is expected to reach one pollard another 18 capacity 2000 and $23.00 so can each yoke of sudan and egypt find a diplomatic solution to their disputes all will escalate even further sudan's irrigation minister said about us talks to. us to dance minister of education on water sources thank you for talking to our disease. my 1st question to you is about the latest situation now could you explain to our viewers where we stand now in terms of the dispute with. over the the dam the situation right now that is not. progress since last january 10th of january when we had the last meeting of the tripartite negotiations and that is the auspices of the african union since then we requested at that time to give our all to the african union and the other 2 countries with egypt and the superior refused or preferred to go directly to the negotiations among the 3 countries and sudan mentioned. that tripartite negotiations led to a not conclusion saw we proposed to give more oil to the african union says tens of january there is no progress sir but the african union has been is supervising these talks i

rollout as unacceptably slow this it says risks prolonging the pandemic as variant spread head of egypt so as canelo thora he says the country expects more than a $1000000000.00 in compensation after a cargo vessel blocked the canal for nearly a week he said the amount should cover the cost to dislodge the ship losses due to stall traffic and loss transit fees but he didn't specify who would be paying me and miles depose civilian leader and sang suchi is facing the most serious charges being forced on power by the military. it carries a penalty of up to 14 years in prison activists have been continuing to protest on the streets demanding democracy. the u.s. is warning russia against intimidating its neighbors unverified social media footage suggest russia's moving tanks and other crap meant to areas bordering ukraine the region of crimea which must be a crane in 2014 gunmen have killed at least 30 people in ethiopia's a roomier region villages who witnessed the attack in the west or lakers zone said the victims were ethnic on hammers authorities blamed an armed group called the liberati

glorious parade to the fairies of ancient egypt. the 18 kings and 4 queens carefully carried in climate controlled cases from the egyptian museum where they have to welsh for over a century now they will have a new home in the national museum of the gyptian civilization. ramsay's the 2nd is among those being married as is queen hardship suit one of ancient egypt's few female pharaohs she was sent to wear full spirit to overcome the traditional gender roles of her time. the ceremony aimed to showcase egypt's rich history on one level by doing it like this with great pomp and circumstance the mummies are getting their due these are the kings of egypt i mean these are the pharaohs and so it is a way of showing respect people who understand that there is an incredibly important historically and also important now because this is part of egypt's economy. sure islam is in fact one of egypt's main economic sectors with the pandemic halting global movement the country is eager to draw to wrest back. the message it's very important what is g

glorious parade for the fairies of ancient egypt. the 18 kings and 4 queens carefully carried in climate controlled cases from the egyptian museum where they have to welsh for over a century now they will have a new home in the national museum of the gyptian civilization. ramsay's the 2nd is among those being married as is queen hardship suit one of ancient egypt's few female pharaohs she was sent to wear full spirit to overcome the traditional gender roles of her time. the ceremony and to showcase egypt's rich history on one level by doing it like this with great and circumstance the mummies are getting their due these are the kings of egypt i mean these are the pharaohs and so it is a way of showing respect people who understand that there is an incredibly important historically and also important now because this is part of egypt's economy. to reason is in fact one of egypt's main economic sectors with the pandemic halting global movement the country is eager to draw to wrest back. the message it's very important what good it did

while says the dam is crucial to its economic development egypt calls it an existential threat. is concerned that will reduce its share of my waters so that the as the project would increase the risk of flooding and affect the safe operation of its own dams on the river khartoum requested the united nations african union european union and the united states mediating the dispute and its welcome efforts by the u.a.e. a dam is now more than 3 quarters complete and is expected to reach from power. another eating capacity 2023. ethiopia sudan and egypt to find a diplomatic solution to their dispute or will escalate even further sudan's irrigation minister. talks to. i. dance minister of irrigation on water sources thank you for talking to our desire. my 1st question to you is about the latest situation now could you explain to our viewers where we stand now in terms of the dispute with. over the the done the situation right now that is not progressed since last january 10th of january when we had the last meeting of the tripartite we were. under the auspices of the african union sin

