the national front is a nazi front! smash the national front!to hyde park corner. it was the biggest bengali late march in the uk. and our message was 'no more killing.‘ in brick lane a favourite sunday morning gathering spot for national front supporters, a group of 200 bengalis sat down to... after the big march, the national front continued with their activities, so we had to march every sunday after that and our slogan was "black and white unite and fight". eventually, the national front lost their grip. because they know our community is no longer frightened. we stood firmly. where i'm sitting now, altab ali park, this has been named after altab ali. he will always be remembered. we have a memorial there at the back. we come and we lay flowers in his memory. he is not forgotten. remember, you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all our films along with more than 1000 video programmes in our online archive, just go to... at the 2004 athens olympics a young 800 metre runnerfrom the gaza strip became th

eventually, the national front lost that grip.munity is no longer frightened. we stood firmly. where i'm sitting now, altab ali park, this has been named after altab ali. he will always be remembered. we have a memorial they are at the back. we come and we lay flowers in his memory. he is not forgotten. remember, you can watch witness every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all ourfilms along with more than 1000 video programmes in our online archive, just go to... at the 2004 athens 0lympics a young 800 metre runner from the gaza strip became the first woman to lead the palestinian delegation at an opening ceremony. translation: it was my greatest moment. my name went down in history as the first palestinian to carry the palestinian flag at the olympics. running was a hobby for me. i started as an amateur in school. at the school we were confined to inside the grounds but ijoined the national team and started running on the streets, our conservative society did not look favourably on a palestinian girl running

to the ballot box with votes for her right wing populist party formally the fall nasional the national frontow called the hot summer moments in our national rally. mcconnell is the perfect target for them pen and top candidate by delegate make a commitment to the party's grass roots. he says you know it's about the saying let's call. that's what many people in the name think too. it was once a prosperous steel and mining town but that's now history. the poverty rate here is more than 40 percent. just owns one of the bars that hasn't had to close. his regular customers keep him afloat they eat dinner together once a month but we call better times. that flow so in the eighty's or ninety's they tore this place down all these buildings. where you normally see them we're right here. all that area was using our company the sports field the district. all that belonged to the company. we were the richest here in the north. they have experienced a lot of change 1st economic and political demand used to be communist then socialist. but the left lost a lot of ground and left a gap to be filled by the r

from a militant group in book enough 2 soldiers died in the overnight raid in the west african nation fronts is about 4 and a half 1000 troops in the region is leading an effort to fight hardest and surgeons which is considered a relative success so far but it comes at a cost $24.00 french soldiers have died since 2013. mission accomplished but that's a price set to take to p.r. firm and learn batson sello to france's military elite killed during the rescue of 2 french hostages the operation took place in the remote desert of kenya faso the commandos were killed as they stormed the base of the kidnappers to little to sit didn't trust you it was about entering 2 of these shelters that the marine commandos said rick to you and a lot better and were killed at very short range by 2 of the kidnappers who do that i'm sure despite losing 2 soldiers french special forces managed to rescue patrick peak. they disappeared on the 1st of may well on safari in neighboring benning what the soldiers didn't expect were 2 other hostages from the united states and south korea who are now on their way home. as

biden is a strong national front runner. real clear politics polling average has him up over 20 points in a crowded field. but in early states like iowa and new hampshire, that lead all but evaporates and the biden versus bernie sanders battle is gaining traction. >> tense between campaigns already, it is going to be a battle out there. >> our country is doing fantastic well. >> president trump bragging about the economy, nothing new there but his own numbers are get attention as well. ghat lip shows him at a 46% job approval, still underwater but a new high for the president. as far as 2020 is concerned, the new york tiles reports that house speaker nancy pelosi warned her fellow democrats against pressing for impeachment right now suggesting a middle path. to stay in the center she said or trump macon test election results. >> i have every expectation if this is a close election whether democrat or republican the lawyers will be involved, accuser remoan use, we have been there before, 2000 election. >> both sides of course

