egypt's presidential election next year he left egypt after losing to the muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election she figures been a critic of the current president of the fatah sisi. yemen's former president ali abdullah saleh says he's open to talks with saudi arabia to end the war at least forty people have died during infighting between forces loyal to him and the who threw rebels in santa the two sides have been battling with government forces together. police in germany have used water cannon to disperse demonstrators in the city of hanover protesting against the far right party which is meeting to elect a new leadership the party could become the biggest opposition bloc in parliament the chancellor angela merkel forms a coalition government with the social democrats the u.s. senators narrowly passed a bill for the biggest overhaul of the tax system in thirty years it's a political victory for. the house of representatives has passed a separate version now both chambers will have to meet and agree on a final version of the bill as the headlines news c

the vote president putin is widely expected to win a forced term and egypt's former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary morsi has been tried in several cases since he was deposed following mass protests and a military coup four news and half an hour listening post this next. step. back in. the carriage or. hello i'm richard give to your at the listening post this week we're breaking format to talk about a gaping hole in news coverage on a story that matters according to a global surveyor.

since losing to the muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi in egypt's two thousand and twelve presidential election the former prime minister an air force commander announced last week he plans to run for president in two thousand and eighteen and come up president of the tile sisi is widely expected to seek another term so heart disease is an associate professor of law at a and university and also a member of the egyptian american rule of law so see a shrink she says it is likely that there is some truth to she thinks claim of being barred from leaving. he clearly has been deported and presumably the reason why he was deported was in retaliation for his claiming that he was barred from departing the u.a. e. for france and a european trip or he was going to be campaigning among the egyptian diaz for there and then presumably heading to egypt so i don't think that he would take such a big political risk of insulting his hosts for over five years who effectively gave him refuge while he was facing criminal charges in egypt that he would do something like that publicly on a jersey if at least

egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three is in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech he made while in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests and a military coup in twenty thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in twenty twelve. the end of the year is it's additional time to have a posse especially for workers to socialize with colleagues for a change that's also the norm in south korea but the video is no doubt seen at a hospital talent show has sparked debates about the treatment of women by their bosses kathy novak reports on the capital sold. treatment when these women became nurses this was not part of the job description video of them dancing at a hospital talent show was posted on social media prompting a national conversation about something not often openly discussed in south korea the treatment of women in the workplace these nurses didn't want their identities revealed fearing repercussions at work for the t

former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech he made while in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests and a military coup in twenty thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in twenty twelve three u.n. agencies have a shared a joint statement condemning the war in yemen saying people there can't stand another day of fighting the world health organization the world food program and unicef say the conflicts created the world's worst humanitarian crisis there's widespread famine and displacement as well as an outbreak of cholera much of the country's infrastructure and health system has been destroyed by saga that coalition air strikes and rebel shelling but u.s. defense secretary james mattis is defending washington support of the saudi led coalition fighting who say rebels in yemen matters says the u.s. is working with the saudi alliance to limit civilian casualties as well as a vising o

an egyptian course has sentenced former islamist presidents mohamed morsi to three years in prison for insulting the judiciary morsi was toppled by a ministry who in twenty thirteen has been detained everything and has faced trial on several charges. mourners in new york city have held a vigil to honor the victims of an apartment fire that killed twelve people including four children it was the deadliest fire and decades officials say the blaze was started by a preschooler who had been playing with the stove. authorities in serbia have discovered a huge stockpile of toxic waste at a private property outside the capital of belgrade twenty five tons of deadly chemicals were being illegally stored in portie sea of barrels local residents have been warned not to use area wells in case their contaminated. well germany's all conquering football team are currently world champions confederation cup holders and number one on the fifth charts the team is now preparing to defend its welcome. in russia and. he has all the ingredients needed to win the competition for a fifth time. for germany. the

