this was the case of lizzie and charlie slater. lizzie was going to tanzania as a communications officer, and charlie was coming to nairobi as head of our financial management center. lizzie had arrived in dar saalam. charlie was still in london, about to get on the plane. their son was with their grandmother in london when charlie heard about the nairobi bombing. he got on the plane. he was instrumental in helping us to go through the challenges as we hemorrhaged money. one of the first things i remember you and i working on was trying to get washington to approve lizzie's transfer to nairobi to reunite the couple. that was the first thing, it took a long time. it should have been immediate and it took far too long. john: the community liaison 's office was right there, and that is where lizzie was when the bomb went off. the concrete outer wall blew in, and i remember when i left my office, which was around the corner, and i was called over by in regional security officer the temporary consular officer to try to lift the rubble o

lizzie's buttafuoco the president of algeria has announced that elections will be postponed and he won't be running in the minutes a nice opportunity to bring a national hope are in the studio zero correspondent you've covered this you've been on a talking about it a lot in the last few days just initial reactions first of all it's a major concession to the. syrian people and to the opposition as is the man who. for almost twenty years has been a charisma arctic leader for almost thirty years turns a chapter but it's not the end of his only the beginning perhaps is because this is someone who has been just when he made the announcement that he is not going to see a fifth pointed in your government he's. not taking over the are the ones who will lead. during the election now we have to wait and see whether the opposition is going to say. it's fine because most of its leaders have decided not to take part in the election we'll have to see their reaction if they decide tomorrow that's we're going to go for the for the election that would raise the hopes among the people but i have to say yo

he's got big boots to fill though, lizzie. as celtic boss. 0nto tonight's action and there's a potentially very big game at elland road where promotion chasing leeds united — third in the championship — take on west brom, 4 points below them in 11th place... kick off is at 7.45... we'll have score updates here on bbc news. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... 0n the final day of f1 preseason testing — ferrari continued to set the pace with sebastian vettel quickest. and lewis hamilton knows if he's going to win a 6th world title this year — his mercedes needs to be quicker.... this year is going to be the toughest battle yet. which is exciting for all of you, and for all of the fans, but as i said, we are currently, we are not, ferrari, there pace is massive, so the challenge will be harder than ever. the fa are to launch their own competitive e—sports team. 0nline qualifiers to find the best fifa players will. the team will be known as the eli ends. great britain won their opening m

protest as anger isn't even in the country he's receiving treatment in switzerland president of the lizzie's beautifully suffered a stroke six years ago demonstrators say the eighty two year old isn't fit for the job and after twenty years in power they're demanding that he doesn't run for a fifth al-jazeera as mohammed jump through reports. friday protests for the third successive week nationwide in algeria. and this time they appear to be bigger than ever. demonstrators demanding president as he is with a clique of banned in his bid for a fifth term. in office in next month's election i just a day earlier eighty two year old beautifully who suffered a stroke five years ago and is in switzerland for what are described as routine medical tests urged algerians not to demonstrate and warned about the risk of chaos if they did. protesters didn't listen. to me now i am here today with my daughters with the country's children to take back our last algeria we want to take it back so that our children find work so that they don't see and drown in the mediterranean sea. the system please leave us lo

offensive hundreds of thousands of algerians have once again protested demanding president of their lizzie's beautifully resigned weeks of demonstrations are already for the president to drop his bid for a fifth term and tropical cycle and it die continues to bring heavy rain and the risk of flooding as a distant grades over mozambique recycler and has hit speeds of up to one hundred seventy kilometers per hour affecting half a million people in the coastal city of bear and many of those are without power more than one hundred twenty people have been killed in mozambique malawi and south africa as heavy rains hit the region listening post is next. for more than a decade he's been considered a threat to national security in russia putin said we'll give you the twelve indicted military intelligence officers indicted by special counsel robert miller but what we want in return is you bill browder a multimillionaire investor in russia turned anti putin activist talks to a. man take to the street says this is truly have occasional now because you'll be keeping a. good. pub. and that is he. will no

lizzie also caught up today with gold cup winning jockey paul townend.t's starting to sink in. left home at 15 gone off to willy's and it's great, with all the trust and opportunities it's given with a gold cup you dream of doing things like that. there will be at least one english team in the semi—finals of the champions league. the stand out quarter final draw sees manchester united take on five times winners barcelona. last year's finalsits liverpool got the draw they were hoping for,

