that khartoum thatcherite? —— that khartoum thatcherite? salisbury cathedral and did not bring me back a key ring ora and did not bring me back a key ring or a bookmark? let's move on. digby, the ft. it will come as no surprise to our regular viewers that i have been criticising the ft for two years now. . . been criticising the ft for two years now... they used to do a lovely profile back in the day. so what? the one thing he always nobody ft. what? the one thing he always nobody ft, their opinions... some of the best in britain. i think it's excellent. but the front page, you always assumed, was balanced and i always assumed, was balanced and i always had little phrase when they we re always had little phrase when they were writing nice things about me, which was, if you're quoted in the front pages of the ft believe me, you did say it. what has happened to the ft in this post referendum world, they have sold their soul to the remain camp. the editor even got and honour from france from this.|j do and honour from france from this.” do not

ever since the bank has launched in two thousand and eight khartoum has gone to great lengths to silence the broadcaster questioning its credibility or even cutting its signal the government body that regulates the media is the national council for press and publications according to its secretary general the bonga is in the business of spreading fake news for little him. it's fundamentally important for the credibility of news that all sources must be verified as well as objective void of any personal or ulterior motives much sure maybe most of the mangas news items like such veracity this was most evident in two thousand and fourteen when they spread iran years news reports about the alleged massacre a pin the area of to. those alleged mass rapes cause widespread hysteria but when proper investigations were conducted by unbiased governmental organizations the information turned out to be false. there was a mass rape of girls and women over two hundred ordered by the regular army commander nearby but the story itself and the nature of this extraordinarily barbaric act and who ordered it

they couldn't afford to say publicly just how great the failure was they won't say anything that khartoum doesn't allow them to say and in that sense without the lifeline of radio to bang the news. that the lives and livelihoods of people in darfur are the people risk despite the critically important rule that radio de bunga place for sudanese audiences the broadcaster now finds its future under threat the station relies on funds from a consortium of e.u. states and n.g.o.s but european governments are now working with the sudanese authorities to fight terrorism and to stem the flow of refugees heading north and that is having serious effects on the station's funding it's drying up which could mean that radio debunk us days are numbered the old war are easy if they're lucky the crux of the issue is the collaboration between the sudanese government and the international community whose priorities have shifted substantially terrorism and immigration seem to be their only priority nowadays and issues like press freedom have taken a backseat if we do have to bangalore to close not only would

ever since the bangas launch in two thousand and eight khartoum has gone to great lengths to silence the broadcaster questioning its credibility or even cutting its signal the government body that regulates the media is the national council for press and publications according to its secretary general the bonga is in the business of spreading fake news for our men and women. it's fundamentally important for the credibility of news that all sources must be verified as well as objective void of any personal or ulterior motives much sure maybe most of that mangas news items lack such veracity this was most evident in two thousand and fourteen when they spread iranians news reports about the alleged massacre in the area of to. those alleged mass rapes cause widespread hysteria but when proper investigations were conducted by unbiased governmental organizations the information turned out to be false. there was a mass rape of girls and women over two hundred ordered by the regular army commander nearby. the story itself and the nature of this extraordinarily barbaric act and who ordered it

ever since the bangas launch in two thousand and eight khartoum has gone to great lengths to silence the broadcaster questioning its credibility or even cutting its signal the government body that regulates the media is the national council for press and publications according to its secretary general the bonga is in the business of spreading fake news there are no women. it's fundamentally important for the credibility of news that all sources must be verified as well as objective void of any personal or ulterior motives much or maybe most of the mangas news items lack such veracity this was most evident in two thousand and fourteen when they spread it wrong as news reports about the alleged massacre in the area of to. those alleged mass rapes cause widespread hysteria but when proper investigations were conducted by unbiased governmental organizations the information turned out to be false. there was a mass rape of girls and women over two hundred ordered by the regular army commander nearby. the story itself and the nature of this extraordinarily barbaric act and who ordered it th

ever since the bank asked launching two thousand and eight khartoum has gone to great lengths to silence the broadcaster questioning its credibility or even cutting its signal the government body that regulates the media is the national council for press and publications according to its secretary general the bank that is in the business of spreading fake news to our men and women. it's fundamentally important for the credibility of news that all sources must be verified as well as objective void of any personal or ulterior motives much sure maybe most of the mangas news items like such veracity this was most evident in two thousand and fourteen when they spread iranians news reports about the alleged massacre in the area of the. those alleged mass rapes cause widespread hysteria but when proper investigations were conducted by unbiased governmental organizations the information turned out to be false. there was a mass rape of girls and women over two hundred ordered by the regular army commander nearby. the story itself and the nature of this extraordinarily barbaric act and who ordered

