mia and the malaysian prime minister speaking at the summit we'll go live now to mohammed vall in kuala lumpur take us through the significance of this summit. right this summit has been raised from the level of a forum that forum has been going on for the last 5 years but this time around because mahathir mohamad the founder of that forum in one in 2014 has decided to raise it to the level of a summit and he says he said just a while ago in his speech that he invited most of the muslim countries at various levels to this discussion that aims at looking at the problems the very serious problems facing the islamic world including as you mentioned islamophobia including the displacement and internal wars and also wars on whistlin countries as well as those people those few muslims whom he mentioned he said to be trying to take revenge in the wrong way which has generated the so-called terrorism and also islamophobia so lots of issues including also the development. that those are the broad lines of what's being discussed in this summit by the leaders of muslim countries including turkey i

this is the 1st time foreign heads of state have been invited to the kuala lumpur summit since it 1st convened in 2014 but there were notable absentees saudi arabia didn't attend and there was a late withdrawal from pakistan the summits found malaysia's prime minister mahathir mohamad says the aim of the gathering is to tackle pressing problems including why islam muslims and their countries are in what you called a state of crises we had to deal with these wars civil wars government and many other get this fees that have flown. with this effort being made in order to use them all to rehab elite religion but the summits theme is not about quick fixes for conflict or catastrophes it's rather about the fundamental question of economic development as a tool for political sovereignty. despite all the riches that a law has pursued upon us despite all of the oil all of our population and all of our natural resources the vast majority of the muslims are fighting in the grasp of famine poverty and ignorance and in order for that to be eradicated once and for all we have to look towards oursel

on kuala lumpur. coming up in the news ahead more tanks and fighters arrive on the frontlines of what's being described as the final battle for libya's capital and we are in asia where cross border attacks are having a devastating impact on people and the economy all that more when we come back. again and welcome back to here cross parts of southeast asia we are looking fairly nice to the northern end of the map but plenty of rain across much of the central areas including malaysia we are though going to be watching what is happening out here towards the southeastern part of the philippines a very carefully we do have a developing tropical system we do think it's going to be fairly weak as we go through the next couple of days but the big problem with this as it makes its way towards the west is the amount of rain that could be coming out of the system by the time we do go into the weekend so for the southern philippines expect to see some very heavy showers into saturday as well we could be seen well

under kuala lumpur. whether it's next on land. or tanks and fighters arrive on the frontlines of what's being described as the final battle for libya's capital. also the shipping industry days out how it plans to cut carbon dioxide emissions all that more when we come back. to welcome back to your international weather forecasts were here across north asia we are watching a frontal boundary that's finally pushing into the west pacific that's going to leave much of japan fairly nice as we go towards thursday we're going to be seeing tokyo at about 11 degrees but by the time we get towards friday do expect to see more in terms of clouds as well as. rain across much of the area here across the korean peninsula know it is going to be quite chilly with seoul only getting to about one degree high well in china we are going to be seeing a fall about to make its way towards the south and you can see the rain on a forecast map here on thursday pushing through shanghai making its way towards food joe a term for there about 17 degrees we do

on his iraq kuala lumpur . a new inquest has begun in london to determine whether air pollution contributed to the death of a schoolgirl one year old delicacy deborah suffered a fatal attack 6 years ago families lawyers argue britain's government may have failed in its juta to prevent her death just one has the story the human cost of air pollution a grieving mother seeking answers into her daughter's death rosamond kissy deborah arriving at coroner's court where she hopes to prove that her daughter ella died from london's unlawfully high air pollution. elo was 7 when she developed severe asthma she was dead by the time she was 9 in those 2 years ella who lived near a very busy road was hospitalized 29 times 27 of those came when air pollution spiked scientists say ela is not an isolated case doctors see hundreds of children every year struggling to breathe needing medicine to keep them from choking on the harmful unseen gases and particles in the air anywhere that has a very high intensity of traffic and withi