end weeks of antigovernment protests noted in by the way is seen as a loyalist of president of the lizzie's beautifully here on three forms on monday also the day they polls election saying he won't seek a fifth term kurdish led forces in syria say they've killed thirty eight i still find this in their final assault on the armed groups last enclave syrian democratic forces have been bombarding battles for three days for this way this government is investigating opposition leader though for the massive power outage that's left millions without electricity the president has branded a us puppet and accuse the us of mounting a cyber attack it's now time for this is europe stay with us. africa's most populous nation the blah just economy has a youth unemployment problem in a bid to control the internet of the future some say a kind of digital ion go to these folding we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in. counting the cost on ounces zero. that. was. i got the mug i got half. the stuff i think i think of a half. assed if i focused it. was my last discussed. this to

back to you lizzie, for the rest of the football.ship, closing the gap on norwich to 5 points after coming from behind twice against millwall. two goals from pablo hernandez as they won 3—2. norwich are currettly in action against middlesbourgh. that was one to them. the pick of the other results were aston villa's win over blackburn which gifts them a play off position and derby are also top 6 after a huge win over 3rd from bottom rotherham. sheffield united stay third despite losing to bristol city and at the foot of the table — an important win for bolton away at qpr and bottom of the table ipswich lost at home to hull.— they're now 8 points adrift at the bottom. in the scottish premiership. hearts are back—up to fifth after a second—half comeback against aberdeen. craig levein's men are just two points and one place behind the dons now. st mirren also came from a goal down against fellow strugglers dundee to move off the bottom of the table. they were wins as well for kilmarnock and motherwell. meanwhile, neil lennon takes charge

bloodshed this is thousands of people protest again demanding the resignation of president of the lizzie's beautifully. rescue and the aid operations are ongoing in pakistan and afghanistan where flash floods have killed at least fifty people heavy rain over the past ten days of tens of thousands of residents aid workers say that around four thousand families are in need of assistance in afghanistan's southern kandahar province alone schools bridges and mosques of being the story but what the afghan government says is the worst flooding in kandahar in at least seven years while shelob ellis is in kandahar one of the hardest hit provinces where fifteen hundred homes have been damaged or destroyed. now this is the main point in kandahar city where people are coming to get help behind me there with crowds of people out here this morning here making sure that only the people in the u.n. had actually been to the homes and sure that they were actually damaged put them on a list chicks they brought them here this is not a secure area over here is where the food is being handed out you've got so y

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.s what's coming up on tonight's show. in a week when racism in football hits the headlines, players and their managers say they're prepared to walk off. football is a strong weapon, a strong weapon to defend the principles of humanity. west brom keep the pressure on their promotion rivals with a 3—2 win over birmingham. and fighting for female sport — paula radcliffe backs the iaaf in the caster semenya case. hello and welcome to sportsday. so plenty of sport for you, but we're starting with football, and as the premier league returns tomorrow, so does the question of how to tackle racism from fans. the abuse of callum hudson odoi and raheem sterling, playing for england this week, prompted the pair to speak out, and now their managers have warned they'd back their players walking off the field if it happens again. adam wild reports. i feel very uncomfortable, but i am feeling i am hearing racial chanting when danny rose is picking up the ball. football's international break may be ove

so as president of the lizzie's with a flicker has abandoned his bid for a fifth term in office after weeks of mass demonstrations he has delayed next month's election and the pointed a new prime minister but there are also said a national conference will be held by the end of the or to schedule an election and draft a new constitution richard martin has to details. celebrations growing up across from the capital to constantine and beyond within minutes of hearing the algerian true. didn't abdulaziz beautifully but caved into mounting pressure and announced he would not seek a fifth time protesters who took to the streets over the past week asking for his departure and calling for political reforms. and have it help if. i am optimistic that the voice of the people and especially young people has been and that this paves the way for a new and constructive period that can solve many of our problems i believe that the young people who took to the streets in cities around the country acted responsibly which impressed people both locally and abroad we must continue and work together with t

like the announcement made a few weeks ago that president of the lizzie's beautifully co would not seek a fifth term in office people are treating this news with caution and it may appear that the army has thrown beautifully under the bus as far as here chose to put it and it is a major victory for protesters far bigger than the one everyone especially those outside of algeria celebrated a few weeks ago but that doesn't mean that the algerian regime is out of the picture as michael here points out there's many many people who are tweeting these sorts of cautionary thoughts and joseph here as a final comment i'll bring you who says yes the status quo has changed but it's impossible to ignore the historical role and the power of the army here he thinks this is just a means of the existing power structure facilitating a controlled election as a path out of the unrest and a return to stability and now he's wondering why the army didn't declare the president unfit weeks months or even years ago especially considering that we've seen hundreds of thousands of people protesting across algeria f

