national party, he also transferred £65, 000 to lesotho national party, he also transferred £65,000 tok account for the party leader. 16,000 of that was paid just weeks before banks received a permit to for diamonds. mr arron banks and myself as the leader of the party agreed this is the system we wanted. lesotho is close to collapsing. is there a danger if it goes into a private account that can look corrupt in his own way? no. in 2014, during the military coup, arron banks not only paid his rent whilst he was an excel, but the prime minister of lesotho told me that he had also been funded by arron banks in south africa. did he help you personally? well, yes. what sort of help did he get? will well, we needed to buy food. seriously. we showed our interviews to a leading corruption investigator in south africa who has the authority to fire a criminal case with the national prosecutor. we will be carrying out further investigations of our own, forensic investigators, and i will open a criminal docket. a docket is evidence sent to the national prosecuting authority, setting out the case

security grounds for the first time the government has given the hong kong national party twenty one days to explain why it should not follow the recommendation that campaigns for hong kong to become independent from china the party describes the threat as political suppression and donald trump will host the head of the european commission next week for talks on strange trade ties . has been in tokyo where the e.u. and japan have agreed to a free trade deal covering six hundred million people maybe a third of the global economy and right those are the headlines on al-jazeera my tune is here is coming up next. the promise of peace in the middle east not. enough but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle . now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far as the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and dreams concluding the turbulent story of the struggle for palestinian homes p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. the. us to. lose i'll keep. the. old game as she opened. up the midst of us. and it's mean is it sort of that. an

after one send nearly lost to the compared to a national rescue party or c. an r.p. in the last election he made sure they wouldn't threaten him again last year compared to his main opposition party was dissolved by court order its leader jailed for treason. websites critical of henson's party who plucked. a country that after the bloody rule of poll part was enjoying decades of stability seems to be steadily turning into an autocratic leave ruled state. you know this is the resoundingly victory that hundreds and guaranteed himself when he dissolved the c.n.r. b.n. now he's going to do his victory lap the key issue is what does the international community to do about this next. while china has congratulated hinson on the smooth running of his election both the u.s. and the e.u. have already threatened to impose harsh sanctions on combat he has high ranking officials all right and joining us now from jakarta indonesia is the rise president of the band cambodia national rescue party the main opposition party. a very worthy welcome a search warrant why did your party sa

security grounds for the first time the government has given the hong kong national party twenty one days to explain why it shouldn't follow the recommendation of the party describes the threat as political suppression those are the headlines on al-jazeera but do stay with us walls of shame is coming up next thank you for watching. a remarkable portrait of a removed japanese village in the aftermath of the two thousand and eleven earthquake and tsunami. seven years later how has the community of meow call been able to move on and rebuild their lives. in japan aftermath of a catastrophe on al-jazeera. this is the u.s. mexican border a harsh landscape that's become the focus of bitter debate between the two countries. yes. ok well bill the long but always get up take. a look the right got it right for. the film were about to show you the first ad in two thousand and seven it questions a policy that's become even more contentious today. the sonoran desert in the south of the united states a harsh hot and unforgiving landscape straddling the border with mexico a natural barrier not s

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of she hascoming leader, experienced both leading a german state and a national party. germany and the united states have been linked through centuries of shared history. from the communities of german immigrants and their descendents spread throughout our 50 states, to the hundreds of thousands of jobs created in the u.s. through companies such as volkswagen and , and ties to germany are strong. remains an important trade partner. the total relationship last year was $137 billion. in the entire united states, german companies are the third largest foreign employer. it is something clear that the united states continues to value our transatlantic relationship. nga has always stressed the importance of our subnational leaders in the dialogue between different countries. i speak for all of the governors for in saying, thank you coming across the atlantic to speak with us today. please join me in giving a warm welcome to the general secretary. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen. dear friends. privilegeeasure and a to be here with you today. scott forke to thank making this

bashara officials say the bomber targeted a political rally killing the needer of pakistan's awami national party i will. allow is due to run in local elections later this month at least sixty five others were injured and choose days blast. u.s. president donald trump says meeting russia's vladimir putin might be the easiest part of his three nation european tour this week he's now in brussels for what's shaping up to be a contentious nato summit with america's traditional allies before leaving washington trump again accuse them of not spending enough on defense and he was given this blunt message from european council president donald tusk the america up to shoot your allies after all you don't have the money and europe spend more on your the firms because everyone expects that if you will prefer that they quipped money is important but gentlemen solidarity for even more important diplomatic editor james bays has more on what we can expect from this summit. president trump arriving in brussels and eighteen months in office he's not hidden his disdain for international organizations in his sights