we are willing to talk about anybody's programhanoi's 4 points, the nlf's [national liberation front] 10 points-provided it can be made consistent with the very few basic principles i have set forth here tonight. despite our disagreements with several of its points, we welcome the fact that the nlf has put forward its first comprehensive program. we are studying the program carefully. however, we can't ignore the fact that immediately after the offer, the skill of enemy of enemy- the scale attacks stepped up and the number of american casualties in vietnam increased. let me make one point clear. if the enemy wants peace with the united states, that is not the way to get it. i have set forth a peace program tonight which is generous in its terms. i have indicated a willingness to consider other proposals, but no greater mistake could be made than to confuse flexibility with weakness, of being reasonable with lack of resolution. i must also make clear, in all candor, that if the needless suffering continues, this will affect other decisions. nobody has anything to gain by delay. reports

tonight is a victory for the national front.punishments for these are usually punishments for the party in power. the most striking aspect of tonight's road in france is it confirms the analysis that the traditional right left divide has been replaced by division, shaped by european issues between far right national front and the liberal en marche. the two parties that have governed france for the better part of the last half—century, the socialists and republicans, struggled to get 15% expect 15% combined. there is a colla pse expect 15% combined. there is a collapse of traditional parties in france, confirmed with the very poor showing of the republicans, the centre—right party who were pulling around 13%. i take your point that this could have been worse for the president, and being close to marine le pen is not a disaster but if you are proposing a european renaissance, you need a bit more than that? i'm not crying seeing evidence of that. this is going to be an uphill challenge for immanuel macron. he was elected on a stron

so why did marine le pen's national front do so well here? elings of inequality and anger at mainstream politicians with liberal economic goals. the pa rty‘s candidate for the european election isjordan, a 23—year—old child of italian immigrants, from the rundown suburbs north of paris. the party came top in european elections five years ago so why, i asked him, has it now abandoned its promise to take france out of the eu? translation: europe has changed. today there is a nationalist wave coming to power in many countries. we now reshape political life. the left and right are in the process of disappearing. it is early afternoon in this old mining town and le centrale is the only bar in town with any customers. unemployment here was almost twice the national average at the last count. like many regulars here, thierry has given up on politicians entirely. translation: politicians have all become liars. they are only looking out for themselves. i don't believe in them any more. igive up. what has europe done for us? nothing. why should i vote f

he wants to form for europe is italy going to be the springboard now for the creation of that nationals front. well brain much as well venia has definitely become a point of reference for other nationalists across said the.

these running neck and neck with the anti—eu national rally, a rebrand of marion le pen's national frontm across europe. but the anti—eu forces have always struggled to unite. in hungary, viktor orban, the prime minister, and in poland, the ruling law and justice party, both hardline on migration and refugees, might not wa nt to migration and refugees, might not want tojoin migration and refugees, might not want to join salvini's new gang. and these eurosceptics might have a third of seats in parliament but might still be split and weakened. the big old pro eu centre parties are shrinking. angela merkel‘s conservatives and their centre—right allies across europe. keep the ce ntre—left allies across europe. keep the centre—left socialists real pressure in france. but together they might still dominate, though it's likely to be the other parties in the middle, macron, the liberals, the greens could be the kingmakers stopping the balance in europe is shifting, fragmenting. it's a struggle for europe's hearts and votes. they've become an ever more common sight in cities across the globe. the

incident came soon after jihad this group taria formally known as the al qaeda affiliate our national front claimed the syrian army had targeted its members with chlorine gas. the 1st time president assad's government's been accused of staging chemical attacks on its own people last year a toxic assaults in the city of duma just 10 kilometers from the capital was immediately blamed on damascus incident problem the u.s. britain and france to launch air strikes. against syrian government facilities for the league document by a group of researchers raise questions about the global chemical weapons watchdogs report on who's to blame on t.v. quested the o.p.c. w's comment on the report but received no answer used on the possible. we saw petrified children. we listened to the righteous indignation very terrible regime we read a scrupulous investigation into what happened by the un chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. report was meant to pose an indisputable and to speculations over what happened in duma in syria in spring 2018 except that it really. the 60 newly revealed pages challenge of the