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and circumstance the mummies are getting their due these are the kings of egypt i mean these are the pharaohs. is a way of showing respect people who understand that there is an incredibly important historically and also important now because this is part of egypt's economy and. reason is in fact one of egypt's main economic sectors with the pandemic halting global movement the country is eager to draw tourist back. the message is very important what good did the people through the butt end of the month is that this city we need people to come back. these kings and queens of ancient egypt have lain in wait for thousands of years but they may have to wait a little longer before tourists flock back. and a reminder of our top story at this hour jordan's a former crown prince has said he is under house arrest in a video past the b.b.c. prince homes have been hussein accuses the country's leaders of corruption and says anybody who criticizes them risks arrest. but use update at this hour stage universe for its life and don't forget there's always more on our website www dot com and play r

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no one can take a drop of egypt's water from president of the fatah has c.c. as if g.o.p. a insists on failing a controversial nile dam he warns the consequences will be felt across the region does that mean he would go to war and has diplomacy right now this is inside story . hello welcome to the program. sharon of the nile river water is untouchable and if that supply is affected by the theo paean grande renaissance them there will be severe gentle consequences that's the warning by the egyptian president has country is in a year's long dispute with if the opiah over the hydro power project. is building the $5000000000.00 mega dam on the blue nile river downstream country is. a concern that could affect their access to water they want a legally binding agreement over the dams operations but talks to resolve the standoff have stalled over the past decade if the o.p.'s started to fill the dams reservoir last year with no deal in place it insists its neighbors won't be harmed and the dam is important to its economic development. no one can take a single drop of

glorious parade for the fairies of ancient egypt.the 18 kings and full queens carefully carried in climate controlled cases from the egyptian museum where they have to well to for over a century now they will have a new home in the national museum of the gyptian civilization. ramses the 2nd is among those being moved as is queen hardship suit one of ancient egypt's few female pharaohs she was sent to wear full spirit to overcome the traditional gender roles of her time. the ceremony aimed to showcase egypt's rich history on one level by doing it like this with great pomp and circumstance the mummies are getting their due these are the kings of egypt and these are the pharaohs and so it's a way of showing respect people who understand that there is an incredibly important historically and also important now because this is part of the economy. here is them is in fact one of egypt's main economic sectors is with the pandemic halting global movement the country is eager to draw tourists back. the message is very important well good to t

i think the main sticking point is to for egypt to reach a binding agreement before. the feeling continues once it's filled it will be able have the upper hand and can negotiate from from a position of strength. but i think we have to consider the recent political dynamics job as currently conducting what looks like a genocidal war on its own people so given that it has been behaving this year responsibly. it is understandable that both khartoum and cairo are worried and that they want. they don't want to give up the lifeline of their people to such an irresponsible regime and that they want binding legal mechanism that can regulate how this down is is is operationalized so we need to consider political damages as well all right so the reservoir can reach something like 74000000000 cubic meters that's going to be used leverage for the if european government in the near future in the meantime the cities of the egyptians are saying wait a 2nd we need the issiah which is the environment or social impact assessment to be implemented and he has to be binding before we move

glorious parade for the fairies of ancient egypt. the 18 kings and 4 queens carefully carried in climate controlled cases from the egyptian museum where they have to welsh for over a century now they will have a new home in the national museum of egyptian civilization. ramsay's the 2nd is among those being moved as is queen hardship suit one of ancient egypt's few female pharaohs she was said to wear full spirit to overcome the traditional gender roles of her time the ceremony aimed to showcase egypt's rich history on one level by doing it like this with great pomp and circumstance the mummies are getting their due these are the kings of egypt i mean these are the pharaohs and is a way of showing respect people who understand that there is an incredibly important historically and also important now because this is part of the economy. cheer islam is in fact one of egypt's main economic sectors with the pandemic halting global movement the country is eager to draw tourist back. the message it's very important what good did the people

s to dine in egypt failed to reach an agreement if you know he has both the renaissance down to produce electricity but its neighbors fear it will impact there are a water supply have a morgan is joining us from hearts what reasons are being given for the breakdown of talks about. well daryn the whole focus of this round of negotiations in kinshasa was to try to come up with a roadmap for negotiations to continue especially before the 2nd filling which is european announced will be happening in july and we just had to store 13500000000 cubic meters that's 3 times more than the amount of water that was stored in the ground here in renaissance them during the 1st filling last year which last had had impacted its water stations and some of the farms along the nile and affected what a supply to at least $5000000.00 people around the country so the whole purpose of this round of talks which was set initially to end on monday but which extended up to tuesday morning was to try to come up with a roadmap with sudan and egypt on one side wanting the mediation to expand to include the united stat