logged and it least twelve others fifty people were also injured in the attack at the of on the national party event in the town of. this comes ahead of national polls share due for later this month the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. german chancellor angela merkel has stressed her country will take its own but make its own policy decisions after coming under criticism from u.s. president donald trump the two are due to meet later on the sidelines of a major summit in brussels of that announcement game before leaders began arriving at the summit venue earlier retreated just complains that european partners especially germany are not spending enough on defense he made the comments during a meeting earlier with nato secretary general yen start and. trump also claimed aboard dixie pipeline deal between berlin and moscow germany the whole intent to russian president putin germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it's getting so much energy from russia so we're supposed to protect germany but they get it. from russia explained that they can't be here. at the nato

lure and at least twelve others fifty people were also injured in the attack in the awami a national party event in peshawar this comes ahead of national polls scheduled for later this month the pakistani a taliban has claimed responsibility. and i like to take you now to teri schultz who want to go back to our lead story where a testy nato summit has kicked off in brussels and we're standing by i believe still a to hear from the nato secretary general still there who is expected to give a press conference momentarily and as soon as it gets under way we will go to it but first want to talk to terry as she is our nato correspondent and terry we'll find out shortly but i'm hoping that you can lay some of the groundwork for us what can we expect from the nato secretary general who's at the helm of an alliance being undermined by its founding member. that's right secretary-general stoltenberg will face. a barrage of questions about the trans-atlantic relationship and specifically about comments made by president trump about germany about europe in general about his his constant axis accusation

or and make least twelve august fifty people were also injured in the attack at the evolving national party event in the city of push other of this comes ahead of national polls she added for later this month the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. a course in munich in germany has found a guilty the only surviving member of a neo nazi terrorist cell that was involved in a ten year crime spree they are to cheaper has been sentenced to life in prison and found guilty on ten counts of murder arson and membership of a terrorist organization she belongs to a group calling itself the national socialist on the ground zero and s e u which carried out ten racially motivated modest two bombings and a series of robberies between two thousand and two thousand and eleven. because on a funk is in minutes standing outside the courtroom frank the trial has come to an end after five years what does this mean. well it comes with dramatic scenes behind me i'm retarded the reason for that is that one of the supporters of the terrorist group will leave this courtroom as a free man and three who suppo

the bill or at least twelve others fifty people were also injured in the attack at the awami national party events in peshawar this comes ahead of national polls scheduled for later this month the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. prominent chinese political campaigner can young men has been sentenced to thirteen years in jail after a board found him guilty of quote subversion of state power it was first jailed as a counter revolutionary in the one nine hundred eighty s. and has already spent a total of twenty two years in prison. all right moving on to our other top. story the time military has released the first images of the twelve boys and their coach being rescued from the flooded cave it has been reported that the boys were sedated to keep them from panicking as they were carried on a stretchers through the dark a narrow underground passages the group was taken out in batches over the course of three days in an operation its chief called quote mission impossible but as we now all know the rescue went ahead when oxygen levels inside the cave plummeted and more rain was fore

security grounds for the first time the government has given the hong kong national party twenty one days to explain why it shouldn't follow the recommendation the party describes the threat as political suppression those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after searching for still more on the web site as well by phone. there's a new political. you take my. word against. everything that american troops have done in iraq all the fighting all the dying the bleeding and the building and the training and the partnering. all of it has led. to this moment. you deserve better than tyranny and corruption torture shrinkers. you deserve to live as free people and i assure every citizen of a wreck your nation will soon be fully. back. it's ten years since america invaded iraq. ten years and over one hundred twenty thousand dead among them over four thousand four hundred american soldiers. this documentary tells one of the great untold stories of the iraq war how the us administration funded a deadly sectarian paramilitary force to fight those threatening the american presen

look at what happened with the national party leader.y would need to address these three problems. ok, thanks- anchor: for your time today. syrian state media says at least 38 people have been killed in a suicide attack in the country's's south side. officials believe the islamic --te was behind, but anchor: three days of national mourning after wildfires in athens claimed at least 79 lives and sent thousands of others fleeing. strong wind bands -- strong winds trapped many in their homes as others attended to reach the sea. officials saying the death toll is expected to rise. ruins.village is in the seaside resort town has been devastated by the historic blazaz. stunned, reeling fromom the destruction and losof ..fe reporter: on wednesday, greek firefighters posted images of missing people online, many of them from the town of monte. search inononnued to buildings and cars next to the inferno. a separate fire was west of the capital. inhabitatas are still in shock in mati. >> no words. reporter: there is no official count of how many pe

