he was speaking at the doha, for via video link from ukraine. the 1st thought to address 2 golf nations since the war began. this is also a question of abandoning the usage of russian oil and gas. responsible states like the state of cut off are reliable and solid export as of energy resources. and they can make their contribution to the stabilisation in europe. they can do much to restore justice. the future of europe rests with your efforts. it depends on your efforts. i ask you to increase the output of energy to ensure that everyone in russia understands that no country can use energy as a weapon. let's go to jamal l sheil, who is live at the forum here in doha jamal that was a surprise addressed by the president of ukraine. what else did he have to say at the door for it was yes, i was not announced to be part of the programmer though. that's because, you know, maybe some part of the organizes to try and bring in also the russian fires or where there was a last minute one but done. didn't use the opportunity to address over a dozen while yo

also in doha, daniel rice visiting associate professor at georgetown university katara. his research focuses on sports policy and politics. welcome to all of you, natalia. if i could start with you, and if you could talk about the, the circumstances of how you, you came to doha and your position on, on people going off to russian artists and, and sports people over this. i've been in a position for a very long time and i was raised rushing precisely to work again and again, his regime, which i felt and knew as we all did in the opposition, will come to something like this. something critics and. and since then we, we've been brutally fighting with not much result. unfortunately, i had to criminal cases again in the prosecutor. and by, by is i was in power for my opposition sense, but i kept myself in russia fighting for all those years. i haven't left up until this point when i realized that not only am i in danger because i'm local about my physician or you. but my child is in danger and that's when i are back them. we went to the which is where we are now. we're re, pe

john kerry also address the form in doha. he said he's optimistic about achieving the targets set to control global warming the glasgow. we proved through all the things that we did getting 65 percent of global gdp committed to real plans that could achieve point 1.5 degree limit which party barrel and the i was just in paris with them. and they have reaffirmed that if everybody does what they promised to do in paris, we could actually hold the earth temperature to 1.8 degrees by 2050. but despite that optimism, climate change is causing unusual weather, which is affecting ice shelves and antarctica record low sea ice. the air is said to the collapse of the 450 square mile conga ice shelf. it was revealed in a satellite image taken on march. the 17th i spent 2 stefan singer, he is a senior climate science and global energy policy advisor at climate action network international joins us on skype from brussels. thank you for your time. this ice shelf equivalent size was the size of rome. how often does an event of this size hap

our live from doha. on day 26 of the war in ukraine, coming up with russia, says its forces hit a shopping center in ukraine's capital because it was storing rockets, a t, a gas attack on protesters in care. so the only city under full.

and well, football chiefs meet in doha with russia's invasion of ukraine. one of the main talking boys like stories after the break. ah the hello. they will start in north america and the weather. he has been all about those severe storms rolling across the south east of the u. s. morning tornadoes and bringing powerful winds and flooding conditions. now that system pushes off further east. we are going to see cooler conditions across the great lakes, some of that heavy snow falling in easton areas of canada. but we will see the temperature in places like toronto pickup as things clear up, but not far behind that we have got another system. things are going to get very wet across the gulf of mexico. as those storms come into play on saturday. now for the north west, we've got more wintery weather pulling into western areas of canada, some heavier snow and sleet for british columbia, but it stays largely fine and dry towards that southwest corner, which doesn't bode well for wildfire risk. now as we head further south, got lots of heat coming through for pla

in doha, the top stories on al jazeera russian forces were advancing and mario paul and southeastern ukraine. the black sea port has been surrounded for weeks. that has endured a relentless bombardment. al jazeera, stephanie decker reports from above. mary paul, looks like it's had the life sucked out of it. people's homes now frozen in time. eerie carcases, of war, and on the ground. even the dead get no peace. it's too dangerous to bury them in the cemetery. often lying outside for days. those left alive can't make sense of this war yet you're sure to request through the my mother in law, born in 1936, she survived the learning grad cj russian passport on her worker of russian federations fishing industry. that she is lying. those killed in the bombardment of being buried in the grounds of their homes. something they never would have imagined while living here absolutely nibbled when you go quiet, it's disgusting. i'm not going to blame any one. i'm disgusted. i'm scared and i'm cold. it's a horror. i have never expected this to happen in my life. you would give me, oh, this video

