mohammed and his family of four live in idlib, this mohammed and his family of four live in idlib, at corner of syria. explosion. sirens wail. it is the only territory still held by anti—government rebels and the start of 2020 saw some of the bloodiest violence as president bashar al—assad tried to regain control. hospitals were bombed, hundreds of civilians killed and a million people forced from their homes. as doctors, both mohammed and his wife zeina were on the front lines of the crisis. a ceasefire is announced at the start of march. six days later, the world health organization declared coronavirus a global pandemic. mohammed is appointed head of the coronavirus response team and, with zeina's help, starts preparing the refugee camps for a possible outbreak. with a third of idlib�*s population living in these cramped conditions, with little access to clean water, mohammed fears the virus could spread quickly. surrounded by government forces and with little movement in and out of the territory, idlib manages to avoid an early outbreak. but another test result has come back posi

mohammed: the u.n.frican union have warned against any attempt of holding partial elections for any process that -- or any process that does not have broad consensus and somalia. -- in somalia. is there a risk that could happen going forward, and what would be ramifications be? hodan: i think we have to look at the recent history of somalia, right? so we have had a pretty successful transfer -- a pretty peaceful transfer of power for the last couple election cycles. somalia really hails within africa as a model for footprints of democracy. and i think in terms of the context of the cracks of the problem now, this could have been foreseen. this is not an issue or misunderstanding that came about in the last month or two. i think part of the blame, or the fault, lies not just with the federal government, but also the international community has a role to play. starting from the challenges that arose in 2018. this could have been foreshadowed. the relationships have been ruined, or have been nonexistent fo

mohammed: justice denied in sri lanka. the u.n. says@@ the country is failing to pursue crimes from the civil war, but sri lanka's leaders reject this. will they ever find out the truth about what happened? this is "inside story." welcome to the program. it has been 12 years since the civil war in sri lanka ended. more than 20,000 people disappeared. government troops and the tamil separatist they were fighting were both accused of murder and torture, particularly toward the end of the conflict. since then, the un's is little has been done to find out what happened. the humans rights achieve says victims have been denied justice and aused the government of further eroding human rights. the leaders rejected the accusations. we will bring our guests in the moment. at first, this report. reporter: nearly 12 years after the end of the civil war, the pain is still raw for those who sons, daughters and husband's disappeared. this is a protest earlier this month. they want answers, accountability, and justice. they are not getting any bec

intelligence report finds that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salam approved an operation to capture or kill journalist jamal khashoggi. hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program to. me and my own ambassador to the united nations urges the world to act as police dispersed and he could protest as in yangon. use any means necessary. against them. and. for the people of myanmar. also coming up on the program in nigeria as far as state after gunman kidnapped more than 300 schoolgirls in a nighttime raid. u.s. intelligence officials believe the saudi crown prince approved the operation to capture or kill journalist in 2018 that's according to a long awaited report just declassified by the bite an administration it says mohammed bin zalman was in absolute control of the kingdom's intelligence and security services meaning such an operation would not have been carried out without his authorization it knows that the crown prince is a threat and broadly back to violence if it was needed to silence him the report is 21 individuals u.s. intelli

my twitter account was hacked into 2014, and that is even before mohammed bin salman.e are law abiding citizens. we only practice freedom of speech and we have the right to imagine a future of our country. yes, we live in the security of the west, but even that can't be taken for granted. and we asked nobody to give us any extra security, and we just reached the conclusion that if you are in exile, you are in the diaspora and have fled the regime because your life is in danger, then you move to another country. you can't live in fear because it's not worth it. you might as welljust stay at home because the fear would be the same. therefore, brave exiles, men and women, came together to voice their dissent. and also present their ideas about the future of the country. so this fight goes on as far as you're concerned, but it may be a fight you cannot win. it's premature to rule it out, and all change in the whole world, a drastic change starts with an idea. it starts with an idea by brave people who are willing to sacrifice their life and endanger their families who are

intelligence report which accuses the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon of approving the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi over the us stopped short of directly punishing the crown prince and the kingdom as did not the reporters full sun on acceptable alan fischer as a report from washington d.c. . when journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the 2nd 2018 he thought he was simply picking up paperwork to clear the way for his upcoming wedding instead according to u.s. intelligence the u.s. resident and saudi citizen met a team of saudi agents set to capture or kill him he was never seen alive again now a newly declassified report from the director of national intelligence says saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin selman approved the operation the report states the crown prince viewed khashoggi as a threat to the kingdom and broadly supported using violent measures if necessary to silence him prior spoke yesterday with the king prince made it clear to him the rules are changing and we're going to be announcing significant changes to

