in istanbul, the director of the siddique institute.nd in paris, a journalist and contributor to the middle east monitor. welcome to the program. after 10 years of silence, saif al-islam in his new york times interview talks about coming back with this are a of mystery -- this aura of mystery, almost like a striptease. now we are seeing the big reveal. he looks like a changed man. he used to favor western, european clothing. we saw him register in very traditional clothes. i know very little has been heard from him from the public. is he a changed man? >> if you take into account the fact he has been for a decade in isolation, completely cut off from the outside world, without his family and associates, he must have changed anyway. he faced a court in 2015. i think he is a changed man. he has been involved in important reconciliation processes between tribes, just two weeks ago successfully. the libyan public view of him has changed as well because they see some kind of savior because of what has happened in the country. some people thi

tonight interpol insisting it is simply a neutral body others say tomorrow's vote here in istanbul is about nothing less than democracy and safe guarding the rule of law lester >> all right keir simmons this evening. thank you. >>> up next, a new kind of neighborhood market coming right to those who need fresh and healthy food >>> this thanksgiving, nearly 40 million americans are facing food insecurity. many don't have easy access to grocery stores so volunteers are bringing the grocery store to them. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: fruit, vegetables and lean protein, the building blocks of a healthy diet but far too many americans don't have access and can't afford them. in milwaukee, they have come up with a rolling solution. >> it is the only way i can shop. i can't afford anything else. >> reporter: the hunger task force partnering with piggly wiggly to bring healthy, affordable foods to so-called food deserts. >> reporter: the people who are most impacted by food deserts are more likely to be people of color, low-income people, seniors and people with disabilities >> reporte

. >> they flew to minsk via a -- sta -- istanbul.here, the belarus military took charge of them. >> we were driven on gravel roads to the polish border. there, they said they would cut through the border fence. three soldiers were standing around us, to behind us and one in front. he is the one who cut through the fence. >> they trudged through the border zone, eventually losing their way. they barely had anything to eat or drink. >> there were a lot of people at the border and the children were in a very bad way. i tried to take care of them best i could, lighting a fire because it was so cold, but the children got sick. >> exhausted, they decided to go back. using the last of their savings, they took a plane back, broke and bitterly disappointed. but he says he will make another attempt to leave, because he says there is no longer anything to keep him here. brent: here is a look at some of the other stories making headlines. the trial in greece for rescuing migrants at sea has been adjourned and referred to another court. the suspe

he facilitated many arts and culture projects in istanbul and elwhere in the country.ut for the president, he is an enemy of the state. they confuse -- the president accuses him of organizing and financing mass protests in 2013. the president says demonstrations were an attempt to overthrow him. >> a man who funded the terrorists during the incidents is currently in prison. why would our judiciary arrest an innocent person who has not committed a crime? >> he has also been charged with involvement in the 2016 coup attempt, and with espionage. he insists he is innocent, but could face life in prison if convicted. what is striking about the charges brought against me is not just the fact that they are not based on any evidence. they are a fantasy based on conspiracy theories beyond the bounds of reaso >> the case has long concerned international courts and governments. recently, the president threatened to expel 10 western diplomats, including ambassadors of germany and the u.s., because they had spoken out in favor of his release. the dispute was settled and the diploma

they were returning from a trip to istanbul in turkey.ictims have not yet been officially named. the cause has yet to be determined. but witnesses reported hearing a blast. >> the question is what caused the blast. if it was an explosion inside the bus or a blast caused by hitting the guardrails. if it was a technical fault of the vehicle or a human error that caused the crash. >> seven people escaped from the wreckage. this survivors were brought here to this emergency hospital. they are being treated for burns and other injuries. it seems they only managed to escape by breaking through the windows of the bus. for relatives and friends, this is an agonizing time. this man said he hadn't heard from his nephew. >> i saw information about the crash at 6:00 a.m. this morning. i saw it on the internet, on facebook to be more precise. as my nephew was in turkey, i started searching for more information. i called the company's phone number. for 3, 4 hours, we did not have any information, nor were they answering the phone. >> locals say acciden

