i am mohammed jamjoom.er years of instability and coups, fears are growing of another armed conflict incident. the paramilitary group, the rapid support forces, has deployed the military to major cities. the army warns the move could fuel divisions and threaten security, and plans to sign an agreement government have again been delayed, with the potential that the cuff it could turn into more civil war. >> these are not the headlands people in sudan were hoping for. plans for a new government are on hold yet again. instead, focus has turned to tensions between the army and a powerful paramilitary group, the rapid support forces. the escalation boils down to the two leaders competing for power. on one side is the army, led by general abdel fattah al-burhan. on the other is the head of the rapid support forces, general mohammed hamdan dagalo, known as hemedti. this week, he mobilized troops in several cities, including the capital, khartoum. the two generals disagree about when and how the paramilitary unit w

a mohammed i'm been incurred to my good to have you with us. please tell us what exactly is going on there. yes. what is happening over the past 30 hours a, a bonding from time to time between the 2 that is on forces under rapid support for the bombs, for a master is a heavy guns. no guns, no guns for everywhere. so these are the sounds. maybe you can in the, in the background, a like that in the upper hand. now gradually, because they already gone up to the airport and the fight and they are fighting again, is the national army. i mean, it was, and i don't, the bellows. the militia also made the statement just few minutes ago in that i think on the weekend or space that this in a done. so, you know, this is the most of our air force that is in the hands of this stuff. so it looks like this is, neutralize, is trying to neutralize the possibility of intervention of this with an army. air force is why they are trying to control the right channel list mohammed. i mean, they're reporting for us from i to, i wanted to thank you so much. let's have a

and mohammed's home state of utah pradesh have stopped the friendship from further taking flight. mohammed simply calls the crane friend and the feeling is mutual. just the sound of mohammed's voice makes friend jump for joy. about me for that like it. if i like to milligan ye, i might even love other they look around a year ago at lewis, when i was in my farm, unpaid i came across a cyrus crane with the broken leg glue. i took it home and performed some medical treatment of a lot, and within one and a half months, the bird had regained its health photo t, although i initially intended to release it back into its natural habitat with its family. anybody why the bird would return to my home in the evening significant, but it is not that a 1000 globe as i get a gentleman. videos of the bird and his human guardian had gone viral. mohammed has nearly 300000 instagram followers, have watched their friendship sore. yet. i have many memories with the bird. how likely it used to follow me when i rode my motorcycle. let, let me go down, it would accompany me wherever i went. again, my love was out

mohammed. it's simply calls the crane friend and the feeling is mutual. just the sound of mohammed's voice makes friend jump for joy in probably for that the, like if i were to 1000000 ye, i might even look at the still around a year ago at louis when i was in my farm. unpaid i came across a cyrus crane with the broken leg. i took it home and performed some medical treatment of a lot, and within one and a half months, the bird had regained its health photo t, although i initially intended to release it back into its natural habitat with its family. anybody like the bird would return to my home in the evening season if anybody wanted to saturday on global ident? john videos of the bird and his human guardian had gone viral. mohammed has nearly 300000 instagram followers, have watched their friendship sore yet. i have many memories with the bird. how likely it used to follow me when i rode my motorcycle didn't let, let me go down, it would accompany me wherever i went. again, my love was out of s

on july 30th 1999 king mohammed, the 6th was crowned mohammed. he thought he install a trone mohammed. the 6th ascended the throne with a clear conscience. you know y'all, please. he had not imprisoned or tortured any one. he had not taken a stand on any sensitive issue you should link or the moroccan people who regard the monarchy as a symbol of the country. stability you. he embodied new hopi good. why this beauty see mentally theorem for city mash peculiar. he was considered the king of the pool from the beginning to move a king who was close to the people who went out on the streets and grated people. when you had his picture taken with them of it grew not yet this created this image of a modern king, which i think reflected his personality, 40 corresponding mitchell hoping that you best wish. ah, we meet nepa mohammed. the 6th isn't a great orator. black, he prefers direct contact with the people interaction with the population. law prisons surely theera lengthy or this was evident right at the beginning of his reyes is where ye oh did you r

