at a different pharmacy, a robber pulled a gun on ibrahim.nly problem. —— safety is not his only problem. because of the currency crisis, ibrahim is struggling to import products. have customers come in here and you simply haven't had the drugs? yes, unfortunately, yes. that is happening in a lot of pharmacies, they say we are out of stock. lebanon is now facing a dangerous reckoning. the social fabric of this country is being torn apart and the sectarian divisions here are hardening. the big fear is that what we will see is a slide into violence. this man was once a fighter. now he is stealing to feed his family. translation: we are forced to steal from vegetable shops because we are dying of hunger. it's not our fault. but stealing is wrong. translation: i'm not a thief. the politicians are the real thieves, they are the ones who got us into this mess. i really hope there is a future. but if their situation stays the same, my future will be the prison or the grave. lebanon has been plunged into darkness by crippling power cuts. in a region

resolve mollies political crisis newly appointed ministers are to implement it within 10 days 1st and ibrahim cater was 1st elected in 2013 but a slumping economy and allegations of corruption have triggered mass protests the un security council has warned that the political crisis could derail efforts to battle islamist militants who have destabilized the country's northern and central regions. these images bring back painful memories taken on the day there son 1st son died wouldn't. he had washed himself before prayers he was on his way to the grand mosque when he was hit by the bullet and he died on the spot no one can do anything against the will of god without it. on friday morning as he was about to leave the house i told him he should stay here because the situation in the city is not good but he insisted that that. scenes from the capital bamako repeated demonstrations by the opposition tens of thousands regularly demand the resignation of the government of president peabrain boubacar cater the president is blamed by many for mali's poor economic situation for corruption and for the f

in the capital bamako clashes erupted as demonstrators called for the brazing nation of president ibrahim. your position rejected concessions by kater who announced he was dissolving the constitutional court in a bid to calm the wrist. hundreds of thousands of hong kong as have turned out to choose candidates for pro-democracy parties the semi autonomous territory holds legislative council of actions in september many fear mainland china could use a sweeping new national security law to block opposition candidates. floods are continuing to battle large stretches of southern china reflecting nearly 34000000 people more rain is expected in the coming days with already have sent in thousands of troops to help contain record high water levels. u.s. president donald trump has appeared in public wearing a face mask for the 1st time trump duns the mouse to visit injured soldiers at a military hospital near washington till now trump had refused to wear a face covering at engagements claiming he was tested regularly for the coronavirus . well the u.n. security council has voted to extend humanitar

protests in the capital bamako clashes erupted as demonstrators called for the resignation of president ibrahim because. the opposition rejected concessions by character who announced he was dissolving the country's constitutional court in a bid to calm the wrist. hundreds of thousands of hong kong was turned out over the weekend to vote in a pro-democracy primary the poll was held 2 weeks after beijing imposed a sweeping national security law on the semi autonomous territory the move is widely seen as chipping away at the one country 2 systems. floods are continuing to bet a lot stretches over southern china affecting nearly 34000000 people more rain is expected in the coming days the chinese government has allocated nearly 40000000 euros for disaster relief to flood soaked regions of the country. and president donald trump has appeared in public wearing a face mask for the 1st time trump donned the mask to visit injured soldiers at a military hospital near washington until now trump had refused to wear a mask in public claiming he was tested regularly for the coronavirus. over 1800000 people

but protesters insist that ibrahim boubacar keita must resign. correspondent: prayers for the dead.year-old dieied from a bult in the head when security forces bamako. mosque in outside, a 20-year-old was walking home when a tray bullet struck her in the stomach. >> the way they were killed was barbaric. some were shot in the head, others in the belly. the attack was gruesome and we have many others severely injured. correspondent: the prime minister apologized and is calling for an investigation after at least 12 protesters were killed when a commander unit fired live rounds against demonstrators protesting against the president last weekend. >> i am hopeful that this political process will lead us to a solution and a way out of the crisis for the well-being of all the people of mali. correspondent: despite mediation the nationwide civil disobedience movement continues. wantemonstrators wh president ibrahim boubacar keita to resign and the assembly dissolved. >> people and mali want to solve the problems. we are solving the issues. correspondent: but it appears the crisis is deepen