here's sheikh mohammed, speaking with her majesty the queen.risonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa's return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don't want to be a hostage in this jail villa, i just want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we'd hear from her. we have taken the decision to release some of this evidence. we haven't taken this decision lightly. i feel that she would want us to fight for her and not give up. every day i am worried about my safety and my life. i don't really know if i am going to survive the situation. the police threatened me that i will be in prison my whole life and i'll never see the sun again. princess latifa ending that report there by our correspondent nawal al maghafi. as we mentioned — the sheikh found himself criticised by the high court in london last year — when his daughter's circumstances were considered. the sheikh is one of the richest heads of state in the world — and a somewhat controver

here's sheikh mohammed, speaking with her majesty the queen. the imprisonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa's return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don't want to be a hostage in this jailvilla, ijust want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we'd hear from her. we have taken the decision to release some of this evidence. we haven't taken this decision lightly. i feel that she would want us to fight for her and not give up. every day i am worried about my safety and my life. i don't really know if i am going to survive the situation. the police threatened me that i will be in prison my whole life and i'll never see the sun again. princess latifa ending that report there by our correspondent nawal al maghafi. as we mentioned — the sheikh found himself criticised by the high court in london last year — when his daughter's circumstances were considered. the sheikh is one of the richest heads of state in the world — and a somewhat con

you have become one of the highest profile saudi critics of crown prince mohammed bin salman.wonder how you felt a couple of weeks ago when we saw the crown prince so warmly welcomed at the world economic forum, the online davos event, where he was selling saudi arabia as an investment opportunity for the entire world. what did you make of that? well, it's a familiar image and a familiar trick. saudi arabia has actually got away with murder on several occasions, the last of which was on the 2nd of october, 2018, whenjamal khashoggi was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul. so, i'm not surprised, buti think the pressure is mounting. many activists who are saudi but they are now in exile have put up several platforms and they have mobilised, and i think they have been successful in changing public opinion about the repression that was on in saudi arabia. however, i'm yet to see a change of heart and mind among western governments, especially partners and allies of the saudi regime. i guess that is what lies behind my opening question. the fact is the people that davos inv

saudi crown prince mohammed bin saleh approved the operation to capture or kill journalists. that's according to a long awaited u.s. intelligence report it details how the crown prince's absolute control of the kingdom's intelligence operations would have made it nearly impossible for the attack to go ahead without his approval the report lists 21 individuals u.s. intelligence feels were complicit in the. death in the saudi consulate in istanbul they include 7 members of the crown prince's elite personal protective detail agnes the u.n. official investigating hushes death has urged washington to order new sanctions directly targeting bin selman saudi arabia has rejected the report calling it unjustified and inaccurate riyadh maintains the killers were a rogue group and says it's done all it can to punish them well the state department meanwhile has announced a so-called ban on 76 saudi nationals secretary of state anthony blinken says the new policy goes some way to making sure he didn't die in vain we now have in place a new policy that applies not just to saudi arabia but a

here's sheikh mohammed, speaking with her majesty the queen. responsible for the imprisonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa's return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don't want to be a hostage in this jail villa, i just want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we'd hear from her. we have taken the decision to release some of this evidence. we haven't taken this decision lightly. i feel that she would want us to fight for her and not give up. every day i am worried about my safety and my life. i don't really know if i am going to survive the situation. the police threatened me that i will be in prison my whole life and i'll never see the sun again. princess latifa ending that report by our correspondent nawal al maghafi. as we mentioned, the sheikh found himself criticised by the high court in london last year when his daughter's circumstances were considered. the sheikh is one of the richest heads of state in the world, and a some