they were returning to skopje from a trip to istanbul in turkey.t yet been officially named. a cause has yet to be determined, but witnesses reported hearing a blast. translation: the question is, what caused this blast? - if it was an explosion inside the bus or a blast caused by the bus hitting the guard rails. this brings us back to the main leads in the probe. if it was a technical fault of the vehicle or a human error that caused the crash. seven people escaped from the wreckage. the survivors were brought here, to this emergency hospital in sofia. they have been treated for burns and other injuries. it seems they only managed to escape by breaking through the windows of the bus. for relatives and friends, this is an agonising time. this man said he hadn't heard from his nephew. translation: i saw information about the crash at 6:00am - morning. i saw it on the internet, and on facebook, to be more precise. as my nephew was in turkey, i started searching for more information on the internet. i called the company's phone number for three or fou

police in turkey's largest city, istanbul, fired tear gas to break up a protest by thousands of women based violence. the demonstrators marched to taksim square, in the city centre, where clashes broke out with security forces. the protesters are angry about the government's decision to withdraw from the istanbul convention — an international accord to reduce violence against women. australian peacekeepers have arrived overnight in the solomon islands — after the country's prime minister appealed for help quelling violent unrest that threatened to topple his government. several buildings were burnt down in honi—ara, when over a thousand rioters stormed the chinatown district. unrest broke out on wednesday, when protesters besieged the parliament, calling for the pm's resignation. doctorjon fraenkel is a politics professor at victoria university in wellington, and a specialist on the solomon islands. earlier, he gave me an update on the situation. there have been two days of rioting. firstly in the central area of the capital of the solomon islands and yesterday, in the chinatown area

senior international correspondent arwa damon is for us live this morning in istanbul.o us, give to us the core here of the plight of these people, why they are risking everything to leave kurdistan. >> reporter: well, when it comes specifically to the iraqi kurds that we have been seeing fleeing in numbers, the vast majority of which are believed to be the nationals that did end up drowning in that horrific incident that cyril was just reporting on, it really is about the economy. but that can seem like a fairly desensitizing way to put it when we talk about the economic plight of a population. to further sort of explain it, what this actually means is that families that used to be able to feed, clothe, educate their children can no longer do so in iraqi kurdistan. and remember, this is a part of iraq that was thriving. it used to be promoted as the other iraq, the iraq where you don't have all this violence. there was so much investment. oil companies were tripping over each other trying to get a piece of the pie. but then in about 2013 that all began to change for a

they were returning to skopje from a trip to istanbul in turkey.ause has yet to be determined, but witnesses reported hearing a blast. translation: the question is, what caused this blast? - if it was an explosion inside the bus or a blast caused by the bus hitting the guard rails. this brings us back to the main leads in the probe. if it was a technical fault of the vehicle or a human error that caused the crash. seven people escaped from the wreckage. the survivors were brought here, to this emergency hospital in sofia. they have been treated for burns and other injuries. it seems they only managed to escape by breaking through the windows of the bus. for relatives and friends, this is an agonising time. this man said he hadn't heard from his nephew. translation: i saw information - about the crash at 6am this morning. i saw it on the internet, and on facebook, to be more precise. as my nephew was in turkey, i started searching for more information on the internet. i called the company's phone number for three orfour hours, and we do not have any

arwa damon for us in istanbul, turkey. thank you very much, arwa, good to see you. >>> still ahead right here, cnn investigation into the citgo 6. how venezuela arrested and imprisoned this group of oil executives. that is coming up. >>> plus, new restrictions -- go into effect trying to end the violence on solomon islands. we'll have a live report on that. you are watching "cnn newsroom." zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com. with directv stream, i can get live tv and on demand... together. watch: serena williams... wonder woman. serena... wonder woman... serena... wonder woman... ♪ ♪ ace. advantage! you cannot be serious! ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. >>> welcome to "cnn newsro