the officers collected the birds, who locals nicknamed after khartoum penguins in the film madagascar by the pacific ocean. but this pair certainly seem to have made a lasting impression. they were taken to alternative accommodation, given something to eat and some tlc. they are now being looked after by officers from the national forest and wild rice service —— wildlife service. they will then be returned to the wild. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. good afternoon. lovely autumn sunshine across the bulk of england and wales. a cold start. blue skies for the most part. a different story for the most part. a different story for scotland and northern ireland. cloud big of four eyed bricks of rain and drizzle. a conveyor belt of cloud stretching across the atlantic is making its way towards scotland and northern ireland. past the far north of england at times. some rain with backlight. most of it continuing across western scotland. temperatures 1a to 15 degrees. warmer as you move into england and wales. michael winds. more sunshine. together with the cloud and

elders of call the crisis meeting to discuss how people should best mount their appeals sharifa khartoum is among those whose families are being called infiltrators she is worried thank you very much for talking to al-jazeera can you tell me first of all how many people roughly in this village are not on the list was someone who was. also manuel ryan are simple and i one know. of them are you sad the man one might. have the money are you so much that other men ma'am and i stick my head that the ground man with a book by see what blood is that i'm here up on my my he says and that's the i'm a look on my my hand i now look at book bison with a lot of book legacy i'm a look at home mom i had my i'm a little book legacy year. and i think. he got a knock on the usa. are you on the list one mum polished up my mom polish but my more of. a battle. my world. by saw more of that all covered by candy pocketbook by c.m.s. it's not my hand i recommend to prices your father or family stuck in her bed. why are people here crying what are they worried will happen yet the world resolution of mom mahala m

as you'd expect and look at the ones over sudan recently very heavy downpours including force in khartoum the showers will gradually work their way westwards will also see some develop a bit further towards the south and for west africa plenty of showers particularly around this coastal stretch. the with the sponsored by qatar. and instantly shifting news cycle in change. the listening post takes and questions the world's media. the details the climate cannot be two hundred eighty characters or fewer exposing how the press operates is their language as their culture it's their context and why certain stories take precedence while others are ignored we can have a better understanding of how news is created for going to have a better understanding of what. the listening post on al-jazeera. take over the top stories hear it out there the taliban in afghanistan and else the death of commander gen carney he founded the work responsible for decades of suicide bomb attacks and hostage taking his death has been reported several times before he was thought to be in his eighty's and has been bedrid

there's a new operations center in khartoum contact with the german federal police and training conducted by the german agency for international cooperation the g.i.c. there is a man implement and then they have core implementers legs. but that's not for the years of who's supporting it you know already started with trainings or anything. out of the start of her that was to we train. more than one hundred two officers no. we're not permitted to film g.r.i.z. representatives or their on site activities in writing the g.i.'s he confirms that its new duties include training security forces. they declined to sit down for an on camera interview. the e.u. mission in sudan is adamant that it does not cooperate with the if it only deals with other units and it will not be supplying sudan with hardware. there will be probably when this computer which would be delivered for his we sent or change information to need to get worse and. he sort of meant but could move so there when he says that he's waiting for us tonight probably there's a misunderstanding no. no they are trying to. get some things ou

on the situation that in south sudan in the wake of recent peace talks that were held in sudan in khartoum. well what we have been told to down now the hope that there will be some kind of political dispensation that people will be able to come together but what a big question mark remains and it's very relevant for this case is that for the vast majority of victims of the war there has been no accountability or no justice and what the peace deal promises is a hybrid court which would be administered by the african union and despite that promise the south sudanese government again we're looking to president here hasn't signed the key documents and left that forward so at this point we're thinking you the president here does follow through on a commitment to the courts so that all south sudanese have a chance for justice or maybe the african union has to find ways to move forward on its own. very much taking the time to join us there from new york a protest has been held in the yemeni city of tire ahead of friday's un led peace talks to end the country's three year war the protesters are ca