that we come up with was more than eighteen million people live in dhaka it's one of the world'smost densely populated cities the city has struggled to enforce fire safety codes especially in older buildings. last month more than seventy people were killed in a fire in an old neighborhood of dhaka and nine years ago another friend killed more than one hundred people due to an illegal chemicals warehouse near a residential area now as emergency crews search the wreckage of the latest fire they say it's still a rescue operation until everyone is accounted for him hommage al jazeera. venezuela's opposition leader who has been barred from holding public office for fifteen years the country's order to general says that all irregularities inquiries personal financial disclosures thoughts by president nicolas maduro as government to sideline quite oh he's been recognized by the u.s. on fifty other countries us venezuela's interim president. at least eighteen people have been killed in somalia when a car bomb exploded in the capital mogadishu went off outside a crowded restaurant in the

the streets let's speak now to across one tiny bit challenger who joins us on the phone line from dhaka tom what more do you know about what's going on. there are so far we're not ready to. jump off you know a building that conditions outstanding not yet been taken by emergency service that . lets ninety seven unit working there along with how they got there is not going we don't know what i think that they're not trying to do yet but probably might try to rescue some people from. but that is a difficult when you actually have a proper are hovering usually on high rise you do that when there is fire maybe they're just scanning that this is an ongoing battle there's a huge trog get out on the building all across the major road block this is a very busy upscale suburb where you have a lot of high rise just about maybe two to two and a half kilometers from the diplomatic area so that all of us kind of fashion stores commercial building as well as suburban residence so they say this is not even the other buildings that might be under threat right now as of now i can tell you there's a polic

more than eighteen million people live in dhaka it's one of the world's most densely populated cities the city has struggled to enforce fire safety codes especially in older buildings. last month more than seventy people were killed in a fire in an old neighborhood of dhaka and nine years ago another cry of killed more than one hundred people due to an illegal chemicals warehouse near a residential area now as emergency crews searched the wreckage of the latest fire they say it's still a rescue operation until every. one is accounted for the khalid al jazeera. authorities in malta say they have taken control of a ship that was hijacked by migrants off the coast of libya the migrants allegedly sick over the blue one after being told they would not speak taken to europe maltese police have arrested five men who were on the vessel or no questioning them as to these and see immigration deputy prime minister material salvini has welcomed small to us intervention hundreds of the one hundred has the latest now from tripoli. the maltese government is expected to conduct an investigation with

more than eighteen million people live in dhaka it's one of the world's most densely populated cities the city has struggled to enforce fire safety codes especially in older buildings. last month more than seventy people were killed in a fire in an old neighborhood of dhaka and nine years ago another cry of killed more than one hundred people due to an illegal chemicals warehouse near a residential area now as emergency crews searched the wreckage of the latest fire they say it's still a rescue operation. until everyone is accounted for freedom hunted al-jazeera. still to come on al-jazeera rapid relief in rush hour a new transport system for the ten million commuters in central jakarta. thirty five nations are displaying their paintings at this year's who largest gallery in hong kong but as one country in particular that's really sculpting the art scene. and in sports after a stunning start in the season can this formula one driver be a serious contender for the championship. however we got some cloud and right pushing towards central and southern parts of china at the moment see thi

has risen and we are now we can go to our correspondent and mitch other e who is in dhaka for us so turner can you first update us on the latest rescue efforts that are taking place there. well that's still very ongoing it's an active situation i just got done talking to the director of planning fire brigade mr rahman he updated me he said that we are constantly recovering more bodies he confirmed that there is at least seventy injured people from all sources including fire so we can say that at least sixteen people are dead and it's very likely they would be more in the list of casualty number of that profitably will go up now that there is according to the fire brigade there's no more fire but there's smoke inside and the rescue operation is still on although they're cut down the number of fire trucks now behind me there's on the other side of the building there's still a rescue operation going on there are dozens of fire truck there this side that move some of the fire trucks the fire department told me that we face severe difficult in this operation because there's too many high