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me lizzie greenwood—hughes and ben mundy. headlines this evening... city back on top. they replace liverpool, for the moment, after a lunchtime win at fulham. huddersfield are down, after two years at the top table they'll be in the championship next season. saracens run in seven tries against glasgow warriors to reach the semi—finals of the champions cup. and ferrari are back on form in bahrain, qualifying on the front row of the grid for sunday's race. also coming up on the programme... we look ahead to tomorrow's old firm — the first for neil lennon on his return to celtic. thanks forjoining us, on what has been an important day in the premier league. more on huddersfield's relegation injust a moment, first, manchester city are back on top. they cruised past struggling fulham who've now lost eight games in a row. pep guardiola's side go a point ahead of liverpool who play tomorrow. adam wild was watching. second from top, second from bottom, the division from the sides could be greater. there position laid out in black and

than a thousand algerian judges say they will not monitor the april elections if president of the lizzie's beautifully could pursues its fifth. clerics in the country are calling on the religious affairs minister to stop pressuring them to give pro-government sermons state t.v. is also reported the eighty two year old president has returned home that was on sunday of course from protests around the country against his bid to run for another term. as an algerian political analyst resident scholar at qana the middle east center who told us algerians allegiances are changing. the people who has been moved to the region in the area are no longer eager to be royal i think they these are the first crack down within the system i think this is finally . the people who are listening to the voices of millions of a jillion who went down and took up the street in march first and march eight i think president putin has. the pression coming from this is too strong and too intense for hemming and for being with the demonstration in in algiers on march first i can see that in the determination of julian's

president pulls out of the upcoming elections protesters are celebrating after weeks calling for lizzie's beautifully good to step down he's postpone the elections and promise the country a new constitution after ruling out a bid for a fifth term in power. also coming up tonight investigators recover the black boxes from that crashed ethiopian ethiopian airlines flight it's hoped that the information moved into.

this is news coming to you live from berlin algeria's president lizzie's beautifully kept faces fresh calls to step aside demands that the ailing president be declared unfit to rule come from the country's powerful army chief after weeks of protests will the move bring an end to the nation's political crisis it's also coming up turkish president wants ruling party prepares to be tested in the local elections this content is widespread with many turks feeling the the.

or similar scenes in several other cities they demanded the country's ailing president up to lizzie's beautifully care withdrawals from the country's forthcoming presidential election. the student led protests have been growing in recent days ever since the eighty one year old leader issued a statement announcing his intention to run for a fifth term algerian journalists have also joined the growing demonstrations calling for greater press freedom and political reform. to flicker was elected president in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. but after suffering a debilitating stroke six years ago he's rarely seen in public and hasn't given a speech in years here he is in twenty seven t. too frail to cast his ballot without help. demonstrators say he's too weak to leave if it's widely believed the country's really run by a group of military and civilian advisors who fail to find a successor to ensure the. the country's leading party of national liberation front parties repeatedly said the elections will be free and transparent. it is not him who really is the. it's the group behind th

lizzie arnot scored the first of her two goals after 15 minutes.ea striker erin cuthbert added a second with kim little getting scotland's third. iceland did manage to pull one back, but a run of four straight defeats was definitely ended as arnot made it 4—1 late on. the win means scotland finish second in group a and make it to a playoff game on wednesday. the team talk was about putting players under pressure today, and we said to them, "we expect you to win the game because, in the world cup, you need to win one game if you want to get out of the group," so we put them under pressure, which we don't usually do, and they responded brilliantly. we worked on attacking play at training. there are five or six key things, and i think i saw all of them today. sheffield united missed the chance to move into championship‘s automatic promotion places, after they were held to a goalless draw by sheffield wednesday in the steel city derby. play was briefly stopped early on when a bottle and a coin were thrown at united's jack o'connell. there weren't many

