i am mohammed jamjoom.an opposition leader and dissident alexei navalny is known by many titles in the west. some see him as one of the few people who can unite opponents against vladimir putin. but now he is limited to speaking his mind in court or jail. russia's financial watchdog has added his campaign offices to a list of so-called extremist organizations ahead of a court decision to outlaw them. his allies are disbanding, but say they are determined to fight on. bernard smith reports for moscow. bernard: on a poor quality video alexei navalny looked thinner. he has lost 20 kilos since his return from germany in january, telling his wife and the rest of the court he is eating a few spoonfuls of porridge after ending a three week hunger strike. the hearing was an appeal against his conviction for defamation, but putin's most prominent critic had other things to talk about, too. >> 20 years of incompetent government have led to the following result. there is a ground slipping. we have spent millions of do

others speak to the prophet mohammed himself and tells him keep on preaching you are only a preacher, not a con teller. that is 28 and 22. now in my book i asked a question that isn't as much asked in islamic tradition. what would have happened if they accepted the call for freedom of religion or freedom of speech but they just stopped oppressing the muslims and let them do practice and preach the religion. then i argue we would have a very different history of islam. what happened was they kept persecuting and even came close to murdering the prophet and that's why others fled where they soon established and army and began collecting taxes in the community and brought in some legislation. it was an armed policy and this policy had several policies with their allies for the survival of the community as i argued and as some scholars right. there are chapters and some sections about these battles and fighting the believers and infidels in some passages. now, one problem is the leader tradition conceived as this phase as the final and definitive form of islam not in the historical contin

of delight he mohammed has directed the prime minister to prepare for elections parliament approved a 2 year term extension last. it's not so when a zation of migration is concerned and more people will try to cross the medicine rain in from libya as weather conditions improve and sass today the libyan coast guard rescued 334 my goodness. and more than 200 migrants from 15 countries of a arrived in the italian island of sicily they were picked up by the rescue ship viking rescue groups a pleading for european countries to open their doors to desperate migrants as the headlines coming up next. tension is increasing in chad after the death of his president and gas the enter a military council is growing and there are more protests and threats from armed rebel groups so the stability at risk in this north central african state this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. tensions have been high in charge since the sudden death of president idriss deby nearly 2 weeks ago all the impoverished desert country for 3 decades but was killed while visiting troops fighting rebels very so

live from doha also coming up somalia's lower house counsels a 2 year term extension for president mohamed up to lie he made from our job in a bid to diffuse an armed standoff. the final phase of the u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan is underway but there are concerns more attacks by the taliban will make the country unstable once again. and we look at how a coal mine in eastern ukraine has become a new kind of battleground in the conflict with russia. we begin in india where once again more people have tested positive for cope with 19 in one single day than any other country since the start of the pandemic a staggering 400000 new cases in just 24 hours the governments extended the lockdown in the capital new delhi by a week india has expanded its vaccination drive to include all adults but it can't keep up with demand in some states there aren't enough jobs to go around even though india is one of the biggest producers in the world 12 people have died and one hospital in new delhi because of an oxygen shortage officials at the back for a hospital say critically ill patients were with

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mohamed el-erian.isk. you think we are appreciating a little bit more? >> we are. in the marketplace. i think the fed hasn't. it is convinced there is just one outcome so it's baseline is having a very high probability of materializing where's the marketplace is starting to think more in terms of distribution of outcome that is tilted toward a hawker economy. jonathan: judgment or just the seat you're sitting in? the balance of risk, day-to-day. focused on the destination. >> that is due. remember, weeds to be forecast-based, which would i like to cost correct as you saw information come in. now the fed has become outcome-based. then you do not course correct as you go along. you wait for the outcome. what the market is realizing now is there's a downside to being outcome-based when there are structural changes going on. the big message of the huge data myths be it on friday or yesterday is when there are structural changes going on in an economy, it becomes very difficult for economists to forecast wi