so let's talk more about this now with our panel in doha, we have the talia levine, a british russian play, right, political activist and blogger in moscow, alexia to ship ski, a russian sports reporter, based in moscow. also in doha, daniel right. visiting associate professor at georgetown university katara, his research focuses on sports policy and politics. welcome to all of you, natalia. if i could start with you, and if you could talk about the, the circumstances of how you, you came to doha and your position on, on people going off to russian artists and sports people over this position for a very long time. i was raised back, rushing well precisely to work again and again, his regime, which i felt and knew as we all did in the opposition, will come to something like this, something critics and. and since then we was brutally biting with not much result. unfortunately, i had the criminal cases against me. i was prosecuted by, by those in power for, for my opposition, but i kept myself in russia fighting for all those years. i haven't left up until this point when i realized that

doha, russian delegates were also in attendance. i corresponded andy richardson with their russia's national teams, may be banned from all international competitions at the moment, but it hasn't stop the football federation for making an appearance of the face. the congress, the annual meeting of footballs will governing body, which is taking place in castle. peter says it can't suspend the federation, the political actions taken by a country's lead as well. that's not a few shed by ukraine's representative. this congress getting its right that the russian football federation is sitting just a few yards away from you here. i think that they have to be expelled from this body since they have perpetrated the crimes committed to general be violated all the norms of the instructions. town the ukrainian football team play this world cup. is it possible? well, it's difficult for me to say you see is the situation and more a for the personally petition our so of course we will be happy to do that. ukraine to remain in the right place at th

fast joint meeting over the wall in the crate or ah, i money inside the sound, is there a lie from doha also coming up. are still on wall. i couldn't. which means peach equations president laudermill polanski addresses the doha form of the key note speech by kat, amir in which he denounced what he called an unjust anyway, who died. i'm owed $50.00 call thought a father are emphasized from positional to fate of cut off on the pronunciation of violence, intimidating civilians and assaulting state. sovereignty. emir tells the doha, for him, his country stands in solidarity with the people affected by what he called the unjust war in ukraine. a saudi like coalition, retaliate, santa yelman's, heathy rebels. his an oil facility, and jetta, close the venue of someplace one ranks. ah, he was president joe biden is in poland, where he is expected to send a clear message to rushes later. vladimir putin that he'll be held accountable for the invasion of ukraine. but, and will be meeting with the press of poland on plant duda, who's country has been hosting more than 2000000 ukrainian refugees ot

also speaking of the doha for john kerry, the u. s. envoy for climate change. she said, stopping the war in ukraine was the highest priority. brewton is waging not just any legal unprovoked war but, but an evil her renders. i wore that, that is the worst thing i've seen. and i fought no war. but as the worst thing i've seen a since i've seen clips of what happened in world war 2. and it, it really rises to a level of beastly alady and personal craven us. that all of us should be pushing back against in every way that we possibly know how. ukraine's military says, rush and forces have entered the city of sev, huge north of keith. you stare gas to disperse people protesting against the presence of russian troops. earlier, ukrainian official said the merest w chant been abducted. he since been released. they say russian forces have also sued the cities hospital. ukraine in russia had agreed on opening 10 humanitarian corridors. the people anerio paula having to use their own means of transport to get out of the besieged city. and my car has the details from keith.

doha finally reached morocco. jenia is with friends further east in ukraine.ing to reach their aunt in london. and boris is still making the journey to and from kyiv. and on platform 5, the arrivals and departures go on. the relentless separation of families by the war. hello. more of you should spend the day dry on tuesday. there will be some wet weather around, that's going to be mainly towards parts of western scotland and later, northern ireland. but even as we start the day, one or two isolated showers for eastern parts of england. that's from this weather front just working its way northwards, and a little ridge of high pressure, though, across most of the country before we see this weather front gradually work its way in from the west. and it's that which will bring the wetter weather to western scotland and northern ireland, but keep temperatures above freezing to start the day. a touch of frost is possible just about anywhere, but a bright enough start for many. a few isolated showers through east anglia and the east midlands drifting their way northw

doha finally reached morocco. jenia is with friends further east in ukraine.g to reach their aunt in london. and boris is still making the journey to and from kyiv. and on platform 5, the arrivals and departures go on. the relentless separation of families by the war. hello. scattered showers just about describes our weather for the rest of today across the uk. in some areas, though, the showers will be more scattered than others. some will stay largely dry, other areas could see some longer, more persistent spells of rain. certainly some wetter weather still to come in the next few hours across eastern—most england, some more persistent showers for the south—west of england, wales and eventually western scotland, too. onto this evening and overnight, many of the showers clearing, however, but some of the wetter weather shifting off into the north sea. but the centre of our area of low pressure that brought the showers through the weekend stays to the north—west, so some more wet weather into the night across western scotland and northern ireland. we'll see so

