they wanted to try and free jailed islamic state fighters.cnes like this, intense fighting outside the prison. it is believed around 150 people died in these various battles. on monday, around 300 is militants in the prison surrendered. the kurds say there are still more inside fighting. the u.s. is concerned about children being housed in the prison. as fighting continues, risk to children continues to be harmed or forcibly recruited. >> this has been going on for several days now, ever since this group of islamic state fighters took vehicles to the walls of the prison and exploded them, king their way inside, sealing off parts of the prison and taking control while they were battled back by the local forces in northeast syria. this has been going on for several days now. it has leaked out of the prison and into the areas around. 50,000 people have been displaced from their homes because there has been fighting in the streets as these members of the islamic state group try to stamp their influencen the area. what is notable is how long this

and the biggest operation of the eliminate, the so called islamic state. so they were depending guarding and dependent on such a human beings. not me kill our complete process. i was mama and shake abraham reporting for us from arable in iraq. u. s. secretary of state anthony blanket and his russian counterpart, sergey law. rob have met in person to diffuse tensions. the us and its allies are concerned the kremlin is moving to attack ukraine. but law rob and says moscow has no plans for an invasion, despite the presence of some 100000 russian troops at various points near the ukrainian border. by the time these talks wrapped out both sides pledge to keep talking at least their talking. but with relations between the u. s. and russia, at an extreme low point, the 2 countries top diplomats had radically different goals. the u. s. to avoid russian military action in ukraine. we been clear if any russian military forces move across ukraine's border, that's renewed invasion. it will be met with swift, severe, and the united response from the united states, and

as kurdish lead forces fight with militants from the so called islamic state. the battles had been centered around the gray run prison, where thousands of suspected i as fighters are held. the fighting broke out late on thursday when i a sleeper cells launched an attack on the prison. 2 days later, the kurdish lead forces backed by u. s. coalition aircraft were still struggling to regain control. and i, i suppose that now islamic state is only in the prison it apart from the prison they aren't present anywhere. we've checked the college and the agriculture building is cedric will be the silos and the surrounding areas of the prisoner under our control and we're surrounding them in but they do have weapons but they can't do anything with them, but they might burn out of ammunition. so they can't fight back, but i don't, it's there when it my that goal is law mc state however, said via the messaging platform telegram that it's forces were still fighting and neighborhoods outside the prison grounds. the violence has sent thousands of civilians fleeing the area aro

and i, i suppose that now islamic state is only in the prison, apart from the prison. they aren't present anywhere. we've checked the college and the agriculture building said you're going away. the silos and the surrounding areas of the prison are under our control. and we're surrounding them in, but they do have weapons, but they can't do anything with them, but they might run out of ammunition so they can't fight back. but i don't it's there when it my dad called islamic state however said via the messaging platform. telegram that its forces were still fighting in neighborhoods outside the prison grounds. the violence has sent thousands of civilians fleeing the area around gray, ron. they describe how i us entered their neighborhoods, killing local residence. well, everything is dark on what's going on there selling filtering of death. experts say i was building up to the large scale attack over the past few months. i think these groups, these are just insurgents, whoops. are benefiting from the generally unstable situation in syria and the political term on in iraq

the news line from berlin fears of a resurgence as a so called islamic state conduct its most significant attack. in 2 years, the jihadist group targeted a prison in the north east of syria in an attempt to free thousands of it. spiders also coming up crisis talks top diplomats, russia, and the united states pledge to keep the channels of dialogue open on ukraine. moscow says it has no plans to invade its neighbour despite the $100000.00 plus russian troops at the ukrainian border. and taking the german theatre thine by surprise. i director who has been left russia in years, shows up at rehearsals and hamburg. ah, and i require baths and welcome to the program. the so called islamic state has launched the largest scale at hack and serious since it was defeated there in 2019 their target was a prison holding jo. hottest in the northeast, the kurdish lad syrian democratic forces said the repelled the attackers and we captured all or most of the inmates who escaped and the chaos. 24 hours after the initial onslaught, the neighborhoods around whereon prison were still a battle ground. conflic