at least nineteen people have been killed in a fire in an office tower in the bangladeshi capital dhaka. also an oil tanker migrants in a rescue at sea the pursuit of a better life turned into a hijacking in the mediterranean and the u.k. government hints it wants a vote on break this on friday but hasn't said quite what that would be about. so we're starting with breaking news on two fronts concerning saudi arabia first the saudi government has announced it has released three women jailed for their human rights campaign these were activists arrested before the ban on women driving in the kingdom was lifted last june they are still awaiting a final ruling on the case eight other women are also facing charges some of them told a hearing on wednesday that they had been sexually harristown flanked by guards while in prison and then we've also got the u.n. investigators. holding on riyadh to publicly open the trial of eleven suspects accused of their involvement in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions agnes kalama said the closed door h

one thousand people have died in a large fire in a twenty two story building in validations capital dhakathe navy and their force were drafted in to help firefighters tackle the blaze more than one hundred people were rescued using ladders and helicopters some managed to jump from the roof to a neighboring building. at least eighteen people have been killed in somalia after a car bomb exploded in the capital mogadishu it went off outside a crowded restaurant in the what very district the al shabaab armed group which is linked to al qaeda is claiming responsibility has been fighting the government for more than a decade. the explosion happened in between restaurants some people were having lunch at the restaurant all the victims were civilians there was no government official or soldiers with the explosion happened eighteen bodies and twelve injured people being carried from the. as the number of deaths from the ebola virus rises in the democratic republic of congo a study has found that many people there do not believe the virus even exists where than six hundred people have died from sin

can torment a military base in the middle of dhaka and that's credible evidence from foreign embassies and your government knows where he is no one believes that you don't know i don't even go further you're going to let me know what i thank you for the statement but you have said nothing you have just made a statement that he is your question he told you where he thinks you know it's your job to go check it out you are the only thing i know i am prepared to take it out but you know when you use the word credible well i have to take your word for it i want to sell number is what i was i'm going for meaning he would give me something for less scrutiny we'll ask about the audience gentlemen here in the front thank you i covered the runaround applause factory collapse and the aftermath of that twenty thirty twenty thirteen which was convulsive event and which created a lot of promises from the government i'm just curious because it seems that now thousands of workers are demanding fair wages and have not been allowed to be unionized they're being shot at. and summerize. sacked from their

beyond that we come up with was more than eighteen million people live in dhaka it's one of the world's most densely populated cities the city has struggled to enforce fire safety codes especially in older buildings. last month more than seventy people were killed in a fire in an old neighborhood of dhaka and nine years ago another friend killed more than one hundred people due to an illegal chemicals warehouse near a residential area now as emergency crews search the wreckage of the latest fire they say it's still a rescue operation until everyone is accounted for. al-jazeera. venezuela's opposition leader one who has been bold from holding public office for fifteen years the country's order to general says they're all irregularities inquirers personal financial disclosure this is some of the efforts by president nicolas maduro government to sideline quite oh he's been recognized by the us a fifty other countries on his way as interim president. he has more from my cow in northern colombia i think that this will turn out to be mostly a sort of symbolic punishment against that of i don'

more than eighteen million people live in dhaka it's one of the world's most densely populated cities the city has struggled to enforce fire safety codes especially in older buildings. last month more than seventy people were killed in a fire in an old neighborhood of dhaka and nine years ago another quiet killed more than one hundred people due to an illegal chemicals warehouse near a residential area now as emergency crews search the wreckage of the latest fire they say it's still a rescue operation until everyone is accounted for him hommage al-jazeera. the head of the chinese tech giant wild way has defended the company's commitment to security after facing further accusations of failing to replace repair flaws in technology united states has accused the company of being a security threat and led a campaign to blacklist it despite the company's profits rose by almost twenty five percent last year while sales exceeded one hundred billion dollars while away has denied its technology can be used by the chinese government spying. i think the us is the most powerful country in the worl