ah, i don't convert alan doha with the top stories on al jazeera, a russian ceasefire to allow civilians out of mario poll has come into effect. ukraine's deputy prime minister says a convoy of bosses is trying to reach thousands of people trapped in the port city . kia has accused moscow of not respecting, previous, similar commitments or mcbride has more from live. we're still waiting to see just when and how this humanitarian corridor will come into operation. the plan was for it to to be set up and operating today thursday, but we're now hearing from the international committee of the red cross the i see i see that they would be willing to lead this convoy into murder. you pull that out of mary paul as long as the 2 warring sides can agree exactly to the terms of the timings of his corridor, the route that it will take and so on as that they would be aiming for friday. so this may well be a going over into to morrow friday now i, but according to the, i see, i see the russians have agreed to a cease fire. we have heard from the or ukraine's deputy prime minister that 45 bosses have b

doha finally reached morocco. jenia is with friends further east in ukraine. their aunt in london. and boris is still making the journey to and from kyiv. and on platform 5, the arrivals and departures go on. the relentless separation of families by the war. hello there. there's going to be a different look to the weather on thursday and a change of fortune for much of the country as well. with the rain having cleared away, we had the sunnier skies across more western parts of scotland. there was almost an inch of rain in wiltshire and, for a while, we actually had some quite heavy rain here in lincolnshire as well. with that wetter weather clearing away out into the north sea and these showers yet to arrive from the northwest, we're going to have some clearer skies developing. so, by the time we get to early thursday morning, it could be quite cold and frosty in a few places. temperatures will be close to freezing, maybe down to “i! or so in the northeast of scotland. we'll find those showers coming in from the northwest across scotland and northern ireland —

ah, i'm kimberly ellen. doha, with the top stories on al jazeera, more people are taking shelter under grounds as rushes, military advances on ukraine's capital. gunfire and explosions have been heard in the early hours of saturday, with russian ground forces massed just 25 kilometers from the center of keith. moscow as wide in the scope of its attacks with the war now in its 3rd week. protest is in the crane and city of mary topo are demanding the release of their mer. ukraine's government is put out security camera video, which it says shows him being abducted by russian soldiers. president wagner. zalinski is calling on world leaders for help. for more help roster mclean we demand maybe immediately released. we're talking to france, germany, israel and others. i personally have called german chancellor schultz and french president my crop. i'll talk to every body necessary in order to get our people released. we expect world leaders to show how they can influence the situation and do one simple thing. get this one person released, the very person who represents the people of millet

doha finally reached morocco. jenia is with friends further east in ukraine.ch their aunt in london. and boris is still making the journey to and from kyiv. and on platform 5, the arrivals and departures go on. the relentless separation of families by the war. hello. most of us saw the ring at some stage through the weekend, showers pretty scattered across the is on sunday with more persistent rain in some eastern regions. these on this guy is across the midlands, some good gaps there are between cloud allowing for some rain and brightness, too, but there was some rain on and off. showers to start the week and it looks to be the wettest weather pretty much focused on... . it looks like we are going to pull in from the continent in terms of areas of showers. in contrast to sunday, i think the showers are more restricted in the areas they will affect but heavier ones, sauna and central scotland and northern england and they could go on... come the afternoon. relatively mild, temperatures up to 13—14 c. 0vernight monday, the showers die out on this front goes nor

doha finally reached morocco. jenia is with friends further east in of ukraine.oping to reach their aunt in london. and boris is still making the journey to and from kyiv. and, on platform 5, the arrivals and departures go on. the relentless separation of families by the war. hello there. cloud, wind, and rain moving in from the southwest will dominate over the next few hours. it's an area of low pressure that will gradually sit towards the west of northern ireland, that's where we will see the strongest of the winds and perhaps the heaviest of the rain throughout the day this sunday. elsewhere, there is a weak weather front which will produce some showery rain through central and eastern scotland and eastern england first thing. that will ease away, sunshine comes through and a scattering of showers across england and wales, some of them heavy and thundery. the sharper showers, the most frequent rain likely to be to the northwest, that's where we will see the strongest of the winds as well, 50—60 mph gusts not out of the question. windierfor all of us through su

doha finally reached morocco. jenia is with friends further east in of ukraine.re hoping to reach their aunt in london. and boris is still making the journey to and from kyiv. and, on platform 5, the arrivals and departures go on. the relentless separation of families by the war. hello. changeable weather this weekend and we will all get to see some rain at times, but it is definitely not going to be raining all the time. there will be some sunshine occasionally, too, and in fact today, after what, for many, was a cloudy, damp start, it is a brightening up story now. and there will be sunny spells with the chance of a shower. throughout the weekend it is windy and in fact later today getting windier still, particularly close to this area of low pressure which moves into south west england and south west wales first this afternoon. we have got an area of rain that has been pushing its way northwards overnight and into this morning and this afternoon it is into the north of scotland and still raining at the end of the afternoon towards the northern and western isle