the so called islamic state has launched its largest scale attack in syria since it was defeated there in 2019 a prison holding jihadists in the northeast of syria was the target. the kurdish lead syrian democratic forces site. they recaptured most of the inmates that escaped, but clashes continued in the area. a 2nd attack by ice took place in a rock at an army barracks, north of baghdad. a live and soldiers were killed in the jettas deadliest operation in the country. this year. the sound of intense gunfire fills the air in the syrian city of ha saca as kurdish lead forces fights with militants from the so called islamic state. the bottles have been centered around the choir on prison with thousands of suspected i as fighters are held. the fighting broke out lays on thursday when i asked sleeper cells launched an attack on the prison. 2 days later, the kurdish nat forces, backed by us coalition aircraft, are struggling to regain control. the violence has sent patterns of civilians, fleet, the area wrangler, iran. they describe how i s entered their neighborhoods, killing local reside

and islamic state was controlling significant amounts of territory it stated goal is to create a newyou know _ so it's goal? it is still its goal. you know they _ so it's goal? it is still its goal. you know they are _ so it's goal? it is still its goal. you know they are still- so it's goal? it is still its goal. | you know they are still around. so it's goal? it is still its goal. - you know they are still around. this is perhaps in northeast syria certainly the highest profile incident that they've managed to orchestrate in quite a while. they are also very active in the disputed part of iraq, the parts dispute between iraq and kurdistan. you really get a bit of security vacuum they are because there are two separate sets of forces with up the day before this prison attack in northeast syria there was an attack in iraq where 11 members of an army unit were killed in an islamic state attack. they are still there, still doing, as you say nothing on the scale we saw a few years ago, a tax orchestrate around the world but huge amounts of land they had in caliphate. they are still ther

as kurdish lead forces fight with militants from the so called islamic state. the bottles have been centered around the choir on prison with thousands of suspected eye as fighters are held. the fighting broke out lays on thursday when i asked sleeper cells launched an attack on the prison. 2 days later, the kurdish nat forces, backed by us coalition aircraft, are struggling to regain control. the violence has sent peasants of civilians, fleet, the area wrangler, iran. they describe how i s entered their neighborhoods, killing local residence. well, everything is dark. what's going on there? selling filtering of death. hundreds of kilometers away in iraq. mourners have been burying the victims of another audacious. i asked strike harder . robert o'neill, still were. they called me in the morning hobbled only at half past days. the other such that they tell me what sort of your son died as a marsher. i had good about. i went to the airport. yeah, but i thought of what is happening. the father got out of thought they said something happened chism islamic. okay, ki

islamic state killed them as martyrs.rol after dozens of arrests following running battles that claimed lives on both sides. however, is claim they're holding hostages. the kurdish authorities had long warned that they did not have the capacity to hold, let alone put on trial, many of the suspected fighters under their watch that included foreigners and many children detained in poor conditions. there's also a concern that will be echoed wider than these prison walls, whether this much—feared jihadist group is ramping up once again. mark lobel bbc news. lorries queued for almost two miles on the main road heading into the english port of dover yesterday, prompting anger among many drivers preparing to cross the english channel. port officials have acknowledged that new customs controls for goods heading to the european union have been causing hold—ups, but say there are other factors at play too. ramzan karmali reports. queues of lorries on the a20, yesterday lunchtime, trying to get into dover. a sight many have got used

ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, fears of a resurgent, the so called islamic state conducts its most significant attack in 2 years. the g hottest group targeted a prison in the northeast of syria in an attempt to free thousands of its fighters coming up crisis diplomacy, top diplomat from russia and the united states pledge to keep the channels of dialogue open. moscow says it has no plans to invade ukraine despite the $100000.00 plus russian troops at the border. and italy prepares to introduce one of europe's 1st national coven 19 vaccine mandates for some, we look at why. ah, am i be quite often welcome to the program so called islamic state has launched the largest scale attack in syria since it was defeated bear in 2019 their target a prison holding jihadist in the ne and a kurdish lad, syrian democratic forces say they repelled the attackers and recaptured all or most of the inmates who escaped and the chaos 24 hours after the initial onslaught, the neighborhoods around whereon prison were still a battle ground. conflicting reports of numbers of dead fighters and civil

ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, the so called islamic state resurgence in syria with his biggest attack in 2 years . i asked fighters target a prison in the kurdish controlled northeast of syria. the jail was thought to be holding suspected members of the hottest group, kurdish authority say they recaptured all or most of the free fighters. there's little progress in efforts to ease tensions over ukraine, but tough diplomats from russia and the united states pledge to keep talking russian foreign minister survey, lovegrove told the u. s. there are no plans to invade ukraine despite the $100000.00 plus russian troops at the border. also coming up, it lead prepares to introduce one of europe's 1st national coven vaccine mandates for the over fifty's. at least we look at why italy is taking that step. ah, i'm pablo folio welcome to the program. the so called islamic state has launched its biggest attack in syria since it was defeated there in 2019. their target was the way run prison in the northeast of the country. the kurdish lead sirian democratic forces say they repel th

the so called islamic state has launched the largest scale attack in syria since it was defeated back in 2019 a prison holding jew hottest in the northeast was the targets the cat, his lead, savion democratic forces, see the repelled the is on that we cops at most of the inmates that escaped in the chaos dozens, however, i still believed to be on the run. 24 hours after the initial onslaught, the neighborhoods around whereon prison were still a battle ground. conflicting reports of numbers of dead fighters and civilians hung over the city like the plumes of smoke from explosions. almost a 100 suspected eye as fighters managed to escape from the prison. these curtis security forces prepared for combat with ha, we're now going into the basel round about where there's about $300.00 is lamar state fighters coming out? i will be facing them and turning them back to where they came from. got, i will make them regret what they did. they're killing and trying to win, but we're here to stop it on both of them. not hundreds of residents with homes near the prison fled the fighting. some of them

islamic state killed them as martyrs.arrests following running battles that claimed lives on both sides. however, is claim they're holding hostages. the kurdish authorities had long warned that they did not have the capacity to hold, let alone put on trial, many of the suspected fighters under their watch that included foreigners and many children detained in poor conditions. there's also a concern that will be echoed wider than these prison walls, whether this much—feared jihadist group is ramping up once again. mark lobel bbc news. a british man has died in thailand. there are reports that he was attacked with a knife in kanchanaburi, west of bangkok. the foreign office said a second british man had been taken to hospital. local reports say a 23—year—old man has been arrested. a retired british iranian engineer being held in iran on spying charges will begin a hunger strike today. anoosheh ashoori was arrested in 2017 while visiting his elderly mother. injuly 2019 he was convicted of spying for israel's mossad intellige

islamic state killed them as martyrs.after dozens of arrests following running battles that claimed lives on both sides. however, is claim they're holding hostages. the kurdish authorities had long warned that they did not have the capacity to hold, let alone put on trial, many of the suspected fighters under their watch that included foreigners and many children detained in poor conditions. there's also a concern that will be echoed wider than these prison walls, whether this much—feared jihadist group is ramping up once again. mark lobel bbc news. it's exactly two years since china locked down the city of wuhan and its ten million inhabitants. the aim was to try to stop the spread of coronavirus from the place where it first emerged. as beijing prepares to host the winter olympics next month, it's turned to extreme measures again in the fight to maintain its strict �*zero covid—19�* policy. our china correspondent, robin brant reports. 27 days into lockdown, confined to her apartment. hello... senlin is one of millions

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even in the last few months, islamic state cells have tried to do this. been plots that have been foiled. as far back as 2013 or so, this was one of the original islamic state methods was breaking into prisons and freeing people to join their group. it has bn part of their messaging for a year or two, the idea that they would break into prisons and free their fighters. it's something that members of that group really believe. i have been to syria and interviewed women there. a firm belief, many of them, that it is worth staying where they are, because at some point they will be freed and this plays into that narrative. laura: almost two years into the pandemic the world health organization says there is light at the end of the tone of for england but doctors are cautious because there are more than 5 million people that have not been vaccinated in the u.k. we have spent the last week inside the royal london hospital with access to staff and patients. they heard all about the pressure covid is putting on the national health service. >> at the royal london