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i would not hold your breath to see national party funded ads. host: in minnesota, you have one and eight as top races for democrats, and a senate candidate appointed running statewide. what impact will that have on these races? have: first of all, people -- a lot of people have this idea of minnesota, that was hubert humphrey's state and walter mondale's state, very democratic. keep in mind, hillary clinton carried minnesota by two points or three. it was pretty close. when you saw donald trump carry wisconsin, minnesota was not far behind. this is not nearly as democratic state as a lot of people see. we have got in minnesota the first district, we have that is a tossup race. it is a district that has a republican tilt presidentially, but it is one of the better chances that democrats have in the country. we have three tossups, the first, second, and third districts, as well as the eighth. now that i think about it, when i was talking about new jersey, pennsylvania, virgin you -- virginia, minnesota is not as early in the evening but when you a

for leader who to extend his thirty three year rule although twenty parties took part in the poll the main opposition cambodian national rescue party was dissolved last year human rights groups have dismissed the election as a sham for the e.u. the us and japan well they refuse to send election observers when he has the latest from mom pen. this could have been a day of political change for cambodia instead voters lined up knowing there was little chance of that the choice was vote for a continuation of prime minister who sends thirty three year rule back one of nineteen small opposition parties most of which can't be called truly independent or stay away. but i came to vote because it's my right and my obligation average five years i want to see my country develop more. at this polling station in the capital phnom penh came so car was still on the voter list he's the leader of the banned cambodian national rescue party which called for people to boycott the vote this is where i would have cast his vote if he were not in jail awaiting trial on treason charges this could have been a day of big celebrations for him and h

policy which wants independence from the chinese government in beijing leaders of the hong kong national party have been given three weeks to explain why they shouldn't be banned that critics want. who'll be talented next in the name of national security as the silver reports. they're a recent arrival in hong kong's political scene and despite their marginal influence top officials in the city have gone above and beyond to curtail their influence the hong kong national party a pro independence group that advocates separation from china has been given a three week ultimatum now they have until august seventh to explain writing why the party should not be banned all the species of political pressure. as possible for the political parties and. changes. every other person on the next one is coming up what's coming up on tuesday police delivered a letter to the group's founder and chan saying it was recommending a ban on his party due to national security concerns in hong kong we have freedom of association but that such rights is not without a prescription of hall filled the rights holder the rule

time the government's given the hong kong national party twenty one days to explain why it shouldn't follow the recommendation that campaigns for hong kong to become independent from china the party describes this right as political suppression those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after searching for steal from the . well. the interrogation center was the only place in the kind of mini green zone in somalia that i was not allowed to visit however one day jim steele said to me hey they just captured a saudi jihadi would you like to interview him and we kind of walk into the entrance area and the first thing that i see is one of the iraqi guards beating up one of the iraqi prisoners and then i'm taken not into the main area kind of the main hall although out of the corner of my eye could see there were a lot of prisoners in there with their hands tied behind their backs i was taken to a side office where the saudi was brought in and there was actually blood dripping down the side of a desk in this office away in a room in the library into ewing studio and i. yo

time the government has given the hong kong national party twenty one days to explain why it should not follow the recommendation. of campaigns for hong kong to become independent from china the party describes the threat as political suppression. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us the system is up next thank you for watching. i wouldn't blow it up with. an hour when you had a lot of difficulties growing up so it kind of forced me to become a man of a young age it was kind of like either you recall a body streets all the streets became a bar to streets so finally i was introduced to the fast money when i say fast money's you know selling drugs not that i'm going to buy thing you know the old me to stop and you know they say you're innocent until proven guilty is what. you're proven innocent. for. the american criminal justice system enforces our laws and keeps watch over a person. who is watching the system. i'm joe berlinger and i've used my camera for twenty years to knock down doors and pursue the truth just now we're going inside the american criminal jus