john, again, raska al jazeera doha. ah, what you all just bear with me. the whole robin in doha reminder of our top 2 stories that be more russian shelling in the northern ukraine. despite russia's promised to scale back overnight strikes destroyed markets libraries, in homes in genevieve, the northwest of keys is also seen explosions and fighting. we receive far yesterday or information right now, garage and forces move away from keith. we small through all my x with a huge explosion, a boss where the people died. still that 3rd call says one of its facilities has been hit by shilling in murray or pulled. the agency says it's been unable to bring in more supplies since earlier in the month because of the intensity of the fighting. in other eastern, as he is, president has dissolved parliament after what he says was an attempt at cooper high said made the announcement after politicians held a virtual session for the 1st time since parliament was suspended. russia and china is foreign ministers of condemn sanctions imposed on moscow with invasion of ukrain

ah, clubs and robins watching all desert locked my headquarters here in doha. also coming up. search and rescue efforts are underway in china after a passenger plane crashes into a mountain side with 132 people on board. also, confirmation hearings begin in the u. s, senate for the 1st black woman dominate.

what exactly is the doha for him and who would have been listening to the message? so the don't have, for me is an initiative that the foreign ministry set up. now i believe in the 23rd or the 24th edition is, has been going on for several years now. it came as part of the vision that the leadership of this country had and has had for several decades now to position as an internal cuter, in crises as a mediator in conflicts as a trusted body that can bridge between polarized sides. and we have seen that succeed, whether it be in afghanistan, whether it be between pakistan and bangladesh, whether it be in an africa, when we're talking about your booty, and some of the prices there are whether even in occupied punt assigned. being able to secure some of the fires in the numerous attacks and wars on part of signed by israel. so this form is an attempt to have a gathering once a year between delegates from different countries as well as non state actors to find common ground. cor solution, but it's not just conflict resolution is broken out in the past few years and par

dan roan, bbc news, doha. snow has been falling in parts of the uk. it comes just a week after much of the country was basking in sunshine, as our midlands correspondent navtej johal reports. the yorkshire dales this morning, these pictures capture how the landscape turned from green to white overnight. snow was seen all over. somerset, stanmore in london... oh, my god. ..and suffolk. in the middle of the country, in leicestershire, enough of it to build a snowman. a stark contrast to just a week ago when shorts and summer dresses were the order of the day. to find out why we've seen this sudden change, an explanation from the weather presenter with the perfect name for thejob. high pressure gave us the warmth because of how that was sitting across the country. and there now that has slipped away towards the south—east, it's kind of opened the floodgates for low pressure and a pool of very cold air coming down from the arctic so it's given us such a drastic temperature drop and that's why things have turned a bit more wintry again. it certainly caught

dan roan, bbc news, doha. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello.good part of the time, was dry and sunny. in fact, scotland and northern ireland, according to the met office, provisionally had the sunniest march on record. it was only on sunday we saw conditions like this in aberdeenshire. the warmest parts of the country 19 degrees. fast forward to thursday afternoon, and temperatures at times only 2 celsius as the snow showers came down fairly heavy. and they are continuing as we go into friday as well. the run of north—northeasterly winds all they way from the arctic continue. strongest towards the southeast as we start friday, linked into this area of low pressure developing across europe. and it's here we could see a further covering of snow. high pressure trying to build in, and with showers fading for most into the morning, we will see a widespread frost, and across eastern areas, icy conditions to begin the day. for most of you, actually a sunny start to friday. the sleet and snow showers across eastern areas continue, particularly towards

and in doha, marwan, kabbalah, the head of policy analysis at the center for research and policy studies. thank you all gentlemen for joining us on inside story andre fetterhoff in moscow. let me start with you, the 2 sides, russia and ukraine have engage in a couple of rounds of discussions bilaterally. but russia has not pause its military operations in ukraine. is the kremlin at all interested in diplomacy? of course colonel is interested in the blog post about the problem is there are during this recent contacts which sure through place are very one obstacle. russia, formerly a very clearly our number of demands which are unacceptable for ukrainian. so that's why our little during this diplomatic context, we can, the moralists agree only on some material issues. what all the main political issues are left on saw. and there are, if you chances they can be saw in the way. why wouldn't want, what is president putting stinking andrei? i mean, what's his decision making process? and do you think he's willing to make any compromises on? on some of the red lines, he said he wouldn't cross.