they were returning to skopje from a trip to istanbul in turkey.se has yet to be determined, but witnesses reported hearing a blast. translation: the question is, what caused this blast? - if it was an explosion inside the bus or a blast caused by the bus hitting the guard rails. this brings us back to the main leads in the probe. if it was a technical fault of the vehicle or a human error that caused the crash. seven people escaped from the wreckage. the survivors were brought here, to this emergency hospital in sofia. they have been treated for burns and other injuries. it seems they only managed to escape by breaking through the windows of the bus. for relatives and friends, this is an agonising time. this man said he hadn't heard from his nephew. translation: i saw information about the crash at 6:00am - this morning. i saw it on the internet, and on facebook, to be more precise. as my nephew was in turkey, i started searching for more information on the internet. i called the company's phone number for three or four hours, and we do not have a

these 4 people have been killed in the turkish city of istanbul, after it was struck by a powerful storm with gale force winds. look at these incredible pictures. at least 19 others were injured in the storm, which knocked over a clock tower and fruit threw vehicles on to their side. and officials say the wind blew as fast as a 129 kilometers an hour. the storm also impacted flights with turkish airlines, re directing at least 6 planes to land that other airports. several towns in northern spain were severely flooded when 2 rivers burst their banks, the rivers spilled over following heavy rain and snow brought about by storm arwin . across the weekend in the city of bill bowed. dozens of cars were submerged and flood water and abandoned by their owners. george's former president mccain sick ash, feely has appeared in court on charges of abusive office. he used the hearings in the capital to please see as an opportunity to publicly denounced the georgian authorities, such really has been held in jail since returning from exile last month. he faces 6 years in prison for corruption, but say

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we will have important images from istanbul and ankara for you as well. i guess i close out by saying the strategic petroleum reserve didn't do much. $78.45 on west texas, and brent crude, $82.46. what we do is speak to experts. mike wilson is uniquely qualified to lead their equity coverage. he does so with some terrific securities analysis. i want to go to -- who is looking at hardware and tech. what she says to your cautious call on markets, would everybody calm down? supply is going to come back and we are going to get back to some normal. why will stocks bequeath us in -- be quiescent if we get back to normal? mike: thanks, and happy thanksgiving to everyone. katie is very focused on the supply channels are not going to rectify the insults quickly, and there's a chance that we have actually seen some over ordering along the supply chain. so we are aligned more than i am what some of the other analysts around this idea that we could have a payback as supply comes on. that may take a little time to digest. we have a supply issue that is the talk of the

their capital controls in place by istanbul to prevent speculating.there's not a clearing price for the currency. whether the price is 10, 11, 12, 13, far be it from you and i to decide. the market needs to find a clearing price because there's no credit ability there and that is the real issue. kailey: is this a full-blown currency crisis? damian: it is a currency crisis but whether it is a banking crisis, that is not where we are get. the big banks still have backing. there counterparties are not showing the way from them, there counterparties being the big european banks. let's look at what is going on across the emerging-market currency complex. it has not been a good month. it is not just the lira. it is across the board. a lot of that has to do with the euro. if you look at euro-dollar, it is the shortage of collateral, the shortage of german and french t-bills which is forcing euro investors to drop money in the dollar. tom: you mentioned collateral. two adults like you, that is what this is all about. the word collateral is trust. you mentione

defeat to turkey in their second world cup 2023 qualifying game — being comfortably beaten 84 —67 in istanbulf three matches in preparation for next years commonwealth games. the series concludes with two matches in nottingham on the 11th and 5th of december. and india struck a late blow on day four of their first test against new zealand. they removed opener will young forjust 2. new zealand will need to score 280 more runs to win on the final day with nine wickets in hand. england's director of cricket ashley giles has broken his silence on the racism crisis rocking the sport. he says the coverage has had an impact on the squad who are currentily in australia preparing for the ashes series. he says the players have been closely following azeem rafiq's revelations about his time at yorkshire. the situation has also caused a lot of chance for discussion and reflection within our playing group. and they think deeply about these things and this situation has affected people on this side of the world. it feels like we have a real