more than eighteen million people live in dhaka it's one of the world's most densely populated cities the city has struggled to enforce fire safety codes especially in older buildings i last month more than seventy people were killed in a fire in an old neighborhood of dhaka and nine years ago another cry of killed more than one hundred people due to an illegal chemicals warehouse near a residential area now as emergency crews search the wreckage of the latest fire they say it's still a rescue operation until everyone is accounted for him hommage al-jazeera. authorities in malta say they're back in control of a ship that was hijacked by asylum seekers off the coast of libya migrants allegedly sick over the one after being told they would be going they wouldn't be going to europe maltese police are questioning five men who were on the vessel and so these anti immigration deputy prime minister materia savi has welcomed intervention scientists in the u.k. say they found a genetic mutation in a seventy one year old woman it feels virtually no pain or stress just fine it's a ray of injurie

more than eighteen million people live in dhaka it's one of the world's most densely populated cities the city has struggled to enforce fire safety codes especially in older buildings. last month more than seventy people were killed in a fire in an old neighborhood of dhaka and nine years ago another quiet killed more than one hundred people due to an illegal chemicals warehouse near a residential area now as emergency crews searched the wreckage of the latest fire they say it's still a rescue operation until everyone. it's the counter. or thirty's and mull to say they are back in control of a ship that was hijacked by asylum seekers off the coast of libya the migrants allegedly took over the el he blew one after being told they wouldn't be going to europe police questioning five men who were on board italy's and immigration deputy prime minister has welcomed malta's intervention well to cause one of the world's most congested cities will finally get its first mass rapid transit system the project has been stalled for decades but it's one of several infrastructure projects that the go

least nineteen people died in a fire on thursday relatives are grieving at the sea in the capital dhaka as rescuers search for more victims. thailand's election commission has withdrawn its unofficial vote count from sunday's election that made growing allegations of cheating and voting irregularities carry results showed that. the pro-military polity allied with the ruling gentle one with just under eight and a half million votes however a number of parties rejected the figure let's try to read that old way and he joins us live from bangkok it was always going to be complicated way and so it's proved. yes exactly right and there were plenty of irregularities reported on election day both from voters complaints from voters and also from election monitors and it seems as if the situation is only getting worse as the election commission at least attempts to finalize the results these provisional results that we're hearing about from the election commission the final results won't be known until the ninth of may so what we saw unfold on thursday was a surprise media conference called by th

three fire incidents now happens every day across bangladesh the latest been about a month back in old dhaka where at least seventy people were killed in a fire incident in a chemical where i was within the residential and commercial area. in duncan thank you for that update. here's what's coming up for you on this news hour the fate of fourteen thousand syrians trapped in a remote becomes a major topic at the united nations. we need to teach people that they need to learn how to use their own food needs to be. taking matters into their own hands venezuelan citizens prepare for u.s. sanctions that could cripple their food supply. in sports we've got a canadian teenager making history at the miami. our main border crossing between gaza and israel has opened four days after being shut down the erez crossing one of gaza's lifelines israel closed its borders after a house north of tel aviv was hit by a rocket and israeli jets attacked targets that means that we cannot talk to my german has gotten through to gaza city mohammed an update from you on just how how things have been now as we say four

let's get more from our correspondent in dhaka, akbar hossain.te that they are safe but obviously extremely shocked by what happened. no doubt about it. it is quite shocking for many bangladeshis because when the news broke out early in the morning that an attack took place inside a mosque in new zealand, many bangladeshis were searching for news about what happened to the cricket team. some local media reported that the cricket team survived the attack on the news we got from new zealand and some journalists covering the match against new zealand they were telling us that they were in a practice session nearby in a stadium which is not far from the practice session nearby in a stadium which is not farfrom the mosque where the attack took place. and after the practice session was going on they were going to head to friday prayers. they had boarded the bus and were close to the mosque, about to enter the mosque and a lady warned them to not go there because the government took control of the mosque and an attack was going on. they then fled from t