. >> i want to begin with the dispute between if you via, egypt-- ethiopia, egypt, and sudan over the renaissance dam. they have said they will go with the second phase of the filling of the dam in the next few months you called the prime minister of egypt and the prime minister of ethiopia for a closed-door summit to break the deadlock. are you hoping this will happen soon? prime min. hamdok: over this year, following american mediation, we reached an impasse to break this deadlock. we have written to the leadership of the two countries, uto prn egypt-- ethiopia and egypt, with the understanding that within the principles of the declaration, it will allow us to reach an impasse on the negotiations. we could refer the matter to the leaders of the three countries. this is precisely what we did, and we hope this summit which we are calling for will be able to break this deadlock and allow us to reach an agreement within the remaining time. ethiopia announced they are going to fill unilaterally next july. we don't have time left, and that is why we think the issue is extremely important,

bit of a quote for you, from the president of egypt, with all pride and appreciation, i look forwarding the kings and queens of egypt after their trip from the egyptian museum to the national museum. that was part of a facebook statement. so, the president receiving the mummies himself once they arrive. quite a majestic scene, and new evidence, they say, of the greatness of this nation, seen as something rather important and significant, particularly in attracting tourism, which is a key part of egypt's economy, back, and reviving that sector as a whole. so many stories, of course, surrounding the mummies. also hoping that egyptians themselves will learn more about the history of their country. the latest government figures show there were 3,423 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period in the uk, the lowest number since the middle of september, which means on average 3,987 new cases were reported per day in the last week. there are 3,536 patients in hospital with covid—19. ten deaths were reported in the latest 24—hour period, that's of people who died within

and egypt puts on a show as $22.00 of its royal mummies including its most powerful internet queena moved across cairo to a new. well we begin with the global pandemic and concerns about the rising number of infections even as governments roll out their vaccination campaigns several countries have now increased restrictions ahead of the easter holiday france is extending its measures and now going into its 3rd a lockdown in just a year more than 6000 police have been deployed to make sure people around paris are complying with those new rules while all of italy is now considered a high risk red zone the government there has introduced a strict. easter weekend lockdown that's also banned non-essential travel and in south america brazil remains the epicenter of the pandemic there where infections have now passed the 25000000 mark that's prompted both chile and bolivia to close their borders asunder and he has this update now from the colombian capital. well it's truly been an outlier here most of the other countries of had a very slow rollout of had a very hard time buying vaccines getting

the epidemic was checked, and within three months completely eradicated from egypt.nal battle, a struggle has been won, won by international cooperation. but there is yet a tremendous task before us, a task for all peoples by all peoples, the lives of these little children, too, must be saved, that a light of hope may revive the courage of those who suffer, that mothers might yet smile in a new world. >>> weeknights this month, we are featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight we look at crime and forensics. bruce goldfarb, author of "18 tiny deaths, the untold story of franklin lee and modern forensics" show what are used in the chief medical examiner's office of maryland. he relates the story of ms. lee who constructed the dioramas in the mid-1940s at harvard university and who helped pioneer the science of crime scene investigation. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and watch american history tv every weekend on

and egypt puts on a show as $22.00 of its royal mummies including its most powerful ancient queen are moved across cairo to their new home at the national museum. and i'm sorry and sports major league baseball strips atlanta of the all star game because the new controversial voting rolls in the state of georgia. but we begin this news with the global pandemic and concerns about the rising number of infections even as governments roll out they have acts an asian campaigns several countries have now increased restrictions ahead of the easter holiday france is extending its measures and now going into its. a lockdown in a year more than 6000 police have also been deployed to make sure people around paris are complying with those new rules while all of italy is considered a high risk red zone the government there has introduced a strict easter weekend lockdown it's also banned non-essential travel and in south america brazil remains the epicenter of the pandemic there where infections have passed the 25000000 mark that's prompted both chile and bolivia to close their borders on the day an