it is a contest between president macron‘s pro eu movement and the anti—eu nationalists of the national frontn: i'm going to vote. it is my duty as a citizen. but i don't know who for yet. translation: this vote will be an important point in future elections. it will give an idea of who may come out on top. and there are some early indications. in the netherlands, people were able to cast votes on trams. the prime minister's liberal party believes exit polls indicate it did well and far right populists did not break through. but dutch socialists believe they are the real surprise and shall top the results here. while in ireland, which voted on thursday, the green party believes it has done well on the back of voter concerns about climate change. the official eu wide results will be released when polls close this evening. with 28 member nations involved, elections for the eu parliament is a massive exercise. so how does the voting process work? people across the eu have been voting for members of the european parliament, meps. the european parliament has a say over most new eu laws, it approve

contest between president macron's pro—eu movement, and the anti—eu nationalists of the former national frontg to vote, it is my duty as a citizen, but i don't know yet who for. translation: this vote will be an important point of the future elections. it will give an idea who might come out on top. and there are some early indications. the official results will be announced when polls close this evening. you can follow all of the results of the 2019 european elections with huw edwards and the team from 10 o'clock this evening on bbc one and the bbc news channel. and you can find the latest results on the bbc news website. the sunday times says it has found evidence that the snapchat app has become what it calls a "haven" for sexual predators who target young people. the newspaper has uncovered thousands of reported cases involving the photo—messaging app since 2014. john mcmanus reports. snapchat has helped to revolutionise mobile communication. it is a simple idea — photos and videos sent between users are deleted once they have been viewed, very quickly. that tends to induce a carefree att

so why did marine le pen‘s national front do so well here? n along with feelings support for the national rally has grown along with feelings of inequality and anger at mainstream politicians with liberal economic goals. the pa rty‘s candidate for the european election isjordan, a 23—year—old child of italian immigrants, from the rundown suburbs north of paris. the party came top in european elections five years ago so why, i asked him, has it now abandoned its promise to take france out of the eu? translation: europe has changed. today there is a nationalist wave coming to power in many countries. we now reshape political life. the left and right are in the process of disappearing. it is early afternoon in this old mining town and le centrale is the only bar in town with any customers. unemployment here was almost twice the national average at the last count. like many regulars here, thierry has given up on politicians entirely. translation: politicians have all become liars. they are only looking out for themselves. i don't believe in them a

he wants to form for europe is italy going to be the springboard now for the creation of that national's front. well brian much has held venia has definitely become a point of reference for other nationalists across the e.u. and this when there is a boost for nationalism at the european level it's also a boost to he's a plan of creating a pun european alliance of like minded parties but there are still some questions that are being raised about this alliance the 1st question is a 1st for how are these the parties that are on board to going to work together when they are a nationalist party is by definition they stand for their national interests and some of these interests are in conflict or they have also different affiliations for example towards a russia so how are they going to work together how are they going to show a united front. ok federica with this type of resoundingly victory what effect is this going to have on a national politics where you are heavily. well this election marks really a dramatic shift in power and here in italy because the the senior coalition partner in italy's g

contest between president macron‘s pro—eu movement, and the anti—eu nationalists of the former national frontis my duty as a citizen, but i don't know yet who for. translation: this vote will be an important point of the future elections. it will give an idea who might come out on top. the official eu—wide results will be announced when polls close this evening. you can follow all of the results of the 2019 european elections with huw edwards and the team from 10 o'clock this evening, on bbc one and the bbc news channel. and you can find the latest results on the bbc news website. breaking news from south yorkshire police, saying that two people arrested on friday have now been charged and will appear at sheffield magistrates‘ courts tomorrow. two people arrested on friday by south yorkshire police will appear at sheffield magistrates‘ court tomorrow. the environment secretary, michael gove, has confirmed that he is joining the tory leadership race — making him the eighth candidate standing to replace theresa may. speaking outside his home this morning, he said good morning. i can confirm tha