can torment a military base in the middle of dhaka and that's credible evidence from foreign addresses and your government knows where he is no one believes that you don't know i don't even go further you're going to let me go when i thank you for the statement but you have said nothing you have just made a statement that he is your question he told you where he thinks you know it's your job to go check it out you are the only thing i know i am prepared to take it out but you know it when you use the word credible well i have to take your word for it i want the cell number as well i was timing for meaning he would give me something for less scrutiny we'll ask about the audience gentlemen here in the front thank you i covered the runaround applause a factory collapse and the aftermath of that twenty thirty twenty thirteen which was convulsive event and which created a lot of promises from the government i'm just curious because it seems that now thousands of workers are demanding fair wages and have not been allowed to be unionized they're being shot at. and summerize. sacked from their

as crews battle to bring the fire that engulfed this high rise building in dhaka on to control the many in the commercial area of the city it was a ready to meet. some felt trying to escape others climb down any way they could to i mean don't you clearly know me i mean i think we notice that in the beginning there was only one flaw only in floor six or seven it was possible to stop the fire on that floor if steps were taken quickly jumping off maybe i like the seven of the eight eight ninety four there was like a lot of smoke and that was probably suffocating them so you literally just jumped off watching from the pack streets but no crowds gathered desperate for news of those trapped inside a smoke rose to each of the towers one thousand people was and connecting building . the bangladeshi navy and air force join the rescue efforts and lifting some who managed to make it to the rooftop present it with. equipment that we can gauge just started building but. we kind of was more than eighteen million people living.

people have died in a huge fire in a twenty two or twenty two story building in bangladesh capital dhaka. and al-shabaab is claiming responsibility for a car bomb outside a crowded restaurant in the somali capital mogadishu which killed at least eighteen people. they need xenon city of christchurch is holding a memorial service for the victims of the mosque shooting attacks two weeks ago fifty people were killed when a gunman opened fire on them during friday prayers swap serious i do thomas is there for us right now hundred six lane what's happening where you are. right now new zealand's prime minister just. speaking she's done so much to react and for a lot of the last two weeks and bring this country together many fold law it would seem. and isn't as an example of how to deal. with a horrific attack like this what happened just at one stage in the last couple minutes she's been saying that clients and extremism is not well for him here he's even she said is not a new name to extremism and hate traits but it can be the nation that discovers the cure she gave part of a speech in maori t

so this is these all the top stories at least one person has died as crews in bangladesh far in dhaka the navy an air force a helping find working to put out the place that in one thousand stories building ten to challenge has more now from dhaka so far what we know is one person confirmed dead according to the corps macdill a hospital source at least twenty people were brought in we don't know their conditions are and there are still some people in this building next door building trying to get them evacuated some people on the rooftop waving white t. shirt or other materials trying to warn people that they need to be rescued from the next door building site is crammed up with a lot of onlookers as well as trucks as well as navy and military rescue operation people in algeria the c.e.o. of the private television channel has been arrested only fertile who has been critical of president. and supported and cool to remove the president meanwhile local media is reporting that dozens of business leaders trying to leave the country but was stopped at the airport analogy is president is now

bangladesh's minister says criminal charges will be filed against the idea of a building in dhaka where at least twenty five people died in a fire on thursday. british politicians a jew to vote for a third time when the prime minister's bret's a deal must approve to raise a maze agreement before midnight on friday to enjoy britain's departure is delayed until may twenty second if not it will leave the european union in two weeks need to reports now from london. efforts to secure backing for teresa mayes deal are intensifying with senior government ministers urging m.p.'s to give the twice defeated divorce deal another go this after may promise to resign if a proposal is passed those tipped to replace a say now is the time to back the deal in seventeen point four million people believe the european union have a chance to make sure that we do that's what everyone can support the prime minister's bill. the speaker of the house told the government that it could only put the deal before parliament again if it was fundamentally different but i do expect the government to meet the test of chan