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glorious parade for the ferries of ancient egypt. to 18 kings and 4 queens can fully carried in climate controlled cases from the egyptian museum where they have 2 adults for over a century now they will have a new home in the national museum of the gyptian civilization. ramsay's the 2nd is among those being moved as is queen hardship suit one of ancient egypt's few female pharaohs she was sent to wear full spirit to overcome the traditional gender roles of her time. the ceremony aimed to showcase egypt's rich history on one level by doing it like this with great pomp and circumstance the mummies are getting their due these are the kings of egypt i mean these are the pharaohs and so it is a way of showing respect people should understand that there is an incredibly important historically and also important now because this is part of egypt's economy. here is them is in fact one of egypt's main economic sectors with the pandemic halting global movement the country is eager to draw tourists back. the message is very important what good

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egypt being one of them. would you say? how much has its attraction as a tourist destination, as a place indeed where people want to go and study because of that remarkable heritage? i think that the remarkable event of today is first attracting more egyptians than international community. i do understand how important tourism is for the egyptian economy, but i think the success of today's parade is in the general interest of the egyptian public in their past. that is dr monica hanna at aswan in egypt. mummies may be important for tourism in egypt, but weather is crucial for tourism in the west country. then rich is, like me, a west country boy at heart. jiras up and tell us that although you are might be stuck out here in the east in the cold and loud, it is bright and sunnier addressed. you know what? i may as well not here because it is sunnier at rest today and this picture, conveniently enough, and we have discussed this, is an overhead view ofjuror in cornwall, where it has been a pretty decent day toda

the last for thousands of years archaeologists in egypt uncover what may be one of the largest ancient cities ever found. we begin in myanmar where a coalition of 3 powerful armed groups of reportedly attacked security forces for the 1st time since a ceasefire in 2019 at least 10 officers were killed in the eastern shan state last month the rebels had threatened to end a ceasefire with the military after the joint as violent crackdown on civilians added bargo details are emerging of friday's violent crackdown by the military at least 80 people are believed to have been killed there tony chang reports. even before the sun rose the sounds of battle raged man miles armed forces moving into the city of an important gateway to the south behind the barricades the protesters tried to stand their ground but the military advance was fierce automatic gunfire and evidence that heavier weapons pictures posted to social media appear to show rifle launched grenades and reports that 3 of myanmar's ethnic rebel groups attacked a police station in the far eastern shan state on saturday morning unity am

egypt ruled the world. >> reporter: the first step, dating the city. the zigzag walls used during the end of the 18th dynasty and inscriptions on vessels used to cure meat confirmed that. >> look at this. surprise. >> reporter: surprise. there's so much amazing apottery. >> the encriptions in hieroglyphic say year 37. >> reporter: history says the city was abandoned but was the city then repopulated when the famous king tut returned? >> this -- >> reporter: whoa! psych. just an ain't artifact, 3,000 years old. >> it can be for drinking. >> reporter: there's never been this much pottery discovered at one site and comes from owl over, syria and palestine, the artifacts museum ready. now being restored at the other end of the city, vessels of all sizes, a treasure trove of semiprecious stones, scarabs, beads and rings. fits on the pinky, great, there we go. is this a real egg? >> real egg, yes, 3,000 years old. >> reporter: dr. hawas has another high-profile excavation on the go. ramses ii in the valley of the kings. >> we're in front of the tomb rameses

the spectacularly elaborate ceremony today in egypt as dozens of mummies are transported to their new home >> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart >> good evening. it's a symbol of our country's democracy and openness, but once again yesterday, the capitol building was attacked today family and colleagues mourn the loss of a capitol hill police officer killed while defending it we're also learning new details about the final days of the suspect who rammed his car into a security barrier, attacking officers and there are new questions about how to secure the capitol while still keeping it open as the people's house. we have two reports tonight, and we begin with kelly o'donnell >> reporter: today at the capitol, new concrete barriers placed near the now closed and padlocked entrance yellow police tape, the visible signs of friday's tragedy the suspect's car towed away from where authorities say 25-year-old noah green rammed a barricade in a deadly attack that killed an officer and the suspect. today law enforcement visited a covington, virginia, home about three hours outsi

but the ancient curse hasn't stopped the pharaohs once again appearing on the streets of egypt. the wrong car which is or. so this is al jazeera these are the top stories in the former crown prince of jordan says he's under house arrest in amman the military denies prince hamza has been detained the official news agency says 2 former senior officials and other suspects have been arrested for security reasons the. agenda there is no outside agenda there is nothing on my part to affect the country or outside looking from behind the scenes.