that's because the cambodian national party which came very the cambodian national party which came very boycott the elections that people to boycott the elections that people are still afraid, they are still afraid to not go out and vote because the government has threatened legal action against those who participate in these campaigns. before the general election on sunday, the government actually closed down 17 and media websites, and this includes independent news websites and the voice of america and radio free asia. we've played you quite a few original reports from bbc africa eye. their latest is a special undercover investigation which has discovered that somali men and women are being tortured and abused at centres in east africa. these centres claim to be rehabilitating those they say have gone against somali culture and religion ? accusing them of drug abuse and un—islamic behaviour. but our reporterjamal osman found young somalis held against their will for so—called crimes like having a girlfriend, drinking alcohol or smoking cigarettes. you might find some of the scenes in

the bomber targeted a political rally killing her room below are the leader of pakistan's army national party the pakistani taliban the tepee t.t.p. has taken responsibility for the attack just weeks before a general election beijing is reacting strongly to a u.s. proposal of new tariffs on chinese imports the commerce ministry says the move harms the world trade organization system and hurts globalization now the troubled ministrations says new duties may be imposed on an additional two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese products the terrorists won't be imposed until after a two month period of public comment on the proposed list the republican chairman of the senate finance committee called the move reckless behavior brown has more from beijing. china's industrial sector going after telecommunications and high tech now the united states is homing in on chinese consumer products saying that thousands of chinese food products beauty products pet food chemicals and tires will be subject to a ten percent tariff if there is no breakthrough in the current standoff between china and the unit

say the bomber targeted a political rally killing her two in a balloon the leader of pakistan's national party who was due to run in local elections later this month at least thirty five others were injured in that last has this update. buggiest on his feet a relative calm and dead of. the politician to come out be mobile bold. new daredevil under age but because of d.n.a. proved environment he had given an interview to a television network in which he said that diabetic jay jenny was quite comfortable however the attack today show that details going to be attended to fair either political party leader good to be equally careful and dish good effect. for many of the political party particularly. which a lost their leader bashar would today but more ahead on the news including the riots may be over in haiti but the anger remains protesters call for the resignation of the president. and more resignations in britain as the turmoil over to amaze bragg's at planned continues. and in sports twenty three time grand slam champion city in the williams's through to the semifinals at wimbledon and closer

shah official said the bomber targeted a political rally killing the leader of pakistan's awami national party. the u.s. is threatening to target china with more tariffs on imports as the trade dispute between washington and beijing escalates the u.s. trade representative says new tariffs may be imposed on an additional two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods the republican chairman of the senate finance committee has called the move reckless the white house says the new measure may be finalized after two months of public discussion tuesday was the court ordered deadline for the trumpet administration to reunite parents and children under five who were separated at the mexican border by immigration authorities the white house admitted only a fraction of the families will be placed back together now the federal judge who ordered the reunions is not happy shihab rattansi reports from washington d.c. . at least one reunification of a father and his young child by tuesday's federally ordered deadline was captured on camera but the u.s. government admitted it would fail to reunite all mi

to continue wane hey al-jazeera phnom penh sam rainsy is the former leader of the cambodian national rescue party he says it's becoming increasingly isolated in the international community. the united nations has already set. up at. any u.s. european union head. to text sections how did it so. it gains that mr hu and his family and kearney i expect those of us actions will get there if i was there in the groups at once that you cards or you can't eat us actually and if not a lower jaw. and. it will be minister the. way out there was only of from the rest of that letter and only the part of china sole owns and now insult has only it is a part of china but that is a not enough eventually. we lent one sat down. still ahead on al-jazeera i. was angry at iraq weeks of protests over living conditions forced the electricity minister al. i didn't realize how much. my home to me burning and broken more people are playing it wildfires in california show no rest. most of the rain in china is hanging around south of the moment we're still getting occasional showers in sichuan or in the middle and by for exam