so than in france, where president macron‘s en marche is being targeted by national rally, the national frontunder the banner of project renaissance, nathalie loiseau, the head of emmanuel macron‘s party candidates, warned the future of the european project is under threat from the rise of populists. translation: we do not want a world in which the european construction of the founding fathers, monnet, schuman, adenauer, gasperi, spaak is destroyed. i don't want it for myself or my children. i won't let us take that risk. we will not be europe's sleepwalkers. but since launching her campaign, she has faced criticism for a series of blunders, and with en marche, the last of the major french political parties to announce its candidates, many believe the french president is counting on himself as much as anyone else to ensure success. at a rally on friday, far right leader marine le pen suggested mr macron's engagement in the race put his future in the hands of the voters. she has urged him to leave if he fails. yellow vest protesters in recent months serve as evidence of the power of the people

contest between president macron‘s pro—eu movement, and the anti—eu nationalists of the former national frontion: i am going to vote, it is my duty as a citizen, but i don't know yet who for. translation: this vote will be an important pointer of the future elections. it will give an idea who might come out on top. the official eu results will be released when polls close this evening. damian spoke to us a little earlier from brussels — and explained the key things to look out for as the results come in tonight. most countries are voting today. voting in belgium is compulsory. what is being watched out for? the overall composition of the european parliament. the expectation is the big centre parties, the conservative centre right, the socialist centre left, will be losing the share of the vote. what will happen then to the liberals, the greens? they may do quite well. the far left, the far right. that will determine the balance of the parliament, but crucially also the horse trading in the next few days for the top eu jobs and the overall balance between pro—and anti—eu forces. that could hav

contest between president macron's pro—eu movement, and the anti—eu nationalists of the former national frontgoing to vote, it is my duty as a citizen, but i don't know yet who for. translation: this vote will be an important pointer of the future elections. it will give an idea who might come out on top. the official eu results will be released when polls close this evening. and our europe correspondent damian grammaticas sent us this update from brussels. the first thing to look out for is what will happen to this chamber. this is the european parliament election centre but it is also where the new 750 meps will come and sit. how well that balance fall? that is the really critical thing, between those big centre parties who have a lwa ys those big centre parties who have always dominated, the conservative centre—right and socialist ce ntre—left. centre—right and socialist centre—left. they have had the huge bulk of seats up until now. will they drop? will be other parties, they drop? will be other parties, the greens and the liberals surge? will they see a rise? we know those parties are fe

contest between president macron‘s pro—eu movement, and the anti—eu nationalists of the former national front am going to vote, it is my duty as a citizen, but i don't know yet who for. translation: this vote will be an important point of the future elections. it will give an idea who might come out on top. the official eu results will be released when polls close this evening. you can follow all of the results of the 2019 european elections with huw edwards and the team from ten o'clock this evening on bbc one and the bbc news channel, and you can find the latest results on the bbc news website. a 17—year—old boy has become the fourth person to be charged with the murder ofjodie chesney. jodie, who was 17, was stabbed to death in a park in east london in march. investigators say the fourth person to be arrested has been charged with murder and with possession of a prohibited weapon, a stun gun. a man and a woman who were arrested at a house in sheffield on friday, have been charged. they will appear before magistrates in the city tomorrow. two teenagers died in an incident at the house in th

contest between president macron's pro—eu movement and the anti—eu nationalists of the former national front's my duty as a citizen — but i don't know who for yet. translation: this vote will be an important pointer for future elections. it will give an idea who might come out on top. the official eu results will be released when polls close this evening. damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. and damian will bejoining us live a little later in the hour. and you can follow the results of the european elections with huw edwards and the team, from 10pm tonight on bbc one and the bbc news channel, and all the results will on our website as well. a former inspector at the care quality commission says a report into whorlton hall hospital, carried out nearly four years before bbc panorama revealed alleged abuse of patients with learning disabilities and autism, raised concerns about the unit, but was not published. ten care workers have been arrested in a police investigation. our social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. whorlton hall hospital in county durham now stands empty following