bangladesh is housing ministers say criminal charges will be fine begins the owner of a building in dhaka where at least twenty five people died in a fire on thursday returning now to one of our top stories and the u.k.'s debate on bricks it friday was supposed to be the day that britain left the e.u. but the brand exit date has been pushed back while some remain as hope the delay buys them time many black city is feel differently there is a hayward has been to boston in lincolnshire in the east of england way three quarters of the voters wanted to leave. it may look sedate but competition is still at the heart of this game while the politicians in westminster trying to score points against one another here it's all about playing fair with leave and remain voters bowling side by side in a town which overwhelmingly voted to exit the e.u. if it doesn't happen. and how do you feel. i should now. go to the fact that if. a. person fires. back in the twenty six same referendum boston poll the highest proportion of lead voters anywhere in the u.k. just over seventy five percent of people who vot

awls new government calling it fall from inclusive to syria's nicholas hot joins us live now from dhaka nicholas bring us up to date how big a risk is that to this deal. well this deal was brokered just a few weeks ago by the king notably of the russians who came into the country just a year ago at the call of president. who was annoyed by the fact that the un security council and france the former colonial power weren't giving him the tools in order to regain control of his country fourteen armed groups are battling it out in a country bigger than france belgium luxembourg united it's the size of texas at best and it's a real sure goal for him for this president to to to to regain control so this peace deal that was really backed by russia and sudan back back in february was really supposed to be the success because there's been eight previous attempts but chu of the main factions two factions that control large parts of the country notably the neighboring area with chad and the neighboring area with sudan have have walked away from this deal saying that the government is incompetent.

can torment a military base in the middle of dhaka and that's credible evidence from foreign addresses and your government knows where he is no one believes that you don't know you don't even get a phone you're going to blame it on his own thank you for the statement but you have said nothing you have just made a statement that he is your into question he told you where he thinks he is he now is your job to go check it out you are the only thing he does not i am prepared to take it out but you know when you use the word credible well i have to take your word for it i want the cell number as one which i mean for meaning or he would give me something for less scrutiny will ask about the audio.

corruption i mean it's also related because my case had two big open and two men open at the last may or dhaka. and or so the son of the last president guy in what who. actually went on to be able they were not accepted to want to these elections so people are kind of criticizing marcie side because they say that the justice east has to close with the president so that's that's what the critics say and the critic or so say that. untac corruption more of mant and politic is only only to what is open and nuttiness in his own in his enabling comp ok ready last one very briefly what is this next time of macky sall like eight o'clock what does he need to do full young senegalese people. i think one of the things that she needs to do is to create more jobs you know for people so you have you have like i'm on a permanent three three cheese boat fifteenth person which is the. official figure so it's going to be more than that so i think there will be there will be or so very important if you can if you can do that so that the young people who wouldn't have seen it and we have seen that before from say

the death toll from a massive fire in a high rise office building in the bangladeshi capital dhaka has risen to nineteen officials says several people died after jumping from the main team story building as day try to escape the blaze will dozens are reported injured fire fighting units are still searching the structure for those who may have been trapped inside. mt as armed forces have taken control of a tanker that was hijacked by migrants rescued at sea the turkish vessel has arrived at a multi-sport with military personnel on board five people were handcuffed and escorted off the vessel about one hundred migrants and refugees and been rescued in the seas off libya some of them took control of the ship when it was ordered to were turned to that country and forced it to head toward europe instead. the arrival of the turkish tanker and multiple multis armed forces with the help of speed boats on the helicopter had brought it under control on the open sea. for hours migrant hijackers had been at the helm. of. the tankers crew rescued around one hundred migrants and refugees among them