top officials in the city have gone above and beyond to curtail their influence the hong kong national party a pro independence group that advocates separation from china has been given a three week ultimatum now they have until august seventh to explain writing why the party should not be banned of course this is a political question. as possible for the political parties and. seizures. every year the first of the next one is coming up what's coming up on tuesday police delivered a letter to the group's founder and chan saying it was recommending a ban on his party due to national security concerns in hong kong we have freedom of association but that such rights is not without prescription. valvular the rights holder the rules. of restaurant chanst can be made by law. if it is necessary in the interests of national security john lee warned that he did he decided to ban the party anyone attending meetings or making donations to the group could face up to two years in prison he added however they'd still be given a chance to appeal his decision with hong kong's most powerful politician the ci

it gives me a lot of experiences and relationships with a lot of leaders in our national party. gov. sandoval: our time is almost up. governors, any other questions you might have for the general secretary? yes? >> you mentioned renewables. you mentioned some of the difficulties given land mass and resistance from folks. back in 2015, it was a brutal winter. there were difficulties with energy generation and there seems to have been a little bit of a return to the idea that if there is to be any kind of independence of energy in germany, some of the more traditional fossil fuel based production, including coal,, regions represented, would have to come back to the forefront more than people might wish or want of the bridge to whatever the energy future looks like will be built of coal for some period. is that something people have understood of necessity or just something they appreciate beyond the immediate need? gen. sec. kamp-kerrenbauer: we talked about this because in our 1970's we the depended in a strong way on oil from arabia. to giveen we have tried us -- of our energies

politician and at least twelve others fifty people were also injured in the attack at the awami national party event in peshawar this comes ahead of national polls scheduled for later this month. the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. now the medical team treating the twelve boys and their coach in a local hospital say the group is generally in good condition this after they spent eighteen harrowing days underground and went through a rescue operation which many first believe would be mission impossible people lined the streets to cheer as an ambulance took the twenty five year old coach to the hospital for all of the boys are also being treated the wild boars soccer team spent nearly three weeks trapped inside a cave after water sealed off their exit route a team of international rescue divers worked to extract them but one man died last week after delivering oxygen to the group all the children and their coach are expected to remain in the hospital hospital for at least seven days. and the good news florian is she's standing by first at the school where many of the boys actually w

politician and the police twelve others fifty people were also injured in the attack at the awami national party event in peshawar this comes ahead of national polls scheduled for later this month the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. japanese prime minister shinzo abi has visited an evacuation center in one of the areas worst affected by recent downpours this as the death toll climbs to one hundred seventy six people after severe flooding and landslides caused by last week's torrential rains dozens of people remain missing it is one of japan's worst weather related disasters in decades. prominent chinese political campaigner kin young men has been sentenced to thirteen years in jail after a court found him guilty of subversion of state power he was first jailed as a counter-revolutionary in the one nine hundred eighty s. and has already spent a total of twenty two years in prison. and the widow of the chinese nobel peace prize laureate who has a rock has been freed and arrived in berlin on tuesday who shot had been kept under near total house arrest in china with no formal charges s

politician and at least twelve others fifty people were also injured of the attack at the awami national party event in war now this comes ahead of national polls scheduled for later this month the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility. against all odds all twelve boys and their soccer coach have been freed from a flooded cave in thailand ambulances took the last of the boys and their coach to a local hospital where officials say they are in good condition the boys between eleven and sixteen years old spent more than two weeks deep inside the cave after water sealed off their exit route one rescue diver died last week but now the underground nightmare has come to an end. it was the outcome the world had been hoping and praying for there was jubilation as news reached the volunteers helping with the rescue operation all twelve of the boys and their coach safely out of the cave and recovering in hospital today is a great day older boys are safe now on their. triumph too for the regional governor who led the has a dismounting national mission to get the boys out no one thought we could do

bring democracy back to cambodia back to people with vice president of the bound cambodian national rescue party thank you for joining us on the program thank you you're watching the news this is what's still ahead. and they corroborate demonstrators have been out in support of the nation's catholic bishops present arteta has accused the bishops of assisting a plot to overthrow and we'll look at the cause of nicaragua as minds of iraqis. but first let's get some business news now with fantasy thank you limit well germany at the moment is in a bit of a tussle with china as far as investment goes business it says that it intends to better protect crucial sectors from takeovers by companies from china and other known e.u. countries the government statement coming amid a disagreement with beijing last week the german government moved to block china's state grid from acquiring a twenty percent stake in the electricity transmission network operator fifty heads instead the state bank k e f w agreed to take the stake fending off the chinese offer however the government stresses the country remains open