and egyptian court has sentenced former as the most president mohammed morsi to three years in prison for insulting the judiciary morsi was toppled by a military coup in twenty thirteen he's been detained ever since and has faced trial on federal charges. mourners in new york city have held a vigil to honor the victims of an apartment fire that killed twelve people including four children it was the city's deadliest fire in decades officials say the blaze was started by a priest who had been playing. sports news now in germany's all conquering football team are currently world champions confederations cup holders and number one on the face the charts as he is now preparing to defend its title and russia. believes he has all the ingredients needed to win the competition for a fifth time. for germany. the upcoming world cup is the branding in his reputation if germany to defend its title. the world is probably seeing that germany are favorites. every team that plays against those will want to take us. from the second round to the quarterfinals and semifinals. the pressure will be greate

since losing to the muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi in egypt's twenty twelve presidential election the former prime minister and air force commander announced last week he plans to run for president in twenty eighteen. but francis has defended his silence and min ma over the plight of range of refugees saying he spoke the truth in private he's been facing international criticism for not directly addressing the crisis during his visit to myanmar i did this week the pontiff didn't mention the ethnic minority until he was in bangladesh when he met ringette but escaped the minister crackdown across the border and a nighttime curfew is in place and one dear assaulting days of protests that security forces have been given extra powers to stop the violence that's followed last sunday's presidential election one person's died with dozens injured off a six days of play when it is yet to emerge from the vote but those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the coming war on china such of that's a lot by the off. the bat the. with. with. with the. with. the. wi

courts have refused saying the soldiers would not receive a fair trial egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting that you you'll see has been tried in several cases since he was deposed in twenty thirty following mass protests the military to. russia's supreme court has upheld a ban on opposition leader alexei navalny running for president next year not always been barred because of a fraud conviction which he says is politically motivated stay with us here on al-jazeera up next it's people in power. an underground fire has been burning for over a century beneath india's largest coal for two decades of under strange open calls mining has brought the fire to the surface with dreadful consequences for three courses of a million people thousands of homes for ready been destroyed their inhabitants forced into school it's a combination hospitals have been inundated with victims of toxic fumes so what lies behind supporting human and environmental disaster. this is very yeah. wolverine's over into. the premier there who knew him when

egypt's former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison and fined over half other defendants will also be jailed. they were all accused of inciting demonstrations, defaming judicial personnel, and attempting to topple the state using twitter accounts. mr morsi is already serving a life sentence for allegedly conspiring to commit terrorist acts. younger people will enjoy the biggest "inheritance boom" of any post—war generation — that's according to the think tank, the resolution foundation which analyses living standards. those born in the 80s and early 90s, known as millennials, will inherit more wealth than previous generations — there's one snag though — they'll be in their 60s on average before they can enjoy the windfall as our business correspondentjoe lynam explains. we've long been told that millennials, aged between 17 and 35, face major financial challenges. they are paid less than their parents, they won't have generous pensions, and they can't get on the housing ladder. so we know there's a big generational wealth divide. millennials are accumulat

politically motivated is calling for his supporters to boycott the vote egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting me due to sharing morsi has been tried in several cases since he was deposed in twenty thirteen following mass protests in a military coup stay with us inside story is next. demonstrations in cities across iran the biggest in nearly a decade but prices are too high and the government's corrupt in two thousand and nine unrest was met with a minister crackdown so how will the government deal with the people's today this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. death or freedom it's a chant that was heard around iran this week but angry of the high cost of basic goods the price of eggs for example has gone up forty percent in just six months some iranians say it's time for the government to focus on domestic issues and to forget syria and forget but a sign these protesters hope the iran nuclear deal in two thousand and fifteen would ease their financial struggles most international sanctions were lifted but lif

viewers may know that he was a finalist in the 2012 presidential elections and barely lost to mohammed morsid in a military coup injuly 20 13. so when he was no longer going to be president there were fears he would be prosecuted along with all the other former mubarak regime would be prosecuted along with all the otherformer mubarak regime is and he did have charges against him. he fled to the united arab emirates so he fled to the united arab emirates so he would not be subject to the same fate as many of the mubarak officials because he used to be minister of aviation and was a former military general. do you think his announcing his intention to run for the presidency would have been unsettling for the current president? would he have been a real contender? yes, i think it is a serious contender. for one reason. in the last six years a growing number of egyptians are starting to reminisce and have nostalgia for the mubarak era. they feel they are poorer 110w, mubarak era. they feel they are poorer now, under much more economic hardship. they don't see democracy, they seek more political