ah women. nepa mohammed, the 6th isn't a great orator, hopeless. he prefers direct contact with the people interaction with the population loc reasons. surely tara lengthy or this was evident, right at the beginning of his rance is where ye, oh, did you? when did that? yes, i did not hesitate to approach the people. i. li, i don't want you conveyed strong messages with his action history instead of his words, the key free in pop up the cubed city . they consider as soon as it was a process with the countries with more with all morocco. no, not just the aristocrats all the time, but people who come from the bottom yet the very, very bottom you could feel he was sincere and that made people hopefully cur, good as well to suffer behind. and we're done. and all this may seem trivial as it's not about big politics or major decisions so, such as, but it created a new style, a new way of governing me. and yet it was a different kind of monarchy and wanna a monarchy in touch with the times could a vic of ex model ah, the king's private life also caused som

mohamed sare's anger, taking our jobs. -- mohammed starts to anchor, taking our jobs.d american football. jonathan: just like that. tom: it is a rare gift. lisa:ow your response. that was quite a question. how long can this dissonance in the fed go on? mohamed: i think either this ride. the fed is going to impose is view -- i think ethan is right and the fed is going to impose its view. the code ability is so low they cannot risk -- the credibility is so low. the market is more likely to come up to the federal reserve than the federal reserve go to the market. tom: what is fascinating the bank of japan got it wrong what seems now a long time ago. it's all this theory impacted by that single mistake the boj made in 2003? diluted rapes, -- they lifted rates. mohamed: i will also cite the ecb, coming out of the global financial crisis, they do not want to be embarrassed again. they have been embarrassed several times. we have had the inflation ms. called. there has been a series and we now have evidence that under this fed volatility during the market volatility during th

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and that's what mohammed wants to his friend back as he's always been a free bird. ah, he has a reminder of the top story we're following for you at the sour. frances highest court has upheld controversial government plans to raise the retirement age from 60 to the 64. campaigners and trade unions have bow to continue the fight against the changes. and the suspect to add the center of a massive view as intelligence leak has appeared in court in massachusetts. but 21 year old air national guardsman is accused of sharing damaging secret material and an online chat group. even beardsley will be here after the break with your business news and an update on germany's nuclear power switch off state you in for that. for more headlines you can always had to our website. that is of course d, w dot com. and you can and you should follow us on social media, our channel there on twitter, and instagram can be found under the handle. see that we use article really thank you so much for your company with some times that i have that you out the highlights for should you read the bo

we got mohammed vow, here live in the studio forest mohammed, you've covered as i've been saying, you've been covering sudan for years. not only, you know, the transitional phase and the coo years, but going back to the decades of conflict involving dar foreign and south sudan. this is really a shock though, isn't it to one side he to see these kinds of scenes in khartoum, in the center in, in prominent places were, you know, listening to him are on the phone. wicked here the fighting around the presidential palace to be a huge shock to the sudanese psyche in the center. right. right. in a way, yes or that the fighting, the heavy fighting has always been over the last several decades going on on your happening only at the outskirts in the far flung regions like dar for noble mountains and the south capital has in quite a bit of violence during the last few years, but it was yet military learning fire on protesters and so on a different ceiling. yes. a different type of cycle of violence. this is seen is unprecedented. or something like this happened in 2008, when highlighted by him tried

more than 6000 people have signed a petition, requesting the cranes for lease and that's what mohammed wants to his friend back as he's always been a free bird. ah mo, the best to the, to the is a reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour. police in japan have detained a suspect for allegedly throwing a smoke bomb. as prime minister from yoshida was due to give a campaign speech. the incident comes less than here after former prime minister sion so op and was assassinated while campaigning coming up next shift looks at how technology is being used to fight climate change, watching detail the news for me and the team here in berlin. thanks for keeping us company, they wanted to know what makes the german he just did the john love via banning thing with them away from us. but i'm not even know how to work my own car and everyone with later holes and everything today. earth getting are you ready to meet the german.