party in the running. and couldn't send the world's longest serving prime minister was not taking any chances this year. after nearly losing the vote five years ago to the cambodian national rescue party he took action to make sure they wouldn't threaten him again. the rival party was dissolved by court order its leader jailed for treason websites critical of his party were blocked on sen's only real worry this election day was that cambodians would answer the opposition's call for a boycott. anyone who opposes elections destroys the nation and democracy and should not be forgiven. officially the boycott was averted cambodia's national election commission claims about eighty percent of registered voters cast their vote the opposition however believes that number is inflated former opposition leader sam rainsy now living in exile tweeted that no credible election observer would confirm an election process that was quote falsified from the outset. for a majority of cambodians unsent is the only leader they've known he began his career as a military commander for cambodia's camaro rouge but as the regime carried out genocide on its own people don't send defected to vietnam t

officials say the bomber targeted a political rally killing her room below the leader of pakistan's national party the pakistani taliban the t.p. t.t.p. has taken responsibility for the attack just weeks before a general election beijing is reacting strongly to a u.s. proposal.

leaders are going to come together they're going to compromise and they're going to split the national partys they say so what iraqis are seeing really is there's no real way to institutionally bring about change not to answer the question about identity politics i think it's important to kind of have a nuance here which is what you're seeing on the ground is in both sort of the shia are protesting against their own leaders to stun and it's lame and you know for example the kurds are protesting against their own kurdish leaders so because areas like but like both sort of like salmaniya haven't seen like a cute violence for several years now because the sort of stability in terms of just security is improving they're beginning to ask more from their leaders and their leaders can no longer just gain legitimacy by using ethno sectarian discourse they're going to have to start promising things that people are expecting more so that's what we mean by sort of this kind of move away from identity politics but unfortunately the way the system is structured under the guise of inclusive a-t. means tha

not only was he a political donor to the basotho national party, he also transferred £65,000 to a personalrty leader. 16,000 of that was paid just weeks before banks received a permit to hunt for diamonds. well, mr arron banks and myself as the leader of the party agreed this is the system that we have. you see, lesotho is overwhelmed with corruption. do you think that there is a danger that if it goes into a separate, private account, that can look corrupt in its own way? no, no. no. in 2014, during a military coup, arron banks not only paid mr maseribani's rent whilst he was in exile for two years, but the prime minister of lesotho, tom thabene, told me that he had also been funded by arron banks in south africa. did he help you personally? we were good friends. while you were in exile, did he help? he did. what sort of help did he give? we needed to buy food. seriously, we needed to buy soap to wash. we showed our interviews to a leading corruption investigator in south africa who has the authority to file a criminal case with the national prosecutor. we will be carrying out further inv

the city of bashar the bomber targeted a political rally killing rude the leader of pakistan's national party. well it's just weeks before a general election. was a subject. progress on has seen or read it if comment that of such as encourage the politicians to come out be more bold hyrule also knew their day was the rage but because of the improved environment he had given an interview to a television network in which he said that time had a change and he was quite comfortable however the attack today showed that dish is going to be attending a fair other political party leaders are going to be equally careful and there's going to affect also the gap spending for many of the political parties particularly for the. which i lost a leader in the treaty of bush are we are today well still ahead here on al-jazeera a lengthy legal saga names and in germany as the last survivor of a german underground neo nazi self awaits the verdict of a serial murder trial also will controversial presidential pardon from donald trump this time it for eight years that inspired and to government protests do stay wi

officials say the bomber targeted a political rally killing or the leader of pakistan's awami national party balloon was due to run in local elections later this month at least thirty five others were injured in the blast has this update for us buggiest on his feet or relative calm and dead of. the politicians to come out be more aboard. their race but because of d.n.a. proved environment he had given an interview to a television network in which he said that dietary change any were quite dumb diverted however the attack today show that details going to be attended to fair either political party leaders are going to be equally careful and dish good effect . for many of the political party particularly. which at last a leader indicates the oprah show are today. still ahead on al-jazeera the riots may be over in haiti but the anger remains protesters call for the resignation of the president and in sports nineteen ninety eight world champions france beat belgium to reach the football world cup final. i. mean the weather sponsored by cattle. hello and welcome back now as we look at the weather