egyptian, very wealthy egyptian industrialist, and the topic was so hard, it was when president mohamed morsi mood turning against them. he stopped the interview after 12 minutes because the topic was so difficult. it was life or death for him, he received threats and he was worried about his family's safety. we continued the interview but it shows you, it's indicative of how difficult the subject matter is. one thing i've done, and i really appreciate the opportunity to do it, is take the show on the road, because to reach some of these stories, some of these places as well. not everyone can come to the hardtalk studio in london. i can actually go on the road and do it myself so the reportage becomes me gathering some of the information, some of the case which we can then put, for example in honduras, to the president of the country after we'd been to the city that has the highest homicide rate in the world, which is being crippled by gang, drug cartel warfare. we could actually talk to people suffering from that reality before going into the corridors of power. to get an eyewitness account,

the vote president putin is widely expected to win a forced term and egypt's former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary morsi has been tried in several cases since he was the pows following mass protests and a military coup four news and half an hour listening post this next. i took a hard look at that that could happen. i now feel. like . i think that hot air like oil. alarm richard gives birth in europe the listening post this week we're breaking format to talk about a gaping hole in news coverage on a story that matters according to a global survey taken earlier this year the number one threat in people's minds was the islamic state number two was climate change but when climate change makes it onto the news agenda as it has this week with the cop twenty three conference in germany or alongside coverage of extreme weather events it seldom stays there once the storms or the conferences pass the media move on we're focusing on the climate change story this week and the coverage it does not get in part two of our program

egypt's former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison and fined over halfthey were all accused of inciting demonstrations, defaming judicial personnel, and attempting to topple the state using twitter accounts. mr morsi is already serving a life sentence for allegedly conspiring to commit terrorist acts. russia has effect set rejected an appealfrom this russia has effect set rejected an appeal from this man to fight next yea r‘s appeal from this man to fight next year's election. he says it charge has been concocted with the express purpose of the disqualifying him from challenging president putin. for the past couple of months, millions of people have been enjoying blue planet two — the latest landmark series from the bbc‘s natural history unit. the department is currently celebrating 60 years of bringing viewers wildlife from some of the most remote locations on earth — asjohn maguire has been finding out. i spent several days wandering around the station, looking for animals. then one day, i was lucky. it is 1957, and a youthful david attenborough is in

egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech he made whilst in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests in the military coup in two thousand and thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters and twenty twelve on the top appeals court in september separate twenty five on charges of harming national security by leaking state documents to castle. president has called on the military to help find a cholera outbreak has killed at least forty one people in the capital is soka at. needed to try to stop the epidemic from spreading there is all you had more news on al jazeera off the inside story. we hold president. putin has announced his running for. any viable opposition this is inside story. welcome to the program. has been in power for nearly twenty years a dominant figure in russia's post soviet political scene vladimir putin now says he's running for a fourth term in office as an independe

egypt's former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech he made whilst in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests in the military coup in two thousand and thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in twenty twelve and the top appeals court in september held a separate twenty five year on charges of harming national security by leaking state documents to castle zambian president has called on the military to help find a cholera outbreak has killed at least forty one people in the capital is soka at. needed to try to stop the epidemic from spreading those are your headlines more news on al-jazeera after inside story. we hold.