back against government forces, the national liberation front has joined with hts on the frontline. group formerlystst known as the al-nusra front. rebels are attempting to fight back against bashar al-assad and his ally and hold onto their last patch of land. lastst year, russisia and turkey brokered a cease-fire deal. al-asassad'sshar al-assad's- -- bashar government has attacked the area. airstrikes hit northwest syriria on wednesday alone. washshington will investigate claims of a chlorine attack. promptedk in violence a call for renewed truce. >> what we need through the country as a cease-fire. these conflicts, back and forth exchanges, they put pressure on civilians. 180,000 people haveve fled. james: members of the jewish community gather for a festival. pilgrims visit the oldest synagogue on the african continent. this year, it coincides with ramadan. new minister of tourism has used the occasion to deliver a message about coexistence and peace. >> thousands head to the synagogue annually for the holiday, celebrating the revelation of important u.s. -- important jewish text

full of the algerian national liberation front with his feet rashid mclean free and the f l n t on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every your. on sammy's a down in doha with a look at the headlines here now just here and now sudan's move 3 leaders have agreed with opposition groups to a 3 year transitional period as the country slowly moves closer to civilian rule for the military council and coalition for freedom and changes yet to announce the make up of so called sovereign council will have overall control until the elections are held the agreement follows weeks of deadlock and growing tension violence on monday left at least 4 protesters dead and close to 80 in critical conditions from gunshot wounds have at morgan reports from car to. after 2 days of talks that started on monday and violence that resulted in the deaths of protesters and injury of at least $200.00 the 2 sides into dance quest to form a transitional government an ounce more progress if i like i mean. we've agreed on all the powers given to the 7 council the council of ministers and villages that have council and we have agree

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joe biden is off to vegas today but even being a strong national front-runner, polk averages having hima very crowded field. but in states like iowa and new hampshire, that lead all but evaporates and the biden versus bernie sanders battle is gaining traction. >> there is tension between the two campaigns already and opportunities for others. it will be a real battle out there. >> our country, needless to say, is doing well. >>> president trump yesterday bragging about the economy. nothing new there but his own numbers are getting attention, as well. the gallop shows him at a 46% job approval, still under water but a new high for the president. as far as 2020 is concerned, the new york times reports that house speaker nancy pelosi warned her fellow democrats against pressing for impeachment right now, suggesting a middle path. a stay in the center she said, or trump may contest election results. >> i have every expectation if this is a close election, whether it is a democrat or republican, the lawyers will be involved, it will be ac carry moan out. we have been there before the electio

>>now back to our breaking news this morning on the national front want to get back to capitol hill whereorney general bill barr is being questioned front of senate judiciary committee hearing critics are saying that his characterization of the mueller report made like and dismissed the severity of what it found he's defending himself against those charges now in his first appears lawmakers since attack a version of the reports came out. he's currently delivering his opening statement to the social matters and stole emails from individuals affiliated with the democratic party and hillary clinton's campaign. >>the special counsel investigated whether anyone affiliated with president trump's campaign conspired or coordinated with these criminal schemes. they concluded that there was not sufficient evidence to establish there had been any conspiracy or coordination with the russian government or a p i r a. as you know volume to a in of his report dealt with obstruction in the special counsel considered whether certain actions of the president could amount to obstruction. he decided not to re

fall could be algerian national liberation front with his feet rashid mclean free and b f l n t on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello and welcome at the al-jazeera news hour on live from my headquarters in doha with me elizabeth piron i'm coming up in the next 60 minutes put the rebels have become pulling back forces from 3 key ports to the yemeni government calls it a ploy. gunmen storm a luxury hotel been apart is thought report says he for die including 3 of the attackers plus. to go back. to africa. to. south africa's a.n.c. it puts on a brave face but its latest electoral victory comes with us lowest ever for a share and why several southern american states are advancing tough anti abortion legislation this year. with the rebels have begun redeploying fighters from 3 major ports in yemen they say it's part of a u.n. could do it and want other groups to fulfill their end of the bargain but the yemeni government says this is just a ploy the redeployment is expected to continue over the next few days and the u.n. supervision it includes how data an important gateway for food and humanitarian aid