this is al jazeera alive from doha also coming out, but russian airstrikes cause a large explosions in western ukrainian city of levine. an area which had been largely sped up until now. addressing the doha forum, ukraine's president compares the destruction inflicted on mary pope to that of aleppo in syria also ahead. the saudi led coalition retaliate after gibbons, who the rebels? he is an oil facility in jetta. close to the venue of sundays formula. one event. ah, he was president joe biden has described russian president vladimir putin as a butcher while making ukrainian refugees by them was at a center in warsaw where some of the more than 2000000 people who fled to poland is staying. the kremlin has said the remarks further narrow the possibility from mending relations. violence, comments come about awake after he referred to putin as a war criminal. you know, you're dealing every day with whatever your potent, what he's done to be. what does it make you think? is a butcher? do you make additional claim? the guy? thank you. our white house correspondent, kimberly hell kit. easy i

a mon cadillac in doha. what could change you think? well, i think, i think a meeting between fulton and joe biden might actually change things. i don't think between put an ends at ascii is going to do anything i think, put in his, mainly interested and in the united states and in your us action. and is crisis because we are not all these concerned that they were smart. do you agree? what wow, i've got to stand number 2 for russia. that is buddy possible. and so i think only on meeting between the 2, the 2 big bars could actually make a big or discard. so more talks, more meetings needed. thank you very much gentlemen. for a very interesting discussion. andre fedor off kyle, lana and my one cadillac, and thank you for watching. you can always watch this program again any time by visiting our website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can of course, also join the conversation on twitter handle is that ha inside story from me when you back to going

ah no baptism, this is our does the rely from doha. also coming up nowhere is safe in khaki. that's the warnings in the mayor. as the grinning, the city comes at a heavy russian bombardment in the distance and to see smoke on the horizon. as no one hardly anybody left her. because her the afghan taliban orders most to secondary schools for girls to close only hours, up to the reopened for the 1st time in months. okay. first, so fighting in the north and west of ukraine's capital keith, that our claims of sober was being taken and re taken by both russian and ukrainian forces. it rains. defense matters, who says it soldiers have retaken the suburb of maharishi, and they say that we'll stop russian troops. so run in the capital in the northwest, but it's admitted russian forces, half partially taken. 3 other areas near by the city center has been relatively quiets. well, that's kept more from a mon kahn. he's in these photo shinseki district that's in the north west part of keith. i'm him around, just bring us up to date with what you've been seeing as the bombardment continues

at world full chiefs, mason, doha, with roches invasion of crane. one of the main talking points of difficult. ruth, ah hello there. it's all about the relentless heat across south asia at the moment. now we are used to these pre monsoon conditions, but temperatures are well above average in places like india up in the north and down in southern areas of pakistan. now karachi is going to see the temperature pick up by the time we get to saturday, but there will be some relief coming in by sunday. but for places like new delhi, well, it's only going to get hotter. we've got a severe heat wave here. hot winds on friday, and we'll remain that way through to sunday, the temperature touching 40 degrees celsius as we go into the new month. for the south of this, it's hot and dry temperatures touching 40 degrees even in the south, but a few showers coming into carol up providing some relief and thunderstorms for sri lanka. now it is looking wet in that northeast corner. we could see some of that rain trickle into bangladesh on friday, but will be in a paul

they were liked my headquarters here in doha. also coming up were on patrol with a special police unit in the ukrainian city of ker keith, which has suffered heavy bombing, tennessee as president dissolves parliament 8 months after suspending it and calls for an investigation against m. p. 's welcome to the program. there's been more shelling by russia and parts of northern ukraine despite moscow's promise to pull back from the capital. keith and the city of china have thought these route, which is from jenna, have where the mass says russian attacks have intensified over the past 24 hours. more than 800000 people are trapped in the besieged city with supplies expected to last about a week. bombings were also reported in the west of the country. and keith's mass, as a tax on the capital of also stepped up. we receive for yes, they are information right now, the russian forces move away from keith is not true all night. listen, serious is mean is a reg is a bag and will listen. the huge explosion is both key. if and north of you,

this is al jazeera alive from doha. also coming up here. oh, final farewells in the pro ukrainian soldiers killed and fighting in the countries east. a buried fall from home. she tells by the fighting in the ukraine is in no one's interest in the 1st call between the 2 leaders in months and vladimir putin insists the war in ukraine has been a success at a rally to mark the anniversary of crime is annexation the russian offensive in ukraine is entering its 24th day and nearly 6 and a half 1000000 people in our thoughts have been displaced by the fighting. this is the territory in red, but russia at its separatist allies hold early on friday. pots of a russian missile hit a residential suburb in keith, killing. at least one person in the west rush, a stroke of military aircraft repair facility nail. a viv, while russian troops a set of entered the southern port city of maria pole out of era, stephanie deca begins on coverage from above. mary paul looks like it's had the life sucked out of it. people's homes now frozen in time, eerie carcases,