parts of the conflict are attributable to boko haram, islamic state with africa, the main driver of conflict comes from snow religious extremists. these could be predominantly christian farmers in the belt, muslim christians in the southwest and she of muslims in kudua state. in organizations -- which is pushing nigeria to the brink. indeed he had seen to encourage it. he has failed to stop the flow of weapons to extremists which comes not only from the gulf states but from turkey. he has inserted cap into key positions and institutions such as the national security advisor, inspector general of police, head of the drug enforcement agency and minister of police affairs and chief of army staff. this extends to other institutions such as the sacking of the chief justice of nigeria's supreme court and his replacement. he has marginalized other ethnic groups and it is pushing the country toward civil war. as nigeria goes, so goes west africa. yet our state department, i understand that department of labor was set to do an in-depth study into who was committing the killings in the middle belt in

while the conflict is true to the groups, the islamic state, west africa and the main driver today comese religious extremists that target. these could be dominantly christian, muslim or christian in southwest, christian and thee southeast and shiite muslims. it's the failure for the members of the ethnic groups and organizations that translated as the taliban association pushing nigeria to the brink. he also failed to stop the incursions and in deed has failed to stop the flow of ethics to be extremists which comes down not only from the gulf state but also turkey. and also to all key positions and institutions especially the military security positions such as the national security adadvisor, the inspector general of the police, the enforcement agency and the police affairs and chief of the army staff. such as the chief justice of the supreme court and hisou replacement so they've marginalized other ethnic groups and is pushing the country .towards a war and as nigeria goes so goes west africa. i understand in the department in the last administration was said to do an in-depth bible s

islamic state west africa and in some, the main driver today of conflict comes from religious extremists target non- pallone. these would be predominantly christian in the middle south from a muslim or christian, southwest, christian in the southeast and shiite muslims in kaduna state. it is the failure of president there were these ethnic groups, organizations such as -- which is translated as the association pushing nigeria to the brink treat he's failed to stop incursions of well armed, it is encouraging. they failed to stop the flow of weapons to extremism which comes not only from the gulf states especially with terry positions such as national security advisor doctor general from a head of the drug and police affairs of the army staff. the nigeria supreme court in his replacement in mohammed. he is marginalized other ethnic groups in the fabric of nigeria's multiethnic society pushing the country toward war. as nigeria goes, so goes west africa. our state department appears to be a complete narrative. understanding the department of human rights of labor in the last that administra

there is no press office for islamic state group. there were routes into the group.or example, many people who left their own homes, who left their own countries to go out there were in contact with their families back home. what became clear pretty early on was that these men weren't just sort of roaming around the shops, you know, they weren't just strolling around the street in raqqa saying hello to people in the cafe. these were protected people, so protected they were conscious of their digital footprint, they were conscious of their location. because, remember, you know, the uk government wanted to track them down. and actuallyjihadi john, mohammed emwazi, was eventually killed by a drone strike, and they knew that they were wanted men. so, we had no direct contact with them. the next thing that happened was that, mysteriously, suddenly they turned up in a kurdish prison. just before we get into the detail of how you then met two of them, just let's talk about the victims and their families. you know, just remind us who were the victims. these were largely aid

that led to scenes like this, intense fighting between kurdish forces outside the prison, and islamic stateare reported to have been killed in these battles. then, earlier on monday, around 300 is militants in the prison surrendered. the kurds say there are more still fighting. and the un is concerned about 850 children who are housed in the prison. it says: let's bring in dr vera mironova from the middle east institute. she's also the author of from freedom fighter tojihadist: non—state armed groups human resources, and joins us from new orleans. thank you very much indeed for your time. what do you put this particular attack down to? why has it flared up right now? i think we were expecting has it flared up right now? i think we were expecting some kind of attack any minute. it is not a surprise. everyone was watching the situation in syria for a long time, we knew that thatis for a long time, we knew that that is where it is getting too, right. they were openly always saying that was their target, not only saying it but it was their first target. the question was asked when it was going

