the desert of neighbouring mali is still a dangerous, ungoverned space.onal troops here have wildly different goals, from seek and destroy to bringing and keeping peace. in early 2012, a rebellion in northern mali and a military coup in the capital opened the door to help feed back is the mists. they took timbuktu and then occupied the north. they destroyed ancient artefacts and imposed strict sharia law. as the violence spread, the government asked for help. french troops arrived in january 2013. they were joined by african forces. within a month, they had striven the violent extremists into the desert. they were down but not out. then the un came in to help police a peace deal between the rebellious armed groups. minusma, as it is known, is still here. it is one of the largest un peacekeeping missions and is currently the most dangerous in the world. nearly 111,000 personnel from almost 60 countries but they're not in harmony. different countries have different priorities and accept different levels of risk. these bangladeshi troops were rehearsing week

this side of the village has a traditional mali in moscow.lit between two ethnic groups who fight over land —— malian mosques. on this site a brave new mosque had been built, paid for, we we re new mosque had been built, paid for, we were told, by kata, and preaching conservative islam. the kids here don't buy football any more, radios have fallen silent comedy all schools have closed. one of the un staff, knocking to speak on camera, described the meetings. the people we re described the meetings. the people were quite economical in terms of the answers, especially when we referred to schools and security, they want it open. we can understand. sometimes they are among those people. they were not allowed to express themselves very freely. it is quite obvious that insecurity is in the area. there are some forces here who would prefer not to have secular teaching. you don't a lwa ys have secular teaching. you don't always know. amid all this talk of violent extremist groups, you forget some of the complications there are. for hundreds of years

a man from mali, the country of mali scaled the front of an apartment building to save a toddler from falling off the balcony. that man has been offered that you job for reward for heroism is that job a high rise window washer a fireman or c a circus acrobat? griff jenkins? >> fireman.

today he's in mali. tourists to a place known for its religious tolerance. -- rich known for its religious tolerance. —— rich history. but now that is all in the past. both al qaeda and islamic state, fighting military convoys. roadside bombs, used to deadly effect. this is what is left of timbuktu airport after the french and united nations‘ race was attacked in april. —— base there. 0ne us soldier was killed. and other name added to the memorial in mali, the most dangerous us peacekeeping mission. it is a problem we have to cope with and face. we have to face the violence and protect ourselves and the mandate and the human system and the mandate and the human system and we have to protect the civilians. nearly 14,000 people from almost 60 countries. a year mission. it is not in harmony. —— a billion dollar a year. a perfect target for jihadists. wejoined a rare heavily protected convoy risking roadside bombs to go out and meet community leaders. young people, security. the un team lifted what they want

soldier wasd, another name added to the memorial in mali, the u.n.'s most dangerous peacekeeping mission. >> that is the problem to cope with, and we have to face that violence androtect ourselves, protect the mandat, the system, protect the civilians. reporter: nearly 14,000 people from almost 60 countries, all biion-dollar-a-year mission. their very presence creating a targ for jihadists. we joined a rare, heavily protected convoy risking roadside bombs to go out and meet community leaders. young people, security -- the u.n. team listed what they wanted to talk about. theyere trying to win people over, to see how they could help. but the elders wouldn't speak openly. the islamists are already among them. the kids don't play football. radios are silent. secular schools has been forced to close. radicalmi ext groups are operating in the whole area, but it is more complicated than that. there are centuries of tensions between etthic groups. economy is failing.d anere is no government in these areas because of the violence. that is a space that the regi

which is deployed again throughout mali and also has a mandate to help mali security forces fight thesegroups so there's a multitude of actors there and they all try to work together to defeat these defeat these groups the international committee of the red cross says that the crisis is still considered an emergency peter has been visiting me and where he met with de facto leader aung san suu kyi more than seven hundred thousand injured who fled me a man in the wake of a huge military crackdown last august china says that it hopes repaired relation of refugees could begin soon the power of maintains that it's not yet safe for the ranger to return i saw certain houses abandoned their. neighborhoods destroyed or half destroyed and i saw walls so that in other parts of long the road to where villages have existed before nothing much is anymore existant and the vegetation is taking over and. at the landscape. this observation leads me to the impressions that we have and which confirm icier seizes says meant that in the right kind we are still very much engaged in an emergency operation thai