ah, i'm all about this, and this is all 0 ally from doha. also coming to the buddha. all the territory will be liberated with the active support of the russian federation pro russian separatists and don't yet to say the move east will help the cause at ease of 5 die in a shooting near the city of televi. it's a 3rd attack in israel in a week. and you as president joe biden signs a law making lynching, a federal hate crime more than a century after the law was proposed. talks between moscow and keep appear to have made progress in turkey. russia says it'll reduce its military operation near ukraine's capital granting. and president flooding means that i'm cautiously optimistic about tuesday's discussions, but he says he doesn't have much trust in moscow, doc. more than the other. was it the we can say that the signals we hear from the talks are positive, that the signals can silence the explosions of russian shells. of course, we are seeing all the risk. of course, we are not seeing grounds to trust the words coming from representatives of the country that continues fi

alex catalyse reports from doha, bangladesh missile corvette and a pakistani frigate both made in china. the country naval training ship bill to the unadilla shipyards and turkey. these ships, another naval equipment are on display at hummer. ported cutter was part of dim decks, the annual maritime defense expo held in doha defense companies from around the world of gather to show the latest wears as potential buyers look for bargains that will give their navies an edge in any potential conflict. the new class of ship builder has emerged making stealthy, powerful warships at a price. many countries can afford. one of the newcomers, china is no expanding defense base was applying cheap, capable warships to its clients. you have geanargo exploding submarines to bangladesh, you know, in the southeast asia they were exploiting submarines to are you in pakistan. they're also having a footprint in africa very just certain countries which have tardies product like nigeria. so i dont not any tons of volume of these lessons. what altering tons of the tonnage of the vessels that i know now? oh, d

ah, hello, i'm fully back to boy, you're watching al jazeera live from doha on day 27 of the ukraine war units have says, there's a growing threats for 7 and a half 1000000 children. we look at the extra steps being taken to help them feeding the frontline. we meet the volunteers during their bid to support ukraine's troops and in russia, crammed in critic annexing of army center prison for another 9 years. he says he's not scared. by the longer centers we begin with di warnings from you and agencies of the catastrophic consequences of nearly 4 weeks of war in ukraine. the head of the world food program says a fresh has invasion, doesn't bend soon. there'll be a supply shortage affecting hundreds of millions of people around the world. at the same time, unicef is increasing health for 7 and a half 1000000 children in ukraine. on the ground, some of the heaviest bombardment has been on ukraine, 2nd largest city, car cave, and surrounding areas. these pictures show the result of russian attacks in los over city in the car, cave, or blast. already say 20 apartments were destroyed. there

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event, pupils governing body president johnny valentino, was at a glitzy event encounters capital, doha, to encourage fans to sign up. it will of course, be an incredible journey, a journey that will give you memories that will follow you for your entire life. but more important than that, you are the 1st phase, the 1st smile that any visitor who katara will find when he comes here. as with previous world cups, volunteers will work across stadiums, training site, the airport and fan zones. they'll be there to help some of the 1000000 expected visitors to the country find their way. as we're really looking for volunteers who are, you know, who want to help, who, who have that smile, have that openness. and we see every world club they bring really the joyful atmosphere as to the world. i called the good news important because i helped to bring all the dynamics together for such a motor tool that i was looking for 20000 volunteers. this year's tournament. that's more than the 17000 that worked in russia 4 years ago. and more than the 14000 that worked in brazil in 2014 applications are op

it'll take place against new zealand in june in doha. the kiwis booked their spot in their play off by thrashing the solomon islands in the final of oceania. qualifying zealand, secure to 5, no victory. taking them a step closer to reaching the will cup for only the 3rd time in the history. and on friday, we'll have a special program following the wolf cab drew as it happens live in doha. our coverage begins at 1545, g m t. the miami, he saw holding on to top spot in the n b a's eastern conference, as the playoffs approach, jimmy butler school 24 points and car larry 23 as the he saw all the boss himself. it's 10690. 8. miami are still the top feeding lease as things stand fast for boston, bail fulton, the east, and on course to avoid the initial post season playoff for teams. place 7 to 10 elsewhere. c, j. mccollum was given a standing ovation by his former friends in portland. he traded to the new orleans pelicans in february and sadly for the homes and he helped his new team to victory here. the columns will 25 points in 170 and 107.