the opposition wants president ibrahim boubakar kaytuh to step down, over country's worsening securityuted parliamentary elections. iran's president hassan rouhani says iran has no choice but to keep its economy going despite the coronavirus pandemic. the country is seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases in recent weeks, with almost 2,400 registered in the past 2a hours. mr rouhani warned that if all activity was stopped, people would protest against the chaos. thousands of people have taken to the streets of tel aviv in israel to protest against the government's economic handling of the coronavirus pandemic. while salaried staff have been furloughed, the self—employed and young people complain that compensation promised has been slow to arrive. police in south africa say they've rescued hostages in a church on the outskirts ofjohannseburg. five people were killed after gunmen stormed the church, reportedly after an argument over its leadership. the bbc has learned that a former islamic state group fighter has died in a prison, run by kurdish forces in a region of syria that they con

mediation failed to broker an end to the country's political crisis demonstrators want president ibrahim but work cater to resign they accuse him of corruption and say he has failed to end violence by armed groups like this hack has more. they call it operation ghost town opposition protesters from mali's and 5 movements have set up roadblocks in the capital bamako i did in the cities of to book 2 and go the protest movement is spreading we don't want to be gossiped. high up so that they can see we are not looking for violence that we are not a threat to our motivation is to continue our movement of civil disobedience so that our demands are met. nobody's later police fired tear gas if it attempts to disperse the crowd demonstrators want to see president ibrahim work or cater resign and that uli elected national assembly dissolved the queues of rigging the ballot which was held earlier this year in favor of his governing party candidates many of whom are close allies or relatives of the president. to end the crisis the regional bloc eco aust led by former nigerian president goodluck jona

the politicall crisis continues in a molly where president ibrahim boubacar keita- is coming under renewed pressure to quit on tuesday the opposition rejected a compromise deal proposed a day early by regional bloc echo was the plan included the establishment of a government of national unity allen's of the holding of by elections are the suspicion. of fraud. that will all the and katherine k. declare said this e et west africa press but gov of ththe yu is the answer to mellieie's political crisis. under their instruruction president k keita name to strip down cabinets and tasked it with negotiating the formation of a unity governments which the country's prime minister described strongly desired. but this did nothing to appease the country's opposition in a press release the june five movement said the m. five or f. p. notes with regrets that t the susummis of heads o of statetes conclusis do not takake into account the dedepth and s see what this. is your political crisis that wrestling molly's future in a bid to get the opposition coalition on boards collapse has also called for the res

mali's government and its opposition in bamako protesters are demanding the resignation of president ibrahim boubacar k so there's the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the inside story next. honoring a champion of civil rights activism born of in the us pay tribute to john lewis but will his body is laid to rest how will his legacy shape the black lives matter movement this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm nora a lifetime civil rights leader in the u.s. who inspired the passage of the 1965 voting rights act the last of the big 6 rights leaders led by martin luther king jr and hailed as the conscience of congress john lewis is being remembered in a 6 day memorial service that follows his journey through life the 17 congressman from georgia died of pancreatic cancer on the 17th of july at the age of 80 he'll be laid to rest in a private. they report. a homecoming for an american hero the body of civil rights icon john lewis crossing the edmund pettus bridge in his home state of alabama it was on this bridge in 1965 during a civil rights march by hun

tens of thousands take to the streets in recent weeks the demonstrators are calling for president ibrahim hooper car to resign violence and waged by islamic extremists and ethnic conflict a forced many people to flee their homes more protests are scheduled in the capital bamako by campaigners who are frustrated by mali struggling economy the slow pace of political reform and widespread corruption. these people have fled a conflict that is tearing apart somalis countryside setting herdsman and farmers against each other a question of survival and prejudice this camp has become home to fuller herdsman mostly muslims they came with what cattle they could rescue the families of victims of tit for tat attacks between their people and the doggone farmers hundreds have been killed on both sides and the hatred runs deep. there was a dispute before the people sorted out but now the evil in our midst has reached the village and children of their own parents can no longer control them the young people have taken up arms also the soldiers don't draw distinctions anymore they see every single foolish