if you want guantanamo closed, what should happen to people like khalid sheikh mohammed?ust be closed and i do believe that president biden will close guantanamo bay because i believe in him. i thinkjoe biden is a good guy. people who are poeople like khalid sheikh mohammed and anyone who the government thinks were involved in this atrocious attacks must be brought to trial. an open trial with proper defence. and it is up to the judge and jury to convict them, not up to me or stephen or the cia or fbi. mohamedou 0uld salahi, i thank you very much indeed forjoining me from nouakchott, mauritania. thank you. thank you, stephen, for having me. hello there. today has brought us a burst of spring warmth, with temperatures into the low 20s for some. but it hasn't been blue sky and sunshine all the way. in fact, some pretty big shower clouds that developed close to the south—east of england earlier on. they brought some quite heavy downpours and thunderstorms. there could be some more of those to come as well. we've got low pressure sitting out towards the west, feeding areas of

mohammed gul didn't get a chance to talk to stephen in hardtalk because he died. used these techniques against you. you've outlined some of them. we know it involved waterboarding. beating, we know it involved sleep deprivation. and, as you've said, you've talked about sexual abuse as well, as well as the psychological torture involving threats to your mother. you cracked, mohamedou, in the end. you decided the way to stop this was to confess. are you now saying that everything you told investigators about your involvement with jihadists was a complete fabrication? no. i went to afghanistan. that was true. i went to afghanistan for a very brief period, like twice, two months. and then your country, the united kingdom, germany, where i lived, and the united kingdom were on my side. i mean, the first interrogator interrogated me in guantanamo bay. he told me, "i was with you in afghanistan." and he completely... he knows that this was all, you know, supported by the united states of america. it's not like i went, like, with a fake passport, trying to cross the borde

if you want guantanamo closed, what should happen to people like khalid sheikh mohammed?ust be closed and i do believe that president biden will close guantanamo bay because i believe in him. i thinkjoe biden is a good guy. people who are poeople like khalid sheikh mohammed and anyone who the government thinks were involved in this atrocious attacks must be brought to trial. an open trial with proper defence. and it is up to the judge and jury to convict them, not up to me or stephen or the cia or fbi. mohamedou 0uld salahi, i thank you very much indeed forjoining me from nouakchott, mauritania. thank you. thank you, stephen, for having me. hello. it seems like everything is running late this spring, and now the april showers have finally arrived. there's nothing like an angry sky to get the weather watchers out. there'll be more like this during wednesday. sunshine, yes, in between the showers, but catch a shower — heavy, hail and thunder and it's going to feel quite chilly as well with the air coming down from the north. around an area of low pressure which may be some

mohammed for decades the journalist sentiment was basically there there are areas which are safe for journalists to operate others buz really historically speaking we're talking about asia sub-saharan africa and parts of latin america which were why dissin as unsafe but those lines seem to be in our more and more blurred. absolutely i mean 1st of all i think we have to note that governments everywhere in democratic societies and also in non democratic societies have an interest in trying to control media narratives and journalists are often seen as troublemakers and and rabble rousers but it has become increasingly difficult for journalists to to navigate their spaces but it's always been difficult you know just a couple of weeks ago in minneapolis where i'm from journalists were targeted by police when they were covering or trying to cover the show been trialled horsehair show and being the officer who killed our georgian who are so it's it's a problem obviously everywhere but it's more of an acute problem in non-democratic societies put enough got inside the country with what's num

the opposition refuses to recognise mohammed of law. he mohammed as president saying his 4 year term has expired. the french president has asked rwandans to forgive his country for its role. in the 1994 genocide, he stopped short of an outright apology. speaking as in memorial, where 250000 victims are buried. mental macros says well, france wasn't directly complicit it back to genocidal regime. welcome web reports now from could god rwanda's relations with france have warmed up off the quarter of a century of tension. french president emmanuel mccall, visited with london counterpart polk academy in the capital kigali 27 years earlier . gummies were won than patriotic front or p. f was fighting a civil war. france backed its enemy, the government of juvenile, heavier amana, many officials in that government organized the massacres of ethnic tutsis and moderate who to carry subsequently said, france was responsible for genocide. and so micron began his tor garley genocide memorial lessons. the funds did not understand that by wanting to

mohammed alyahya in dubai, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me.sure to have you on the show. would you accept that life has become much more difficult for saudi arabia under the presidency in washington ofjoe biden than it was under donald trump? ithink, you know, us—saudi relations have always had their ups and downs and, you know, disagreement between the united states and saudi arabia has never reached 100%. the disagreements that we saw under the obama administration are very similar with the disagreements we're seeing today, that notjust saudi arabia, but other regional actors have with the biden administration. namely, it is, you know, appeasing the iranian regime, returning to the flawed nuclear deal and the consequences that it had on the region. so, you know, as a result of this administration's middle east policy, saudi arabia does not have it easy. gulf countries do not have it easy. but i think the actors in the region that will suffer, i think, the most as a result of the biden administration's middle east posture, as we see it right