which is deployed again throughout mali and also has a mandate to help mali security forces fight these groups so there is a multitude of actors there and they all try to work together to defeat these defeat these groups the international committee of the red cross says that the crisis is still considered an emergency be tomorrow has been visiting myanmar where he's meant to facto leader aung san suu kyi more than seven hundred thousand injured have fled myanmar in the wake of a huge military crackdown last august china says it hopes the group of refugees could begin soon but maintains that it's not yet safe for the injured to return i saw certain houses abandoned their neighborhoods destroyed or half destroyed and i saw walls so that in other parts of along the road where villages have existed before nothing much is anymore existent and the vegetation is taking over and. the landscape. this observation leads me to the impressions that we have and which confirm icier seizes says meant that in the right kind we are still very much engaged in an emergency operation lawyers representing th

other european trends and aircraft are in mali, pa rt trends and aircraft are in mali, part of the world's raf is coming toa un peacekeeping mission. the raf is coming to a base where both germany and holland have lost helicopters. britain already has a presence in the sahel. this training exercise tours african nations how western armies work and, for the visitors, it isa armies work and, for the visitors, it is a chance to find partners who will fight for an karavev them. with little will to send ground troops... 0ur little will to send ground troops... our special forces little will to send ground troops... 0ur specialforces are little will to send ground troops... our special forces are training local soldiers to be the boots on the ground facing the enemy. sta ble the ground facing the enemy. stable and secure africa really does have importance to us in europe and particularly in the uk. there is a direct link with increased demographics, lack ofjobs, that will affect migration, and therefore, the security bit. the many migrant trail is heading from the desert are firmly linked to the

and then i went back again to mali. mali algeria jury of morocco morocco algeria algeria morocco morocco algeria algeria libya libya tunisia. but after that i went back to algeria and then back again to tunisia and then back again to libya and now here was seven years in all and three years since i last called my family that. she didn't know but you know they tell you there's the boat in the water i don't know the water so it was my first time in the water. force you force yourself if you go under it's over you drown and it's over the icy feeling but to go too far away yes it's far away you have to swim out to it. just for yourself it was there are lots of people who grab you like this they grab hold of you to pull you want board. well because when lots of people die trying to get on the boat it's a war try to get on a boat or have to go to india it's a war a war. with muslims but in the long run. but then out of the bill would go up. to the. biggest when he saw the ship he forgot all the bad things from before he was b

and then i went back again to mali. mali algeria geria morocco morocco algeria. morocco morocco algeria algeria libya libya tunisia. after that i went back to algeria and then back again to tunisia and then back again to libya and now here seven years in all and three years since i last called my family. she didn't know but you know they tell you there's the boat in the water i don't know the water so it was my first time in the water a few flights you force yourself if you go under it's over you drown and it's over the ice if you think you've got to go too far away yes it's far away and you have to swim out to it. just for yourself because there are lots of people who grab you like this they grab hold of you to pull you want board. the boat because with lots of people die trying to get on the boat it's a war try to get on the boat. to drink and so war a war. it was all about in the one with. but then out of accountable that would. be the. biggest when he saw the ship he forgot all the bad things from before he was born again today always good to be a teacher got

which has deployed again throughout mali and also has a mandate to help mali security forces fight these groups so there is a multitude of actors there and they all try to work together to defeat these to defeat these groups the democratic republic of congo's health minister says the country is just weeks away from being declared ebola free this will happen if there are no new infections in the next three weeks the latest outbreak has killed twenty nine people a government says vaccines given some more than three thousand vulnerable people have been very effective in twenty fourteen and the bowl the epidemic killed nearly eleven and a half thousand people across west africa the local government says it will introduce new safety measures after an oil tanker fire in the nigerian city of lagos at least nine people were killed when the vehicle crashed and exploded on an expressway on thursday operation to clear the scene is still ongoing. thailand's prime minister has visited the site where twelve young football as and that coach missing in the flooded cave complex. tell the families to keep

for centuries, mali's mud mosques and rich history brought tourists to a place known for its religiousion, worsening poverty and climate change are all playing into the extremists' hands. britain has joined a tough new front of the war on terror. and you can see more on this story in alistair leithead's special programme, africa's secret war, tonight on bbc news at 9:30 and it'll be available afterwards on the iplayer. phil has the weather. not so much today, the heat but pleasa ntly warm not so much today, the heat but pleasantly warm for many parts of the british isles. all weather watchers have had a field day, as you can well imagine. 25 degrees in new key. the southampton area. not scorching for the time of year but thinks will warm up as we move to a heat crescendo around thursday of next week. this is an indication of the heat getting into many spots across the british isles and attending to fade away by the later parts of next week. today, there was a lot of low cloud and for the rest of the night across the north of scotla nd of the night across the north of scotland and some

