well, khalid sheikh mohammad? liking for pakistan's fundamentalist party, which has been close to the muslim brotherhood which originated in egypt. because of this connection khalid sheikh mohammad also served in afghanistan as part of the anti—soviet russian mujahideen, which had been funded and supported by the united states, and pakistan, as well as the rest of the world. from there, he went on the to, went on to become member of al-qaeda, and then he was travelling all over the world, in philippines, in the united states, in africa, as part of his mission to, to recruit and mentor people who werejoining mission to, to recruit and mentor people who were joining al-qaeda, so this is what made him prominent within the organisation, and eventually, what we saw that he was picked up on charges of having been the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks. now people may be surprised to hear that in the sense they would have associated it with bin laden with the decision to organise and carry out the attack, the suggestion from

a trial date is set for khalid sheikh mohammad who is accused of playing a leading role in plotting theeptember 11th attack. more than 30 protests are expected across britain today against boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament in the run—up to brexit. and strictly come dancing looks set to allow same—sex couples to compete from next year. and in half an hour's time, carrie grace and her guests will discuss, in detail, the story of the week — boris johnson's prorogation of parliament. that's dateline at 10:30 here on bbc news. good morning. we can bring you the latest from hong kong. following the pictures of people gathering just an hour ago for the protests which they had been told would not be allowed to ta ke had been told would not be allowed to take place, police have begun firing tear gas and using water cannons to fire blue dyed water to try and disperse large crowds of protesters. a significant number of protesters. a significant number of protesters had gathered as our correspondent has been telling us. we hope to be talking to our correspondent injust a we hope to be

mohammad has also been injured in the field several times. bunch he says in the end all that pain has just made him stronger. now what you're looking at behind me is all that's left of what was once a mass of glaciers that has simply melted away it's iceland's 1st glacier loss to global warming now over the weekend the country marked its disappearance installing a memorial to the former glacier close to the capital reykjavik satellite images taken as recently as 1986 so large amounts of snow and ice around the auk ok you know today there's almost nothing left. the glaciers of iceland are spectacular sight from the air for years regular actual sun has been photographing them. among them this one called ark the country's 1st glacier to officially vanish. it lost its glacier status in 2014 and now a plaque remembers it with a letter to the future. most schoolchildren who know the glaciers 9 to vanish or fix people in iceland both psychologically and emotionally a glycine many of known since childhood has ceased to exist. at a ceremony on sunday

recent post in tehran mohammad marandi is any iranian political analyst and professor at the university of tehran in london sami hamdi editor in chief of the national interests journal welcome to your theft let me start with you in tel aviv so the frequency of israeli attacks are increasing increasing their widening in scope over the weekend without talking about 3 different countries multiple axes of conflict what is benjamin netanyahu up to what's the objective or i think 1st of all we have to be clear that some of these strikes are a legend but israel has taken responsibility for what's happened in syria and i think that obviously israel is trying to show that it's not just hollow rhetoric and mean when israel says that iran cannot threaten israel from syria that it must not intrench there that israel is watching and when iranian forces iranian proxies are staging drones or rockets especially very close to israel's ceasefire lines then they may face some sort of action from israel and i think that's clear and israel has been doing that over the last several years right and this is sa

a military court in the united states has set a trial date for khalid sheikh mohammad, who is accusedtacks on the united states. he'll be tried in guantanamo bay from january 2021. he's already been detained for more than 15 years. let's get the latest from our north america correspondent peter bowes in los angeles. peter, people will ask why this has taken so long? it has been a logistical challenge, a legal challenge for almost all of these 20 yea rs challenge for almost all of these 20 years since 9/11. khalid sheikh mohammad was sent to guantanamo bay under the administration of george w bush, that was where the trial was going to be. then president 0bama tried to move the trial, he had planned to take place in a civilian court in new york city, and prompted outrage, outrage from members of the public, there was a real outcry. a lot of complaints and eventually that was dropped. so the trial went back to guantanamo bay and those are some of the reasons why it was marked taken so long, but apart from that it marked taken so long, but apart from thatitis marked taken so long, but ap