is the unique value and ecumenical nature of the monument turkish presidential spokesman ibrahim cones in. surance is that turkey's going to try hard to make sure that the religious identity and historical significance of this beautiful mind human is preserved all of our major mosques such as the blue mosque and silly money mosques they are open to both visitors and worshippers opening our pious sophia to worship doesn't keep local or foreign tourists from visiting the site so a loss from the world's heritage is not in question. is actually a very old structure dating back to the 6th century when the emperor justinian. help construct this very important character it's served as a target for the record not. the empire and it's actually a very important symbol to the greek orthodox religion. consider what the vatican is the roman catholics the i.s.o. the greek orthodox. wedding we're looking at the reactions coming domestic we regarding the decision to revert by sophia back into a mosque we see members of the ruling party very very happy receiving tweets from the turkish president we've

malise president has promised to form a national unity government in dissolve the constitutional court ibrahim backer kater is attempting to address issues raised by protesters who want him to resign. the united kingdom is planning a multi $1000000.00 boost to improve its border security following briggs's the government's announced a $900000000.00 funding package it says will create new border control posts and increase the border for staff by 500 hollywood star child and his daughter in law. child have both tested positive for covert 9077 year old actor is being treated in hospital his son was shaken his granddaughter also tested positive it's inside story now. a cathedral faster than a mosque and later a museum now istanbul's landmark hagia sophia is being reconverted back into a mosque but is this an act of religious significance or political narrow minded yes this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan one of the world's most famous landmarks the haggis affair museum in istanbul has been turned back into a mosque turkey's president but one says the site will be

has been simmering in mali in recent weeks with protesters demanding the resignation of president ibrahim boubacar kaito. tanzania an opposition leader to listen to as return from exile 3 years off to surviving an assassination attempt he plans to challenge the current president john mara fully in october's election this has been an outspoken critic of government corruption and his return comes as opposition leaders accuse mother foully of stifling dissent. so if you can catch up with latest at any time just by going to the web site 0 dot com i'll be back with more news for you here on al-jazeera after what it's made with counting the cost. counting the cost on al-jazeera go look at the world of business and economics this week as rich nations cornered the market for covert $19.00 vaccines and treatments what does that mean for the world's poor we find out about the real cost of developing drugs. i'm joined now in scotland's east kilbride where the world's largest trial of possible coded 19 treatments has produced results that are already being used to save lives. and a hack possibly by t

an opposition movement wants president ibrahim boubacar keita to step down, over country's worseningenges and disputed parliamentary elections. on friday thousands of people attacked the national assembly and forced the state broadcaster off air. police in south africa say they've rescued hostages held in a church on the outskirts ofjohannseburg. five people were killed after gunmen stormed the church, reportedly after an argument over its leadership. bollywood superstar amitabh bachchan has announced he's been admitted to hospital after testing positive for covid—i9. the 77 year old star announced the news on twitter. he asked that anyone who's been in contact with him over the last 10 days be tested. the football legend, jack charlton, part of england's 1966 world cup winning team, has died at the age of 85, following a long illness. he spent his entire playing—career at leeds united and later, as a manager, led ireland to the world cup quarterfinals in italy in 1990. his family paid tribute to him, saying he was "a friend to many" and "a much—adored husband, father, grandfather an

rejected a plan from regional media it's that west african bloc eco was that recommended president ibrahim. form a unity government with the opposition but that opposition movement june 5 movement wants cater to step down from his poor handling of the economy and a lack of security because talk is covering developments from dakar in neighboring senegal and he says the demonstrations have now actually spread beyond bamako to major cities across mali. they've taken to the streets again today blocking certain neighborhoods of bamako this morning they tried to block the 2 main bridges that connects the north and the south of the city of burma co we're hearing also same demonstration and same movement of trying to block roads in the historic town of timbuktu in the north of the country they blocked also the road that leads from bamako to the town of coral so that's following. a call to action by the m 5 the movement of the june late last night calling in what they describe in french . a day where protesters are trying to turn capitals and cities into a ghost town blocking major arteries and tha