ah ah, this is deed of the news live from berlin, fiercely resurgence as the so called islamic states conduct its most significant talk in 2 years that he had his group target had a prison in the northeast of syria in an attempt to flee thousands of its fighters also coming up crises talks top diplomats from russia and the united states fled to keep the channels of dialogue open on ukraine. moscow say that has no plans to invade its neighbor. that's by the $100000.00 plus russian troops out the ukrainian border. and the new leader of germany is kristian. democrats is frederick met his c. d. u is hoping to bounce back after it's west by election results and angle americans to patch up on the political stage. ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. the so called islamic state has launched the largest scale attack in syria since it was the feat in 2019 . yeah, target's was he prison holdings hottest in the northeast. the cottage lead syrian democratic forces see the repelled the attack as on recapture. most of the inmates would escaped in the chaos, but dozens ash

streets, there was support for the army in the wake of the attacks linked to al qaeda and the islamic state group thousands of died in recent years, and around one and a half 1000000 have been displaced. let's talk to journalist brown posthumous, who's been reporting from west africa for 25 years, particularly on book an offer. so hello bram. so there are rumors of a possible cool in booking our fossil by the government denies an army take over what's going on. well, from what my sources tell me in the capital work, i do agree with the half the should things going on in enormous lee large for all of a camp, just west of the capital on the road to the 2nd city bush you lot. so that apparently also die down, so we're not quite sure exactly what the situation inside those camps is. you introduce in your introduction, you mentioned that they may have been taken. that is not altogether clear whether there has been an occupational use comes. and then obviously what you've heard later on were that there were reports or especially youths coming in on a busy intersection very close to this camp in s

no, there isn't necessarily security and peace because we still have the so called islam state, you know, staging attacks, major attacks in avalon, hist on and you know, crime, you know, petty crime things that we thought and violent crime. things that we thought would actually be, ah, put an end to under the taliban have also not decreased nor hi, mr. marina killings. i also want to bring up the clip when my colleague feel gill asked about women's access to education. have a listen. and i understand from primary all the way to newest levels, all women are allowed to attend school and attend education on the public sector. from grade one to 6, all girls are attending school and in a conservative society, like i understand, they're comprises majority of female students and we have up to 12 to 13 provinces . we're girls are attending from grade 7 all the way to 12 and the government, the state policy is that we will give every right to, to the female members of our society that comprise half the population, their right to work their right to education and every single other right, that has

afghanistan, a special report on how the taliban have to deal with their own terror threat from the islamic state group. we have been called here by the taliban police who wanted to show us an isis super cell they recently attacked. britain's prince andrew demands a trial byjury, as he rejects the allegations of sexual assault made by virginia giuffre. the us formally responds to russia's concerns over ukraine, saying they've offered moscow a serious diplomatic path forward. the white house confirms president biden will pick a black woman to replace a retiring liberaljustice in the us supreme court. and tapping tiktok for talent. the man behind the spice girls forms a new band after holding auditions on the app. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it's been six months since the taliban swept to power across afghanistan after decades of war. the economy is close to collapse, millions face starvation, and the former allies of osama bin laden now face a new terror threat of their own — large scale attacks by islamic state in the khorasan, or is—k. this report is from yalda

with the state of the news ally from berlin, fears of the resurgence of the so called islamic states conducts its most significant attack in 2 years that he had his group targeted to prison in the northeast of syria, in an attempt to feed thousands of bits by this also coming up the new leader of germany's christian democrats is pay the rest mass is c, d. u is hoping to bounce back after it's west of i election results, and angle a mccallski patch up from the political stage. and italy prepare. students would use one of your best, national coven vaccine, mondays. but you have a fifties at least look at why 80 is taken. that's them. ah, i am eddie mike garcia and you are welcome to the program. fighting has been raging for it that day between the so called islamic state on kurdish forces in syria. it comes up that a slum is stormed, a prison, where thousands of its members were held. the monitoring gives says some 9 to people died in the assault, which was i as is largest and serious since it was defeated that in 2019 thousands of prisoners asked, fell on to run 24 hours after the ini