i very much agree with mohammed.would say the fed has been clear and it makes it easy to say that unless something wild happens in the next few weeks, they will go 25 basis points and then it is likely that they may pause and that will relate how the inflation report comes out. but they are getting into the fives and that is something we have talked about for many months, i think that is where the fed was going and i think they made it fairly clear that is where they were going and are probably going to pause at 5% and 5.5%. tom: i look at the one million jobs for revisions of the last 90 days. the three-month moving average is 355,000. that is a booming job economy under any theory. how distant is jerome powell from his higher unemployment that he desires? randy: so as i said, the fed is not going to quit until the labor market quits. the labor market has not yet because i think the view is still it will be difficult to bring inflation down on a consistent and permanent way until you see more weakness in the job mar

mohamed l centre... to exploit, yeah. we will have to leave it there. mohamed, | centre... do stay safe. thank you for sparing time this evening. mohamed alamin in the sudanese capital of khartoum. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines today. roads and railways between northern spain and southern france have been closed because of huge wildfires on both sides of the border. the worst affected area is northern catalonia, with huge plumes of smoke drifting above the town of yansa. the area has seen little rainfall over the winter following last summer's long drought. the british aviation industry says it can reach net zero by 2050, so long as it receives proper government support. at a sustainable skies world summit that began in farnborough today, the biggest companies said they can reach that target using more efficient aircraft and alternative fuels. but european airlines say it will cost them more than 800 billion euros, which will need to come from higherfares. angry birds are being consumed by soni

al, our top joined us live now from summer mohammed. so what more details do we know about this stampede that is according to the ministry of health, the said that the at least $78.00 people got killed because of this time paid and also the electric shock. they also mentioned that the dozens of people been also injured. 13 of them have serious injury the require medical and vertical interventions. so this is a tragic incident. the, the, the ministry of health have sound ambulances along with the security forces in order to chick and, and also to inspect about the causes of this incident. the, the president of the supreme political council for the government said that the v a, he called for an investigation until the, the incident also he has called for preventing any, any, any future incidents forces similar to this one. so this is the, the, this is a travel incidence that happened to 8 o'clock in the night. people poor people got together in the, in the distribution center for distributing financial assistance for poor people. there we

mohamed mohamed osman, bbc news, khartoum.en jailed for 16 years for sexually abusing boys and young men. thomas mckenna, who is 62, pleaded guilty to 162 charges in relation to the attacks at crossmaglen rangers gaelic football club in county armagh. the health secretary steve barclay says he intends to take legal action against the royal college of nursing union over its planned strike from april 30th to 2nd may. nhs employers wrote to mr barclay asking him to check the legality of the action, because the rcn's mandate to strike ends in early may. around 16,000 people will be taking to the streets of london on sunday for this year's marathon. among them will be a woman in her 70s going for a world record, and a man who is terminally ill, who'll have to walk all the way. sophie raworth reports. she may be 72, but yuko gordon is still running around a0 miles every week as she tries to break a world record by finishing in under three hours and 2a minutes. commentator: the gold medal, the first ever - in the ladies�* marathon...

when the bride was opened, mohammed went down to the street. and then i was told that there was a young man lying on the ground and i went to see who it was. and so my son was, what is the goal of the army today? they just come and kill. he was 15 years old. i want to understand with it or what are some of the kids were on the 1st bullet, hit him in the shoulder. so it's not that bad. the 2nd hit, his head, and the 3rd, his stomach of the blood was streaming from his mouth. i took him to the hospital, my god, have mercy on him. home. it was just walking down the street. the soldier doesn't differentiate between a young or old person and when they shoot and they don't differentiate, either they killed him in vain for not doing anything. he didn't cause problem. he was a com. yup man, ah . luggage for bottom, norma uloa. i wasn't home. i did not know anything. i did not know the military was in the camp. she called me, but i was sleeping late and my mother woke me up and told me that mohammed died. i did not believe her. i went to the hospital to

they couldn't agree on anything. mohammed stay with me for a minute. we just wanna take in these pictures. these are quite dramatic pictures ma'am. and on the one hand you have life pictures coming in from mud away. that's in the north, the saddle on the left hand of the screen. we've got life pictures coming in from hot tomb. how shocking mohammed is it to look at those pictures and both of them sadly, look similar. they covered in black smoke. every sign of the result of intense fighting going on. and this coming just a few hours after we heard from both factions, b, r, s, f, and the army that they were working on. some kind of resolution here. that means that within each one of the groups, there are elements that don't want this agreement. they think that they can solve the problem with that, with that with force and the, the control of whether it's mohammad, the gallow, or whether it's mandible hahn is not you know, sufficient to, to get these units under control. they have never the we can talk, we can say that it might be the case with her mom at