elections mollies prime minister says 11 people have died in 3 days of protests calling for president ibrahim to bifurcate or to resign they're unhappy with president's handling of a long running armed conflict and economic crisis and disputed elections because those were the headlines here on al-jazeera have more news in half and i have you can join me then until and it's inside story with imran khan to stay with us. a battle for libya's oil the government in tripoli accuses the united arab emirates of ordering warlord khalifa haftar to block petroleum exit polls but what's behind the dispute and could it scuttle attempts to end libya's civil war this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong come on oil has played a major role in the years long conflict in libya most of the oil fields in the east on the wall of the hull if i have to control this means the un recognized government a national court in tripoli has been cut off from a huge source of income on friday have to us forces allowed a tanker to transport some of the crude for the 1st time in 6 months but they really i

malise president has promised to form a national unity government in dissolve the constitutional court ibrahim backer kater is attempting to address issues raised by protesters who want him to resign. the united kingdom is planning a multi $1000000.00 boost to improve its border security following brags that the government's announced a $900000000.00 funding package it says will create new border control posts and increase the border for staff by 500 hollywood star child and his daughter in law. child have both tested positive for cope with 1977 year old actor is being treated in hospital his son was shaken his granddaughter also tested positive it's inside story now. a cathedral 1st that a mosque and later a museum now istanbul's landmark hagia sophia is being reconverted back into a mosque but is this an act of religious significance or political narrow minded yes this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finighan one of the world's most famous landmarks the hagia sophia museum in istanbul has been tun back into a mosque turkey's president but one says the site will be op

well the prime minister says 11 people have died in 3 days of protests calling for president ibrahim to resign they're unhappy with president's handling of a long running armed conflict an economic crisis and disputed elections. those were the headlines here to have more news in haul flight you can join me then until then it's inside story with iran called do stay with us. for libya's oil the government in tripoli accuses the united arab emirates of ordering warlords. to block her trolley and exit polls but what's behind the dispute and could it scuttle attempts to end libya's civil war this is inside story . hello and welcome to the program on oil has played a major role in the years long conflict in libya most of the oil fields in the east on the warlord have to control this means the u.n. recognize.

has been simmering in mali in recent weeks with protesters demanding the resignation of president ibrahim boubacar they accuse him of corruption mismanaging the economy of failing to contain armed groups . commemorations have been held in north and south korea to mark the signing of the armistice that ended the korean war 67 years ago on facilis rock mcbride reports now from seoul. brought together in remembrance representatives from the $22.00 nations led by the u.s. who came to the defense of south korea the 3 year conflict was brought to an end by a cease fire agreement but a permanent peace treaty still hasn't been signed and reaffirm our commitment to achieve a final peaceful settlement in korea as the signatories of the armistice agreement intended 67 years ago today it's 70 years since the start of the korean war and anniversary that was marked by a series of events here in south korea last month but it's the anniversary of the war's end which is up more significance in north korea which we cards it is a victory over what it claims was a foreign invasion events have been held throu

deal with economic louise presidents ibrahim boubacar cato has voted reforms in a fruitless day to appease opponents led by an influential. and it started earlier today when crowds started throwing stones at the national assembly and then tried to set alight looters came in and started stealing elements inside the parliament building meanwhile another group a crowd swelled to the national television and caught the signal remember during those where 2 days ago the president had broadcast his message to the protesters into the nation calling for dialogue saying that he would organize a national unity government russia and china have again vetoed a u.n. security council resolution to keep 2 humanitarian border crossings into syria open the un is saying millions of civilians in the northwest of the country depend on the aid that sent across what it called a lifeline corridor and without the 6 month extension the permit for a deliveries expires on friday a turkish court's decision to open its stumbles i associate as a mosque has been called an open provocation to the civilized world president.