a textiles factory in the special economic zone on the outskirts of dhaka shows that it has come here every day for the last couple of weeks to ask for work to know what vale isn't willing to take just any job down i want to get on in many small factories they don't even pay the state minimum wage equivalent to about one hundred euros a month by month only pay eighty i don't want that in those bad factories they sometimes make you slave away until two in the morning. his wife active big on weights back home she earns the equivalent of around one hundred fifty euros a month as a seamstress it's hard for us to be dependent on his wife at one point he turned to drugs first and then fed him and then carol when he's been clean for a few weeks now but as wife regularly checks for signs he's using again better safe than sorry on how much. although textiles have brought the problems to their country they've brought wealth as well bangladesh is one of the world's fastest growing economies and over the last few years its biggest industry has been trying to clean up its image. most of the factor

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one thousand people have died in a huge fire in a twenty two story building in bangladesh capital dhaka and is claiming responsibility for a got car bomb outside a crowded restaurant in the somali capital mogadishu which killed at least eighteen people. hundreds of protesters have been back on the streets of algeria demanding changes to the political system as well as the resignation of president hu to free up some leaders of the protest movement which has staged five weeks of peaceful demonstrations are rejecting the army's transition plan earlier this week the army chief suggested a constitutional measure to remove the eighty two year old president on medical grounds but the constitutional council has not yet held any meeting to decide who to ficus fate. yes we are asking for changes we want to change this regime and this government. article one hundred two says personal insurance will be rejected we demand the incrementation about six and seven people are the source of constitutional power people are the ones who do song. and if you are anal jiri end attending a protest or if you'd l

building that caught fire last week authorities say the twenty two storey structure in the capital dhaka blocked adequate fire safety features and was extended illegally the blaze killed twenty six people and injured seven. lawyer and government critic. has won slovakia's presidential election win makes her the country's first female head of state. is a political novice who ran on an anti corruption platform she beat the government backed candidate shift. and. one of germany's greatest and longest serving film director turns eighty eight this weekend he's probably best known for what became the most important film made in post-war west germany the tin drum there's more. in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine. made cinema history with the tin drum the nazi era story of young oscar who stops growing at age three based on the novel by going to gus the film took the top prize at kohn. and. that was just wonderful being admitted into the film world with the palme d'or especially since it was in france where i had learned filmmaking it was like being knighted. aside from literary adaptation

office building that quarter by in last week he say the twenty two story structure in the capital dhaka lacked educates via safety features and was extended illegally the planes. killed twenty six people and injured seventeen. in turkey local elections initial results suggest that president. party is leading across the country but that the crucial mayoral races will istanbul and. tonight say that it was clear that his team had lost some cities and that he would now focus on a new economic program the elections are being seen as a test of edel once leadership since our situational reform gave him sweeping powers tricky is currently in a recession and experiencing high inflation. and joining us now from istanbul is. dorian. dorian it looks like it is a very close race in istanbul what more can you tell us. all absolutely there's less than two temps of one percent between the ruling a.k.p. banal yield room head of the c.h.p. . and there are still around two percent more votes to be counted it's simply too close to call and the margin is getting less and less as we speak this comes as. the

building that caught fire last night authorities say the twenty two storey structure in the capital dhaka adequate fire safety features and was extended illegally the blaze killed twenty six people and injured seventy. retailer amazon says an investigation shows saudi arabia tapped the phone of its boss jeff bezos in january a tabloid newspaper printed leaked steamy messages between bezos and journalist lauren sanchez shortly after bases announced he was divorcing his wife owns the washington post which employed murdered saudi dissident jamal khashoggi. on his second and final day in morocco pope francis is turning his attention to the country's small christian community the pontiff has been celebrating mass and meeting with christian representatives the trip is devoted to interfaith relations he told the faithful that their mission is not to convert their neighbors but to live in brotherhood with other religions. joining me now in the studio is the religious affairs correspondent martin jacques. ceremony for the pope is about to start in about an hour can we say is it too early to that t