egypt's former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison and fined over halfs will also be jailed. they were all accused of inciting demonstrations, defaming judicial personnel, and attempting to topple the state using twitter accounts. mr morsi is already serving a life sentence for allegedly conspiring to commit terrorist acts. police are appealing for witnesses after a man opened fire on a fast food restaurant in east london seriously injuring two teenagers. police were called to plaistow last night. two 16—year—olds were injured, one suffered a gunshot injury to the back, the second boy suffered a gunshot wound to the leg. they are in a stable condition in hospital. a 26—year—old man will appear in court today charged with the murder of mohammed aftab from rochdale. mr aftab — who was 21 — was found with stab wounds to his neck on a country lane on christmas day. his father altaf hussain said his son's death was a "devastating loss". younger people will enjoy the biggest "inheritance boom" of any post—war generation — that's according to the think tank, th

after announcing his intention to run for president had been based in abu dhabi since losing to mohamed morsi in the twenty twelve egyptian election and come later abdel fattah el-sisi is widely expected to seek another term. then they will peace prize will be awarded on december the tense to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons and the days leading up to the award in all slow we're looking at the nuclear capabilities of individual countries the u.k. was the third country in the world to obtain nuclear weapons but now it faces strong moral and political opposition to retaining its aust no on the way phillips reports inside the control room tension mounted. a weapon so terrible that britain argued then and now it helps guarantee peace nine hundred fifty two it explodes its first nuclear bomb off the coast of australia today its nuclear weapons are exclusively just for submarines at least one of which is always armed at a secret location at sea britain builds the bombs on the submarines but the missiles come from the united states. if relationships between united states united

since losing to the muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi in egypt's twenty twelve presidential election the former prime minister and air force commander announced last week he plans to run for president in twenty eighteen incumbent president abdel fattah el-sisi is widely expected to seek another term but those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the cost statement that's a lot of. documentaries . at this time. round. oh i'm has i'm sick of this is counting the cost on to your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week oil sweet spot what price does a barrel of oil have to be so that consumers and producers benefit also this week bitcoins making headlines again but the biggest names in finance can't agree on what it's worth plus african and european union leaders have condemned the refugee slave trade in libya but still no real details on how to stop the smuggling. so what is the ideal price of a barrel of oil well that's something that opec and its allies had to think long and hard about this week in vienna but agreeing to

since losing to the muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi in egypt's two thousand and twelve presidential election the former government minister and the air force commander announced last week he plans to run for president in two thousand and eighteen president of the fight then sisi is not yet announced his bid for a second term but is widely expected to run again. france's president has called on iraq to the sandal all the militias operating in the country including the uranian backed popular mobilization forces and manuel mccall that was speaking in paris after meeting the prime minister of iraq's kurdish autonomous zone in a chair from barzani as accuse the iranian backed militias of abuses against iraqi kurds western leaders are concerned about the spread of iranian influence after the collapse of eisel also said he would help with negotiations between iraqi central government and the kurdish authorities just with koussa get a mission that conflict if i hope that this constructive national dialogue can start very soon and france will do everything so the unity and integrity of iraq

egypt's former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison and fined over half the judiciary. 17 other defendants will also be jailed. they were all accused of inciting demonstrations, defaming judicial personnel, and attempting to topple the state using twitter accounts. mr morsi is already serving a life sentence for allegedly conspiring to commit terrorist acts. lord adonis, who resigned last night as the government's infrastructure adviser, has accused ministers of becoming "hypersensitive to any criticism". the former labour cabinet minister says brexit has "infected" the entire conduct of whitehall. supporters of brexit have responded angrily to the resignation, with the former conservative leader iain duncan smith accusing him of "pontificating." lord adonis spoke earlier to my colleague shaun ley. i have a right to give my opinion. i have been doing that. i was actually appointed as a government adviser to give independent advice. one of my great regrets is that the government, which said it wanted independent advice, then decided they did not like the a

egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech he made while in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests and a military coup in two thousand and thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in two thousand and twelve while the top appeals court in september held a separate twenty five year term on charges of harming national security by leaking state documents to cut it. now followers of a highly conservative form of islam have destroyed the grave of the father of a former king in libya these salafist groups shrines and special graves are a form of idol worship they reportedly remove the relics of shaikh muhammad as the alsa nusi from the site and called for where he was buried more than one hundred years ago he was the father of king andrus alsono see it was al stood in line nine hundred sixty nine in a coup led by former gadhafi. libya's internationally recognized government his people