inside mali — we follow the un soldiers battling al-qaeda and islamic state in the world's most dangerouseacekeeping mission. also coming up: tackling the devastating impact of plastic pollution. sir david attenborough launches a new campaign and says he's been "astonished" by the response to the blue planet series. in half an hour, the click team visit america's first sustainable solar—powered town. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. two years after the brexit referendum, thousands of people are protesting in central london to demand what they call a "people's vote" on the outcome of the negotiations with the eu. we'll be going live to central london in a moment to hear more about the march. a few thousand people are also demonstrating in the capital in support of a no—deal brexit in what they're calling the uk unity and freedom march. it all comes as the german engineering firm siemens, which employs 15,000 people in the uk, called on the government to remain closely aligned with the single market. senior cabinet ministers have again said the uk is prepared to walk away from the ne

five sahil force in mali at least six soldiers. around one hundred migrants are fear missing feared dead after their boat capsized in the mediterranean as it headed to europe libya's coast guard also recovered the bodies of three young children it happened hours after european leaders signed a compromise deal aimed at preventing such journeys from north africa it's been a busy day for libya's coast guard its crews also rescued more than three hundred refugees and migrants off the coast of tripoli mahmud of go ahead has more. these migrants have just been rescued by libya's coast guard and they were on three rubber boats and immediately before their rubber boats capsized in the mediterranean libya's coast guard patrols received a distress call from the migrants also the patrol say that another one hundred migrants were on board of of course they died in the mediterranean these migrants are from different african countries including sinegal mali and also the majority of them are from sudan now they are usually being set here and they

which is deployed again throughout mali and also has a mandate to help mali security forces fight these groups so there's a multitude of actors there and they all try to work together to defeat these defeat these groups will uganda has begun shutting down hundreds of all from the ages that don't meet legal standards the government suspects being used for profit that it believes others help traffic children out of the country pull reports on a home in the northern city of gulu those trying to help the children nine year old appeals parents died from aids four years ago her grandmother took care of her until she passed away the little girl who has hiv was living now shuttered orphanage in the northern ugandan city of gulu appeal is now cared for by her legal guardian jeffrey who has four kids of his own it's a lot of press so much i'm trying. from my from my from me and china i think. valerie was the manager of one shelter that shut its doors the orphanage was home to children who lost their parents to aids and war and the government of uganda that's not. a children. that. some of them. e

at the anti establishment five star movement and the anti immigration league party riot police in mali have five tear gas out opposition supporters during a banned rally ahead of next month's presidential election authorities in the capital bamako have said saturday's march couldn't go ahead because of a state of emergency at least sixteen people including two candidates were injured in clashes with security forces rising violence across mali has cast doubt over the planned election in some parts of the country especially the north now puerto rico's health department is being sued everett's refusal to release data on the number of people who died following last year's hurricane maria the families of those killed of held a vigil to highlight the discrepancy between the government's official death toll of sixty four and the latest estimate from a study by harvard university which puts the number at more than four thousand six hundred governments being accused of a lack of transparency by not properly classifying overall deaths. here. i'm here to pay homage to all these victims that the g

which is deployed again throughout mali and also has a mandate to help mali security forces fight these groups so there's a multitude of actors there and they all try to work together to defeat these defeat these groups. you know it's been a week since twelve young football as a coach went missing in a cave that subsequently flooded in northern thailand more than a thousand divers soldiers and border guards have joined the such a new opening to the underground cave complex was discovered on friday raising hopes the boys may still be found alone leave school hyla. you can hear the hum of that big diesel generator behind me that orange structure that's good news and we heard that again saturday morning as we climbed up this hill to the mouth of the cave that means that the pumps are working pumping out the water in the mouth of the cave right here we know that navy seal divers are standing by the scene as that water gets down to a level that's safe for them to go back in they continue with their exploration going further into the cave from this side that's one second prong today is explor

the nazis during world war two the latest paid tribute to people who died on the site of the former mali trust in its extermination camps. health officials in gaza say israeli forces have shot dead two palestinians including a fourteen year old boy it was june protests on the border they say more than four hundred people who did by bullets and tear gas israel's army have confirmed the troops used live ammunition to disperse the protesters in mali the headquarters of a multi-national anti terrorist force of come under attack in the town of severity the building is said to have been besieged following a large explosion six soldiers are reported to have been killed and many more injured. portuguese politician antone a veto reno has been elected the director general of the international organization for migration voters rejected america's nominee can i as a christian charity executive who's been accuse of anti muslim bigotry the move ends decades of u.s. leadership at the un agency. in the united states the man suspected of shooting and killing five people at a newspaper office in the state