nothing to do with them, the frustration of the weather here in kuala lumpur.been named as the new head coach of south africa. they take on england in four tests, starting in centurion on boxing day. the 43 year old played in 147 tests before retiring in 2012 because of an eye injury. australia are on top in their first test against new zealand in perth. mitchell starc took five wickets as the hosts bowled the black caps out cheaply in their first innings. australia are 167—6 in their second innings — a lead of a17 going into day four. in the nba, the milwaukee bucks beat the memphis grizzlies for their 17th straight victory. it's their second longest winning streak — second only to a 20—game run in 1971. memphis led at the end of the third quarter but the bucks came back in the final period to maintain their lead at the top of the eastern conference. golf isn't a sport where you expect to see too much argy—bargy but emotions at the president's cup spilled over on day three in melbourne where patrick reed's caddy has been kicked out after an altercation with a

decades has been dominated by saudi arabia mohamed thank you mamma vall joining us live there from kuala lumpur. bolivia's attorney general has ordered the arrest of former president morales on charges of sedition and terrorism morale has resigned of lift in november after protests and allegations of irregularities in the presidential election he fled to mexico but has since flown to argentina where he's been granted asylum he says the protests which forced him from office after nearly 14 years of a right wing crew. she. wants to return to believe the. former bolivian president. may be in self-imposed exile in argentina but not for long if he has anything to say about it and that seems to explain why rush to war against him not so much to put him in prison but rather to keep him from returning home with alice is still seen by his opponents as the biggest threat to stability ahead of new elections the date for which has still not been set he's being accused of stirring up unrest and encouraging supporters to set up roadblocks to cut off supplies of food and fuel to the capital ever since

or 2 and was speaking at a summit of muslim leaders in kuala lumpur malaysia prime minister mahathir mohamad welcomed them with a message of unity saying islamic nations must resolve differences to better serve their people the leaders of saudi arabia and pakistan are amongst those who snub the meeting because it was in the hills under the saudi based organization of islamic cooperation yes. the muslims in the their countries are in this series of crazies. held helpless. and with the of this religion which is men to be good for men. it is for these reasons that the summit meeting is organized at the very least through our discussions remain fine but when wrong we me even find solutions if not to end these get this is these 2 a week and the slamming will. of the mean to recognize the problems and their causes and the emir of qatar called on governments everywhere it's a better tackle the rise of islamophobia by the been pushed them out if you do it over to be already here we call upon western community you see deal with islam and muslims according to democratic principles in human rig

under kuala lumpur. opposition legislators in venezuela who make up a majority in the national assembly can now cast their votes and participate in debates remotely the measure was approved on tuesday the move is in response to a government crackdown that has left dozens of opposition legislators in hiding or in exile and this is expected to enable their leader hijo to be reelected as speaker in january those loyal to president nicolas maduro say the measure is unconstitutional and they're vowing to go to the supreme court. at least 80 killings a day on average are being reported in mexico many linked to drug cartels the president says cutting violent crime remains his top priority when you are a polo has more from the once popular tourist resort of acapulco. but isn't that what may on tuesday mexican president and basement where lopez obrador presented the latest statistics on violence nationwide. more than $31000.00 people have been killed since the start of the year the result of a wave of violence th

the regional sensitivities the meeting has provoked they have decided to change its name from the kuala lumpur summit to the taliban a form or higher form but they say the name change doesn't necessarily mean any modification of the main objective of the summit which is the empowerment of the muslim world well india has rejected the malaysian prime minister's comments saying in a statement that the citizenship law doesn't impact the status of any indian citizen or deprive any indian of any faith of their citizenship the malaysian prime minister's remark is factually inaccurate we call upon malaysia to refrain from commenting on internal developments in india without the right understanding of facts. now it's a familiar story in argentina the government's again deep in debt as inflation and poverty levels rise parliament has now voted to declare an economic emergency and announced new measures and as an aviation a crisis but opinion a split on whether the tax rises and other reforms that will work as time has. a sweeping new economic law has been approved by argentina's congress it's ess