egypt's former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison and fined over halficiary. 17 other defendants will also be jailed. they were all accused of inciting demonstrations, defaming judicial personnel, and attempting to topple the state using twitter accounts. mr morsi is already serving a life sentence for allegedly conspiring to commit terrorist acts. a fifth person has been arrested in south yorkshire in an ongoing terror investigation. the 21—year—old man was arrested last night in the firth park area of sheffield, and follows the arrests of four men in the city and nearby chesterfield in derbyshire on december 19. younger people will enjoy the biggest "inheritance boom" of any post—war generation — that's according to the think tank, the resolution foundation, which analyses living standards. those born in the 80s and early 90s, so—called millenials, will have to wait for the windfall though. the study estimates that the average age they will inherit something will be 6! years old. here's more from our business correspondentjoe lynam. young people aged

egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech he made while in office or as he's been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests in a military coup in two thousand and thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in two thousand and twelve a top appeals court in september a hell of a separate twenty five year term on charges of harming national security by leaking state documents to qatar. saudi state t.v. has run the first pictures of a high profile prince who was detained for more than three weeks to have been arrested as part of a purge by crown prince mohammed bin solomon who says he is targeting corruption the prince was freed in recent days after agreeing to pay a financial settlement he is the son of the late king abdullah and once led the country's national guard and the video he's shown with the crown prince who is his cousin. footage has emerged from syria showing children being rescued from the damas

arriving in cairo on saturday the former prime minister has been based in abu dhabi since losing to mohamed morsi in two thousand and twelve his family said earlier they feared he'd actually been kidnapped would shift week later denied incoming c.c. is widely expected to seek another term. foreign minister says the i mean been hamilton he will attend the gulf cooperation council meeting in kuwait on tuesday the regional alliance is facing its worst crisis in decades as the saudi led blockade of qatar enters its seven seventh month foreign minister mohammed bin up there who says he hopes the summit will provide a blueprint for ending the standoff u.s. defense secretary james mattis is currently in kuwait as part of his tour to bolster partnerships with the middle east he's off to pakistan on monday where he's expected to push officials to do more to combat armed groups on the taliban the first i'm going to do is to do some listening like i always do my goal is to bind common ground we know we have some common ground they have a. hundred thousand of their group. killed and wounded by terrorists the

egypt's former president mohamed morsi has been sentenced to three years in prison and fined over halfther defendants will also be jailed. they were all accused of inciting demonstrations, defaming judicial personnel, and attempting to topple the state using twitter accounts. mr morsi is already serving a life sentence for allegedly conspiring to commit terrorist acts. a fifth man has been arrested and properties are being searched in sheffield as part of an investigation into an alleged terror attack plot. four men were arrested last week by counter terrorism officers involved in the same operation which is being described as "intelligence led". 0ur correspondent corinne wheatley has sent us this update. well, counterterror police say they arrested a man at about 11 o'clock last night here in the firth park area of the city. he is 21, he is from nearby fir vale, and he was detained on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. we know that two properties were searched by police today. one was a residential address, and another was a business. people

since losing to the muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi in egypt's twenty twelve presidentialelections the former government minister. announced last week he plans to run for president in twenty eighteen. al-jazeera is taking an in-depth look at the state of nuclear weapons and the push for nonproliferation russia has the largest stockpile of nuclear weapons and there's concern the country isn't in a rush to reduce its arsenal but which owns reports. of all the nuclear states in the world russia has the most weapons roughly seven thousand strategic nuclear warheads one thousand five hundred are on missiles ready to be fired from military bases four thousand five hundred stockpiles two thousand five hundred retired waiting to be dismantled it's a major reduction from the cold war years forty thousand new have been amassed by the time the soviet union was nearing collapse but the agreements which produced such significant disarmament are under strain the united states unilaterally withdrew from the n.c. ballistic missile treaty in two thousand and two and recently washington and