the area similar scenes in several other cities that demanded the country's ailing president up to lizzie's political eco withdrawals from the country's forthcoming presidential election. the student led protests have been growing in recent days ever since the eighty one year old leader issued a statement announcing his intention to run for a fifth term algerian journalists have also joined the growing demonstrations calling for greater press freedom and political reform. flicka was elected president in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. but after suffering a debilitating stroke six years ago he's rarely seen in public and hasn't given a speech in years here he is in twenty seven t. too frail to cast his ballot without help. demonstrators say he's too weak to lead . it's widely believed the country's really run by a group of military and civilian advisors who failed to find a successor to ensure the continuity of the country's leading party but national liberation front the parties repeatedly said the elections will be free and transparent. the standard is not here who really is the. it

lizzie also caught up today with gold cup winning jockey paul townend. i ,to be , to be honest, i've neverfelt anything like it. my whole body was shaking and it's starting to sink in. left home at 15 gone off to willy's and it's great, with all the trust and opportunities it's given with a gold cup you dream of doing things like that. there will be at least one english team in the semi—finals of the champions league. the stand out quarter final draw sees manchester united take on five times winners barcelona. last year's finalsits liverpool got the draw they were hoping for, they take on porto and it's pg's manchester city playing tottenham in the last eight. totte n ha m tottenham are potentially at their new stadium for that game. tottenham are potentially at their new stadium for that gameli tottenham are potentially at their new stadium for that game. i know them quite well. how they are in front, with dilly—daily, would they run behind us with erickson? he's an incredible taker, experienced in all the departments. but any champions league would be

lizzie will have all the details on what has been a fascinating day in racing.n bbc news, it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? interesting. we have ben is back, which is the story of addiction and recovery. we have the prodigy which isa recovery. we have the prodigy which is a very nuts and bolts horror movie. and fisherman's friends, the kind of a true story of the cornish singing sensations. kind of true story. we will get to that in a minute. let's start with ben is back. julia roberts. this is a teenage drug addict who shows up unexpectedly at the family home at christmas e. what could go wrong? crucially hearsay recovering addict. do you remember when that film papy beautiful boy came out? that was the story of a parent and child torn apart by addiction. based on memories by the sun. this is the story similar directed by peter hedges and shocked by his son lucas. julia roberts placed his mother and she loves in the

tap safely under lizzie. those are new who know and who got really poor fell just. a. as the other plants nikolai's guarding his formula closely i can see why the results look good it's actually a food product yes so if i finish my juice in this possible way and i want to dispose of it i don't necessarily need to put it in the plastics waste put it in the food waste.

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i'm lizzie bermudez. you know, the bay area has so much to offer -- everything from food, entertainment, interests, and lifestyles -- and we've got plenty to share with you today. on today's show, we're enlightening all of our senses. a sneak peek at the tony award-winning musical "hello, dolly!" >> in a word, "hello, dolly!" is joy. it's pure joy. and then, on top of that, it just has such heart. >> then, lighting up the night with an enchanting exhibition. >> it's delightful, it's whimsical, and, really, his intention is to let people come together and have a joyous experience together. >> and summer-camp fun. >> they have all their lines memorized. they've created all their costumes, all of their sets, and it's just this really funny, great little production. >> but first, social-media influencer brett cap shares his favorite healthy recipes. >> it doesn't matter if you are vegan, it doesn't matter if you love meat. these are healthy options that anybody can work into their diet. >> all of this fun dri

of antigovernment protests in order to dean by the way is seen as a loyalist of president of the lizzie's beautifully. the president announced reforms on monday he also delayed april's election and said he wouldn't seek a fifth term we're back at the top of the hour with another full bulletin of news now it's time for the listening post stay with us. tool to al-jazeera. person the one of the main beneficiaries is that the case listen if you want to live edition of in india that's not exactly my point we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. but i mean television shows such. things on right. now that if i could become a coffee cup. hello i'm richard disappeared and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories that we're covering this week the case against benjamin netanyahu and the israeli media outlets the prime minister is accused of trying to bring under his control after five years the egyptian photojournalist show is no longer behind bars many of his colleagues still are colonial residue governments in sub-saharan africa are still using laws

character similar scenes in several other cities that demanded the country's ailing president up to lizzie'sbeautifully co withdrawals from the country's forthcoming presidential election. the student led protests have been growing in recent days ever since the eighty one year old leader issued a statement announcing his intention to run for a fifth term algerian journalists have also joined the growing demonstrations calling for greater press freedom and political reform. flicka was elected president in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine. but after suffering a debilitating stroke six years ago he's rarely seen in public and hasn't given a speech in years here he is in twenty seventy two frail to cast his file at without help. demonstrators say he's too weak to lead. it's widely believed the country's really run by a group of military and civilian advisors who failed to find a successor to ensure the continuity of the country's leading party but national liberation front the parties repeatedly said the elections will be free and transparent when he's not on the stand it is not him who rea