were injured and nearly $3000.00 families lost their homes like many others in the slums of dhaka mohammad for he is a migrant from another part of bangladesh. where displaced due to river erosion we don't own any land iran's any government homes we very poor we live day to day if we get some help we may rebuild in make a living authorities said they have made arrangements so that the slum dwellers left homeless by the fire can stay in schools in the neighborhood for now john are a big and says she has nowhere to go and not much to eat it was sort of c money again there was a fire here and we had to flee with no time to take anything with us if anyone gives us them we can eat we just live in the street now it's not clear how many people are homeless according to the government about 750 shanties were burned down and 450 damaged. one where a big loss to life savings modeler barrel i had 12 and everything was burned i barely escaped with what i'm wearing now i had some gold and around $3500.00 in cash but i couldn't bring anything with me i just managed to lock my door disaster ministry offi

a trial date is set for khalid sheikh mohammad who is accused of playing a leading role in plotting theer 11th attack. and in half an hour here on bbc news: witness history — tiananmen square remembered in china, also how britain pioneered an alternative to prison. crowds of demonstrators have gathered in locations across the uk to protest against the prime minister's decision to suspend parliament. organisers hope tens of thousands of people will take to the streets in dozens of towns and cities. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, is among those addressing the crowd outside the gates of downing street. simonjones has simon jones has our simonjones has our report. they say they want to stop the coup. protesters outside downing street claim borisjohnson is trying to shut down democracy by suspending parliament ahead of brexit. people here insist they want their voices heard. stop brexit! i never thought at my age, 61 years of age, i would have to be here in white or protesting against the shutdown of parliament. to look after their own interest in a way like this is deeply undemocrat

it is interesting that's mohammad bin salman on, when asked about this -- mohammad bin salman, when asked this, said yes, i'm rich. i'm not going to apologize for the fact that i have a lot of wealth. sonali: the whole world has been watching. there were incidents at the end of last year with the khashoggi incident. remember, aramco might be going public. they are also trying to make new cities. between investment and any other kind of business they are willing to invest in, the whole community is watching. david: one of the things i hear increasingly criticized things done under his name, he's also done some real reforms. if it weren't mohammad bin salman, who would it be? would that be better or worse? sonali: who knows? two generations in, now in charge of the kingdom, and their wealth shows for it. thanks so much, sonali. good to have you with us. , after epstein's death over the weekend, the battle over his millions of dollars in assets is just beginning. -- nejra: if you are jumping into your car, tune into bloomberg radio on sirius xm channel 119 or on the bloomberg business at. th

and in an unexpected twist iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif arrived from tehran for talks 2 days after meeting in paris emmanuel markov has been trying to mediate in the iran crisis since the us pulled out of the 2015 iran nuclear deal last year and we imposed sanctions it wasn't long before the apparent g 7 unity on iran was broken mr cavendish. to iran a message to iran that president promises he's going to come over on behalf of our g 7 countries no i am just as. i have trump has also sent mixed messages about the u.s. is trade war with china a dispute that shaking the world economy and worrying g 7 leaders trump told reporters that he had 2nd thoughts about u.s. tariffs on beijing the white house later said the what he meant was that he had regretted not hiking those tariffs higher positions were clearer in trump's 1st meeting with the british prime minister trump threw his support behind briggs it and boris johnson and promised an attractive trade deal if the u.k. leaves the e.u. you need to know if this is the right man for the job michael will undoubtedly hope the u

his goal is to make the fish trade better fresher more sustainable fair that's the concept behind mohammad business to. look to more of the fish will be in frankfurt and the day after that restaurant guests will be able to enjoy fish from to appear.