, his moral evaluation of mohamed bin solomon.ut i think he's not quite being fair to the biden administration and he's not being quite realistic about politics in saudi arabia. as professor said, what the biden administration has done is not nothing. it is not the biden administration that sent the message that he has impunity. it is the trump administration that did that. the biden administration has started to pull back on the slack to the trump administration gave to mohamed bin solomon. it is not just that they have now named mohamed bin solomon has the murder of jamal khashoggi. but the ban on top officials is an unprecedented step. the u.s. onoises about the war n yemen, i think these are all fairly significant things. but also, as i said, nick is not being totally realistic about saudi arabia. the king of saudi arabia is 85 years old and mohamed bin solomon has spent the last five years gathering up all the threads of power in that country in his hands. you only need to read the book of mr. christof's new york times collea

but salma you know president biden syndicated he will speak to the king when he needs to now mohamed bin solomon is also the minister of defense so there there will be communication with him but obviously i think the. the united states is sending a signal that going forward assuming that mohammed solomon will be king some day you know he's going to have to prove his mettle in the relationship prove that he could take actions consistent with not only shared interest but shared values if he's going to rebuild the relationship with the united states what are your thoughts on the possibility of sanctions against the crown prince in that case as it unrealistic to expect them to. i think. the sanctions will take the form of of an arm's length which is significant you know as you reported earlier you know mohammed and solomon was frequently welcomed at the white house you will not be welcome in the biden white house. and that sends an important signal even though obviously i don't think he'll be the subject of direct sanctions the white house i think fairly consider that was going a bridge

so i think crown prince mohammed bin someone approved the operation to capture or kill journalists. that's according to a long awaited u.s. intelligence report it details how the crown prince's absolute control of the kingdom's intelligence operations would have made it nearly impossible for the mission to go ahead without his approval 76 people from saudi arabia have now been banned from entering the u.s. the so-called ban targets people who have threatened or assaulted journalists and activists on behalf of foreign governments. we now have in place a new policy that applies not just to saudi arabia but across the board and it gives us i think and a greater ability to deter the kinds of egregious actions that were taken against him and against other dissidents opponents. and others speaking out or their families going forward. and that i hope will be in some small measure. of an important legacy noticeably missing from that list is the crown prince himself agnes kalama the u.n. official investigating a question which is death has odes washington to order new sanctions directly targ

intelligence report accusing the saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell man of approving the operation to capture or kill journalist jamal herschel a details of how the crown prince is absolute control of the kingdom's intelligence operations would have made it nearly impossible for the attack to go ahead without his approval the report lists $21.00 individuals u.s. intelligence feels were complicit in a shock his death in the saudi consulate in istanbul they include 7 members of the crown prince's elite personal protective detail notably missing from that list the crown prince himself agnes' kalama the u.n. official investigating her shelties death as a washington to order new sanctions directly targeting bin psalm on saudi arabia has rejected the report calling its unjustified and inaccurate riyad maintains the killers were a rogue group and says it's done all it can to punish them alan fischer now from washington. when journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the 2nd 2018 he thought he was simply picking up paperwork to clear the way for his

biden is facing criticism for not penalizing saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman. an intelligence report released yesterday shows that the crown prince approved the assassination of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi back in 2018. the white house announced sanctions on people implicated in the murder, but those sanctions do not include the crown prince. the president says he'll have more to say about all of this next week. >> reporter: are you going to punish the crown prince, president biden? >> you'll see the announcement on monday of what we're going to be doing with saudi arabia. >> we'll talk more about saudi arabia in a bit. >>> but we begin with covid relief and the debate on capitol hill over getting relief to you. late yesterday the house passed president biden's $1.9 trillion plan. >> on this vote, the yeas are 219. the nays are 212. the bill is passed without objection. the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> this bill includes direct payments of $1,400, an unemployment boost of $400 per week, a per-child allowance of up to $3,600 f

that in fact the united states squarely blames the crown prince mohammed bin solomon for ordering the murder of jamal has shows you the washington post journalist and kimberly you mentioned this was a campaign promise by joe biden and his administration to release this reports how is this likely to play in the the u.s. domestically because of course the country so very much focused on the the national the natural disasters in the south of the country the coronavirus so making the headlines there and of course politically the country still very much defined is how much impact will the release of this report have in the united states itself or is this likely just suit to pass virtually on remarks. it's not going to pass and remarked in certain circles certainly the foreign policy circle the washington circle the congressional circles which represents a large number of americans who know that there is a need to to call out the actions of the saudi government and the feeling that previous administrations not just the trumpet ministration have turned a blind eye to some of the concerns abo