sea the private television channel sure and rested for joe had been critical of president of the lizzie'sbeautifully and supported an army call to remove the president i mean while local media is reporting that dozens of business leaders tried to leave the country but were stopped at the airport in algiers algeria's president is now facing unprecedented pressure to step aside a merchant ship that was hijacked by the migrants has it rescued has just talked in malta earlier on thursday maltese forces boarded the boat to control the hundred eight people on board are thought to have hijacked the ship after they realized they were being taken back to libya. and the british parliament moved to wrestle control of the brags that process from the prime minister terrorism a has ended in chaos with no agreement to an alternative to her deal with the e.u. . british. m.p.'s rejected all aid to options for the country's withdrawal from the european union and earlier made promise she'd step down if or twice reject a deal is passed by parliament but she didn't give a timetable for her resignation. well t

profiting at a safe distance three weeks in damascus little protests algeria's president of the lizzie's a beautifully to has given in withdrawing his bid for a fifth term in office the announcement did not come from beautifully himself the eighty two year old has hardly been seen in public since a stroke six years ago left him paralyzed for now algeria is invisible ruler remains in office his indefinite postponement of next month's elections suggests he might not be going anytime soon algeria social media space has been occupied by protesters driving the street movement providing their own coverage of citizens have learned not to count on media aligned with the government especially broadcasters they've long been controlled by the state criticism of the ailing ruler had been scarce there were other things are changing marginalized voices many of them banned from the airwaves are being heard once again reporters at state backed outlets have been criticizing the journalism of their own channels could this really be the beginning of the end for a president. has been in power for nearly twe

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protesters now jury and have been out in force again for a fifth friday calling president of the lizzie's beautifully the entire establishment step down a rabbit in the capital algiers as well as in smaller cities across the country. india has banned a prominent pro independence group in india and administered kashmir as part of a crackdown on dissent in the region the government accuses the general kashmir liberation front of raising money from groups it was previously banned in one nine hundred ninety but was allowed to operate again after it lay down arms and turned to politics money for an attack by another group killed more than forty indian troops and raised tensions with neighboring pakistan. millions of people across pakistan are all commemorating pakistan day the annual event marks the nine hundred forty resolution that led to the country's creation islamabad is using this year's parade to show its military strength it comes at a time of escalating tensions with india malaysia's prime minister mahathir mohamad is the guest of. joins us now live from islamabad so i understand come

of the gb talent search that a unearthed 0lympic talent search that a unearthed olympic champion lizzien't get a chance to think about, what do i do next? we get asked a question every now and then in meetings with sports psychologists and performance life style, psychologists and performance lifestyle, but you never really believe that it is going to happen. what is clear that as retirement can leave us feeling lonely and isolated. is there enough professional help available for those who are struggling?” professional help available for those who are struggling? i think people do still suffer in silence in all walks of life. let's put aside sport and the glory of sport for one moment, we are living and breathing emotional human beings. just because we are good at sport, broadcasting or music doesn't make us any harder or music doesn't make us any harder or less vulnerable than other people. it is the ability to recognise it and ask for help is the key. the messages that athletes should not be frightened of mentioning the r word, retirement. talking about life after competition is impor

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in the for us lizzie and when they let you know. in jazz and use the physical well i'm always to feel. that oh and i had then i feel what's the rock into. the whole play it on. demand that they do almost. at a seven helped the insanity and get down on. a finish. in the country playing political catamounts games with europe and russia the people are trying to find their voice. but under the un free struve the super cool last dictator of europe voicing any opposition is risky. but the penalties can be severe. the better roost in lamma the weakness documentary. on al-jazeera the strength of al jazeera is that because we have such an extensive network people were coming to us and actually shared information with the al-jazeera team into that. they said what do you think of waterboarding i said i think we absolutely need it we should have it and if we can we should have people in power investigates the private companies and moon us towns and logically complicit in the illegal use of torture under interrogation the sun will rise once a da

now one of algeria's richest men and a close backer of president of the lizzie's with a frica has been arrested at the tunas ian border and he had the resigned as head of the algerian business leaders forum on thursday he has been awarded large public works contracts by the government and helped fund with the flick of the election campaigns now algerians living in france are gathering for a seventh week of anti-government protests against president. they're rallying in support of the millions of algerians who are demanding regime change algeria's army chief.