publicly declared his government's willingness to discuss a political solution with the national liberation front, and has offered free elections. this was a dramatic step forward, a reasonable offer that could lead to a settlement. the south vietnamese government has offered to talk without preconditions. i believe the other side should also be willing to talk without preconditions. the south vietnamese government recognizes, as we do, that a settlement must permit all persons and groups that are prepared to renounce the use of force to participate freely in the political life of south vietnam. to be effective, such a settlement would require two things: first, a process that would allow the south vietnamese people to express their choice, and, second, a guarantee that this process would be a fair one. we do not insist on a particular form of guarantee. the important thing is that the guarantees should have the confidence of the south vietnamese people, and that they should be broad enough and strong enough to protect the interests of all major south vietnamese groups. this, then, is the outline

matt: how much of a setback is this for emmanuel macron that haveew national front will as many seats in european parliament as his party? national --of the you were saying this was a big punishment for the french president, emmanuel macron. le pen also called for a dissolution of the french parliament. if you talk to some officials and some people from macron's party, they actually think marine le pen failed to unrest.ze on the social in fact, the seats are pretty similar. the national rally will get about 22 seats in eu parliament. from 13%urprise comes of the vote. the republicans with just a percent of the vote. 8% of the vote. emmanuel macron will have to address issues such as immigration, not only liberal economic reforms, and also climate change in order to restore. league doubledhe its take from the last national elections. the five-star party falls behind the democratic party. the this change -- coalition likelihoods we will see in italy? >> good morning. you see it is pouring rain here. not enough to rain matteo salvini's parade. the league is clearly the top party in italy

fall could be algerian national liberation front with his feet rashid mclean free and b f l n t on al-jazeera. the climate is changing and time is running out i've never seen an elephant like that while it's. in a new series drives meet some of the people driving the struggle to save the environment scientists are telling us that we have 12 years to make changes to transform every part of our economy and our society. coming soon on al-jazeera. on counting the cost from union leader to business magnate can still run a post a turnaround a troubled south african economy as india's economy churns out a new breed of tech savvy old for burnett as we find out why the benefits of growth not reaching everyone counting the cost. leverage years. of duction killings and unanswered questions we don't know what happened so we can't heal fault lines investigates why native american women the vanishing in disproportionate numbers in the u.s. the search. for missing and murdered indigenous women. on al-jazeera. 11 o'clock in doha the top stories here on al-jazeera the rebels in yemen have agreed to withdraw t

contest between president macron‘s bro eu movement, and the anti—eu nationalists of the former national fronthed. translation: i am going to vote, it is my duty as a citizen, but i don't know yet who for. this vote will be an important point of the future elections. it will give an idea who might come out on top. and there are some early indications. in the netherlands people were able to cast ballots on trams. prime ministers liberal party says exit polls integrate they did well. the dutch socialists believe they are the real surprise and should top the results here. in ireland, which voted on thursday, the green party believes it did well on the back of voter concerns about climate change. the official results will be announced when polls close this evening. the sunday times says it has found evidence that the snapchat app has become what it calls a "haven" for sexual predators who target young people. the newspaper has uncovered thousands of reported cases involving the photo—messaging app since 2014. john mcmanus reports. snapchat has helped to revolutionise mobile communication. it is a

lizzie's beautifully quit following mass protests to stop his bid for a fifth of the ruling national liberation front party elected a new leader of what is today turkey's government is denying that did libya aspies fall cut out all kinds of minute dimia was seized by forces loyal to the wall of khalifa haftar in southern tripoli turkey's president has described tough times and violence on the capital as a plot against libya's people there's the headlines that is continues here on al jazeera off the fault lines thanks to. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study. one want to investigate the pakistani company at legibly selling by degrees. around the world zero. the truth is that an active shooter attack on campus is what we do the most frightening experience of your life the more we care the more christian you are. the more. the. mass shootings have become a grim part of american life. there were more than three hundred and two thousand and eighteen alone all of which have four more victims who were killed or injured. to highlight the reality that when it comes to gun viol