w. news line from bullitt, fierce over at surgeons as the so called islamic state battles. kurdish forces in syria, dozens die and fighting. after the you had a script targets a prison in the northeast of an, in an attempt to free thousands of its life is also coming up. the new leader of germany is christian. democrats is think the mounts is say to you is hoping to bounce back after its worst ever election results and the angle of michael's departure from the political stage. and italy prepares to introduce one of europe's 1st national, covet vaccine mandates for the over fifty's. at least we'll take a look at why italy is making that ah m. anthony howard welcome to the program. the so called islamic state has launched its largest scale attack in syria since it was defeated there in 20. 19 prism holding to hadis in the northeast of syria was the target the kurdish lead syrian democratic forces site. they recaptured most of the inmates that escaped, but clashes continued in the area. a 2nd attack by ice took place in iraq and an army barracks north of baghdad. 11 soldiers were killed in t

afghanistan: a special report on how the taliban have to deal with their own terror threat from the islamic state group. we have been called here by the taliban police who wanted to show us an isis super cell they recently attacked. portraits of survivors to mark holocaust memorial day — we meet the artists and subjects behind these realistic paintings. hello and welcome. britain's prince andrew is demanding a trial byjury in a civil case brought by virginia giuffre, who has accused him of sexual assaulting her when she was 17. the prince denies her claims and his lawyers have lodged papers with the us court — which set out several reasons why they say the allegations are false. these include a denial that andrew was a close friend of ghislaine maxwell, at whose house some of the alleged abuse took place. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more details. across 11 pages, andrew's lawyers have set out his defence — a denial of the central allegation of sexual abuse made by virginia giuffre and an assertion in respect of others that andrew lacks sufficient information to either admit or d

commons — a moment she described as importance and she has continued to speak out against the islamic statehe taliban. as a muslim woman, i will stand with people of all faiths who abhor this ideology, their rhetoric and their actions. she told the sunday times when asked in 2020 for an explanation from party whips, which is why she had lost in a realjob, she was told her muslim faith was issued in reshuffle discussions and her status was making colleagues uncomfortable, and if she persisted in raising the issue she would be ostracised by colleagues and her career and reputation destroyed. the chief whip, mark spencer, last night took the unusual step of outing himself as the person who talked to her, and said that these accusations are completely false. adding... someone was trying to bully her if she what she is saying is true. you have two scenarios, parliamentarian a saying something, and b saying something, and we need to get to the bottom. we need to establish the truth. the allegations have caused shock. the education secretary said ms ghani was a brilliant mp and there was no place

heavy fighting is taking place in north—eastern syria between islamic state militants and kurdish forcesn the extremists attacked a prison in the city of hasaka, and attempted to free thousands of is prisoners, as mark lobel reports. scenes syrians never wanted to see again. jihadists attacking a prison containing thousands of militants on thursday. there was a swift and determined fight back by kurdish—led forces guarding the area. taking on islamic state fighters in one of the group's biggest operations since their self—declared caliphate was defeated almost three years ago. from above, us—led coalition aircraft supported the syrian defense forces. many prisoners were recaptured with troops in pursuit of other fugitives that had fled to surrounding houses. families moved to safety in fear of their lives. translation: there's been shelling and killing since yesterday. - the jihadists killed four orfive people in our neighborhood, liquidated them. while this was playing out, across the border in iraq, is claimed responsibility for an ambush on a military post there in which 11 soldiers w

the islamic state has lost one of its biggest attacks in syria since it was defeated in 2019.y targeted a prison in northeastern syria. that is where thousands of fighters are being held. dozens of fighters have escaped. the health minister for yemen says 70 detainees were kled in an airstrike carried out by the saudi led coalition. they targeted two cities. doors at local hospitals today are overwhelmed with injured victims. in donna, the -- ghana, the government is looking into a massive explosion that killed dozens of people. the blast occurred when a truck carrying explosives to a goldmine collided with a motorcycle. >> a deafening blast. [explosion] a village reduced to rubble. a desperate scramble to salvage survivors. the people watching in horror as dead bodies and debris covered the ground. police fear the death toll could climb as emergency crews combed through the wreckage. the vice president vendor -- visited the scene. >> this is a disaster. not only for the community here. it will be felt inhe whole of ghana. >> the opposition is calling for an impartial investig