arrested and deported from the united arab emirates had been based in abu dhabi since losing to mohamed morsi in the two thousand and twelve election the former prime minister and the air force commander announced last week that he plans to run for president next year the incumbent leader i've been fucked and sisi is widely expected to see another term. there is the man being the release of its journalists who do the same who has spent almost a year in an egyptian prison hussein is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly deny he's repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail he was arrested on the same for the twentieth while visiting family. pope francis has the fended his refusal to directly address the ranger refugee crisis while visiting me on mar the leader of the catholic church says he spoke more candidly in private meetings he's facing international criticism for not using the war drew him until he was in bangladesh where he met for hanjour refugees escaping the military crackdown i mean that is her i was interested in my message getting th

egypt's former president mohammed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech he made while in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests that the military coup in twenty thirteen he's already serving a twenty years said consider another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in twenty twelve the top appeals court in september upheld a separate twenty five year term of charges of harming national security by leaking state documents to cattle to south asia now where india has been angered by the appearance of the palestinian ambassador to pakistan at a rally called by the main suspect in the two thousand and eight by attacks thousands of people gathered in rawalpindi on friday over the u.s. decision on jerusalem it was organized by a conservative alliance linked to half is saying it who's been designated a global terrorist by the us and the un new delhi says it will take up the ambassador's appearance with palestinian authorities india was above one hundred twenty eight countrie

egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech that he made while in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was the pows following mass protests and a military coup in two thousand and thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in two thousand and twelve the top appeals court in september upheld a separate twenty five year term on charges of harming national security by leaking state documents to cover. russia's supreme court has upheld the ban on opposition leader alexina valley running for president next year the valley has been barred because of a fraud conviction which he says is politically motivated he's calling on his supporters to boycott the vote president vladimir putin is why the expected to clean a forced her the greek government has moved to block asylum being granted to one of eight turkish soldiers who fled their country during last year's failed coup an asylum tribunal ruled in favor of the man's appeal

since losing to the muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi and egypt's two thousand and twelve presidential election the former prime minister an air force commander announced last week he plans to run for president in two thousand and twelve incumbent president abdel fatah el-sisi is widely expected to seek another term a nighttime curfew is in place and on doris following days of protests security forces happening given extra powers to stop the violence that followed last sunday's presidential election one person died and dozens were injured after six days a clear winner is yet to emerge from the vote so as of now president won or lando hernandez has narrowly ahead of opposition candidate salvador and. seventeen people have been killed in northeastern nigeria after two female suicide bombers attacked a market that happened in the town of view in borno state one of the women is said to detonate in her explosives at a food distribution center run by a local group. those are the headlines news continues right here on the opposite after return of a president keep it or. this is a president of

egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for his speech me he made while in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests and a military coup in two thousand and thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in two thousand and twelve the top appeals court in september up held a separate to twenty five year term on charges of harming national security by leaking state documents to cut the. saudi state t.v. has run the first pictures of a high profile prince who was detained for more than three weeks well they've been abdullah was arrested as part of a purge by crown prince mohammed bin sol man who says he's targeting corruption well the prince was freed in recent days after agreeing to pay a financial settlement with a is the son of the late king abdullah and was once one led the country's national guard in the video he's shown but the crown prince says his cousin. we have plenty more ahead on the new

the muslim brotherhood candidate mohamed morsi in egypt's twenty trials presidential elections the form of government ministers and among an ounce last week he plans to run for president in twenty eight. the palestinian chief negotiator is warning that u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel would be playing with fire saya barack hats was referring to reports president trump could announce exchanging policy on wednesday but white house officials say a final decision hasn't yet been made in chest reports. the diplomatic status of jerusalem is one of the world's most contested issues israel calls the city its undivided capital and operates its government from there while palestinians claim east jerusalem which israel occupied after the one nine hundred sixty seven war as the rightful capital of their future state despite the unresolved status of the city which is important to muslims christians and jews u.s. president donald trump is reportedly considering recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel in the coming days a major potential shift in policy sharply criticized