in mali the headquarters of an international antiterrorist forests have been attacked in the tennis ever a official say that the tigers detonated a car bomb and exchanged gunfire with mali and troops at least three people were killed along with two attackers. canada is imposing more than ten billion dollars worth of reciprocal tariffs on us good starting july first the country's foreign minister and as the move which comes in retaliation for president the decision to stop tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from trading partners including neighboring china canada rather. well voters and mexico head to the polls this sunday to elect a new president the lead candidates left us and dressed. but our door has to take on mexico's endemic corruption and drug related violence that's not an easy challenge in a country where more than one hundred politicians have been killed in the current election campaign. millions of ballots going out across mexico through what will be the country's largest election to date it could be a total rewrite for mexican politics but first candidates have to survive

the united nations is calling for calm in mali after dozens of.

british troops have arrived in mali this week, ahead of three raf helicopters which willjoin a growingtretch of sahara known as the sahel, is funding the islamists who are growing in strength. mali is now home to the un‘s most deadly peacekeeping mission and the us recently lost troops in neighbouring niger. 0ur africa correspondent alastair leithead travelled to the region and sent this special report. the sahara used to be a big empty space on the map. but now this desert the size of america is being filled up by foreign armies and jihadist terror groups. convoys are coming under attack from both al-qaeda and islamic state fighters. roadside bombs are being used to deadly effect. this is what‘s left of timbuktu airport after the french and united nations base there was hit in april by three suicide car bombs, mortars and foot soldiers strapped with explosives. a foreign military presence creates a target, as it did in afghanistan, but this is about fighting a war abroad rather than at home. other european drones and aircraft are in mali, part of the world‘s most dangerous un peacekee

five task force made up of soldiers from mali the needs are the key to fast so chad and mauritania. thai rescue teams have held evacuation and medical drills as the search for a young football team went into its seventh day there's been no contact with the twelve boys and their coach since they went missing in a cave that later flooded more than a thousand divers soldiers and border guards have joined the search and you're opening to the underground complex was discovered on friday raising hopes the boys may still be found alive hundreds of people have gathered in the u.s. state of maryland to remember the victims of a shooting at a newspaper office for journalists and the sales assistant were killed a thirty eight year old suspect has appeared in court facing five counts of murder of course you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com more news in half an hour with that we continue here on al-jazeera with witness to stay with us. tonight on al-jazeera in a new series of head to head maddy has been tackled the big issues with hard hitting questions mexico is get

which has deployed again throughout mali and also has a mandate to help mali security forces fight these groups so there's a multitude of actors there and they all try to work together to defeat these defeat these groups that has been some concern about this g five group that's been some talk of abuse extraditions judicial killings of the local people is there a concern that almost playing into the extremist hands by some of the behavior on the ground. and so i think what you're referring to is just just last week it was found that some of the mounding in forces that are part of the five so how had committed some had killed some civilians and committed other human rights abuses this obviously goes counter to what the objectives of this force are which are to secure the populations and and protect them from these groups so it's obviously a concern that any of the forces involved might be involved in activities that go counter to the to their objectives ok alison thank you so much for speaking to us still to come this half hour concerns there are many rescue workers trying to find twelve y

and several mali and soldiers have been killed after a suicide bomber blew up his vehicle at a g. five sawhill military base the attack which was carried out by unknown fight has happened in the town of safari which is about seven hundred kilometers east of the mali and capital bamako well over the top stories i will be back with more news for you in about twenty five minutes time joining. in one thousand nine hundred forty eight the state of israel was proclaimed. palestine was lost. sixteen years later in one thousand nine hundred sixty four the palestine liberation organization or the p.l.o. was founded. made up of different factions the p.l.o. has been at the heart of the struggle to regain palestine ever since. in the. following expulsion from jordan p.l.o. leader yasser arafat decided to pursue the path of diplomacy. there were hopeful signs in the early seventy's but the optimism was all to come crashing down. the people who have. lost so. little but only. those good to all small are not only the idea that suspect. but are following id in nov nineteenth seventy four yes and