rehab egypt edge of it action on al-jazeera. come back the main stories this hour 22 royal ancient mummies have been transported through cairo to their new home in the national museum of egyptian civilization multi-million dollar spectacle so each mommy carried in specially made pressurized capsules to ensure there was no damage during the. millions of people in europe are marking easter under coronavirus restrictions france has entered its 3rd national lockdown on saturday italy is also returning to strict measures after a surge in covert 19 infections there and then in may m.r. east fife people have been killed as protests continue against the military coup 10 armed groups of abandoned a longstanding ceasefire to throw their support behind the protesters. now in all the stories we're following jordan state news agency is denying reports that former crown prince holmes a has been arrested or placed under house arrest in his palace it was reported that i was one of around 20 people detained in the capital amman as part of invest

and a spectacle fit for kings and queens egypt moves its role engine monies to a new resting. college we got some subtle changes taking place in the weather across the middle east over the next couple of days we have still got some clouds some rain a little bit of a wintry weather there across northern parts of the region the bylaws here those temperatures are starting to notch up at long last so we're getting into the low twenty's there in damascus $22.00 celsius by rate 80 degrees to reflect a similar temperature here as well so when she weather moving across took mega-star northern parts of afghanistan further south it is largely dry but temperatures starting to fall away here in doha 29 celsius earlier on in the week we're into the high thirty's so that is something of a change the winds have gone round to move in northwesterly direction the wind setting in the a little cane as we go on and soon monday system lifted dust and sand to watch out for on an eastern side of saudi arabia maybe also hitting concept further south it's dry and sunny in that sunshine stretching acros

rehab egypt edge of addiction on al-jazeera. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour jordan's government says its war to the militias brought to destabilize a country after another of king abdullah has been put under house arrest springs imes us says he's being punished for speaking out against corruption. at least 50 people have been killed by flash floods and landslides in indonesia and neighboring east timor rescue workers are struggling to reach remote areas and more to wrenshaw rain is forecast and colombia is bracing for another surge in corona virus infections after the easter holidays the situation is critical in some cities with health authorities saying the system is on the brink of collapse. now exit polls in bulgaria as a general election a suggesting the prime minister center right party has won the vote for a call borisov is seeking a 4th term but with a drop in support and without a clear majority is likely to form a say he's likely to struggle to form a coalition then as smith reports from

. >>> plus -- the great kings and queens of egypt have made it to their final resting place. i'll speak with the egyptian minister. >>> good to have you with us. for a second year in a row people around the world are waking up to an easter sunday impacted by the coronavirus. now lock downs and health guidelines mean scaled back celebrations for oh, so many, and that includes pope francis. the pontif has been leading services with safety in mind all weekend. we want to go straight to the vatican and our vatican correspondent. she's in front of st. peters square. delia, can you believe it? this is the second easter in lock down for the pope. and if you think of europe, this spring, easter, supposed to be a time of renewal and yet that seems to be such a long way off. what is the pope's message at this point in time when this is the second easter we've been going through this? >> well, you know, it's interesting, paula, because just last night at the easter vigil that was his message, that renewal is possible. he said we can start over. and of course that's in keeping with the t

to the east and as spectacle fits for kings and queens egypt's moves its warrior ancient mummies to a new resting place. thank you for joining us to form a crown prince of jordan says he's under house arrest in amman the military denies that but says a former minister and member of the royal family and others have been detained a spot of an ongoing investigation lebanon egypt and gulf countries have expressed solidarity with jordan's king abdullah norbert manley reports the member from the water that is a video of the media by his lawyer prince hamza says this may be the last time he can contact anyone he says he's been ordered by the army's chief to stay at home and that his phone and internet are being cut off. he criticized jordan's leaders for corruption and tonight being part of any conspiracy. agenda there is no outside agenda there is nothing on my part to affect the country or outside plotting from behind the scenes we listen to these accusations over and over again this is only in order to make a smokescreen over the retreat and retraction that we witness in the country every