since losing to mohamed morsi in the two thousand and twelve election the former prime minister an air force commander announced last week plans to run for president again next year incumbent leader for that has cc's widely expected to seek another term. in associate professor of law at texas a and m. university she says it's likely that there's some truth to claim of being barred from leaving the u.a.e. . he clearly has been deported and presumably the reason why he was deported was in retaliation for his claiming that he was barred from departing the u.a.e. for france and a european trip or he was going to be campaigning among the egyptian diaz for there and then presumably heading to egypt so i don't think that he would take such a big political risk of insulting his hosts for over five years who effectively gave him refuge while he was facing criminal charges in egypt that he would do something like that publicly on a if at least it was there was some truth to it so i think he probably was kept but now he's going to pay a higher price and now i think he is going to face serious pro

iran and possibly it could be a source of tension in the near future egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech that he made while in office warsi has been tried in several cases after he was the pows following mass protests and the military coup in two thousand and thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in two thousand and twelve a top appeals court in september upheld a. twenty five year term on charges of harming national security by leaking state documents to catherine. the funeral has been held for a palestinian man who was shot by israeli soldiers during a protest in gaza the twenty year old was one of thousands of palestinians involved in clashes with the israeli military along the thousand border they're angry at the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel the israeli military says them straight has rolled burning tires and threw rocks at soldiers it says troops fired selectively against four main

presidential elections next year he said he left egypt after the losing to the muslim brotherhood mohammed morsi in the two thousand and eleven election and has been a critic of the current president bill sisi ok keep your thoughts coming into us here on the news grid about all the stories we're covering tweet us at a.j. english or facebook dot com slash a.j. it's great of course what's happened last night seven four five zero one triple one four nine and a.j. news grid is the hash tag for a facebook audience will now see if hollywood's pick for the new one film is a good reflection of the legendary character from him on the program israel's electronic waste we look at how this digital business is posing a health hazard for people in the occupied. looking rather cool but dry across much of the middle east at the moment but some places a cloud sliding over towards the higher ground towards the himalayan plateau but you see a fair amount of sunshine coming behind little bit of cloud there just around the parts of saudi arabia was he wanted to show was here over the next there's a bit for many as y

after announcing his intention to run for president she had been based in since losing to mohamed morsi in the twenty twelve egyptian election and comment leader of the federal c.c. is widely expected to seek another term. iran has opened a one billion dollar extension of a ports which it hopes will allow it to bypass regional rival pakistan as is and has rouhani inaugurated the expansion of the southeast and port on sunday india has also committed five hundred million dollars to the project shallop ballasts explains its strategic importance to india and. chubb a hobby horse is the only one iran has on the indian ocean its location is what makes it important the port allows india to bypass pakistan and trading with iran and afghanistan pakistan blocks land based trade between the countries it provides india with a south north trading route that could go as far as russia a test run of wheat from india's dean dale porte a distant for afghanistan was a success one month ago india will now develop her berths at the port and help build a royal line direct to afghanistan not only does this bu

egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech he made while in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests and a military coup in twenty thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters and twenty twelve the top appeals court in september upheld a separate twenty five year term on charges of harboring national security by leaking state documents to cattle. the zambian president has called on the military to help fight a cholera outbreak that's killed at least forty one people in the capital the starker. look good sense of urgency measures are needed to try to stop the epidemic from spreading including closing some markets more than one of the half thousand people of contracted the disease in september the number of cases decreased in october but new infections have surged in recent weeks those were the headlines here on our dear i'll be back with more news in thirty minutes but next on al-jazee

egypt's former president mohammed morsy has been sentenced to three years in prison on charges of insulting the judiciary for a speech he made while in office morsi has been tried in several cases after he was deposed following mass protests and a military coup in twenty thirteen he's already serving a twenty year sentence in another case on charges of inciting attacks on protesters in twenty twelve and the top of eels caught in september upheld a separate twenty five year term on charges of harming national security by leaking state documents to cattle. i saw has claimed responsibility for an attack on a coptic church and a christian shop gypped at least nine people were killed and five others wounded in the shooting just south of the capital cairo the suspected gunman who was injured before being arrested by police u.s. president trouble offered his condolences saying he stands united with egypt against terrorism charleville it's a small. progress of confidence inside the virgin mary church on the outskirts of cairo the family members of eight different victims brought together by gunmen