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quick to condemn the repression or the violent crackdown by the security forces now says general mohammed took over for you from his father he loved the cabinet he inherited largely intact the parliament to suspend it along with a constitution is also back in session whether or not these moves are enough to placate activities and the opposition as well as international partners of child for to allow the transition process to continue remains to be seen and the next few months will be critical now there are real concerns that child we just contributed or is contributing thousands of troops to regional peacekeeping operations or fight against m groups in this hell and elected region may be forced to withdraw some of these troops to bring them home if the security situation continues to deteriorate to bolster security at home fronts really wants to see this government in place to allow for continuity and to father secure these areas. if child resume or remove some of its troops in these areas then a lot of countries in the region most of them francophone countries will be exposed to voluntee

of praise it gives is rule and the continuation now does son mohammed is already showing the same saint because the here as he has already appointed himself i would support of the military as a ground of the transition a process so i think it fought for him is says this need this opposition. and their supporters questioning what it's time to do that he said so without or not he would keep it attempted war be more my liberty to do a chin changes or be more strong strong handed would depend on that international pressure dubbed very very key is shipping this new military council no for do you think that there will be cared about in international pressure in the near future when. lots of the statements that we've seen so far from the french from the african you have not really been that strong when it comes to the interim council exactly where the chant is known as being a country with a history of many many coups and upright ends of the populations and when we see for example the way france and president mcconnell came during the funeral basically a war we are not the place for. madmen at

since then they've been burst the violence, and the opposition refused to recognise mohammed law. he mohammed as president saying his 4 year term is expired, protested in the us state of louisiana, what the police department aside can prosecute officers involved in the death of a black man custody in 2019 i the protest as much the government governor's resident's to demand that you recently released video shows officers beating and checking rental green following cultures. a state and federal authorities are investigating. greenpeace says illegal gold mining is slowly destroying brazil's largest reserve for indigenous people. the more mental organization has released the aerial photographs lane bed, the scale of the damage in northern brazil's yet mommy reserve actress believe that as many as $20000.00 prospectors operating the illegal mining has increased unchecked under president joy. both nora was repeatedly said. the reserve is too big both nor wants to legalize mining in the area, romano, but he's, there's a spokesman for greenpeace, brazil, and explains how badly mining is d

former maltese president and parliament speaker mohamed nasheed is being treated for wounds after a blast outside his home. back in car more water as british and french patrol ships return to port after a dispute over a post brags that fishing rights. germany's chancellor angela merkel is pushing back against growing demands to suspend patents for covert 19 vaccines the u.s. canada and spain are among the countries supporting the plan the european union is expected to discuss the issue at a summit on friday with germany which is home to vaccine produce a biotech says supply problems are down to production capacity limits and not peyton's protections and that's a concern echoed by some of the drug companies meanwhile india's government says it welcomes increasing support for the page and waiver discovered infections spread from cities to rural areas their hopes that the country's 2nd wave was peaking have been dashed as the search continues to shatter records when the state saw the highest number of new infections and deaths with more than 412000 cases and nearly 4000 fatalities the countr

hello mohammed, us president joe biden has urged israel to significantly deescalate it's offensive against hamas listens in god's them. but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not backing down saying the operation will continue until its objectives are achieved. hamas is reported to looking for truth. meanwhile, the all is rising with many children also caught in the crossfire the young girl rescued from what was once her family's home destroyed in an air strike. she was buried in the rebel for hours. mister siblings and mother died around her calling for help. the 2 days later, she's recovering with her father in hospital severely traumatized. her name is susie. on the matter of finding that along the way, i heard the voice of my children. from beneath the rubble calling me, i heard my son's voice calling, dad, dad, before he suddenly became silent. he is 2 and a half years old. what and my daughter was calling me, dad, dad, a few words. then she went silent to get him off of these really army has been showing the gas a stripped targeting, how much the tunnel systems there. they