here's sheikh mohammed, speaking with her majesty the queen.sonment and abuse of his own daughter. until this day, the sheikh maintains that princess latifa's return to dubai was a rescue mission. i don't want to be a hostage in this jail villa, i just want to be free. a few months ago, her secret phone went silent. these messages would be the last we'd hear from her. we have taken the decision to release some of this evidence. we haven't taken this decision lightly. i feel that she would want us to fight for her and not give up. it's every day i am worried about my safety and my life. i don't really know if i am going to survive the situation. the police threatened me that i will be in prison my whole life and i'll never see the sun again. well, the claims being made by his daughter come after the sheikh was condemned by the high court last year for his treatement of his family. he is one of the richest heads of state in the world and a controversial figure. but he is also an extremely well connected one. his horse racing empire has brought hi

the press he gets proved to be too much for elijah mohammed and the nation of islam.alcolm becomes the first black radical global celebrity who is a black nationalist and a pan-africanist. he has this very famous global figure who can go to the middle east, which he does in 1959 and 1964. he gets to african universities. because he is this champion of lack liberation and black pride. after a while, that proves too much. personally, malcolm finds out that the honorable elijah mohammed has some personal failings. there have been extramarital affairs. there are things malcolm finds unseemly. all of that is going to come out by 1964 and lead to the break. this idea of chickens coming home to roost. when malcolm says chickens come home to roost, elijah mohammed silences him for 90 days. that is not why he is forced out of the nation of islam. he is forced out because there is a power struggle between elijah mohammed and malcolm x. malcolm x wants that group to be something different. elijah mohammed wanted to be a religious organization that is not involved in politics. ma

it's not just racing that shaikh mohammed has influence british sport.irlines. shaikh mohammed is the founder and he has the majority stake in the airline. and of course also arsenal has a share and stadium sponsorship deal. they said they have nothing to add at this time. this evening the executive director of human rights watch said why does anyone host this despicable man to race horses? i think this highlights that shaikh mohammed linked to horse racing are under the most scrutiny today. racing are under the most scrutiny toda . ., ,., ., racing are under the most scrutiny toda . ., ., , ., today. how important is he to the racin: today. how important is he to the racing industry — today. how important is he to the racing industry in _ today. how important is he to the racing industry in the _ today. how important is he to the racing industry in the uk? - today. how important is he to the racing industry in the uk? it's - today. how important is he to the| racing industry in the uk? it's hard to overstate _ racing industry in the uk? it's hard to ove

the decision they took with whether or not to sanction the crown prince mohammed bin salman. viewed that actually, having been on the other site of crafting sanctions regimes and deciding whether or not to target leaders, it is a very big decision. i remember being on the other site of one when we sanctioned the president of syria and it was a very long and deliberate discussion that took months. actually, it was something we waited to do and waited to see how he would behave on certain things. we imposed a round of sanctions and multiple rounds of sentience before we could see if we could change his behavior. finally, when we decided it was the lowest cost is when we imposed those sanctions. sanctions against presidents or leaders of countries is a decision that is taken very heavily by the u.s. government, not just for financial reasons, but also because especially as a country rk with, we are going to continue to work with saudi arabia. this administers and has made it very clear that they are not going to deal with mohammed been someone because they labeled him a very --

it accuses saudi arabia's crown prince, mohammed bin salman, of personally approving the operation which to the murder of the journalist in 2018. it's the first time the us has officially and openly accused the crown prince, who is a key american ally in the middle east. saudi arabia has dismissed the american claims as false and unacceptable. here's nick bryant. it was at the saudi consulate in istanbul that jamal khashoggi met his brutal end. he had been lured there to discuss paperwork for his upcoming wedding but he was strangled as soon as he entered the building by a team of saudi assassins, who then dismembered his body. a saudi dissident who wrote a column for the washington post, often criticising his country's authoritarian leadership — the motive was to silence him. the damning conclusion of the declassified intelligence report is that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman, the country's de facto leader, approved an operation in istanbul to capture or kill the saudi journalist. the assessment was based on the crown prince's control of decision—making in the kingdom,

for the death of journalist jamal khashoggi a confidential report is made public showing prince mohammed bin salman likely approved his killing. and there is hope for holiday makers europe's leaders agree on a vaccine passport to ease travel restrictions as he could be in place by this summer . hello i'm claire richardson welcome to the show we start in nigeria where gunmen have released some 40 people who were kidnapped last week attackers wearing military uniforms raided a school in the current district of niger state killing one student and removing other children staff members and their families no group has yet claimed responsibility for the abduction. and to get more on the recent kidnappings in nigeria let's bring in g.w.'s always to address who is in the nigerian capital or so what else can you tell us about the release of a group of students today. this group of students and some members of the top of the school that were abducted on must do with. day i now to see been treatment facility in may not even be full been driven to mean i did receive a kind of a health treatment to fa