oh, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news are alive from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. russian missiles had a ukrainian military base, used for nato drills near the border with poland. at least 9 people are killed. crowds, 3 times the key was rushing tubes edge closer to the ukrainian capital. we thought warnings of a humanitarian catastrophe in mario paul, new efforts to get aid into the city that has been left without power, food and water. and going concerns about europe's largest nuclear power plants. ukraine warns russia plans to come solid permanently. i'm joanna roscoe, with the sports full time grand slam champion. naomi. a soccer is left in tears on the tennis court. again of being heckled at indian wells. russia appears to have delivered a message to natal, close to ukraine's border with poland. around 30 missiles have struck a military training facility in java eve. now that's in the la viv region. just 20 kilometers from poland, a member of nato, and the european union. at least 9 people were killed in the attack and nearly 60 have be

c one in a friendly in doha. they will em cookie with the winner for the asian champions, draw for the group stages and take place in a capital capital next friday. now the world's most lucrative franchise. creat solomon is back, the 15th edition of the indian presently began with a match between right and champion speech and i see the kings and the cocoanut riders. the night rod is winning this one by 6 wickets. 70 vol. mom. she's in total coming up for the final taking place. at the end of may at the women's cricket woke up host do zealand to finish the group matches with a $71.00 run victory of pakistan. new zealand scoring 266 extension restricted, 199 in reply despite the when new zealand to look unlikely to reach the semi finals because forensic has secure her place as the new women's tennis world. number one following last week. surprise retirements, announcement by ash bossy, the polish plants the let me 20 had so when her 2nd round match the miami open to secure sub spots. when the, the rankings release

we're headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 30 minutes. a warning that there's no safe place in the ukrainian city of co keith, russian forces are accused of targeting residential areas. also the un blames russia for the human.

i'm kim vanelle, a doha, with the top stories on al jazeera, russia's military is claiming to have taken control of a major ukrainian poor city on the black sea. carson is near crimea, which russia annexed in 2014 pictures from carson show russian forces and tanks unchallenged in the city center. russian forces are reported to have installed checkpoints surrounding the city. or is this durable that isn't in your world room units off to russian are forces to control of the regional center, of course, on the civilian y till infrastructure and city transport work. as usual, the city doesn't suffer from local food and basic commodities. negotiations continue between russian command or the city and regional administration of what we're supporting, the functioning of social infrastructure to haul has more now from live. these reports that russia is in control of hash on are significant. we've heard from the ukranian side that they had control of the railway station and the police station and central administration buildings. it would mean that this becomes the 1st city that russia has full con

in doha. the headlines on al jazeera russian air attacks have devastated hockey. forcing many of its people to flee more than a 100 have been killed in ukraine. second largest city, it is home to 1400000 people. rushes announced a temporary cease fire to allow the evacuation of ukrainians from several major cities, including the capital key of it's expected to start in around half an hour. most of the routes for the proposed humanitarian corridors need to rush in territory or barriers grain. the go portable, this proposal makes no demand, so citizens be sent necessarily to russia to russian territory. there are also of occupations offered to populations in ukrainian cities to the west of kiev. and ultimately it will be the choice of the people about where they want to be evacuated to the un humanitarian affairs chief told the security council civilians must be allowed to go where they want more than 7. more than 1700000 people have fled. ukraine, the parties need to take constant care to spare

biggest show in football, but it's hoping the world will come to help join a get your oscar al jazeera, doha ah, the watching officer with me sell robin in doha, reminder of our top news stories ukraine's government is urging russia to let emergency aid into murray pulse and allow safe passage out for more than a 100000 people trying to leave. the besieged city has been under continuous bombardment, leaving people without food, water, or electricity. fighting is intensified. northwest have keep with ukrainian forces, saying they've re taken the suburb of market of a curfew remains in place of the capital until wednesday morning, and that's after russia destroyed a shopping center on monday, killing each people while ukraine, 2nd largest city of co cave and surrounding areas have seen some of the heaviest bombardment. these pictures show the results of russian attacks in las over authority say 20 apartments were destroyed. present boatman zalinski says ukraine is on the brink of surviving the war. during a speech to italy's parliament, he repeated his call for the western post, more sanctions

i'm kim vanelle in doha, with the top stories on al jazeera u. s. president joe biden is in poland, where he's met with the defense and foreign ministers of ukraine. is be holding talks with poland. president sandra, do that. the presidential palace in warsaw. in the coming hours he's expected to meet some of the refugees who fled the warn you crank. he'd also be making a major speech shamed, showing western unity against russia and its invasion of ukraine. our white house correspondent company, how could send us an update for morsel us president has had one official meeting that is with the ukrainian defense minister and foreign minister. he was accompanied by his secretary of state as well as his secretary of defense, laid austin. now the reason that there was this advance meeting that had a security aspect. focal point is because there has been some confusion and coordination in recent weeks between the united states nato allies. and specifically, poland, specifically when it comes to the issue of fighter jets, poland had come up with a propos