prime minister mahathir mohamad has been hosting a conference of muslim leaders tells us more from kuala lumpur after 3 days of discussions the kuala lumpur summit concluded with what the organizers the scribed practical steps promised 18 cooperation agreements between muslim countries have been signed include investments in technology media food security and the depletion the final day was marked by some strong statements by malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad that he thought u.s. sanctions on iran which you described as a criminal act you learn in particular this but the use of sanctions been able to good to you to prove this and develop. but to have been subjected to. and like he has managed to rise above it and prove this impressively he also said pakistan's prime minister must have his own reasons for pulling out of the summit at the last minute and although he avoided questions on the persecution of the will go muslims in china he strongly condemned israel for its occupation of palestinian land saying israel should be brought before an international court he also criticised i

but then leaders meeting at a summit in kuala lumpur have been told they must address divisions between islamic nations they're meeting in the malaysian capital to find ways to tackle the biggest issues facing their countries but some including saudi arabia have criticized the gathering saying it's to create another regional bloc regional and ethnic conflicts like those in syria and kashmir will be firmly top of the agenda delegates will also work to combat islamophobia here firmly up to date those are current headlines the news continues here after inside story see a bit later. over a year protesters across france have demanded economic justice police have responded with mass arrests a military grade weapons to constrain the genie zhang movement do you think he could have been mistaken between aiming at your head or you access all those people in power has been in france to investigate the escalation of violence in darfur what this means to free speech and the democratic rights of its citizens police on trial on al-jazeera. feeler journalists have been killed this year than in the last

conflicts and crisis in places like iraq or topping the agenda for muslim leaders meeting in kuala lumpur malaysia prime minister welcomed them with a message of unity saying islamic nations must resolve differences to better serve their people than leaders of surrey arabia and pakistan are among those who snapped the meeting because it wasn't held on to the saudi based organization of islamic cooperation. circus president richard sipe heard one has criticized other muslim nations for not supporting his plans to resettle refugees in northern syria he underlines the pressure his country is under some 50000 people who are currently migrating from syria's province into turkey meanwhile 3 civilians have been killed and several others injured in the latest round of russian attacks on rebel positions inside he said live shelling and air strikes have been increasing as the syrian government and its allies move in what's the last major opposition stronghold. and the british monarch can so blind the agenda of boris johnson's new government's queen elizabeth travel from buckingham palace to the hou

very good for kuala is responsible for navigation and training on board there is only one vessel that money tours hundreds of not to come out a day at the navy doesn't have enough vessels and personnel to prevent piracy attacks fall isn't there for more trained in a position of more platform opposition of the implements commit space for the vessels given the business of what he saw this as an overall is that if a course is indispensible another challenge west african countries have different policies to protect their waters in movies of the old if they're also. countries in the gulf of guinea to come together to effectively monitor you don't because even though you know it's probably paris and it never was a modern day will find a loophole and they do this navy vassal is money touring one part of the gulf of guinea and attack is reported on the same day a few 100 miles down sell an oil tanker similar to this one passing by us has been targeted the nigerian navy is not there maritime security should start here in the niger delta before an attack happens locals tell us they want to for

muslim leaders meeting at a summit in kuala lumpur have been told they must address divisions between islamic nations there in the malaysian capital to find ways to tackle the biggest issues facing their countries including saudi arabia have criticized the gathering saying it sought to create another block malaysia's prime minister defended a summit yes. the muslims. are in this state of crisis. helpless. and with the all of these. men. it is for these reasons that the summit meeting is organized. at the very least through our discussions we mean fine but when wrong we me even find solutions if not to end these get this selfies at least to a week and a slamming. the of the need to recognize the problems and their causes. sudan is marking one year since the start of the uprising that ultimately led to obama she was foaled from power but sherrod led sudan for almost 30 years how he's been convicted for corruption and sentenced to 2 years in a rehabilitation center here but morgan has more from khartoum today marks exactly one year since people in the city of baqubah tell me the law he's