the air and a spectacle fit for kings and queens egypt's moves its royal ancient mummies to a new resting place. thank you very much for joining us the former crown prince of jordan says he's under house arrest in amman in a video prince hamza accuse jordan's leaders of corruption incompetence and harris mintz. agenda heard or do you there is no outside agenda there is nothing on my part to affect the country or outside looking from behind the scenes listen to these accusations over and over again this is only in order to make a smokescreen over the retreat and retraction that we witnessed in the country every day in our beloved country we hope that the country moves forward and may god protect our dear george would know. the military denied prince hamza had been arrested bad say has been told to stop by actions targeting jordan security and stability the military says a former minister a member of the royal family and others were also detained as part of an ongoing investigation levanon egypt and the g.c.c. of all. express solidarity with jordan's king abdullah let's take a closer look a

during egypt's revolution in 2011, it was broken into, and 50 objects were stolen.e of the art national museum of egyptian civilization, will be safer and far more modern. the three-mile parade, less than an hour long made for tv and aimed at attracting tourists to egypt again, with many local people from poor districts of cairo prevented from attending for the mummies themselves, ncit sophisticated process. the ancient bodies x-rayed and concealed in nitrogens, move in special vehicles to keep them safe egypt has been making news lately, struggling with covid infections, the blockage of the suez canal, and a deadly train crash. on social media, some suggesting the parade was cursed. >> everyone said this is the curse of the mummy i said there's no curse of the mummies. >> reporter: egypt's ancient past an everpresent source of -- an ever present influence on its future this weenkend, a truly stunning spectacle. >> a spectacle to be sure, but one would assume they could have transported those mummies without the fanfare, the pomp, and the circumstance how much of th

. >>> plus, egypt's ancient-royal mummies parade through the streets of cairo, making their way to their new home. >>> coronavirus vaccinations in the u.s., reaching new heights. boosting hopes that an end to the pandemic could be within reach. the u.s., on saturday, reporting more than 4 million doses given. a new-daily record. that brings the seven-day vaccination average above the 3-million mark, for the first time, ever. more than 161-million doses have been administered, so far, in the u.s. but that progress does not mean the threat is over. several states are seeing some worrying numbers of new infections. michigan, among the worst. seeing its highest day of infections, in nearly-four months. and experts worry, that might be a sign of what is to come. top infectious-disease expert, dr. anthony fauci, spoke with cnn, earlier. he says, now isn't the time for people to let their guards down. >> what we're seeing, after that big peak that we had, around the christmas holidays and new year's. when it started to come down, it plateaued, at a disturbingly-high level of number of cases, pe

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in march alone, egypt suffered a slew of bad luck.ins colliding with each other, a garment factory blaze and a residential building collapse back to back and then the infamous suez canal ship. >> a cargo ship the size of the empire state building, blown sideways, wedged across the canal. >> all of this coming on the heels of an announcement that they would transfer 22 mummies to a new resting place. fueling a centuries-old curse of the pharaohs mystery. the internet now going full brendan frazier. word on the street is that the high winds and everything happening now is the legendary pharaohs' curse. this does not differentiate between thieves and archaeologists. it's claimed to cause bad luck, illness or death. the legend going back 99 years to the discovery of king tut, and an inscription on his tomb warning death will come swiftly to those who disturb the tomb of the king. but one doctor telling abc news the curse is a myth. and the inscription they speak about is nonexistent. so they're celebrating the mummies' relocation to a mus

to return to its former glory off to the pandemic and the search for to temple reveals a 50 egypt at last at thousands of lives. we've got some very heavy right now starting to push its way into western parts of europe clouded rights from the atlantic tiny particular unsettled has to go on through the next couple of days and that wet weather coming in across the bay of biscay into western parts of france through the low countries see some heavy rain coming into a good part of belgium luxembourg all the way up into the netherlands and eventually running across the northern areas of germany 3 potent and up towards the baltic states to the north of that we've got colder you see that spike ling of shallot cloud rolling in from the atlantic and that's going to see some wintry showers in once again across northern parts of the u.k. scattered navy are in the mix for some of that wintry weather as well still a few wintry flurries into central and eastern parts of turkey but the west the weather will be across western parts of europe turns to snow over the alps some very wet weather to easter