military advisors as well as top security officials including titled to newsy of saudi arabia and mohammad of egypt. the indie documents indicate that met in strip was financed by german businesses including diamonds the company has so far not responded to our request for comment . after militants returned to braman he came up with a plan to use part of the port as a base for weapons exports. at the same time the b.n. deal was developing a secret plan to export surplus weapons. the project was led by a man known at the time by his code name to all. warm had an office at b.m.d. headquarters near munich and soon began a series of regular meetings with matins. the former s.s. man matins needed the b.m.d. for his ambitious plans and the b. and d. needed matins because he knew who wanted the weapons. but who was sure. as bush norm stone is actually how much funding of the head of the b.n. these procurement departments of each of them to make this was a unique situation from the 2 of the bundeswehr was in the process of updating a number of its weapons systems and that was going to create a lot

we begin with that breaking news out of the g. 7 summit in france iran's foreign minister mohammad serif has made an unexpected visit to beirut's he was just in france a few days ago meeting with president emanuel mccraw who's been trying to revive the nuclear deal that the u.s. withdrew from last year let's go live now to our diplomatic editor james pays his at the g. 7 summit so james what do we know about jabot cerise visit. well confirmation coming in the last 20 minutes or so that he is here in beirut it's coming from the foreign ministry spokesman in tehran a statement put out on their twitter feed in farsi a rough translation here at the invitation of the french foreign minister luckily our our foreign minister dr mohammad job and zarif arrived in the ritz where the group of 7 summits is being held to continue discussions on relations initiatives between the presidents of iran and france but he adds this is significant they'll be no meetings or negotiations with the u.s. delegation on this trip statement confirming that serif is here also come from the iranian mission to the unite

recap our headlines as leaders meet for the g. 7 summit in berates france iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif has made an unexpected visit there are no plans for a meeting with the u.s. delegation the. g 7 leaders have agreed to help the countries affected by fires in the amazon as fast as possible tens of thousands of brazilian soldiers have begun heading into the rainforest to help fight the blaze this president jab also now rose says things are returning to normal. hong kong police have used live ammunition and a water cannon for the 1st time against demonstrators who staged a 3 month long protest they also used tear gas against other demonstrators police were trying to clear crowds of thousands who were blocking the streets. the leader of hezbollah. has called the crashing of an israeli drone in lebanon a very dangerous development the drone came down in the capital beirut as the law says it damaged a building housing its media office in the area of my world in the southern suburbs also said the time when israeli planes can attack lebanon and stay safe is over another israeli

a military court in the united states has set a trial date for khalid sheikh mohammad, who is accused in planning the nine eleven attacks on the united states. he'll be tried in guantanamo bay from january 2021. he's already been detained for more than 15 years. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes, in los angeles, said the date had been a long time coming. it has been a logistical challenge, a legal challenge for almost all of these 20 years since 9/11. khalid sheikh mohammed was detained by the americans in 2003 in pakistan, sent three years later to guantanamo bay, and this is under the administration of george w bush, and the intent always was that that's where the trial was going to be. then president 0bama tried to move the trial, he had a plan for it to take place in the civilian court in new york city, and that prompted an outrage from members of the public, there was a real outcry, lots of complaints about that and the plan was eventually dropped. so the trial went back to guantanamo bay. those are some of the reasons why it's taken so long, but apart from that, it is

racing to save lives rescuer mohammad tommy receives details of the incident over his radio a russian warplane has dropped bombs on an apartment block in moderate a town in syria's province right now every moment counts. they arrive at the scene to look for survivors buried in the rubble who can't get out without their help you have the ownership. this time at least it seems no one is being hurt or means the white helmets assistance. we help injured civilians children women and old people are doing a work that is really important there is no other organization on the sea that saving lives was up for. mohammad join the white helmets and 2013 he's one of 180 volunteers based here at this emergency center. of rescued thousands of people from the rubble that's what inspires mohammed to keep going. still not every mission is a success and the memories of what he's seen still haunt him the. hope of. the worst was when i pulled 2 brothers from underneath a concrete ceiling. both been sleeping in the same bed and one of them was already dead you know which. the other one that made me cry not

again live university of tehran professor said mohammad marandi for more on this now the u.s. special representative appears to suggest the sanctions are not a key cause of iranian hardship and blames tehran's policies instead what do you make of that. well 1st of all when he speaks about marxism i think he's clueless about what marxism actually means this very studio that i'm sitting in right now belongs so 5 a company you don't have 5 it ownership in the in the marxist regime so the dishonesty of the american government is combined with the utter ignorance in the way in which they justify their dishonesty. trump himself called the sanctions brutal sanctions and he said the 2nd waging economic warfare so what pompei oh say says what trump says what other. u.s. leaders say they're all inconsistent with one another what book says so obviously that the attempt by the american this to make ordinary people suffer that's why they call it brutal sanctions and by the way obama was no different is his sanctions were targeting ordinary iranians he called them crippling sanctions so whi