sheik ibrahim mogra, an imam in leicester, is warning that the current quota system that allows a proportionch year is likely to be reduced. sadly, the virus is going to be with us for some time. and we have to prepare ourselves mentally, and also spiritually, for that point of disappointment. because, inevitably, the quotas for britain will have to be reduced. allah hu akbar, allah hu akbar... back at home, the patel family continues its devotions — but there's no hiding their sense of loss. martin bashir, bbc news, leicester. i'm joined now by rashid mogradia, founder and chief executive of the council of british hajjis. thank you very much indeed for your time. do you agree with the restrictions the salaries of plus on the hodge this year? absolutely. they've taken the worst decision to limit the number of pilgrim to those within the kingdom. 70% of them are ex—pats, 30% saudi. in order to maintain social distancing and control what is a global pandemic of the coronavirus. and they have full support. it is disappointing i like many others who are in the sector who continuously serve briti

now the malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim says now is not the time for a general election there had been speculation that the prime minister would get in the us and may call a snap poll in the coming few months and was as the decision to deport a government critic who featured in a recent al-jazeera documentary proves there are issues that need to be addressed 1st environment is certainly a conduit for elections we have covered 90 weirdly with visions again been we have policies now is that it. was are. they may disagree with our right to question and disagree and come out a statement but harris against journalists is not acceptable. this is what's happening is going to you know. jordanian security forces have arrested leaders of the opposition iran teachers union jordan's teachers syndicate was also shut down for 2 years as part of an investigation into allegations of corruption prosecutors charged his acting head our story with inciting supporters against the government the union took to the streets on weapons day demanding the government honor last year's deal to end. increas

well we can speak now to ibrahim kalin, chief adviser to president recep tayyip erdogan.n this monument, this important museum to so monument, this important museum to so many different cultures and faiths back into a mosque?m so many different cultures and faiths back into a mosque? it served asa faiths back into a mosque? it served as a mosque for more than 500 years after the conquest of istanbul as you have a pot pointed out and in fa ct you have a pot pointed out and in fact one the republic was founded in 1923 it continue to remain as a mosque until 1934 and all the christian icons, the mistakes have been preserved in the past, over the last 500 years or so, —— the mosaics., they will be protected again. there has been a constant debate about this status in turkey, white was turned into a museum in the first place, now it has been turned back into original identity. sorry, can i just turned back into original identity. sorry, can ijust interlock for a moment? that it is not its original identity, is it? that is part of the point. it is original identity was a christ

sheik ibrahim mogra, an imam in leicester, is warning that the current quota system that allows a proportionvirus is going to be with us for some time. and we have to prepare ourselves mentally, and also spiritually, for that point of disappointment. because, inevitably, the quotas for britain will have to be reduced. back at home, the patel family continues its devotions, but there's no hiding their sense of loss. martin bashir, bbc news, leicester. broadband use has surged over the last few months, as millions of us have been working from home, or using technology to keep in touch with loved ones. but many rural parts of the uk still struggle with slow speeds — and the head of openreach says the government needs to act urgently. here's our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones. it's a new house set amongst fields outside lingfield in the surrey countryside, but since march john and lisa langford have had state—of—the—art full fibre broadband. without it they say, they wouldn't have been able to work from home during lockdown. probably would have to find another place to work from, whi

more protests by opponents of mali's president are expected in the coming hours they're insisting ibrahimrokaw case that steps down the opposition has already rejected a proposal from a regional bloc calling for a unity government and international mediators a heading back to mali later this week to try to find an end to the political crisis nicholas hock has more. they call it operation ghost town opposition protesters from mounties and live movements have set up roadblocks in the capital bamako and in the cities of timbuktu and go to protest movement is spreading we don't want to be gassed we raise your hands high up so that they can see we are not looking for violence that we are not a threat our motivation is to continue our movement of civil disobedience so that our demands are met. moments later police fired tear gas in an attempt to disperse the crowd demonstrators want to see president. resign and the newly elected national assembly dissolved the accused of rigging the ballot which was held earlier this year in favor of his governing party candidates many of whom are close allies