a lot of them coming via istanbul and turkey, and some via iraq.e not going to allow people who want to fly to belarus from istanbul onto the planes any more. that would be very important for the european union. at the same time, you do see this conflict isn't going away any time soon. you have the belarusian strong man lukashenko still threatening the european union. he threatened to cut off gas that comes from russia. we have seen maneuvers by the russian air force with strategic nuclear capable bombers over belarusian airspace. brianna. >> had fred, look, distressing pictures there. you see children there in freezing temperatures. this is very serious, these conditions. fred pleitgen, thank you. >>> on the subject of auto kratz and not completely disconnected, vladimir putin testing u.s. with troop movement raising alarms in washington. >> our concern is russia may make the serious mistake of attempting to rehash what it undertook back in 2014 when it a massed forces along the border, crossed into sovereign ukrainian territory, and claiming fals

i guess they will be able to export goods at a faster pace, and we will be able to vacation in istanbulor a cheaper rate. inflation pressures top of mind for consumers in the u.s. as well as in ankara. investors and the fed paying close attention. we will discuss with simona mocula of state street. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. i'm matt miller. canadian thanksgiving may be over but the u.s. holiday is coming up. four american households, they are prepared to sit down to their costliest thanksgiving dinner ever. what would thanksgiving be without an inflation meal story? hold frozen turkey prices are up 30% year on year. retail prices for pie ingredients like milk and sugar at multiyear highs. alcohol and mixed drinks are climbing. it will be a more expensive meal. greg: when you think of how many people you traditionally put around a table for a thanksgiving meal -- you are inviting siblings, nieces, nephews, parents. i do the grocery shopping in our house. there are times where i will say, it is a steak night, and then you see the price of it. then you say, mayb

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on board were tourist mostly from north macedonia, returning from a trip to istanbul. have not been officially named. a cause has yet to be determined but witnesses reported hearing a blast. >> the question is what caused this blast? if it was an expose and inside the bus or caused by the bus hitting the guard rails, this brings us back to the main leads. if it was a technical fold in the vehicle or human error. >> seven people escape from the wreckage. survivors were brought to this emergency hospital. they are being treated for burns and other injuries. they only managed to escape by breaking through the windows of the bus. for relatives and friends, thi s is agonizing. this man had not heard from his nephew. >> i sought information from the crash at 6:00 a.m. this morning, on facebook, and as my nephew was in turkey asserted searching for more information on the internet. i called the company's phone number, three or four hours, and we do not have any information. nor are they answering the phone. >> locals say accidents are common on this stretch of motorway as the

both were bus drivers on holiday in istanbul when they were arrested after taking photos of the turkishders residence. israeli officials say the pair do not work for raeli intelligence. japan is set to allow foreigners working in some blue-collar jobs to stay in the country indefinitely. the move is a monitor -- a major apology -- policy shift for the country which has traditionally been closed to emigrants, allowing only some workers to stay five years. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, throughout europe, covid cases are on the rise. governments are scrambling to impose new restrictions. we will hear from our correspondence across the continent. ♪ two sudan, where 15 people were shot dead and dozens wounded wednesday. a security force opened fire on crowds mistreating against last month scoop. medics say this was the deadliest day in a month of demonstrations against military rule. our colleague sally is in khartoum. >> it was intense in khartoum yesterday. phone lines are back now. yesterday was a total communication blackout. we cannot make any phone calls in th