general mohammed hummed, undergo lou, widely known as him at t in charge. both made their names during the brutal conflict and sedans doth for region. so the pro democracy movement nonetheless tried to keep hope alive and took to the streets early this year. but instead of turning to democracy on the 15th of april, the 2 generals turned on each other and to talk more about that revolution i'm joined in the studio, asked me, is some, he is a sudanese artist, an activist he till pot in the revolution process that led to the i'll stop sedans, long time ruler, oma, i'll be share in 2019 welcome back me to 3. to get to be talking to you again. the last time was around at the time of the protests. i just wanna begin by asking you how you feel about what's happening right now. back in your home country for personal feeling is very terrifying. amends is the 1st time that we witness a very large scale war that where, where the conflict areas around my family houses and my friends houses. so i see my friends all the, the, both of the ground, their buddies are the bot

come on up. >> today a mohammed day (laughter.) >> thank you. (clapping.) then lastly, i want to call you think persian woman and tech sophie for all you're amazing work you have done (clapping.) . thank you. >> yeah. one second so then also let's give up for the wonderful happening displays thank you for her amazing work and (clapping.) for again, it is absolutely beautiful and hand it back to severing any. >> thank you, supervisor. and mayor for an incredible speech this today would not be possible without the support of many of our community members and giving the time, and money because it costs something like to lee like this and recognize those who really have been the pillar important for the program and for the most part the culture family foundation (clapping.) has been supporting this initiative for many, many years we appreciate that. mr. mohammed and christen. >> (clapping). >> i think beyond the community we also need to see around us in the city and they need to step up and also support thankful for amazon crews and san francisco giants in sup

mohammed, great to have you with us.l us about the challenging conditions that you are working under and the shortage of supplies that you're facing. >> thank you very much for having me live. the situation is really -- it's a real catastrophe. the situation is really getting worse every day as people are running out of supplies. they are running out of cash because they don't have access to banking system or any electronic systems. so the situation is getting bad. most people are leaving kh khartoum. hospitals are completely out of service. in addition, they're running out of medical supplies, running out of oxygen and medical supplies. the conflict that inspired the cease-fire which was announced, it has continued in some areas in khartoum. people are trying to stay either in-house or stay out of khartoum. shortage of fuel is reported. the prices of fuel almost ten times, and this is actually reflected in the shortage of major transport and prices of tickets that are almost ten times. so people, they cannot afford to f

mohammed, you know, mohammed tried to interrupt . mohammed, sorry to interrupt.an do the evacuated. and they can do the same with with the civilian ones. okay, mohamed, thank you wew— ones. okay, mohamed, thank you werw much.— ones. okay, mohamed, thank you werw hueh. soot— ones. okay, mohamed, thank you very much. good luck— okay, mohamed, thank you very much. good luck to you. your— very much. good luck to you. your howet— very much. good luck to you. your loved ones— very much. good luck to you. your loved ones out there as wehh— your loved ones out there as wehh hhet— your loved ones out there as well. that of— your loved ones out there as well. that of course, mohamed al shatt— well. that of course, mohamed al sherht. there— well. that of course, mohamed al sharif. there is— well. that of course, mohamed al sharif. there is a— well. that of course, mohamed al sharif. there is a sudanese eohrhuhhtw— sharif. there is a sudanese community activist. just community activist. i'm just going— community activist. i'm just tohe-hert- community activist. i'm just goin

famously mohammed ali did that to win it for i mohammed ali did that to win it for a third time and thatinst the wrong person, your path towards a potential world title closes quickly. it potential world title closes cuickl . , . ~ potential world title closes cuickl . , ., . ., ., quickly. it is a cruel world out there, quickly. it is a cruel world out there. that — quickly. it is a cruel world out there, that is _ quickly. it is a cruel world out there, that is the _ quickly. it is a cruel world out there, that is the reason - quickly. it is a cruel world out there, that is the reason i - quickly. it is a cruel world out there, that is the reason i didj quickly. it is a cruel world out - there, that is the reason i did not become a professional boxer. that is the reason? that is the reason. we are going to check in with matt for the weather. look at that view behind you! we have not been seeing much of that sky around of late. there is sunshine, just to prove if there are grey skies it is not every folk. some sunshine across eastern england and where you get the sunshine, scotland and