the former malaysian prime minister najib razak looks relaxed arriving at a kuala lumpur courthouse it belies the fact that he faces $42.00 corruption charges ranging from abuse of power to money laundering. prosecutors believe he played a role in losing the so-called war on m d b fund and investment vehicle set up by the malaysian government a decade ago supposedly and boosting development in the country. the story of the fund is now an open sore in malaysia a lawsuit filed by the u.s. department of justice alleges that at least $3500000000.00 has been stolen from it ransacked denies any wrongdoing his lawyer said the true cause person is this man jolo charged with theft in both malaysia and the u.s. his whereabouts remain unknown ransacks legal team say lho was the brains behind the entire operation. the cup so my dear friend is the end. scheme was devised by joel together with 4 out of ok 2 from saudi and another 2 from. the end i am management or one m b s odyssey will all be it all by joel they were all eating from the palms of jewel of los palms kept plenty for himself as well th

tight security at this kuala lumpur convention center organizers say muslim leaders meeting here are taking a new approach to handling the challenges facing the islamic world you have to start with problem and then vacation right well of the shoes that need that inflate . and come up with some solutions aren't you how to overcome them and not just. talk but something concrete the leaders of 3 sunni nations malaysia turkey and qatar are leading this initiative and are joined by iranian president hassan rowhani high level delegations from indonesia and pakistan are also here. but pakistani prime minister imran khan canceled the day before after visiting saudi arabia a decision made media reports the saudis are concerned the summit could lead to the creation of a rival muslim body to the saudis that organization of islamic cooperation i see the possibility that oh i see as it was in vision. 60 or 70 years ago may not be relevant for the future of the muslim world and this scale summit provides an opportunity to the muslim leadership coming from diverse backgrounds to deliberate more ext

henry moran was watching in kuala lumpur.nd at the beginning of 3t20 internationals against pakistan, a crucial phase in the build—up to the t20 world cup come february. pakistan looked like they could be in to cause a shock but, in but, in the end, england's154 was enough, winning by 29 runs. sophie eccleston the pick of the bowlers, three wickets, and a convincing win for england to get this phase of the tour off to the perfect start. we did well to get to 160, pakistan bowled quite tight with a tight field. we are happy we got there in the end and probably left a few out there, the bowlers did a greatjob. the trip concludes with two t20 games starting on thursday, they will be looking to make a clean sweep to give maximum momentum heading towards australia in february. just a few months ago, british sprinter adam gemili was at a low point. he had been favourite to medal at the world championships, but — in his words — ran an amaturish race, finishing fourth. he's spoken to our reporter seth bennett about his disappointment

leader is malaysian back in court in kuala lumpur .irecting -- defending himself he will deliver a sworn statement and face questions after a ruling last month that the prosecution had made a successful case against him. he has been accused of accepting bribes for approving a state guarantee on a loan. has an investment from another gulf neighbor. kuwait will invest up to $1 billion in the ipo as riyadh seeks regional support when there has only been lukewarm interest from further abroad. we are told the kuwait investment authority was reluctant to commit significant funds to aramco but are told it was in their strategic interest. ,lobal news 24 hours per day i'm su keenan, this is bloomberg. bring in our chief north asia correspondent. let's talk about what is happening right now. lams i predicted, carrie did not give any concession as far as the independent commission against the police or against any other violent crimes that have happened in hong kong. thethrew her support behind police council that has been investigating these incidents for the last four or five months. this is not