first give us the overall picture, mohammed, of what has been happening. describe what has been happening at the al-aqsa mosque and all around the area and then we will talk about sheikh jarrah. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here with you. what has been happening in al-aqsa mosque, collusion. it is clearly the isrli occupati forces are working to terrorize an assault palestinian worshipers. palestinians have been met with rubber coated bullets in the face and upper body, tear gas inside the mosque with the women and children praying. in addition to other forms of brute force. the same thing in sheikh jarrah and this becomes more stark when compared i how the israeli occupation forces are treating the settlers. today in is really seller read over a palestinian --israel settler ran over palestinian roots. the police raised his gun at the palestinians protesting the acts of terrorism. we are seeing clear state settler violence and collusion in jerusalem, occupy jerusalem. amy: we are just about to see this next march. can you explain what "jerusalem da

but most people are simply exhausted and want peace. mohammed nik dot is a dentist in gaza. city where the building next to his was destroyed. he says i must be, they will event cycle organism if elections were to be held here. how much would lose heavily and then the bed then this dish failure to because the people have suffered so much and have been today he's brought his children to the park away from the destruction their volunteers try to take the kids minds off what happened in bait luckier had muncie worried about his youngest daughter in law had a nice notice that she's suffering from some kind of shock. i'm and how she does strange things. how can my neighbors said i should bring her to a psychologist he adds, is only wishes for her to have a good and normal life. and you're up to date that before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top story. the secretary of state's anthony brewington has arrived and this is the 1st off of the middle east aimed at both spring choose between israel and hamas. he also wants to find a way to coordinate reconstruction in gaza withou

the fed is calling it transitory, but economist mohamed el-erian isn't so sure.ning me. this is right at the moment when we want to talk to you and get your take on this. investors, policymakers are all wondering is this inflation persistent or transitory, and you're on the record is suggesting the fed should have a little more humility in making predictions. what's the probability this inflation could prove more persistent? >> it's high enough for the fed to stop repeating this mantra that it's going to be transitory. look, undoubtedly there are transitory factors. the base effects are one of them, the short-term miss match among supply is another one. but increasing he there's evidence underground of structural shifts in both demand and supply that suggests that we should have an open mind towards the persistence of the inflation their pressures. and that's what companies are telling us. but typically macroeconomists have enormous difficulty adding up the micro data and changing the macro approach. jack: yeah, certainly the data have been all over the place, wh

the he mohammed. oh, love running the all pen to me like a who is now money or the head injury behind israeli body. he smiled, hold has been murdered, and those who are seeking peace should the stand up for those victim. my children. thank you mister president. i thank the minister of foreign affairs. well, you've been listening there to the palestinian foreign minister, riyadh alma leaky addressing a very special session of the un general assembly. that's been cool to discuss the israel palestine conflicts. now mr. leaky accused israel of targeting civilians and their sleep as well as condemning the ongoing occupation and oppression of the palestinian territories. he also had some strong words for the international community, accusing as of turning a blind eye and urging states to stop supporting israel and supplying it with arms . now just before he spoke, un secretary general, antonia terra is also addressed this meeting, calling for an immediate cease fire. he's described the destruction there as

so what's your biggest wish cd mohamed that again. i mean yes i want to be independent but. i don't want to have to rely on their parents and i want to build a future for myself and to your when they saw. me. with i know it how it was a tough stretch but we made it. demands of fallen for stocks so they went a little off course a couple of little while we found each other again. they haven't been this year she said what about when it's cloudy and then we switch on the warning lights in the jeep and i can find my son how do you find the way that i'm a no no no mr onstott right here is orientation the lot of that we don't get lost you know and i'd love to put up every desert stretch has its own plants they do you know that they exist only there and nowhere else in the store not when i did you know we always know where we are. the stars in the plans guide us both day and night we just have to touch the earth and i know where we are. going. to. hear but yeah what's going on are going to. have terrible back pain i don't feel well i mean i haven't that's from walking so far and bei

now, but general mohammed has taken over power up to his father. they boy killed these young people angry because of the death of one of them. he was shot, killed. why? he was protesting against me to take a walk, but also protesting against france, accusing front of completely p. no crimes being committed to in touch. they sentiment on the street is palpable. tired, little for us leave off alone. it's too much meant that we graduate. but we have no job now, but somebody who never went to school is in power and keeping us up. i need you to come, not governor chad, to belong to you. well, the home of the deceased man trades come to pay the speeds and to comfort the grieving family members. that we are much he's not that i'm sacrificing love. we have sad brothers died for a cause. they were p. p a. they get them on the as funny as grieve, this government official said the situation is under control. he also probably says that protest will be allowed in the future. but on the condition that protest does remain peaceful and the benefits bustle, no gara