general mohammed darlow. —— general de gallo.st gone. temperatures widely in the mid—teens, low twenties in western scotland. north sea coast always somewhat chillier, but for all of us, some colder prospects in the days ahead. low pressure rolls across the uk through the remainder of the weekend, bringing outbreaks of rain, setting up some quite strong winds across northern scotland by the end of sunday. and they are northerly winds, and they will advance arctic air all the way south across the uk for the early part of the new week. so, a big change to come. for the rest of today, some showery rain moving across england and wales, perhaps something heavier and more persistent moving into the south coast by the end of the night. some rain for northern ireland, southern and central scotland. to the north, i think the skies somewhat clearer. we're looking at a mild night, frost—free with temperatures in the mid range of single figures. 0n into sunday, quite a spell of wet weather targeting the south east of england and east anglia.

this is amina mohammed, the u.n.'s deputy secretary-general. >> it is a clear violation of our fundamental human rights of women. female staff members are centl, including the delivery of lifesaving assistance and subnational colleagues have already experienced restrictions on their movements. amy: this comes as the u.n. warns a record 28.3 million people in afghanistan are in need of assistance this year, with 6 million of them one step away from famine. meanwhile, the biden administration has released its long-anticipated report on the withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan in 2021. the report found u.s. officials should have begun an evacuation sooner, but determined actions taken by former president trump set the stage for chaos as the taliban overran the capital kabul. in the united states, the tennessee house of representatives voted thursday to expel two democratic members for joining peaceful protest seconds gun violence inside the state capitol last week. justin jones of nashville and justin pearson of me

but now, sir don, once again faces an uncertain future for healing mohammed al jazeera. or let's go now to him. morgan, whose life frosts from the capital haughty him and him or you have been sheltering in a basement term for a good portion of the day. the challenging time for many people and her team, what more are you hearing about the latest attempt to cease farther? one from the very 1st minutes of the seas file, which was supposed to start at around 6 pm local time, beth around 16 gmc, we were able to hear heavy artillery fire around the vicinity of the general command of the army as well as around the vicinity of the presidential palace and the central parts of the capital for 2. we also heard from several residence in various residential neighborhood around the capital in the city of on demand in northern part of the capital that they were able to hear intense, heavy artillery being fired. and this is in the 1st few hours of the fighting. now the general command, the area of the general command of the army, has been the scene of intense and strong fighting between

of the israeli director talia finkel, anna and the egyptian doctors tells about the arab doctor mohammedelm, who, posing as supporters of the fascist regime, saved a jewish family of four from the nazi death camps mohammed helmi. the first arab to be awarded the honorary title of righteous among the nations, who posthumously conferred on him the institute for holocaust studies of the jerusalem yad vashem museum in 2013, if possible, for the seed of our viewers , a few words. and the story that you came across when you were preparing this film, when the nazis came to power, and mohammed helmi was an egyptian with a dark skin color, he was arrested after prison. he saved a jewish girl. her name was anna boroz. she was 15, he passed her off as a muslim woman, for a long time he hid her real nationality in order to save her life and her family. he died in 1972. he did not have children and i rejoice the righteous of the peoples of the world from the israeli state. how much am i understand? the method of creating this picture is similar to the investigation, when i found out the story of dr.