beaumont helped england's women to a 75—run win over pakistan in the first one—day international in kualaad coach mark robinson stepped down in august. the second one—dayer is on thursday. baroness tanni grey—thompson, the 11—time paralympic champion, has been talking about the discrimination she faced when she was pregnant. the former wheelchair athlete, who was born with the condition spina bifida, has been telling gavin ramjaun how people struggled to understand how she could have a baby. when i was pregnant, it was interesting how i was treated. i was treated nicely as an athlete and then i faced this barrage of different people, medics and non—medics, often complete strangers questioning my decision to have a baby, and one of the things i was offered was a termination, because i was told, obviously, you haven't thought about being pregnant. it was like, i was 32! it was also strangers in the street stopping me, saying, are you pregnant? how did you get pregnant? but there was an underlying negativity, and it was wrapped in people like you, disabled people, should not be allowed to ha

ringback one fred quickly exploits that at the my domain he could trade house office in kuala lumpur a rowdy party leads to a police raid 20 cops came out of there went straight to the office locked himself in the office. all he did was sold his diplomatic passport and said i'm a diplomat that's when i can he says walk around. the block say they paid for the house which became on fred's home and the domine can embassy we had to leave right behind his house on that 1500 bucks back out there and. making a record when he was complaining. it is a prime prestigious estate. on friend throws a house party and quizzes other ambassadors on the perks of his new job. ask him what immunity what protection what benefits can you carry cash with your back to be checked. we've obtained a secretly recorded conversation from the party it's between the then jordanian ambassador and ali mohmed fred. you are. especially us. our. common one. i think it is completely wrong to have a conversation about the purpose of guaranteeing is that you can conduct your business on behalf of a nation state without bein

. >>> we also know now that the fires in australia are harming the kuala population.t this hospital, they've been caring for dozens of animals. australia's minister estimates up to 30% of kualas may have been killed in new south wales. she made that estimate because 30% of the habitat has been destroyed. they'll get a picture and once things calm down, $6 million has been put aside to rehabilitate the koalas. >>> there's a lot of talk about war and devastation dominating the headlines. but now, we take a look at some of the more endearing and surprising moments of the past year. scott mclean has this. the brighter motels. moments. >> reporter: for a lot of people in a lot of places, 2019 was a tough year. there were protests and crackdowns, disinformation wars and conventional ones, too. of all the words to describe the past year, uplifting probably wasn't one of them. there are a few words to smile. in lebanon, the protests were a frightening scene for a 15-month-old baby. but not for long. a chorus of protesters near beirut gave the child and country a brief respite

beaumont helped england's women to a 75—run win over pakistan in the first one—day international in kualawas their first match since head coach mark robinson stepped down in august, the second odi is on thursday. johnny sexton has been ruled out of leinster‘s champions cup game at home against northampton on saturday with a knee injury. the captain was forced off in their win over the saints last weekend. and the world individual time trial champion rohan dennis is joining team ineos. the australian says it's a dream to sign a two—year contact, and will make his debut with the team early next year. baroness tony gray thompson... the nine—time paralympic gold medallist also told us about how she faced discrimination when she was pregnant over the fact she was in a wheelchair. when i was painted, it was interesting how i was treated, one way as an athlete, quite nice, identify faith as marriage of different people, medics and non—medics, complete strangers. questioning my decision to have a baby. one of the first things i was offered was a termination because i was told, you busily have not

henry moran was watching in kuala lumpur.ngland at the beginning of the 3t20 internationals against pakistan, a crucial phase in the build up towards the t—20 world cup come february, it was not all england's way, looked at a time to lick the could be a position to cause a bit of a shock but in the end england 154 including 153 for amyjones, england winning by 29 runs. so vehicle cynical of the peak of the boulders, three wickets for her in the competence of women in the end for england to get this phase of the tort off to the perfect start. did well to get to 160, pakistan pulled quite tight and the tight in the field and so happy we got there in the end, left a few out there probably but the boulders did a greatjob. there probably but the boulders did a great job. on thursday will be looking to begin a clean sweep to give maximum meant momentum heading towards australia in february. just a few months ago, british sprinter adam gemili was at a low point. he'd been favourite to medal at the world championships, but — in his w