military campaign in yemen mohammad top has more now from santa. this incident at least the death toll all for the. own. military parade in a military camp has reached so far over 30. per military personnel we have received many fodor's that confirmed yet has targeted. the. military parade. where many soldiers have been killed and many others injured including the command a commander. of the year he's the his name is known as the. one of the commanders of the wall being assigned by the united arab emirates. and it's a security fence in the united arab in the aden so far also the other side which has taken place in a share of man where the suicide bombing had targeted the police station there at least 10 people have been killed the number of from both incidents is expected to rise as the those who have been seriously injured are in a big number at least 2 people as i mentioned 10 people were killed dozens others injured. to 2 attacks the 1st one has their 1st one was this a side bombing and all the 2nd one was the how these attacks on the military p

attacking the united states decision to impose sanctions on iran's top diplomat foreign minister mohammad javad zarif. this shows that they got frustrated and now if they say we want to negotiate well the path to that is with the foreign ministry and the foreign minister as the head of that ministry they're afraid of the ministers interviews this shows that the white house is shaken and it is afraid of the logic of an intelligent deployment. zarif is the latest victim of the u.s. maximum pressure campaign on iran it's freezing his assets in the us and these approvals to visit united nations headquarters in new york will no longer be guaranteed. in a tweet he said the u.s. reason for designating me is that i am iran's primary spokesperson around the world it has no effect on me or my family as i have no property or interests outside of iran thank you for considering me such a huge threat to your agenda the western educated diplomats is one of the architects of the 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers. but now he's fighting to keep the deal alive following the united states withdrawal f

a military court in the united states has set a trial date for khalid sheikh mohammad, who is accusede united states. he'll be tried in guantanamo bay from january 2021. he's already been held for more than 15 years. 0ur north american correspondent, peter bowes, has more. this trial has been a very long time in coming. khalid sheikh mohammad was detained by the americans in pakistan in 2003, three years later moved to the detention centre in guantanamo bay, and initially charged along with his alleged accomplices, under the administration of george w bush, and the initial plan was to have the trial in guantanamo bay. then president 0bama came up with a plan to move it to a civilian court in new york city. and that really caused an outcry from members of the public and that plan was eventually dropped. so it looks like it will go ahead. it is still a long time before that trial date and it has been a long time in coming for the families of those people who died, that momentous day, that tragic day in american history when those four passenger planes were hijacked, 19 hijackers, two cr

at a ceremony in the tomb general mohammad hummed the deputy head of the military genter and protest leader signed the declaration. dear honorable citizens today we turned a page a very difficult page in our country's history that was full of conflict and fighting we agreed to move forward to build a new state in the transitional phase there greenman provides for a joint civilian military council to oversee the formation of a transitional cabinet and parliament to govern for a period of a little more than 3 years until elections can be held a formal signing in front of foreign dignitaries is to take place on august 17th and cut to the following day the generals and protest leaders are expected to announce the members of the new ruling sovereign council opposition leaders are promising to investigate past injustices and crimes committed against civilians in sudan. the priority during the transitional phase will be transparency and investigation for all the crimes for the sake of justice in order to put on trial the perpetrators who killed our muscles we have to have pace because witho

mohammad. is the quality manager here only the best products pass his watchful eye. it looks good and it smells just as. that's the most important this is the 2nd box it's the same here it's no problem that some fish are bigger and some are smaller the quality is what matters and in this case it's good. if modest and i like it when the fish looks so fresh and lovely and doesn't cause any trouble and the customer always likes being served nice fresh fish right to speak on the other. end of the 1st delivery from senegal was a success. of us is so. i'm so glad i did speak to the quality. of it. the very 1st delivery made a good impression. and i'm going to make an effort to keep things that way you suze . in here. they've passed the 1st hurdle metro's happy with the quality of the fish from now on moma is to deliver fresh fish to frankfurt twice a week in total up to one tonne his expectations were to have heads have become reality fishing can be sustainable and fair. you're going to one official estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans have in colombia legally and illeg