points the finger directly at the saudi crown prince of the us releases intelligence showing prince mohammed bin sultan like he approved the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi also coming up more than 300 schoolgirls are missing in nigeria the region 2nd mass kidnapping in 10 days residents are distraught but police and military launched a joint mission to find the dump on the trip. and the safe return of these celebrity cops l.a. police say lady gaga is to stoughton french bulldogs have been returned safely but the attacks against the don't remain at large. and i knew it was mckinnon thanks for joining us saudi arabia has hit back at us claims that crown prince mohammed bin sol man likely approved the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the biden of ministration has released a report gathered by intelligence off to his killing and 2018 it was classified until now despite the findings that washington has stopped short of imposing sanctions directly on the prince the saudi government says it completely rejects the cia's findings. and all report making new headlines it was originally suppr

the us releases intelligence sharing prince mohammed bin solomon like he approved the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi also coming up more than 300 schoolgirls are missing in nigeria as the region's 2nd mass kidnapping in just 10 days presidencies are destroying the police and military have launched a joint mission to find the gumption to took some. and a safer chance of these celebrity cops l.a. police say lady gaga asked to stolen french bulldogs have been returned safely but the attackers from short a dog remain at large. a man you could smoke and thanks so much for joining us saudi arabia has hit back at us claims that crown prince mohammed bin solomon like the approves the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the biden administration has released a report gathered by intelligence off to his killing in 2018 it was classified until now despite the findings washington has stopped short of imposing sanctions directly on the prints the saudi government says it completely rejects the cia's findings. and all report making new headlines it was originally suppressed by the trump administra

to do was to make sure that when he speaks he speaks head of state to head of state not through mohammed bin someone who of course is the crown prince and expected to be the next king of saudi arabia so why was this call between biden and the saudi king send port and. because essentially it waves the flag to release this unclassified report you're a member of the report was pulled together by the intelligence agencies here in the united states into the killing of jamal khashoggi in this saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018 no parts of that report have leaked and certainly we know that the head of the cia gina hospital pointed the finger directly at mohammed bin sound when in fact one senator said after getting the classified briefing that if there was a court of law mohammed bin someone would be convicted within 30 minutes lindsey graham who was also a big supporter of donald trump republican senator said that it really would change the way that the united states dealt with sodium rabia so we're expecting at some point possibly even within the next couple of hours that we might get this u

saying crown prince mohammed bin salman approved the operation to kill journalist jamal khashoggi -- that's the conclusion of a detailed report concluding that remission would have been impossible to go ahead without his permission. >> we now have in place a new policy that applies not just to saudi arabia but across the board, and it gives us, i think, the greater ability to deter the kinds of egregious actions that were taken against him and against other dissidents, opponents, and others speaking out or their families going forward, and that i hope will be in some small measure and important legacy. >> noticeably missing from the list is the crown prince himself. the united nations official investigating to show gay's debt has urged washington to order new sanctions directly targeting bin salman. saudi arabia has rejected the report calling it unjustified. riyadh maintains the killers were a rogue group and says it has done all it can to punish them. the biden administration has been saying that it wants to recalibrate its relationship with saudi arabia, and we heard the secretary

declassified report from the director of national intelligence says saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin selman approved the operation the report states the crown prince viewed khashoggi as a threat to the kingdom and broadly supported using violent measures if necessary to silence them prior spoke yesterday with the king prince made it clear to him the rules are changing and we're going to be announcing significant changes in today and. we are going to hold them accountable for human rights abuses and we're going to make sure that they in fact you know if they want to deal with us they have to deal with the way the human rights abuses are dealt with jamal khashoggi fiancee welcomed the report tweeting out this image with the words justice for jamal the killing lead to saudi arabia facing a measure of international isolation at the next 20 meeting in argentina world leaders kept their distance from mohammed bin salman. in the u.s. the trumpet ministration resisted calls to confront saudi arabia citing the value of arms sales and the importance of support in confronting iran and refus

bin solomon reporters also asked the press secretary today if mohammed bin or rather the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond if he would be on the telephone call with joe biden the saudi king she said that that would not take place she said a call between his counterpart the defense secretary led austin and himself has already occurred and that is what the white house feels is appropriate at this time so a lot of anticipation about this call the white house saying there will be a readout once it is has taken place but at the same time they will not get ahead of that process or a change in policy as a result of the contents of the report once that intelligence report is made public can be ok thank you very much indeed. still to come on there are actually road maps speeding up through southeast asia malaysia and vietnam among the latest to stop their campaigns. anger outside of lebanese court as families fear anti-government activists could be executed for terrorism. probably their weather's looking pretty good across the good parts if europe at the moment lost a clear skies into c