rise office building that caught fire last week say the twenty two story structure in the capital dhaka lacked adequate fire safety features and was extended illegally. killed twenty six people and injured seventy. the online retailer amazon says an investigation shows saudi arabia tapped the phone of its boss jeff bezos in january a tabloid printed leaked steamy messages between bezos and journalist lauren sanchez shortly after bezos announced he was divorcing his wife owns the washington post newspaper which employed a murdered saudi dissident jamal khashoggi. brazil's president shire both n.r.o. has arrived in israel to be in the country for several days trying to bolster ties without angering arab trade partners trip comes as israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is battling to shore up support head of national elections. turn out to mozambique where the where aid agencies are stepping up their efforts to help the sick and hungry in the flood ravaged country cyclon killed more than seven hundred people in mozambique malawi in zimbabwe when it struck two and a half weeks ago hun

building that caught fire last week authorities say the twenty two storey structure in the capital dhaka lacked adequate fire safety features and was extended even legally the blaze killed twenty six people and injured seventy. lawyer and government critics who have put over has one thought hockey is presidential election the wind makes for the country's first female head of state. is a political novice who ran on an anti corruption platform she beats the government backed candidate. all right some sports news now and bundesliga soccer byron went into match day twenty seven at the top of the table albeit on goal difference they'd won all six of their last one just the matches and scored a whopping twenty seven goals in the process byron were on fire ahead of the international break and what better way to get back into everyday bundesliga life in a match against eleventh place freiburg. the funds had to wait to find out one of the penalty box is had to be cleared after an anti sexism display by the freiburg supporters had created quite the paper storm. when the much finally got underway i

building that caught fire last week authorities say the twenty two storey structure in the capital dhaka locked out equipped fire safety features and was extended illegally the blaze killed twenty six people and injured seventy. was the saudi government involved in hiking the phone of the world's richest man jeff bezos that's the allegation that has been made by the amazon owner security advisor gavin de becker he's been investigating how the us tabloid the national enquirer got access to intimate texts and photos from bases phone with more on this i'm joined by the use alex forrest whiting alex this reads like an international thriller can you remind us the background yes well this story really hit the headlines back in january when text messages between jeff bezos and the t.v. lauren son shays ended up in the u.s. national enquirer now that's a top lloyd now it was plain that the two of them were having an affair even though they were both married and just last month face also accused the newspaper's owner of trying to blackmail him by threatening to publish intimate photographs of the

been confirmed as the oldest person in the world at one hundred sixteen years and sixty six days to dhaka who is from fukuoka in japan has been honored by the guinness book of world records she was born on january second nine hundred three and says being entered into the records is the most exciting moment in her life she still six years off the record for the oldest person ever to have lived held by a french woman who reached one hundred twenty two but. she might just get. a. quick look at the stories making headlines this hour now opposition protesters in venezuela have clashed with police at their latest rally calling for president nicolas maduro to step down as most of venezuela remains without electricity for a third day the blackout is believed to have been caused by problems at a major hydroelectric plant all the material is blaming it on u.s. sabotage addressing his own rival rally made this announcement. in the midst of this battle of resistance have given instructions to distribute the national supply of all the products the people lead starting this monday on a massive scale. l

talk to us a now on skype from dhaka the regional specialist on migrant protection and assistance for west and central africa with the international organization for migration. i don't know how well you can actually hear that story but it is incredibly harrowing and stories like that are happening to tens and thousands of i mean how did this happen to twenty thousand women going to mali alone well i'm fortunately. not one story and it's it's not unfortunately it's not uncommon i. m not. present confident about these numbers you know we don't. and a huge phenomenon but what is sure about the serious crime and ration between money and then judea was the phenomenon and it acquires an immediate reaction just reading about the nigerian government saying it is actually starting this repatch reaction process and you said you're not entirely sure about those numbers but do you know anything more about how they actually go about doing this. yes i mean it's quite common in the region that's a given them a bit of a bottom just averaged sometimes based on the capacity our. criminal network to app