i think in istanbul, dry in cyprus, dr. lebanon, and in syria subsidies. big picture shows a stronger shamal bringing dust than these inside of saudi through battery, and possibly cut up in solid after after dry and hot spell. it's all turning sundry, particularly in south africa. ah, discover a world of difference, determination. i'm talking about when we am with freedom shop soldiers, only 16 people with corruption and compassion al jazeera, whoops, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. and less than a year. how will host the middle east 1st? well, in preparation, the country is stage and a major with 16 nations going head to head in thanks, porpoise built stadiums, put 2020 to keep you across the action as council prepared for the regions. biggest ever sports events that be for our cup on al jazeera loo ah. 6 joining the fight against to grind rebels, hundreds are recruited by the european government. has the prime minister vows to lead from the front. ah, hello there, ms. dawn today, this is al jazeera, like doha, also comi

it was taking mostly north macedonia and tourists back home after a weekend trip to istanbul.t known why so few people made it off alive or what caused this disaster in the first place. this damage suggests the bus hit a barrier before carrying on to crash into the central reservation. the interior minister of bulgaria was deeply shocked. >> not everyone can stand such a picture. it is terrifying. the details of this tragedy will be investigated. >> north macedonia's foreign minister visited survivors in the hospital in the capital of bulgaria. >> i'm here in the hospital to get more information. what we know is that a tragedy has happened here, with a bonus of nationals traveling. her only -- there were over 53 passengers, dozens killed, many were children. i will be back later with more. >> police in north macedonia have begun an investigation into the bus and travel company. this man came to its office in the capital of north macedonia, looking for news of his nephew. >> i sought information about the crash at 6:00 this morning. i saw it on the internet and as my nephew was

oh, the murder of saudi journalists, jamal casualty in istanbul, in october 2018 was also an important story for al jazeera em. but one of the biggest tests of al jazeera is resolved, came in june 2017. saudi arabia, the u. e. bahrain and egypt decided to impose an air land and sea blockade on cutter, and one of their 13 demands was the closure of al jazeera caught their resisted, and al jazeera went into details of the blockade in its news coverage and documentary programs, al jazeera media network also has a dedicated investigative unit to ensure that investigative tv journalism thrives, especially when it's under threat in many parts of the world. i think that it's probably the only network that has invested in investigative journalism to such an extent in the last decade and hopefully the results of the investigative unit has achieved, has proven that to be a wise investment. the unit has produced 15 investigations in different countries. some have not only one a waltz, but made the news headlines themselves. investigative unit has produced a series of reports that have affected ch

turkish police have fired tear gas to break up a protest by thousands of women in istanbul.mned the government's decision to withdraw from an international accord which aims to reduce violence against women. amazon workers in 20 countries — including the us, uk, and several in the eu — are planning protests and work stoppages on black friday. the shopping—centric day is among amazon's busiest all year. it is backed by a coalition of labour groups, trade unions, grassroots campaigns and non—profit—making organisations in individual countries. with just a few months to go to the winter olympics, china is holding test events for ski and snowboard cross. but despite repeated calls from the olympic committee not to politicise the event — some countries are considering boycotting the games in light of china's human rights violations and the recent concerns over the wellbeing of chinese tennis star, peng shuai. 0ur china correspondent, stephen mcdonnell, has been to the venue, to see how the country is getting ready for the olympics despite all the controversies. the way to see if

on display in museums from paris to warsaw, hiroshima to istanbul, and published in popular magazines. he grew up in tehran and started drawing professionally when he was just a teenager, working for a newspaper where his father was the editor—in—chief. he had a career spanning more than 60 years and was best known for this style, a faceless man sketched with a simple line. he once said an artist's duty is to relieve the suffering of people's souls but often, his images highlighted human suffering. translation: ordinary people cannot see these social problems but cartoonist can spot them and show them to people. cartoonists are like doctors who know exactly what problem you have but cannot give you the remedy. ihis you have but cannot give you the remedy-— the remedy. his recent work focused on _ the remedy. his recent work focused on the _ the remedy. his recent work focused on the pandemic- the remedy. his recent work| focused on the pandemic and featured messages encouraging people to try to stop the spread of the virus which eventually claimed his life. the iranian culture ministe