scattered showers and thunderstorms in kuala lumpur.had over toward india, much cooler in the north for the last few days. what we have got is some foggy conditions up into pakistan. fog in the forecast for the next couple of d days. feeling cool in new delhi at 19. elizabeth: hello again from delhi. these are the top stories is our. u.s. president donald trump says the houses declaring war on democracy if they continue with impeachment proceedings against him. a congressional committee is finalizing the rules for the vote against trump, which is to take place on wednesday. protests supporting impeachment efforts are taking place across the u.s.. the rally is called, nobody is above the law. it comes on the eve of the expected vote. and coinciding with the surgeon fighting between government forces and those loyal to the leader. pakistan president -- former president part asthma sharp has been sentenced to death in a rraf hascase -- musha been sentenced to death. he suspended the constitution in 2007. he has been living in xl for years,

summit the kuala lumpur summit you're the chairman of it what must the k.l. summit achieve in december 2019 in order for it to be a success i have been watching the developments in the muslim world almost all muslim countries are not considered as developed not a single one and then we see a lot of. troubles in many muslim countries we. fairly fairly years of governance and also they have been fighting each other and there have been people from mostly in countries have run away from their own countries to seek security in other countries so these are major problems and many of them have been expelled from their country around it and thought here in georgia these are the problems we really have to understand why is it happening and if we know why maybe we can find some solution. for solutions of the nature you're talking about though when it comes to uneven development one would have to look deeper into some of the countries you're referring to which according to international statistics and report indicate a level of mismanagement lack of democracy. uneven ac

not a bad picture -- in koala lumpurr-- kuala and we will see more showers into sri lanka on tuesdaywednesday but temperatures cool in new delhi. 90 degrees celsius and 29 inch and i. the same wednesday -- 29 in chennai and the same on wednesday with a chance of showers. ♪ again the top stories this hour. boeing temporarily suspending production of its best-selling 737 max aircraft. the plane was grounded worldwide in march after two fatal crashes five months apart that killed 346 people. india's prime minister has called for calm after five days of violent protest against a controversial new citizenship law. thousands of students have joined the demonstrations. and the top democrat in the u.s. senate accused president donald trump of orcs a cover-up. chuck schumer wants current and former white house aides to testify at trump's impeachment trial. the white house is discouraging them from giving evidence. china and russia are calling for an end to some of the sanctions on north korea. they propose a draft unc critic council resolution which would see some sanctions lifted to quote en

dizzee are kuala lumpur. india's top court has postponed hearings on a new citizenship bill that's provoked protests and violence nationwide the judge's decision brought more demonstrations in new delhi they want more details about the legislation from the government before considering a petition in january the norm makes it easier for people from afghanistan bangladesh and pakistan to gain citizenship beyond experience muslims and critics say that's blatant discrimination by government they accuse of driving a hindu nationalist agenda 4 people have now been killed in demonstrations since that will was introduced by prime minister narendra modi is refusing to back down well as to how raman reports from the northeast and stage of a from the delay it continues to leave countless families in number. it's a sleepy village in the middle of a sam's agricultural belt people who live here in christian life are hindus and muslim yet almost to be deemed undocumented migrants so than sarka is a pensioner he was born and

nothing to do with them, that is the frustration of the weather here in kuala lumpur.s his caddie who's taking the flack, thrown out of the president's cup after shoving a fan for verbally abusing reed. kassler karain, who is also his brother—in—law, had defended his actions towards the end of his round in which reed was beaten for the third time this week. chris mitchell reports. this is not the kind of drama the pta would have wanted —— pga, but i think it is the drama many of us saw coming. i have been in amongst the crowd at melbourne this week and they are pretty boisterous you have to say. and we're focal point is patrick reed, everywhere he goes, he is followed by chants of cheat. and it can be worse and it can be a little bit crass and i am sure a bit irritating if you are him. sometimes the spectators had one or two beers, shall we say? so we thought coming and it is no surprise it has boiled over, on the 16th green as he was walking off, he and his caddie were confronted by a fan, apparently got very close to read, within touching distance and was abusive. re