mohammad is checking worshippers for weapons she joined the militia when she was 17 after poke around had killed her husband and father she prides herself on being braver than her male co fighters nevertheless she still dreams of becoming a doctor. i was there but is thinking that we are hopeful that one day we will study and get good jobs and i might add our government has promised his bat that the wife will say. but for now the civilian j t s does not expect a defeat anytime soon they continue to recruit new members steadily in militarizing my degree and so grows the need to offer its youth and i'll turn it to future perhaps ended then can the city reclaim its place as a home of peace. to discuss the security situation in the region reset down with the deputy chairman off the african union say we also why it is so difficult to overcome in the chad basin it is not for want of trying and certainly not for want to we in. this situation we probably determines everything and the institutions when they are world developed assists you know but at times you know even. in brazil. and he's go

just earlier this year and a half mohammad made headlines for days the 19 year old saudi woman barricaded herself in a hotel room in bangkok the united nations finally recognized her status as a refugee and are not facing deportation to saudi arabia at the moment turkish authorities have granted them temporary protection their men are going to make ends meet with donations to receive but as long as there is no long term solution they feel very much under threat. of the window and when they go. free here. are the like try to hard. change our place every couple of days which. i'm afraid. i'm a father searching for us. and will change their location again. where they will wait and hope they can reach safety before their family finds them. the somalian port city of his mail which was liberated from insurgent forces back in 2012. years life has come back to the city and its population has doubled but the wounds of the past still run deep d. w. spoke with 2 female returning is hoping to rebuild their futures. nowadays not to and some modest living cooking food and selling and her very own kiosk

the final thing has to do with practitioners is you can't tell khalid sheikh mohammad what he did waswrong. you can't. he will explain to you otherwise. when you're dealing with law enforcement action order of social services are as they should dealing with the home or on who has been likelihood you can turn that person is much, much higher simply because they don't have the depth of ideological indoctrination for understanding and someone who's an expert might be able to talk to them. after peralta can explain so the approaches to someone who is as a years long terraced and the homegrown kid who went the wrong way when he was 17 in terms of how you do you indoctrinate are significantly different khalid sheikh mohammed will be proud of 9/11 forever i suspect. thank you again. i think i will leave to go and sign a few books. thanks for coming. [applause] >> books are available at the cash register. it's fascinating the media are constantly savaging the president for the language he uses. well, calling him a not or calling him a fascist while calling him every kind of despicable name yo

his goal is to make the fish trade better fresher more sustainable fair that's the concept behind mohammad business. tomorrow or the fish will be in frankfurt and the day after that restaurant guest will be able to enjoy fish from. the international competition is fierce will the senegalese fisherman be able to maintain his high standards. in about. hands are empty as he visits one of his customers today. business has been slow lately. hope rob watch. a good. i've been expecting you why haven't you been coming over here i'm on this one all right as you can hear in my in bed i'm always in berlin. but why didn't you bring any fish with this right i'm very sorry about that business has been difficult lately. everyone knows him as moma today he brings bad news since he hasn't been receiving enough oh it is he will have to hold to live for us with the time being. it's just not worth it and we'd need a lot of around 400 kilograms to make a profit past this big list but member won't give up hope. he's sure he can get enough. is one of my looking for more customers with high orders but will manage

earlier on sunday the government spokesperson ali robbie spoke about the latest sanctions on the mohammad javad zarif that have been imposed by the u.s. government and the invitation that was extended to the foreign minister while he was visiting new york at the united nations earlier this month let's hear what he had to say. the u.s. action on foreign minister zarif is against all diplomatic procedures and is an unprecedented event in the history of diplomacy that one government keep claiming to be ready for negotiations and then to put sanctions on a foreign minister of that country well isn't that ridiculous he was invited by a senator to have a meeting at the white house then they imposed sanctions on him foreign minister zarif is responsible for foreign policy and the diplomatic path should pass through him. the feeling here is that the sanctions that have been imposed on the foreign minister are another example of how the united states doesn't really understand the power structure in iran the excuse that was given for the sanction was that the foreign minister is not a person they w