beirut now opposition leader mohamed a with money claims he's narrowly won news as presidential elections a day after official results said he lost by more than 11 percentage points with money says a voter fraud has been widespread across news as regions on tuesday officials declared mohamed presume the wenna which lead to neutering in the capital niamey the provisional vote count must still be confirmed by the constitutional court. and there are few ready to assume this function that the people decided to give to me i would take it on with patriotism loyalty and integrity i would be a president for all musicians without any exception i would like to salute the leaders of the parties that gave me the precious support who facilitated me. when i met addresses and mina in neighboring nigeria he explains just what's led to this post-election violence. the post-election violence in egypt which is expected growing by the body language of the main challenger to basel mohamed that's moment its money immediately after casting his ballot on sunday he said that this time around the would accept any

and us intelligence report says prince mohammed bin salmond likely approved the operation to kill mr sheldrake inside the saudi consulate in istanbul so how will those findings impact u.s. saudi relations also on the program as another mass abduction in 1000 guns kidnapped hundreds of schoolgirls in the country's northwest we'll bring you the latest on rescue efforts. european union leaders agree on the need for digital vaccinations if it gets as a way to least travel restrictions but critics say people without such certificates could face discrimination. i'm still go welcome to the program saudi crown prince mohammed bin salamat proved probably or did the 2018 murder of saudi journalist america show that is the conclusion of u.s. intelligence the biden administration has just released a report into mr death that was compiled at the time but never made public by the trumpet ministration washington post columnist was murdered in the saudi embassy in the istanbul 2018 and his body dismembered a crown prince mohamed denied all involvement claimed what he called rogue saudi security offi

report says saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin psalm on approved a plan to capture or kill the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi the u.s. state department has announced a ban on $76.00 saudi nationals saudi arabia says it completely rejects the report and is warning against any measures that infringe on its sovereignty or judicial system ria maintains the killers were a rogue group and says it's done all it can to punish them alan fisher has more from washington. here's the 4 page report that is going to cause international reporters and be the catalyst for that recalibration and relationships between washington and riyadh there's new details in here about how the u.s. came to the conclusion that beyond a reasonable doubt they believe mohammed bin selman was responsible for the operation to either capture or kill jamal khashoggi but we expected them not to betray either intelligence sources or intelligence assets we do know from previous cia leaks that they've been listening into calls made by mohammed bin salman also the access to some of the turkish intelligence you remember a

concludes that the murder ofjournalist jamal khashoggi was personally approved by saudi crown prince mohammedman. the supreme court rules that woman — who left london as a teenager to join the islamic state group — can't return to the uk to challenge its decision to remove her british citizenship. is the first time i have been on an open topped bus. i'm not usually allowed to. a new american life but still one of service — prince harry explains why he felt compelled to move across the atlantic. and coming—up in sport, on bbc news... manchester united draw ac milan in the last 16 of the europa league, setting up a reunion with zlatan ibrahimovic. good evening. the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, has said there is no doubt that his successor nicola sturgeon broke the rules governing the behaviour of ministers. he made the claim during his long—awaited appearance at an inquiry into the scottish government's mishandling of sexual harassment claims against him. but mr salmond said it wasn't for him to say what the consequences for nicola sturgeon should be. he has previously accus

saturday voters are choosing their next president in asia as runoff election the outgoing president mohammed who is food was voted in the 2nd round after the 1st attempt failed to find his successor a small group of australians including the prime minister of in the 1st to receive covert 19 vaccinations ahead of a national rollout scott morrison says he wants to assure people the shot is safe. and large chunks of an aircraft are fallen to the suburbs of denver in the u.s. after one of its engines caught fire the boeing triple 7 landed safely at denver's airport but one big piece of the engine narrowly missed a home strong ordinary pages right that's it for today thanks for your company inside story with its next. political dispute. on the streets of the somali capital. delayed elections so. politicians find a common ground over this crisis to rael the recent progress to world stability this is inside slowly. hello welcome to the program ha. somalia has been working to us to build it to since its 1st democratically elected government in decades came to paula in 2012 but a dispute about this m