protesters in algeria back on the streets despite president out the lizzie's with his decision to not run for reelection but also delayed next month's vote and announced a national conference to oversee a new constitution and british police say they are aware a group calling itself the irish republican army of the ira is claiming responsibility for five parcel bombs last week media in northern ireland are reporting the ira sent explosive packages to addresses in london and scotland heathrow and london city airports waterloo station and glasgow university all causing major disruptions we're back with your news hour in about twenty five minutes time next it's inside story. algeria's president optimises beautifully cust says he'll soon stand down is this a crucial turning point in the country or a ploy by those who hold the real power to protect their interests this is inside story. hello again i'm james by the algerian president abdulaziz beautifully says he's abandoned his bid for a fifth term but the man who's led out syria for twenty years doesn't seem to be leaving his post anytime

this is not what the algerian government or president at the lizzie's beautifully is hoping for the streets of the capital and other algerian cities once again crammed with protesters demanding that the president steps down immediately as well as other critics who want a complete change of government. both of leka has been in power for twenty years he's been credited with revitalizing algeria's economy and ending fighting with armed groups in the one nine hundred ninety s. which killed tens of thousands but he's now eighty two and his health has been poor especially since suffering a stroke six years ago his critics say he's become little more than a front man for business and military figures who his opponents say really run the country. falling oil prices badly hit algeria's economy jobs particularly for young people are scarce after four terms of a beautifully presidency someone all jittery and taking their protests online. you want to be free. we need to be free and we will be. known in my life one president. i want change immediate change it's a tough stance listen to you. to try to ca

than one thousand algerian judges say they will not monitor the april elections if president of the lizzie's beautifully contests the polls the group has formed the splinter organization to protest against bouteflika its campaign for the presidency jury and state t.v. reports the eighty two year old has returned home after a two week absence. the un special rapporteur on me and maher says she fears a new crisis for the rich if bangladesh relocates them to a nearby island yankie levy has been briefing the human rights council after visiting cox's bazar refugee camp she says up to ten thousand civilians have escaped from me and mars rakhine state since the. stephanie decker has more now from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. the un special rapporteur and then briefing the human rights council in geneva she expressed concern of bangladesh's plans to relocate just over twenty thousand running refugees from here crosses on to an uninhabited island she says if the conditions eases the need to clear out what the situation is like on the are living also it needs to be done on a voluntary basis she also of

he described as the most dangerous president in modern american history the other headlines up to lizzie's beautifully because refusing to bands of protesters demands that he doesn't seek a fifth term as algeria's president instead the eighty two year old sacked an unpopular campaign chief and named a replacement for next month's elections. they've been funerals for victims of the latest violence in the disputed kashmir region these seven people killed there in cross border shelling between india and pakistan. high level talks between the u.s. and the taliban continue here in doha the u.s. envoy says an earlier round ended with unprecedented progress to end the seventeen year war the taliban is refusing to directly negotiate with the afghan government and wants foreign forces to withdraw rival groups have confronted each other in the two e israeli city of tel aviv over plans to indict prime minister netanyahu israel's attorney general says the decision to prosecute him will be made within six weeks and thousands of protesters against serbia's government for a thirteenth week in a row they

a political shake up algeria's army chief is demanding a presidential vacancy calling up to lizzie's puts a fix to the leaks. says the. bundle up call for change comes as the protests against but think its twenty year will continue across l.g. . elephant oh hi everyone on come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera also coming up we will do.

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to algeria now where the chief has renewed his call for president dr lizzie's beauty flicka to be declared unfit for office the guides said while most people supported the plan to trigger a call wanted to have the constitution there is resistance he says people opposed to his proposal have launched a campaign against the military on friday hundreds of thousands of algerians marched across the country demanding a complete overhaul of the political leadership it was the biggest rally since the unrest began six weeks ago said to me. the position taken by the algerian military has always been within the legitimacy of the constitution and has always upheld the interest of the algerian people above all it is always seen that the solution to the crisis count be anything other than the implementation of article one hundred two of the constitution and number one column has more now from june it's in neighboring tunisia. very strong words from the chief of the army he was speaking to a group of officials at the defense ministry and he was saying that the protest movement has been hijacked by a small

president pulls out of upcoming elections protesters are celebrating after weeks calling for optimal lizzie's beautifully could a step down he's postponed elections and promised the country a new constitution after ruling out a bid for a fifth term.