which has deployed again throughout mali and also has a mandate to help mali security forces fight thesegroups so there's a multitude of actors there and they all try to work together to defeat these defeat these groups it's not been a week since twelve young footballers and the coach went missing in a cave that subsequently flooded in northern thailand more than a thousand dollars as soldiers and border guards have joined the search a new opening to the underground cave complex was discovered on friday raising hopes that the boys may still be found alive school hyla has more from chung rai. you can hear the hum of that big diesel generator behind me that orange structure that's good news and we heard that again saturday morning as we climbed up this hill to the mouth of the cave that means that the pumps are working pumping out the water in the mouth of the cave right here we know that navy seal divers are standing by that water gets down to a level that's safe for them to go back in they continue with their exploration going further into the cave and from this side that's one second pr

five task force of soldiers from mali fastow chad and mauritania and thailand's prime ministers told the families of twelve schoolboys trapped in a cave complex along with their football coach to be to remain hopeful pry of channel told the boys families to keep faith as much effort and to a six day the rescue mission now involves over a thousand people including british and american teams i have the news hour for you in twenty five minutes time after inside story which starts now. no easy path hollow another humanitarian chief questions a young model ability and willingness to take back the hinge of behave to be fair to the military crackdown are they destined to remain stranded in overcrowded camps and bond today this is the inside story. i know and welcome to the program of the parana the revenge of probably the most friendless people in the world almost ten years after those words were uttered by a un spokeswoman the situation facing could barely be more dire hundreds of sheltering in camps and bangladesh having fled what rights groups have described as atrocities by the tree. pa

five task force made up of soldiers from mali the key to fast so chad and mauritania. rescue teams have held evacuation and medical drills the search for a young football team went into its seventh day there's been no contact with the twelve boys and their coach since they went missing in a cave that later flooded and hundreds of people have gathered in the u.s. state of maryland to remember the victims of the shooting at a newspaper office the thirty eight year old suspect has appeared in court facing five counts of murder police say he had a vendetta against the paper and its journalists. u.s. carmakers general motors are warning that trade tariffs on imported vehicles could lead to the isolation of american businesses from the global market g.m. has told the u.s. commerce department that terrorists could force the company to downsize putting thousands of jobs at risk that contrasts with the trumpet ministrations argument that tariffs on imported vehicles would protect u.s. industry those are the headlines are back with more news after next it's witness to stay with

: bamako, mali's capital. timbuktu and northern mali, still plagued by conflict remains a no-go area. >> ( translated ): there is an urgency because we have used 20% of the funds already, it's a lot but keep in e have hundreds of thousands of manuscripts. >> reporter: these books are relics, some date back to the 13th century, and have survived for more than 700 years. this one was a bit damaged by water. the fabled city of timbuktu is an oasis of culture in the middle of the desert. for centuries it served as the main transit point of the trans saharan caravans here it can feel like time has s. the "noble houses" of timbuktu have been lding book readings for decades, a sort of ancient version of "bo clubs."pl the mee books on their forehead, symbolizing the transfer of knowledge. and an imam or other spiritual authority explains the meaningy- of the mosligious texts. ben essayouti, timbuktu's minister of culture, says the books should return to tir city of origin. >> ( translated ): it was the base to spread

reacekeepers in mali and french forces across thon. for its part, the u.s.s building a new airbase in niger. our africa correspondent reports in this special report. >> has been moved to the door -- reporter: american special forces troops aining the african counterparts in the sahara desert. >> i will try to peek inside without showing my muzzle. reporter: for african nations, the major exercise is a chance to learn how western armies work. for the visitors, it provides partners willing to fight terror for them. >> the sahara is an important place for us to focus now a because qaeda and chis-affiliated extremist organizations, w are growing ke strength. if we don't tahe opportunity to deal with it now, where it is at a level that is able and sustainable, then it may cost much, mucmore to deal with at a later time. >> islamist fighters ambushed four u.s. soldiers in niger -- reporter: many americans did not know that 800 troops were in byer until four were killed islamic state, and questions were asked about what we were but the u.s. is rolling out resources

the search efforts and to a six day at the six have been killed in an attack on a military base in mali the attack in the tennis a very was carried out by fighters using rockets and a vehicle rigged with explosives the compound houses the headquarters of the g five task force of soldiers on mali became a foster child in mauritania set up to defeat violent groups across west africa those are the headlines stay with us here in our child soldiers reloaded is coming up next. when nine eleven occurred everything changed. the contractor content of the armed forces went up astronomically at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq. ideologically republicans my party wanted every single public function to be scrutinized analyzed evaluated and if possible privatized general shinseki the head of the us army at the time testified to congress and said if we're going to do iraq it's going to take several hundred thousand u.s. troops and very quickly the rest of the bush administration reacted negatively and he's absurd that's crazy it's no