of being quote childish for imposing sanctions on its foreign minister mohammad javad zarif assets in america have been frozen washington says he promotes the reckless agenda over iran's supreme leader has more now from the iranian capital iran's president taking center stage at an event in azerbaijan province but his speech was yet again dominated by foreign politics attacking the united states decision to impose sanctions on iran's top diplomat foreign minister mohammad javad zarif on. the shows that they got frustrated and now if they say we want to negotiate well the path for that is with the foreign ministry and the foreign minister as the head of that ministry they're afraid of the ministers interviews this shows that the white house is shaken and it is afraid of the logic of an intelligent deployment. zarif is the latest victim of the u.s. maximum pressure campaign on iran it's freezing his assets in the u.s. and these approvals to visit united nations headquarters in new york will no longer be guaranteed. in a tweet he said the u.s. reason for designating me is that i am iran'

at a ceremony in the tomb general mohammad home done the deputy head of the military genter and protest leader signed the declaration. dear honorable citizens today we turned a page a very difficult page in our country's history that was full of conflict and fighting we agreed to move forward to build a new state in the transitional phase that riemann provides for a joint civilian military council to oversee the formation of a transitional cabinet and parliament to govern for a period of a little more than 3 years until elections can be held a formal signing in front of foreign dignitaries is to take place on august 17th in khartoum the following day the generals on protest leaders are expected to announce the members of the new ruling sovereign council opposition leaders are promising to investigate past injustices and crimes committed against civilians in sudan and. the priority during the transitional phase will be transparency and investigation for all the crimes for the sake of justice in order to put on trial the perpetrators who killed our masses we have to have pace because with

they had armed foreign minister mohammad job and zarif is accused of promotion what the americans call the reckless agenda of iran's supreme leader was that he has said the us acted because it considers him a huge threat the minister said sanctions on his us s. it started to affect him because he doesn't have any now iran's president hassan rouhani is accusing the u.s. of childish behavior especially after iran proposed unconditional talks recently and another development germany has rejected a u.s. request to join a british and french mission to help secure the strait of hormuz the german government says it wants to avoid escalating tensions in the gulf rosalind jordan reports from washington. the u.s. is maximum pressure campaign against iran has claimed a new target foreign minister zarif american educated comfortable in front of the cameras and the one who negotiated the 2050 nuclear deal with world powers. but the trumpet ministration says the wreath is no honest broker and has imposed sanctions on him we consider javid zarif the foreign minister an illegitimate spokesman for iran

earlier on sunday the government spokesperson ali robbie spoke about the latest sanctions on the mohammad javad zarif that have been imposed by the u.s. government and the invitation that was extended to the foreign minister while he was visiting new york at the united nations earlier this month let's hear what he had to say in. the u.s. action on foreign minister zarif is against all diplomatic procedures and is an unprecedented event in the history of diplomacy that one government keep claiming to be ready for negotiations and then to put sanctions on a foreign minister of that country well isn't that ridiculous he was invited by a senator to have a meeting at the white house then they impose sanctions on him foreign minister zarif is responsible for foreign policy and the diplomatic path should pass through him. the feeling here is that the sanctions that have been imposed on the foreign minister are another example of how the united states doesn't really understand the power structure in iran the c excuse that was given for the sanction was that the foreign minister is not a person th

mohammad remembers the community from when he was a young man 60 years ago.is a reason to celebrate. a family is coming in from jalalabad for a wedding party. and the bride is the niece of empena. i'm very lucky here to be in the middle of a party, seeing afghan boys and girls, men and women, dancing under the same roof here in kabul. the teacher, arinder singh, is conducting the ceremony. for the guests today, the wedding is about the joining together of two families. it is a sign of hope for the future of this community here in afghanistan. but arinder singh is not so upbeat. days later, there is bad news. the body of caran singh‘s missing brother has been found. he has been murdered and badly tortured. two people have been detained by police but that is little consolation. the sikh community yearns for peace and stability. but in the face of tragedy, it becomes harder to stay and easier to decide to leave afghanistan forever. hello there. the weather we had on saturday really sets the tone for the rest of the weekend. so good news if you like sunshine and