with suicide bombings at least six people have died as crews in bangladesh battle a large fire in dhakaone thousand fire units are working to put out the blaze that in one thousand storey building the navy and air force are also involved in the rescue efforts. at least twenty people were brought in injured we don't know their conditions are and there are still some people in this building as well as the next door building trying to get them evacuated and we got some people on the rooftop waving white. or other materials trying to warn people that they need to be rescued from the next door building both sides crammed up with a lot of onlookers as well as trucks as well as navy and military rescue operation people. and algeria the sea the private television channel sure and rested for joe had been critical of president of the lizzie's beautifully and supported an army call to remove the president i mean while local media is reporting that dozens of business leaders tried to leave the country but were stopped at the airport in algiers algeria's president is now facing unprecedented pressur

end at least nineteen people have died in a large fire in an office block in bangladesh's capital dhaka five teams from the air force and navy spent hours trying to put out the blaze the pressure on algeria as president to step down is increasing some members of the opposition say they want more than. his resignation there demanding the removal of the entire regime including the army chief or thirty's in malta say they are back in control of a ship that was hijacked by asylum seekers of the coast of libya the migrants allegedly took over the vessel after being told they wouldn't be going to europe maltese police are questioning five men well those are the headlines the news continues after al jazeera wild jamal khashoggi the silencing of a journalist. in the cold blooded twentieth the eyes of the water were fixed on the domestic events into his biggest city istanbul. the sudanese jordan alist working in the u.s. for the washington post. walked into his country's consulate in istanbul but was never seen again. all the evidence points to his murder us a just his body was first dismembered

the death toll from a massive fire that tore through a high rise building in the bangladeshi capital dhaka has risen to twenty five a day after the blaze firefighters are combing through the charred shell of the building and police say they're investigating allegations that the building lacked adequate safety measures. britain's parliament is set to vote for a third time on the break that neil negotiated by prime minister theresa may today this time she is she's asking parliament to both only on the withdrawal agreement and not the future relationship with the e.u. it's a split many members of parliament have already rejected on principle made his promise to resign if the deal does go through today march twenty ninth twenty nine thousand was the day that britain was originally scheduled to lead your opinion. let's cross over to our correspondent in london big today was the day the u.k. was scheduled to leave the e.u. at its own request we have to remember can you explain in a nutshell. why that's not happening. well terry polman finds it very very difficult to say goodbye and as you have e

they seek shelter the capital dhaka but even here the water's rising. the floods are coming. start. on g.w. . frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection self and road and rail. located in the heart of europe connected to the whole world. experienced outstanding shopping and dining offers and triallists services. biala guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. the newborn son of british born teenager shamima begum has died in a syrian refugee camp of pneumonia according to numerous sources begum who had joined the islamic state when she was fifteen had said she wanted to go back to the u.k. to raise her baby in better conditions british army secretary such a job that revoked her citizenship to prevent her from returning. tens of thousands of demonstrators have marched across algeria and the biggest protest yet against president abdullah sisi beautifully his bid for a fair.

with fire for the last one decade of many major incident just a month ago seventy people died in old dhaka in an explosion at a chemical where i was within residential and commercial zone many areas are residential with semi commercial areas but their office building and the highly congested situation is quite grim here that this operation is going to continue we'll report to you more as time goes. a main border crossing between gaza and israel has opened four days after being shot down the erez crossing is one of gaza's lifelines and israel closed it after a house north of tel aviv was hit by a rocket and then it's raining jets attacked hamas targets. in gaza city first as a result of that opening he could get in the report from there what's it been like since you've arrived. well kemal i can tell you that the atmosphere here is one of relative calm but deepening tension at the moment we know that that egyptian delegation that i've been trying to negotiate some kind of a ceasefire between how my stomach shahade and other factions here in gaza and the israeli government they are now back i