egypt puts on a show $22.00 of its royal mommies including its most powerful ancient queen and moved across cairo to a new place of rest. with infection rates rising in europe and fears of a 3rd wave of coronavirus lockdowns are again coming into force as governments try to speed up vaccinations and more violence against peaceful protesters in me and ma at least 5 people were killed and now concerns about regional instability after more armed ethnic groups declare their support for the anti coup movement m devon ash with the sport of by munich take a step closer to a 9th consecutive league title and football fans clash with police on the streets of bilbao ahead of the copper del rey final between athletic bilbao and rousted out . we begin this hour in jordan where officials have denied reports that the former crown prince hamza has been placed under house arrest in his palace but the king's our brother was asked to stop actions targeting georgian security and stability the state news agency says that a former minister a member of the royal family and were detained as positive a compr

rehab egypt edge of a diction on al-jazeera. revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al jazeera. 0. hello there i missed all the attention this is the news hour live from our headquarters here and coming up in the next 60 minutes growing concerns about a rise in covert 19 infections for several countries to reimpose restrictions even as they roll out vaccination campaigns. another day of violence and security forces open fire on and he could protesters again demanding the deposed civilian government be reinstated. marching for the rights to protest rallies across britain call on the government to scrap a controversial bill that would restrict demonstrations. and egypt puts on a show as 22 of its royal mummies including its most powerful ancient queen moved across cairo to their new home. i'm german ash with the support that league leaders in germany by need a cold one allowed back at 2nd placed on the night stick and major league baseball strips atlanta of the all star game because of new controversia

egypt puts on a show $22.00 of its royal mummies including its most powerful ancient queen moved across cairo to a new place of christ. with infection rates rising in europe and fears of a 3rd wave of coronaviruses lockdowns are again coming into force as governments try to speed up vaccinations and more violence against peaceful protesters in me and mar east fife people are killed and now concerns about regional instability after more on the ethnic groups declare their support for the anti coup movement. i'll come to the program our top story the former crown prince of jordan is saying he has been placed under house arrest in his palace and amman he says as part of a crackdown on critics and accuses the country's leaders of corruption incompetence and harris meant it comes soon after state media denied the reports but said the king's half brother was asked to stop actions targeting georgian security instability the agency also said a former minister member of the royal family and others were detained as part of a comprehensive investigation by security agencies saudi arabia lebanon and

how the people lived in that time when egypt ruled the world the first step, dating the city.on vessels to cure meat confirm that >> look at this. surprise >> there's so much amazing pottery. >> the descriptions in hieroglyphics here say year 37. >> reporter: history says the city was abandoned, but was the city then repopulated when the famous king tut returned >> this vessel -- ah psych! >> just an ancient artifact, 3,000 years old. >> it can be for drinking. >> reporter: there has never been this much pottery discovered at one site, and it comes from all over, syria and palestine, the artifacts, museum ready. now being extraordinary at the other end of the city, vessels of all sizes, a treasure-trove of semi-precious stones, scarabes, beads and rings. >> fits on the pinkie. >> is this a real egg? >> real egg, yes 3,000 years old. >> reporter: he has another high-profile excavation on the go in the valley of the kings. >> we are entering the tomb of ramses ii. >> reporter: we descended into the tomb less gracefully than the pharaohs deserve the first ever tv crew to be insid

and the search for 2 tim cummins temple reveals a city egypt thought of last for thousands of years. hello once again we've got some rather nasty weather now pushing across western parts of australia to tropical cyclones moving through here in the form of debt and serota in crisis russia that's the dominant feature to mixing together out it's getting sucked in but cicero's it will take over some very strong winds 120 kilometers per hour and rising over the next 24 hours or so until it does make landfall late on sunday going on into monday by that stage it will be moving in a general southeast direction just across southern parts of the way fading towards perth and as we go on through the next couple of days it does bring with it the usual has its damaging winds some very heavy rain flash flooding some exceptionally dangerous ties and we are likely to see coastal flooding as a result of that as the system just moves in across the southwest quarter into the early part of next week down towards a southeastern quarter we've got some showers feeding through here they are going to be quite