mohammed nasheed had just left home or was about to get into his car when a bomb attached to a motorbike exploded the former president was injured in the blast in the capital mali the sheet he's the current speaker of parliament is being treated in hospital for shrapnel wounds his spokesman says he's in a stable condition this is very significant. target that you have a former president still a very prominent political secure. very prominent democratic leader in a region that's now are very strong like nationalists so super prominent figures out a pretty big deal that the president of the abraham mohammed soulé was seen leaving the hospital after visiting his. and and ally in 2008 the she became the 1st democratically elected president of the mole deaves but he was ousted in a coup in 2012 led by abdullah get me in. the mold. of political turmoil and do you mean he systematically silenced opposition voices including the sheet he was convicted on terrorism charges human rights watch said during it means presidency criminal gangs and what it called religious extremists enjoyed political pr

so what's your biggest wish cd mohamed that again. unless i want to be independent . i don't want to have to rely on their parents. and i want to build a future for myself into your when they saw. a. little note how it was a tough stretch but we made it. a man to follow the stocks but they went a little off course with a well we found each other again on the news with a clean but they haven't been this year what about when it's cloudy and then we switch on the warning lights in the jeep and they can one of us said how do you find the way to work no no no mr onstott right here is orientation the lawyers and i we can get lost. and i've loved it up every day that stretch has its own plants they did you know that they exist only there and nowhere else in the store not when we always know where we are. the stars in the plans guide us both day and night know what i we just have to touch the earth and i know where we are. going to. do with. the book what's going on. i have terrible back pain i don't feel well enough to handle it and that's from walking so far and being tired

but mohammed has lost all faith in the syrian opposition. were left on the revolution, took place under wouldn't flag, and for would go a little by little, they were joined by new flags and opinions, theater. more and more groups got involved and the revolution failed was they say too many cooks spoil the broth. they allow, we say their children's memories of syria are fading fast in turkey, the family can live without the fear of bomb, yet their future is anything but certain. the corona virus pandemic, and turkey's economic crisis had hit these refugees, especially hard and made them even more homesick. the style on jamal, i miss my relatives and all the gatherings and celebrations before the war with their hey, we were happy and life was good. here i feel lonely in holly without my mother, father or sister, one of one of my heart a because they're not here and especially in holidays. awesome, get them all done. it's really hard to have to live in a foreign country, the sabi, but with the syrian regime clinging to power. it seems millions

the allow we can't wait to return home, but mohammed has lost all faith in the syrian opposition. well, let's go. first revolution took place under wouldn't flag, and for would go little by little, never joined by new flags and opinions, theater. more and more groups got involved and the revolution failed with, as they said, too many cooks spoil the broth. they allow, we say their children's memories of syria are fading fast. in turkey, the family can live without the fear of bomb, yet their future is anything but certain. the corona virus pandemic and turkey's economic crisis had hit these refugees, especially hard and made them even more homesick. and he started on jamal, i miss my relatives and all the gatherings and celebrations before the war with their hey, we were happy and life was good here. i feel lonely, holly without my mother, father or sister, one of one my heart a because they're not here and especially in holidays. awesome, kill them all done. it's really hard to have to live in a foreign country, the sabi yet, but with the syrian regime clinging to power, it seems

when mohammed allow it and her family can only call their relatives not celebrate with them years ago, and i'm on the allowing sled to turkey to escape serious assad regime. they hope to return home soon after we go to this day with their relatives can offer them little hope. they think president bashar assad. you continue to rule syria, live michelle. one moment good. as long as the sod remains in power. i won't consider returning ms. smith don't have a good deal with him in power. there will never be peace, but good will my name feet. but this is what aside called peace. many parts of a little lowery's, home city, lion ruin. aleppo is under the control of government troops. but most of its residents have fled. many live in turkey, like the allow is in syria. mohammed allow its earned a good living as a sign painter. in istanbul, he repairs motorcycles to get by his children haven't been able to go to school for 2 years now. kind of what the money i earned just covers the parent necessities. yes, you can on the again, this year we couldn't buy a children new clothes for the holidays.