in istanbul, sedans, wife delivered her opinion on the idea of living in a rural commune, imaging. oh that's a lot of i don't it was like 2 o'clock and i was on hold was sitting of was the stay sam yazzy, they stumble was a couple of these are shady, social and physical that from from a class she imagine life jani bandanna must be it yet and bottom dodge organic, be they'd be more than the mixer. the build was good for brooklyn's u. b. and he did the decks. i made the yeah. missy be javin cooper. she had the comment on the ticket. i time to find out the time that i did development on me just as will be doing sure. mm. ah. sedan continued with his work, but at the same time learned more about this simple living movement. it had become clear to him that they were different degrees of simple. at one end of the spectrum was a lie for rural isolation. while at the elbow with bright lights of the busy city, saddam was looking for a compromise. a middle puff and next spoke to a retired businessman who had turned his back on consumers m khatri patio retired at 53 from his senior management

police in turkey's largest city, istanbul, have fired tear gas and rubber bullets to break up a protestder—based violence. the demonstrators marched to taksim square, in the city centre, where clashes broke out with security forces. there were smaller demonstrations in other turkish cities. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. egypts puts on an elaborate ceremony to mark the reopening of the ancient path of god in luxor. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world — the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air - balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed i to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air- we n

make sure that the world does not forget or shock. gee, he was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul, in 2018. the tribunal in the hague has no legal standing, but it's hoped it'll put pressure on government who are accused of turning a blind eye to the murders of prominent journalists. more than 1400 have died in almost 30 years. and most of their killers have never faced justice. stevenson is life for us at the hague step. yes, the chilling accounts of witnesses here have been heard throughout the day. some really compelling stories of the fiance, for example, of our model. georgie, the attendees, who basically showed how powerless people who lose a loved one because of his profession, journalists, and also the, the role that they're facing when they try to find some kind of justice. there are so many families, last ones, colleagues who are fighting for justice for so many already. 1400 cases has been documented, and many of them are cold cases and nearly all of our journalists personally know someone who was a colleague and the friends and who was killed because he was a journalis

ah, one minute passed at 6 in the evening in nairobi, in istanbul, and right here in moscow this wednesday, november the 17th. welcome to the news r and r t. our top story. doris has shut down a major oil pipeline which runs from russia to poland. i'm been on to other you countries, minsk sites on scheduled maintenance. now being that the stoppage would last 3 days . coincidence or otherwise, i put thought to ortiz elliot katrinka. this is actually the number one intrigue, whether there are any links between the closure of the operations in this throws war friendship pipeline. what i want to make clear though is that we're talking about an oil pipeline and also earlier warnings by the, by russian president, alexander lucas angle, about the potential shut down of a gas pipeline. well technically there aren't because mens could is saying that's the reason for this is just that something needs to be fixed and this is something that's only gonna laugh for 3 days. more importantly, we're talking about completely different transit routes, completely different pipelines and different kind of comm

georgia is one of $34.00 countries to have ratified the istanbul convention. the council of europe's treaty to protect women from violence. the council has now introduced new guidance to tackle the digital dimension of violence against women. if that will convention is based on fire pillars or it is prevention, it's protection, it's prosecution and coordinated policies. so are in all those 4 pillars ear could see how you can use the articles of the convention, not only for the offline balance, but also for the online balance. and also our technology facilitated violence against a man. it's been 10 years since the establishment of the establish convention and work continues here in strasburg to tackle violence against women, both in the real world and in the digital domain. but the convention faces a very real challenge from those who see rights protections as anathema to so called traditional values. turkeys withdrew from the convention earlier this year. drew international and domestic condemnation, yet conservative governments in bulgaria, slovakia, poland,

bull demonstrates this one the government to return to a landmark international treating, signed in istanbul, which is meant to protect women from violence. president, other one, withdrew from the agreements in march. those are your top stories up next is earth rise. we're back in a little under 30 minutes with 30 minutes we'll use we'll see you then. bye bye. compelling. we keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances arrive at the motion in spite. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about living under fashion. and with life on equal broadcasting, thumbnails have been august night bought a happy al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running ah, with insects makeup, 80 percent of the species on us. there are over 200000000 of them for every human create a co ro, pollinating crops, decomposing waste and supporting food chain. which a german study from 2017 has caused worldwide alarm, showing that in some areas flying insect numbers of fallen by over 75 percent in the last 27 years. and h