governing party and the opposition but protesters are pressing on with their demand that presidents ibrahim boubacar must resign nicolas reports from neighboring senegal. prayers for the dead 15 year old isa my god died from a bullet in the head when security forces stormed the influential muslim cleric mahmoud decodes mosque in bamako outside 27 year old how is she was walking home when a stray bullet struck her in the stomach is it too you said that about the way they were killed was barbaric they were shot at close range some in the head others in the belly the attack was gruesome and we have many severely injured and. the prime minister group apologized and is calling for an investigation after at least 12 protesters were killed when a commando unit fired live rounds against demonstrators protesting against the president last week and. i am hopeful that this political process will lead us to a solution and the way out of the crisis is for the well being of older people of mali but despite mediation efforts from the west african body ecowas led by former nigerian president goodluck jonat

center calling for president ibrahim boubacar creator to resign opposition figures rejects major reforms recently introduced by the president the turkish leaders says the 1st prayers will be held inside istanbul's to fear on july the 24th after he signed a decree formally restoring the landmark status as a mosque earlier on friday a court ruled the monuments conversion from mosque to a museum in 1934 was illegal i have a half a bulletin in 30 minutes see it at. least . nono no no canonical what you will in. there that are a form of the even with the word evil. under. if you knew what. the not told me did you learn. to go to movies you will see what we see you do so unless you know why you will be thinking. through all the mojo no dude you are not just given the how to do just i don't want to be told look to be about my get there. and then the body to somebody. what do you feel for these going. on in it. and don't worry about it. now obama will probably get them out of town for what you will allow there will be few women who know me let the images and it will be i was to them i just need.

elections mollies prime minister says 11 people have died in 3 days of protests calling for the president ibrahim hooper calculated to resign they're unhappy with his handling of a long running armed conflict and economic crisis and disputed elections. because of his president has been questioned by war crimes prosecutors in the headache i shouldn't touch he was indicted by a special tribunal late last month for crimes and crimes against humanity in 1999 conflict with serbia the one the province it's independents those headlines now it's back to al-jazeera world for. palestinian residents of the jordan valley are mainly farmers and bedouins. most live in enclaves now hemmed in by closed israeli military. or illegal israeli settlements that were built up to the 1967 war. palestinians movement is restricted and increasingly unsustainable. the number of jewish settlers in the jordan valley has nearly doubled from 2011 to 2018. israel has repeatedly said the jordan valley is essential to its long term security. israeli leaders often refer to you alone a former israeli general and deputy prime ministe

accused the government of not moving quickly enough to rescue him demonstrators a calling for president ibrahim. to step down and up to date with the headlines next on al-jazeera battlefield washington. ah donald trump do solemnly swear donald trump do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states he also has the president of the united states the day trump this morning and the 2016 election that secured his victory is already under investigation did russia help him get the presidency. so help me god directly. as he walks on pennsylvania avenue from where he took the oath of office towards the white house he steps onto a political battlefield. pennsylvania avenue is the heart of washington that connects major political players congress the f.b.i. the department of justice. the press. the white house. this is the story set at one of the most powerful capitals in the world a political and judicial conflict. a battle that has pitted tromp against those who believe he was an accomplice and russia's interference. a battle for the

political crisis mali seen protests for 6 weeks with tens of thousands of people demanding president ibrahim hooper care to step down as africa's president has close public schools for a 2nd time as crowd of virus cases top 400000 us a panel of scientists warned it's unlikely the under reported after finding 17000 more people have died of natural causes since may and in previous years. french president manuel mccraw has warned turkey against maneuvers in the eastern mediterranean and wants the e.u. to consider sanctions it came as he met his cypriot counterpart in paris turkey has sent ships into the waters of the energy source mission now the conflict in libya has proved to be another source of tension between the 2 countries turkey backs the un recognized government of national accord in tripoli france has been accused of providing military support to the warlord khalifa haftar. on a very. limited garny. in this part of the mediterranean which is vital for all of our country's energy and security issues are simple today and they are at stake in the power struggles of turkey and russia in p