mohammed in cambridge says the hail collides.onathan: i will catch up with mohamed and about 45 minutes. turn into "bloomberg: the open" at 9:00 eastern time. we talked to him last week. tom: did we. jonathan: yes, together. tom: it becomes abler. jonathan: this is -- a blur. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: palestinians poured into the streets of the gaza strip today to celebrate a cease-fire with israel. the hamas militant group and is really forces announced a truth that ends 11 days of conflict. more than 200 were killed by israeli airstrikes and artillery fire on gaza. i doesn't died during hamas rocket attacks on israel. the u.s. is now calling for a global minimum corporate tax of at least 15%. that is less than the 21% it had proposed for overseas earnings and u.s. businesses. some nations called that rate excessive area international negotiators are trying to come up with an agreement the summer. the european union is offering the tourist industry a chance to salvage itself. they have agreed on the introduction of ce

somalia's president mohammed. has directed the prime minister to prepare for an election there has been growing anger for remaining in office is to end in february but there's disagreement on the electoral process fighting between government and opposition but forces erupted on the streets of mogadishu earlier this week forcing residents to flee. the final phase of ending the u.s. war in afghanistan is now formally underway president joe biden had given orders to begin the troop withdrawal process no later than may the 1st. meanwhile a truck bombing near a hospital in low gar province south of kabul has killed at least 24 people the afghan government is blaming the taliban for the explosion failure contraflow he has more now from kabul. the foreign to withdraw is currently underway and today may 1st is the deadline under which according to the doha agreement all foreign forces should have been gone from afghanistan this is not happening that withdrawal will be taking several more months and the taliban have has wa

and mohammed bonus or shot by the nazis at. 2 mohamed lockhart and. deported to dock how they were born as north africans and they gave their lives for france but post-war france was to care little for their sacrifice. from the north of africa they crossed the mediterranean and made huge they'll hold . building their future in a 2nd line. in the line to france's 2021 contentious so-called separatism as we look back at the history of muslim immigration to the country in a 3 part series muslims are from this episode tonight on al-jazeera. the biggest series of damaging thunderstorms recently away from arkansas back to texas and once you're the states close by but texas is the current focus and more recent then you look outside being blood we've had strong winds and torrential rain and damaging hail and there's more to come the satellite picture reveals us or uk in the cloud and lots of lightning strikes developing a area of low pressure area that's big storms widespread rain and hail it's all there throughout the rest of the weekend then late on sunday

mohammed al dede lost his wife and foursmall sons.mmed al dede lost his wife and four small sons. only his five—month—old son survived with a broken thigh. his mother was buried with herfor dead boys, with her sister—in—law and four of her children. they had been visiting them for the end of ramadan. a journalist from the american... pleaded with the israeli military for time to get equipment from their gaza office. but after a warning to evacuate, the building, also used by aljazeera tv, was destroyed. israel said its other tenants included hamas. both news organisations condemned the attack. a hamas missile killed an israeli man in his 50s near tel aviv. he didn't get to the shelter like his neighbours. gunn we went out in the living room, the bedroom... , said the attacks on israel would continue. —— hamas. palestinians injerusalem palestinians in jerusalem commemorated palestinians injerusalem commemorated what they called israel's independence in 1948. in that war, more than 740,000 palestinians were expelled, which is considered

if you want closed, what should happen to people like coloured shaikh mohammed?biden will close one time obey because i believe in him. i think he is a good guy to people like mohammed and anyone who the government thinks were involved in this atrocious attack must be brought to trial. an open trial with proper defence. and it is up to thejudge and jury to proper defence. and it is up to the judge and jury to convict them, not up to me or stephen or the cia or fbi. them, not up to me or stephen or the cm or fbi.— or the cia or fbi. mohamedou 0uld slahi, — 0uld slahi, i think you very much indeed forjoining me from mauritania. thank you.— mauritania. thank you. thank ou, mauritania. thank you. thank you. stephen _ mauritania. thank you. thank you, stephen for— mauritania. thank you. thank you, stephen for having - mauritania. thank you. thank you, stephen for having me. | hello. when it comes to bank holiday weather, our expectations are normally low, but even they were undercut by what just happened. up to two inches of rain in the wettest parts of scotland, but