we can do it this morning into our funding mohammed volume. we were talking about the fact that be any efforts to try to find a solution to this. and even in the long term, toward working towards a transitional, government are based on trust and one can only imagine as we were talking about, that trust is no longer a factor in any of this in order to try to bring this to some sort of even temporary cease fire. is there a way that you could think of bringing both sides together? is that a possibility that both sides are able to be brought together to at least give a pause to what's going on? i don't think that opposed to previous circumstances is possible. and i think that once the 1st going so does fire. it's not easy to define them and to the law, the whole dynamics of stopping all it is becomes completely different on the dynamics to sustain a war or sustain about this is about so far as i see, it is the philosophical war and there is no comparison when it comes to go to the type of that the south has, has a bossing for us. that was the main

to top generals army chief abdul fatter album han and his deputy mohammed hummed on douglas. both are accused of human rights abuses and battle for power has derailed the countries transition to democratic rule. after decades of dictatorship and civil war, he has had been morgan from cartoon explosion. am gunfire shake hard to me. despite, as he's fire announcement, the fighting between the sudanese army and the paramilitary rapid support forth it shows no sign of the thing. the humanitarian cost is rising, hundreds of people have been killed and thousands are injured. healthcare services have been brought to a standstill. after heavy bombardment, hospitals and clinics are closed, leaving patients, untreated ambulances have been targeted, preventing them from reaching the wounded and special of darma had though the doctors had to evacuate all the cases except the cases inside the intensive care units. there was a shortage and stuff medicine and oxygen. the hospital is witnessing a shortage in many things. even the doctors we have left the streets are really quiet. people say

and that will remain the priority of our diplomatic focus in the region. rayleigh mohammed reports on how those unable to flee the conflicts or coping people in khartoum, a living in the middle of a was own. what was once a bustling market is now piles of rubble. buildings and homes are in ruins, this burritos for here. i need our from here, my house here. and hunter body are suffering of lack of food local for if the hittie lack of florida, we don't have it the city for 3 days. now, i'm also gonna have, ah, existing order people say, well it says i'm missing, but they can't go out and search for them as they're too scared to leave the house . doctors have described the situation as catastrophic visits, a lot a little, much a lot of the hospital east till operational, but not to the full capacity due to the shortage of medical equipment. let alone difficult to the medical st. her face to get to work with the fighting in the capital is centered around the presidential palace and the army headquarters. this video appears to show members power military rapid support forces with the comma

ali and nor mohammed's changed his name from all of a house in north, from a gallon brauner. ah. * fishing is a pension fema helmet, it could be a helpful distraction for him and his family from the pressures of a long ramadan, fasting deck ah, ah, i thought fasting would be much easier, but it was, it was actually quite difficult for me. and i, i, i did sheets by drinking some water on sundays and i will have to add those base to my fast robert, i'm from northwest when i was there, 74. if i would follow the koran strictly, i would pray e shop in electrical december and then puts out the day after because you had the light. now shanrice will be quite sure how she paid um, actually since september. but then there's no, do think like 20 on january obviously you credit on some changes with although the wind, today's can be relatively short and new zealand newly converted muslims can still find it difficult to fast. but it's part of the discipline or i'm a dump of a thing. what about how to think what we've done while i actually found i just, i think my body was adapted for copie

twenty-year-old mohamed is one of them. he tells us he left sudan three years ago with his half-brother, fleeing government persecution. on the way here, he says, the two were locked up in a libyan prison for six months. really that place was so dark. after we get out, they were walking with their guns, and they shoot. they were not looking for anybody, they were just shooting, shooting, shooting. maybe they hit you in the head, in your face, any place. they are going to kill you. and most of our friends - they died there. mohamed's dream: to study medicine in britain and become a doctor. the coastal patrols won't stop him from braving the dangerous crossing. we do not have a choice. we are trying to get there, and we'll see what they are going to do for us. our friends there, they used to tell us that the situation there is that the british - they are going to care about the sudanese. if i have a dream, i am going to try to do it. many people feel the same way as mohamed, says francesca morassut. she works for an aid organ

the violence is a power struggle between army, chief of delphi, to albert han and mohammed ham. done douglas who commands the rapid support forces once allies. now the 2 generals disagree on when and hell, the paramilitary unit will be integrated into the armed forces. that's the last barrier in the ship to a civilian that government home a little about a little higher when the longer the dust, all the dreams of the youth and the sudanese, that evolution did evolution that started peacefully. his now became a fight. i'm disappointed both general say they're committed to the transition agreement and are blaming one another for the escalation. just weeks ago, there was a sense of hope that long running negotiations had succeeded, but now so don, once again faces an uncertain future. for hila mohammed al jazeera or heaven, morgan has befallen developments from the capital her tim, on the very 1st minutes of the ceasefire, which was supposed to start at around 6 p. m. local time. that's around 16 at g m t . we were able to hear heavy artillery fire around the vicinity of the general