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various presidents of the lizzie's with the fake i have abandoned his bid for a fifth term in office after weeks of mass demonstrations he has delayed next month's election and appointed a new prime minister which if they call it a national conference will be held by the end of the year to schedule in the election and draft a new constitution richard martin has this report. from the capital.

lizzie's beautifully guy has been in power for two decades and is now in bad health after weeks of peaceful mass protests calling for his resignation the military is now intervening and saying it wants to trigger a constitutional process that would put a caretaker leader in his place well let's take you now straight to the algerian capital algiers to journalist so if you now sir who is is standing by for us can you fill us in what's the latest. really this is that we had protests going on the whole the whole day calling for good to speak up to step down and against next tension altered mendeleev but now after the physical ration off the young the chief it's so many quiet in the capital there's no celebrations ongoing. we have a lot of security forces some police forces being deployed in the city quite well i think present the keepers know exactly that there is no rules and no reason to celebrate right now because this step was long overdue. now or it's up to the constitutional process also finding out how to continue with this political crisis and so it looks like the algerians are taking a

point of view for journalists to say this i would say there is no excuse for that is just the simple lizzie. you know reckless way off reporting for example. you know asking if you get an airline size a very terrible. record in the past requires just a little bit of googling you know that the last accident a dip in l.a. side was in two thousand and ten and this journalist was even referring to the one thousand nine hundred six crash so if there is that laziness there is that recklessness of covering africa you know while being a western journalist but also there is that element into it that you are rushing to create a headlight because you are kittery to a corporate media that is you know monetizing content and so you are pushing that that. ridiculous headlines only many so this is a combination of laziness recklessness and rushing for four headlines that that will generate you many and it's they resent is a very terrible word laziness recklessness and basically clickable headlines that people will tap on i want to share just one more example actually this is a blog post that caught our eye

with all the sport now, with lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre.the only british side left in rugby union's european champions cup. they brushed aside a scottish revival by thrashing glasgow. edinburgh were also knocked out by munster. but the closest game was in ireland where defending champions leinster had to dig deep to see—off ulster. adam wild has the story of the day. this is european rugby's top prize. never before had the scottish game had such strength in numbers. for the first time, two clubs through to the first time, two clubs through to the quarterfinals. in edinburgh's way, munster, experienced and competition hardened and he are too quick thinking for the edinburgh defence will stop but by half—time their lead was gone. christine's try helping the home team in front. and there they stayed until the game's closing moments. keith earls with a second try, squeezing in at the corner. the frantic finished followed, but edinburgh's moment had gone. munster through to the semifinals. for scotland's other hope, glasgow arguably an even toug

the country on sunday police used tear can use water cannons to disperse the demonstrations and lizzie's a beautifully curry was eighty two years old has been in power for twenty years and has rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke and twenty thirteen a similar rally took place in the heart of the french capital paris with people calling for their own gerry and leader to abandon his plans to stand in the election after after the first protests broke out more than a week ago beautifully issued a statement promising that in case he gets reelected in april he will not serve a full term and early elections will be called. oh. no on thursday donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un along with their retinues and thousands of journalists descended on vietnam's capital for their bilateral summit the much hyped talks failed to produce any deal on north korea's denuclearization and a lifting of u.s. sanctions against pyongyang with trump and kim unable to agree on the terms despite little headway washington and pyongyang say dialogue will continue and as an apparent goodwill g

profiting at a safe distance three weeks in damascus little protests algeria's president of the lizzie's a beautifully to has given in withdrawing his bid for a fifth term in office the announcement did not come from beautifully himself the eighty two year old has hardly been seen in public since a stroke six years ago left him paralyzed for now algeria is invisible ruler remains in office his indefinite postponement of next month's elections suggests he might not be going anytime soon algeria social media space has been occupied by protesters driving the street movement providing their own coverage of it citizens have learned not to count on media aligned with the government especially broadcasters they've. long been controlled by the state criticism of the ailing ruler had been scarce there however things are changing marginalized voices many of them banned from the airwaves are being heard once again reporters at state backed outlets have been criticizing the journalism of their own channels could this really be the beginning of the end for a president who's been in power for nearly t