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they were returning from a trip to istanbul, in turkey. the question is, what caused this blast? - if it was an explosion inside the bus, or a blast caused by the bus hitting the guard rails? this brings us back to the main leads in the probe — if it was a technical fault of the vehicle or a human error that caused the crash? seven people escaped from the wreckage. the survivors were brought here to this emergency hospital in sofia. they've been treated for burns and other injuries. it seems they only managed to escape by breaking through the windows of the bus. for relatives and friends, this is an agonising time. this man said he hadn't heard from his nephew. translation: i saw information - about the crash at 6am this morning. i saw it on the internet and on facebook, to be more precise. as my nephew was in turkey, i started searching for more information on the internet. i called the company's phone numberfor 3—4 hours — and we did not have any information from them, nor are they answering the phone. locals say accidents are common on

our middle east correspondent tom bateman has more on this from istanbul.had been due to head off to the cop summit, they'd been at the g20 conference in rome, and would've gone to glasgow. but instead, he's flown back here to istanbul, telling reporters on the plane that he's given up on glasgow — and the reason on that is a dispute about the size of his security protocol. it seems that it's reported at least in the turkish media that the us presidentjoe biden has a certain size of security, the turks at one point had been promised an equivalent security protocol, but that was rescinded by the british who have not commented on any of this. but mr erdogan very upset — he says that it's a security issue, but also that it harms turkey�*s pride and honour, and that's why he's not going. there will be a more junior turkish delegation there at glasgow, but all of this matters because turkey is on the agenda at the cop26 conference — it was the last g20 country to ratify the 2015 paris agreement. now that is intended to prevent more than a two celsius rise in the

william john nabarra course, one it soon costio lou, who's in istanbul. this is a particularly controversial case, isn't it? definite to rob. this is a very controversial case, a turkeys of trial history, especially after the failed. good, 2016 corolla was 1st accused of, as you said, a financing and august rating did. a nationwide anti government gives a protest. he was acquitted actually last year, but on the very same day, he was a he, he was added to the us. it added to the failed co attempt file for a conspiracy for political conspiracies. however, the european court of human rights actually, it decided that he should be released 2 years ago. the easier char had this decision. however, a cover law has still been under arrest. and in, in the last to the hearings of his trial and that due to corporate conditions, he was actually attending to trials by a video conference. but in the last 2, he ranks, he doesn't even attend. he said that this case is a highly politicized, and whatever he does to defend himself, he knows that, ah, a, this is going to be a

i think in istanbul, dry in cyprus, dr. lebanon, and in syria subsidies. bigger picture shows, a stronger shamal bringing dust down these inside a saturday through battery. and possibly keta is solid after after dry and hot spell. it's all turning sundry, particularly in south africa. ah, from the al jazeera london broadcast sent that to people in conversation with people. and we had to really find a way with no high and no limitation. well, there's a much more the place we've been better to get away with the regional boundaries, film direct, thank you. in to tell me thing a sound like in a have is making us invisible. you debbie and swiftly on out to their oh, a welcome back. a quick reminder about top stories. this at least 27 refugees and migrants trying to reach britain, have drowned in the english channel near cali to them both sank. un official save the worst disaster and the crossing stops, and keeping records of $73.00 white men in the us have been found guilty of murdering a 25 year old black man who was out jogging about ob, where he was chased down and shot dead in a georgia ne