peacekeepers in egypt says a new round of talks with ethiopian sudan over a disputed dam on the nile is their last chance for an agreement the african union is mediating 3 days of negotiations in the democratic republic of congo ethiopia says the grand renaissance dam is crucial to its development but egypt and suits on the project will cause water shortages negotiations have failed to reach an agreement have a morgan is joining us from khartoum so him will this time around be any different . well so far it seems like there is no progress progress between the 3 parties between sudan if european egypt all 3 sides went into the meeting holding certain positions with sudan and egypt wanting to expand the mediators to include the united states the united nations and the european union that is something that if you are says it does not want to see happening it wants the african union alone to be the sole mediator in these negotiations over the ground if you renaissance them they say that they believe african solutions should be found to this african problem and that the african union woul

actually we have one of the stories bring you egypt's museum of national civilisation has opened its doors to the public with many hoping that it will help rescue the country's beleaguered tourism industry museum in the ancient capital of south of the capital cairo has been under construction now for several years but the pandemic has given it even more importance it's hoped that foreign terrorists will flock to see the world's largest collection of egyptian antiquities after travel restrictions are lifted massive publicity has surrounded the opening on saturday a spectacular procession transputer transported 22 mummies to museum from central car they're due to go on display later this month. well and the photo in the credit lot of them the museums uniqueness shows in a completely different way with display p.r.t. funks where deflecting all of civilizations that have passed through egypt across different ages we're telling stories about how we trips and succeeded in fabulous sectors the links between all of these egypt and civilizations and we reflect base and use technology to infor

don accusing it of breaking international law that's after 2 days of talks between if you sudan and egypt fail to reach an agreement if european has built the renaissance dam to produce electricity but its neighbors fear it will impact their water supply what morgan will join us from hard to tell us what reasons are being given for the breakdown of talks and effectively no progress being made. yes indeed now sudan is saying that would if europe is trying to do is try to impose reality on the 3 countries especially sudan and egypt it says that the rounds of talks have produced no breakthrough they've been holding talks for 3 days that effectively it was set to end on monday but resumed on tuesday morning as the 3 sides closed meetings to try to iron out their differences the main difference over this whole round of talks that was taking place in concert it can see kinshasa is that sudan and egypt wants the mediation team to expand to include the united states the u.n. and the european union that is something if you're p. has strongly rejected and said that the mediator of the talks between

a spectacle fit for kings and queens egypt moves its voile ancient to mummies to a new national museum. welcome to the program jordan's former crown prince has been placed under house arrest in amman the military denies that but says a former minister a member of the royal family and others have been detained as part of an investigation in a video prince homes are accused jordan's leaders of corruption incompetence and harassment or a badly has the latest. in a video past the media by his lawyer prince hamza says this may be the last time he can contact anyone he says he's been ordered by the army's chief to stay at home and that his phone and internet are being cut off. he criticized jordan's leaders for corruption and tonight being part of any conspiracy. agenda there is no outside agenda there is nothing on my part to affect the country or outside plotting from behind the scenes we listen to these accusations over and over again this is only in order to make a smokescreen over the retreat and retraction that we witness in the country every day in our beloved country. which. the vide

virus infections across south america we'll have a live update from argentina and archaeologists in egypt recovering the secrets of the largest ancient satellite telephone in the country. i once again we've got more showers just around the eastern side of the merits. rainy and central and eastern parts of turkey remain on the cool side that cold air now slipping down across cyprus into that western side of syria lebanon jordan also seeing some of that cooler as i want to say showers making their way towards southern parts of the caspian maybe a sharrow to the northern areas of iran maybe a little bit of a wintry mix over towards northern parts of afghanistan but south of that generally not too bad a little legacy of cloud he can just make out says just moving across the kuwait that will eventually just drag its way just to the north of us here in cots temperatures generally getting up into the low thirty's over the next day plenty of hazy sunshine and then notching up early next week plenty of hazy sunshine just around the horn of africa larry is the shallows there it's essential in south