england's women have beaten pakistan by 26 runs in the final t20 match in kuala lumpurto win the series good preparation for the tri—series and t20 world cup in australia in the next couple of months. henry moeran has more. a t20 series clean sweep for england, there are terrace had its fairshare of ups england, there are terrace had its fair share of ups and downs of. best performance was, much like the other matches, dominic from england. batting first, they hit 170—3, heather nike top scoring with 43 run. pakistan on the goat 44—5, another impressive performance from the leg—spinner. she took two wickets today and caps off an excellent couple of weeks. now for england, attention turns to the t20 world cup, but here malaysia, it's well done. we haven't been put under loads of pressure, but we did what we set out to do, we set out to win every game in. big scores when games, scoring hundreds, we've done brilliantly, and the bowling unit wa nted brilliantly, and the bowling unit wanted to take wickets and we've done that. i cannot ask for more. the new coach has been watching on, she ta

beaumont helped england's women to a 75—run win over pakistan in the first one—day international in kualairst—wicket stand of 188, as england made 284 for six. kate cross then took four pakistan wickets. these three odis are england's last fixtures in the icc women's championship, which determines qualification for the 2021 world cup, which they're all but certain of making. really happy with that. exceptionally happy for danny white today, to get her first international 100. that was tough. in the heat. i thought it was quite a hard wicket, but obviously she was playing differently. it is one of the more ugly runs perhaps as a bit ofa the more ugly runs perhaps as a bit of a tag for that one. but you've just got to get them sometimes! england will play a friendly against italy at wembley in march as part of their preparations for euro 2020. it'll be the first of four matches in the run—up to the euros in the summer. england had already scheduled home games against denmark and romania, with a trip to austria in between. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories

know what you must remember that people here in kuala i'm very passionate about sports especially football that's why these my. where we are right now mainly has football geniuses from the national team many of the national players also come from douala many where born here in they grew up here for example the football top a top goalscorer i don't i do you know me. in the evening and still keeps busy with her own share of sports. to wind down she heads to the park because she comes here about 4 times a week to train and stay fit for her modeling career. i don't have those who leave after a long day's work it's normal that you want to decompress i love coming to this pack for that it's free and there are a lot of young people here who come here after work school so now you have seen a few images of i hope you liked them and we hope to see you here one day the way you have for style. for the rest of us maybe it's time to be the city your visit. thanks estelle for showing us around so how old were you when your parents gave you the sex talk was a conversation comfortable for you or that if he

persecuted minorities from 3 neighboring countries but it scoots muslims the leaders meeting at a summit in kuala lumpur have been told they must address the visions between islamic nations in the malaysian capital to find ways to tackle the biggest issues facing their countries. a strangely a has sweltering through its hottest state ever just 24 hours after breaking the previous record the average temperature across the country on thursday was 41.9 degrees celsius heat wave is expected to spar on intense bushfires especially in new south wales where a state of emergency has been declared you're up to date those are our current headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera right after the street see you a bit later but i. swear if you. welcome to the stream on 70 today we're joined by the award winning poet and playwright loves to say is also also with beautiful war memoir my name is why i'm willing to talk about the challenges of rediscovering his past as well as his art and inspirations joined today's conversation through twitter and you tube. lamsa say is one of the u.k.'s most celebrated wr