at least two soldiers and a civilian have been killed in attacks on a military base in central mali two of the attackers were killed the compound houses the headquarters of the g five task force made up of soldiers from mali and share a book in a fast so chad and mauritania. and u.s. carmakers general motors says warning that trade tariffs on imported vehicles could lead to the isolation of american businesses from the global markets g.m. has told the u.s. commerce department the tariffs could force the companies downsize putting thousands of jobs at risk that contrasts with the trumpet ministrations argument the tariffs on imported vehicles would protect the u.s. industry i'll be back with an easy out a little over twenty five minutes but let's get you back to the war in october. on the northern front on the golan heights the third week of the october war opened with syrian and israeli forces locked in a stalemate. syria's initial thrust to recapture the territory occupied by israel in the six day war had been repulsed and a counterattack by hastily called up israeli reservists. by the

thousands of un peacekeepers in neighbouring mali and french forces on a long—running counterterrorism the briefing. also on the programme: here comes the bride — all dressed in two—ply. we look at some of the latest wedding dress chic. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for a0 years forcibly classified each citizen according to race. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world‘s first woman cosmonaut. what do you think

today i call you mom the day return to mali i'll be right she did so i told her that because i don't want to see her again without hope. and i said it thinking someday things will go well you know who we don't live we only eat rotting things lose no peace here everything is miserable as well. as it is you know. well. you know. and others have got to money that would like us or thank you it's a squatter's home it's not it's your home for now anyway i've been here since october we've had a case o.c.a. i heard that you know. at the a.t.m. fee doing paperwork i'm up to here with paperwork last year march third they threw me out you know i know they labor but drillers and a bigger and bigger hole put in a dynamite and the next day it's all clear i've been in holes just forty centimeters wide it was that but the work dried up and i haven't been underground sent so little by two thousand and four spain was in on the economic crisis in the tunnel work froze up and in two thousand and two my wife got sick with cancer i went bankrupt. i sold my flats and if one look brought a tough and orchest

i left my mother in the ivory coast and when i left mali i told my mother we lived in misery too long i'm going to venture out. today i call you mom the day return to mali i'll be right she did so i told her that because i don't want to see her again without hope. and i said thinking someday things will go well you do we don't live we only eat right i think you lose no peace here everything is miserable i said well. you know. well you. and others have got to monitor that would like us or thank you it's a squatter's home but it's your home for now anyway and i've been here since october we meditate association i heard that you know. at the a.t.m. fee doing paperwork i'm up to here with paperwork last year march third they threw me out you know thirty if you have my day labor and a digger i dig a hole put in a dynamite turn the next day it's all clear i've been in the holes just forty centimeters wide that you would but the work dried up and i haven't been underground sent so little by two thousand and four spain was in an economic crisis that tunnel work froze up and in two thousand an

the compound houses the headquarters of the g five task force made up from soldiers from mali. chad and mauritania also tire rescue teams have held evacuation and medical drills as the search for a young football team went into its seventh day there's been no contact with the twelve boys and their coach says they went missing in a cave that later flooded a new opening to the underground complex was discovered on friday raising hopes that the boys may still be found alive and hundreds of people have gathered at the in the u.s. state of maryland to remember the victims of the shooting at a newspaper office for journalists and the sales assistant who were killed the thirty eight year old suspect has appeared in court on five counts of murder police say had a vendetta against the paper and its journalists those were the headlines here on al-jazeera back with more news in thirty minutes next it's p.l.o. history of a revolution to stay with us. an estimated one hundred thousand lives cruelly ended over a century ago. a distant past not to the descendants of the sawtooth. a tale of co

the people living in the building may have moved out early as a precautionary measure riot police in mali have fired tear gas at opposition supporters who defied a ban on rallies before next month's presidential election two candidates were among sixteen people injured in the capital bamako he said the march couldn't go ahead because of a state of emergency has been imposed president every member hopes to be reelected despite criticism over ethnic killings still ahead on al-jazeera the new recruits of an ice a link group in the philippines after it suffered a major defeat. i am. hello and welcome back well may across europe set all sorts of records in terms of high temperatures and thunderstorms and we've got more thunderstorms in june certainly over the next couple of days plenty of storms across more central parts of europe further towards the west looking a little bit quieter still a chance of one of two storms particular across parts of northeastern spain the belly area collins and southwestern parts all fronts this low pressure system is pushing giving blustery conditions across part