ali and north mohammed changed his name from all of a house in north from l. brawner. ah . * * fishing is a pension from ahem. it, it could be a helpful distraction for him and his family from the pressures of a long ramadan fasting day. ah, it thought plastic would be a much easier, but it was, it was actually quite difficult for me. and i, i, i did cheap by 3 good, so water on sundays. and i will have to add those base to buy fast after i, but i'm from authorized on that. when i was there, $74.00, if i would follow the court on tuesday, i would pray e shop and electric for december. and then i'll shut the day after, because you had the light. now sunrise will be push on washer pay. fuck gem, actually september. but then that is not due until like 10 pm gentlemen, job issue credit to show you some changes with although the wind, today's can be relatively short and new zealand newly converted muslims can still find it difficult to fast. but it's part of the discipline, ramadan for leasing. one of the hardest things i've ever done in my life actually. um i just, i think

twenty-year-old mohamed is one of them. he tells us he left sudan three years ago with his half-brother, fleeing government persecution. on the way here, he says, the two were locked up in a libyan prison for six months. really that place was so dark. after we get out, they were walking with their guns, and they shoot. they were not looking for anybody, they were just shooting, shooting, shooting. maybe they hit you in the head, in your face, any place. they are going to kill you. and most of our friends - they died there. mohamed's dream: to study medicine in britain and become a doctor. the coastal patrols won't stop him from braving the dangerous crossing. we do not have a choice. we are trying to get there, and we'll see what they are going to do for us. our friends there, they used to tell us that the situation there is that the british - they are going to care about the sudanese. if i have a dream, i am going to try to do it. many people feel the same way as mohamed, says francesca morassut. she works for an aid organ

or i, let's bring in mohammed vow mohammed, you've covered obviously sedan over the years. you're very familiar with not only this, the years of the transitional conflict, but the conflict in dar for the conflict with the south of sedan. it's always good to have you here and bring your insight to this. at this stage, we can see that those fighting, breaking out all around the country. is this becoming another phase in what you can describe as the civil war? it's been going on for decades to win division. this might be the, the mother of the civil wars saying that this might be the final civil war. many people are expecting are much worse to happen in this particular instance than before. what we saw in the r 4 was limited to the 4, or we saw in the south before the south separator or, or got it sir in the vendors, was somehow limited to the south. but now this we have hauling into question again the units yesterday. yes, yes, because remember that there have been calls over the last few years. the last since the qu, there have been for the 1st time in the history of so then

and to mohammed hummed gallow and the leaders of the rapid support forces . the exchange of fire must stop immediately and the voice of reason must rule. everyone will lose and there's no victory. when it is a top the body of our people plan to return power to a civilian government and to merge force and fell apart. after weeks of tensions this, you need the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces failed to agree in a new command structure on us secretary of state antony blinking address the conflict major parties in khartoum. some weeks ago reached a very important framework agreement on how to proceed with a transition to civilian government. and there's been real progress in trying to move that forward. i spoke to jennifer han just a couple of days ago on, on that very topic. and there's still some remaining important remaining issues that need to be dealt with. but i think there's a real opportunity to move forward on the framework. and certainly that's what we're for. what we're, we're strongly supporting each side claims. the fighting was started

why journalists mohammed amine is standing by . uh huh. thank you so much for joining us. please tell us 1st of all what's happening where you are this morning? yes, this one in the last is a good day, as even more aggressive than use of the pose are, are a lot of shins from around the workers and the airplanes have to join the south component. that is fighting in front of the army had workers. so there is a leg attack, i mean, it was so the 2 sides claim control in the us. i mean the south and out of it. and this is continuing now that when it is a, has read actually from the majority of the city on the 2 sides to a, down, a military lane with just this morning. i mean has night that and then this kind of conflict reports actually is in ongoing between the 2 sites, but it can be, i mean the classes can be when it's all over them and it sounds, homes on the compressor everywhere. and of course, i mean you mentioned electricity is down as a civilian sterile beasley heavily impacted what's going on and the fighting around the airport has also led to some international carrie