sheik ibrahim mogra, a british imam, is warning that the current quota system that allows a proportion inevitably, the quotas for britain will have to be reduced. back at home, the patel family continues its devotions, but there's no hiding their sense of loss. do you think you will be able to take him next year? insha'allah, insha'allah. martin bashir, bbc news, leicester. uk scientists are to receive millions of pounds of government funding to learn why ethnic minorities are at greater risk from covid—19. six separate studies will analyse data on social circumstances, health and day—to—day activities, as well as investigating genetic risk factors. the research will also look into whether health care workers are particularly at risk. pallab ghosh reports. rudresh pathak died of coronavirus last month. he was a consultant psychiatrist in boston, in lincolnshire. he was on a ventilator for 70 days. when he was on a ventilator, we were told that in all likelihood he would probably die on the ventilator. however, you know, he battled on, he became better, and he came off the ventilator. m

the malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim says now is not the time for the country to be holding a general election there has been speculation that the prime minister minute in yassin may call a snap poll in the coming few months and mr anwar says the decision to deport a government critic who featured in a recent al-jazeera documentary proves there are issues that need to be addressed environment is certainly a conduit for elections we have covered the dishes again being we have policies now is that it. was. they may disagree without the right to question and disagree and come out a statement but had a sermon against generally is not acceptable and this is what's happening in this country now. israeli police have confronted the latest protests demanding the resignation of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu water cannon was 5 to disperse crowds again rallying near his home in west jerusalem demonstrators have held repeated protests to denounce his handling of the virus pandemic and his links to corruption which he is on trial. the world health organization is warning that mala

court and in fact other section of the opposition demand that the that the government of president ibrahim will become kater leaves office simply because of 3 factors be said of the meddling by the constitutional court or the overturning of the results by the constitutional court is one issue and then you have crisis economic crisis and the violence in the north and central of mali you know that clashes between the dog and the full any ethnic groups in central mali and then the age long violence by extremist groups in the armed groups in the north of mali that has not been that that the government has not been able to settle and then the economic concerns that are growing day by day unemployment high prices high commodity prices and all that's the reason why things are getting out of control frustrations are building and a less quick solution is found to this a lot of people fear that it could spiral out of control. thank you that i met interests there across developments in mali from. going to more head on the news all including a higher than expected turnout in hong kong's poll to choose

demonstrations and has called on protesters to remain calm tensions remain though despite president ibrahim. promising to form a national unity government and to dissolve the constitutional court it's been at the center of the controversy. after it overturned provisional results for the parliamentary elections back in march. on the. first of all i want to pay tribute to the young who died in the latest protests i call on all molly and in the young in particular not to fall into the trap of violence we can be strong without being violent at determination for this struggle is unshakeable we fight to restore the honor of the nation to end this catastrophic situation that this government has led us into for the decay of mali to no longer be a reality but a memory this movement we have started is the beginning of hope. let's talk that he is in a nigerian following this story for us so the president starting to talk about compromises and changes are they enough do you think to meet the protesters demands well kemal it's clear that these promises by a president the brain will work or can i say is

sheik ibrahim mogra, an imam in leicester, is warning that the current quota system that allows a proportion sadly, the virus is going to be with us for some time. and we have to prepare ourselves mentally, and also spiritually, for that point of disappointment. because, inevitably, the quotas for britain will have to be reduced. back at home, the patel family continues its devotions, but there's no hiding their sense of loss. do you think you will be able to take him next year? insha'allah, insha'allah. martin bashir, bbc news. 0ur correspondent sameer hashmi joins us from dubai. sameer hashmi, an incredibly different hajj from the scenes that we would normally see each year. that is correct, it is unprecedented. if you look at the pictures that are coming in from the holy city of mecca. usually there are between 2.5 ms dunn pilgrims in mecca on the first day when hajj sta rts mecca on the first day when hajj starts and then they proceed to the valley which is another important part, that is seven kilometres away from the holy city. that whole journey of travelling from mecca, even though i