england's women have won the first of three t20 matches against pakistan in kuala lumpur. 0pener amyjonesy as england reached 15a for four from their 20 overs. in reply pakistan were all out for 125. and sprinter adam gemili says he's fully focussed on winning a medal at next year's 0lympics, despite disappointment at this year's world championships. gemili started well and was leading at the bend in the final in doha in october, but faded badly to come fourth. he says he's put that disappointment behind him and is focussing on getting it right in tokyo. i was gutted with my performance and gave an intense interview afterwards because i felt it was amateurish. i was upset and emotional. it showed me that i can still mix it with the world's best. people were reminded that i could still run. that's what i could do with the full year of training so i will show you what i can do with two years of training at tokyo. that's all the sport for now, more from us on afternoon live. a teenager who stabbed a popular lawyer to death as he walked through a shopping centre to get home after a day at wor

because i was kuala is responsible for navigation and training on board there is only one vessel that my. tours hundreds of not to call miles a day but the navy doesn't have enough vessels and personnel to prevent piracy attacks fall is near for more train in a position of more platform a collision of minutes commit space for the vessels keeping the business off what is always us it's always very difficult is indispensible another challenge west african countries have different policies to protect their waters in movies of the order of eros. countries in the gulf of the need to come together to effectively morning to you don't because even though there is india it's called the piracy and it never was a mode endeavor they'll find a loophole and they do this navy vessel is monitoring one part of the gulf of guinea and attack is reported on the same day a few 100 miles down self an oil tanker similar to this one passing by us has been targeted the nigerian navy is not there. maritime security should start here in the niger delta before an attack happens tell us they want to authorities t

that was in the first one—day international in kuala lumpur.akistan wickets. these three odis are england's last fixtures in the icc women's championship. that determines qualification for the 2021 world cup, which they are all but certain of making. really happy with that. exceptionally happy for dani white today, to get her first international 100. that was tough. in the heat. i thought it was quite a hard wicket, but obviously she was playing differently. it is one of the more ugly runs perhaps as a bit of a tag for that one. but you've just got to get them sometimes! gareth thomas has begun his mammoth 500 mile cycle ride, which has been dubbed the tour de trophy, in aid of sport relief. the former wales rugby captain set off from cardiff this morning with the sports personality of the year trophy. and he'll be riding all the way to aberdeen, to deliver the award to this year's winner. he will in the saddle for 12 hours a day, seven days straight. impressive stuff. that's all of the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. th

former malaysian leader najib razak is in court in kuala lumpur today to defend his conduct in the 1mdbveral trials linked to the multi—billion—dollar fraud. set up in 2009, the sovereign wealth fund was designed to boost malaysia's economy through strategic investments but billions of dollars went missing. the us has threatened the european union with new tariff hikes related to the airbus subsidy dispute at the wto. us trade representative robert lighthizer raised the possibility of higher levies after securing washington s latest legal victory in the long—running dispute. a wto panel on monday said that brussels had failed to comply with its rulings. video—sharing app tiktok has been hit with a class action lawsuit in the us that claims it transferred "vast quantities" of user data to china. let's explain, for those who don't know, it's the video sharing app mainly used by young people, teenagers, they video themselves filming singing songs, videos, that sort of thing. not that dissimilar from instagram but shorter. extremely popular, a lot of young people ‘s data is on there. the la

$1000000000.00 alleged have been stolen from that fund ok florence thank you for giving us that update from kuala lumpur the u.s. president donald trump is intensifying his tariffs battle on 2 fronts one on fronts on another on metal imports from argentina and brazil so he's threatened to impose a use of up to 100 percent on french goods including champagne cheese and yogurt after arriving in london for the nato summit trump says it would be in retaliation for french digital services tax seen as unfair for u.s. tech giants. hours earlier trump had accused argentina brazil of artificially devaluing their currencies there is a bow has more from one of cyrus. brazilian argentine steel and aluminum industries where the latest targets of the united states tirades on monday trump tweeted the main reason for the change in policy was the massive devaluation of the currencies in brazil and argentina which does not benefit u.s. farmers over your life you were really good that would be a good workout for we're going to be guys we're going to be very very hard to be such a big breakout account for you that w