she won this election five years ago when her party was called the national front. do you think we can now consider her a genuine presidential contender when that comes around in a few yea rs ? when that comes around in a few years? well, we have got to stop talking about her and her party as some sort of lions who deserve to be cut out of the debate and ignored. —— fly ins. she has an awful lot going against, one is that she has hardly any member is a parliament, and this situation in which the populist block has such a huge percentage of the vote in these elections and it has such a tiny representation in parliament is causing huge strain and i don't think it is sustainable. she was a contender two years ago, she got through to the last two. she will get through, as things stand, next time around. i'm not sure that the politics will have changed that much though next time round, which is why macron is still quite content with this result. if it was a rerun between him and her at a presidential election tomorrow, he would still win. webb i will speak with camino an

so why did marine le pen's national front do so well here? ings grown along with feelings of inequality and anger at mainstream politicians with liberal economic goals. the pa rty‘s candidate for the european election isjordan, a 23—year—old child of italian immigrants, from the rundown suburbs north of paris. the party came top in european elections five years ago so why, i asked him, has it now abandoned its promise to take france out of the eu? translation: europe has changed. today there is a nationalist wave coming to power in many countries. we now reshape political life. the left and right are in the process of disappearing. it is early afternoon in this old mining town and le centrale is the only bar in town with any customers. unemployment here was almost twice the national average at the last count. like many regulars here, thierry has given up on politicians entirely. translation: politicians have all become liars. they are only looking out for themselves. i don't believe in them any more. igive up. what has europe done for us? noth

before the algerian national liberation front with his feet rashid mcu free and b f l n t on al-jazeera. examining the headlines a collapsed economy believes that many people are struggling to survive setting the discussions people have looked away i don't think it can look that way anymore sharing personal stories with a global audience explore an abundance of world class programming designed to inform the media's motivate and inspire and. the world is watching on al-jazeera. hello i'm martin dennis in doha and these are the top stories here it out is there are incident troops from the military unit called the rapid support forces of try to remove barricades plays by protesters outside the army headquarters in khartoum there's been a sit in there since april the 6th the troops backed down after meeting resistance regular soldiers have also been checking protesters for weapons tensions of escalating between the military and protests is this week resulting in a 72 hour suspension of talks on the transition to civilian rule on wednesday 14 people were injured when gunfire broke out at a p

to fool with the algerian national liberation front with his feet rashid mcu feet and the f.l.n. team on al-jazeera. hello i'm the stasi attain doha with the top stories on al-jazeera troops from sudan's rapid support forces have tried to remove barricades person place by protesters outside the army had horses but they eventually gave up more demonstrations are expected in khartoum monitor has more from that i think sean is running high of the square also the military had halters with the protesters saying there's been a number of attempts by the up with support forces to try and remove the body cues they're put on the square for their own port action they say that actions by the support forces are aimed at 3 getting some sort of reaction from them and the say they would stay put and will not be distracted from their objective which is to continue piling pressure on the transitional military council for a swift at a time to civilian rule is done and they say they're trying to take advantage of the friday prayers to bring out many people as possible to the square of course they're

it used to be called the national front — but the name change is an attempt to detoxify her party.s this decision. a fresh face. here's ms le pen withjordan bardella — he's a 23 year old son of an immigrant from the working class suburbs of paris and he's at the top of her list of cadidates for this election. she wants closed borders in europe and she wants more protection built into the french economy. at a rally on saturday in italy, she said "we say no to this immigration which has submerged our nations." she wanted france to leave the eu but now, after brexit, says she wants to "change the eu from within." here she is talking about a changed europe. you have to listen to the more general environment in which he is operating. in the space of a few months, a whole range of political forces have risen up in spectacular fashion. it is true for europe and the whole world, the world is changing direction, we have reached the end of unbridled globalisation it's over. guests: rym momtaz, politico france correspondentremi borgeout, institute of international and strategic relations. it