hello, adrian finnegan, here in doha, the headlines on al jazeera, russia says that it's once again used hypersonic missiles to attack ukraine. a spokesman for the ministry of defense as the military targets were hit. cruise missiles also targeted facilities, repairing ukrainian armored vehicles that were damaged in combat operations at large. if not those nonprofit, the hypersonic dagger missiles destroyed a large fuel depot. it was used by ukraine's armed forces near the village of constantino cards of marketing. the main supplies appeal for ukraine's army vehicles in the south were carried out. bear with the high precision miss. i allowed for instruct the training center good for you. green, special forces, or what their foreign mercenaries were based offering. officials and maria paul say that russia has bombed an art school where people were taking shelter. they say that 400 people were hiding in the building, which was destroyed. russia has increased its attacks on the port city, which it sees as vital to the success of its invasions block on the might be open to do this to a peace

ah, i'm kim that allen doha, with the top stories on al jazeera, the un refugee agency says more than a 1000000 people have fled ukraine. since russia's invasion began a week ago. it's the fastest exodus of people this century. most have headed west into poland and hungary. the un predicts at 4000000 people could eventually leave ukraine, but worn. see, even that projection could be revised up. the mayor of mary, you poll is reporting mass casualties after what he describes as a 15 hours of bombardment by russian forces who are surrounding the eastern port city. and 4 large explosions have shaken central key of overnight. a rocket strike landed near the capitals at southern railway station. thousands of civilians were inside trying to leave the city. andrew simmons is following developments from the vive, in ukraine's west. they were entering the 2nd week and there is no let up in the scale of the violence. in fact, it's increasing every hour. it would seem her song, marking the 1st city in ukraine to fall to the russians. and doing so, it's devastated some level of morale in one area

oscar reports from the capital, doha, in 1964, 22 year old. cassius clay shocked the world of boxing, beating reigning champion. sonny listened to the heavyweight title mohammed ali, as he later became known. wore these gloves in the fight that brought him wealth might fame alongside alleys, gloves or a pair of boots, were my brazilian legend pele to victory? the 1970. well cut final ad michael schumacher title winning car from 2000 which he ended ferrari's 21 year. wait for the formula one drivers, championship. these are just some of the more than 1200 items on display. at the 321 cat are olympic and sports museum. it's due time now for a while. so set to museum to be available and go home. you don't have to search or google anymore for you to look for your favorite sportsman. you can always come into the museum and take a look and get more information. i think that has so much information available on sports is a building, celebrating sporting history, as cats are prepared to make its own by holding the 1st world cup in the middle east. but this museum also looks back on what this

i'm given l, this is been use all i from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, ukraine's and the convoy of bosses to the besieged city of mario pulse, the hope of evacuating thousands of traps of idiots. more russian shelling around the keys and cheered me 2 days after moscow announced its reducing military operations to palestinians are killed by israeli forces during a raid the occupied west bank and turkish prosecutors want the trial of 26 suspects in the killing of journalists demolish shop to be transferred to saudi arabia, and i'm here to stay with your school, including called for russia to be expelled from footballs, governing body fi 1st, and the united states of america, mexico qualify for the world cup finals in costa we begin this new all in ukraine where a convoy of bosses is set out to evacuate civilians from mario pole in the east. russia has agreed to open a humanitarian corridor from the city for the 1st time. as 5 weeks after the invasion began, at least 160000 residents, a trapped desperate for food, water, and shelter. but russian forces are continuing their bombardm

t johnny has raska al jazeera doha. ah, this is our desert. these are the top stories in a russian sci fi to allow civilians out of mary paul has come into effect. ukraine's deputy prime minister says a convoy of boston is trying to reach civilians trapped in the port city. bombardment has intensified around ukraine's capital in northern city of cheney have, despite russia announcing it would scale down operations or residential areas and civilian infrastructure have been hit in keep suburbs in recon had the latest now from the capital. what the ukrainians are saying is that they simply mistrust the russians to be able to withdraw or in the deal that they've made in turkey or to the letter of that deal or what they saying is actually yes, we are seeing some evidence of withdrawal if just take an example now of den north of cuba brewery, which is next in the south, has come under intense attack again, ah, but in the north, what we're hearing is that are within at a pin, which is one of the towns that come under intense shilling as they're leavi

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