the scottish national party reckoned that the westminster government was launching a power grab to trywer coming back to the uk from brussels. it spilt over into westminster. a series of commons votes on brexit meant debate on crucial issues about returning powerfrom brussels to the scottish parliament was cut short tojust 18 minutes. at prime minister's questions the next day, the westminster leader of the snp wheeled out an arcane parliamentary procedure. the people of scotland will not be disrespected by this parliament. mr speaker, under the circumstances, given the disrespect shown, i have no option but to ask that this house now sets in private! or call for the house to sit in private is a way to disrupt business and register a protest. that means that the public and the press gallery has to be completely cleared. it requires a vote and after some confusion, the speaker ruled that that vote could be taken at the end of the session, not immediately in the middle of pmq ‘s as the mp wanted. he objected noisily and the speaker was not having that. resume your seat! no! resume your s

days the ruling cambodian people's party led by prime minister who in sin is expected to win sunday's election comfortably the main opposition the cambodian national risky party which almost won five years ago is banned and urges voters to stay away. voting isn't compulsory but that didn't stop the prime minister threatening anyone who doesn't take. whoever doesn't participate in this election destroys democracy following the illegal propaganda movement. that illegal movement is the cambodian national risky party which was dissolved her allegedly plotting to overthrow the government with foreign help its leader kim so carr has been in jail since september awaiting trial for treason while most other leading members left cambodia fearing a wrist they say the election is illegitimate and the ruling out supporting protests if cambodians call for them if there is an uprising we hope that the. uprising. that is why we want to find solutions today the international community is also slowly taking action some foreign election observers are here but not from japan the long time supporter of the cambodian government refused while the united states and europ

leader of the sudanese opposition the former prime minister of sudan said he comedy is head of the national party animal of the suv the sex of unthaw and he's chair of the opposition alliance sudan call prime minister welcome to going underground the british government of course enforces sanctions against john lee once president bashir in the hague but egypt sudan becoming more friendly what do you make of there is no potential from friendship between the two and cairo because in cairo muslim brothers are terrorists in heart of whom they are part that. this is the. post secondly they are in different. axes relations how to maintain an axis really with. egypt is on the other side so there is no potential for agreement but because of certain imperatives in terms of. things like that they keep up pretenses i think that is no more than a public relations exercise. yeah because we are talking about one of the most mineral and channel resource rich countries in the world with when we speak of saddam just tell our viewers what sudan call is you're the chair of the well basically are you know the sudan i

we, any scottish national party, are just so grateful that we absolutely nothing whatsoever to do withious workings of this broken arrangement, the more pleased we are that we have nothing to do with it. when sports stars are given their obes and mbes they should be expected to undertake work to stop young sportsmen and women from turning to drugs. that was the proposal of the former lib dem leader lord campbell when lords‘ question time focused on performance—enhancing drugs in junior and amateur sport. lord campbell was part of the great britain athletics team at the tokyo olympics 5a years ago. my lords, the government doesn‘t recognise the vital importance of protecting the integrity of the sport and that includes keeping spot free from the scourge of doping. uk anti—doping, and arm‘s—length body, supports sports bodies with a wide range of measures. the minister aware of the work of the useful trust in this area which is particularly valuable ? because nowadays, as we know, sports men and sportswomen frequently appear in honours lists twice each year. it would be impossible to imp

party. paul: democratic national committee chair tom pÉrez calling alexandria ocasio-cortez future of the partyong-time congressman crowely is running or platform of medicare for all, free tuition for college students and abolishing ice despite dnc's chair enthusiasm nancy pelosi has down played the win and says nothing outside the party outside of the district. >> they made a choice in one district. let's not get carried away. the fact that in a progressive district in new york it went more progressive than -- you crowely is a progressive but more to the left than joe crowely is about that drit. paul: democratic pollster and fox news contributor doug, doug, good to see you, who is right about the future of the democratic party, nancy pelosi or tom pÉrez? >> i think they are both wrong, paul. i think the future of the party is much more people like doug jones and connor lamb represent ing centerrism and represents voters in bronx and queens. i don't doubt ocasio-cortez's sincerity but advocating medicare for all, jobs for all and elimination of ice without any way to pay anything is absurd on i

not only was he a political donor to the basotho national party, he also transferred £65,000 to a personale party leader. 16,000 of that was paid just weeks before banks received a permit to hunt for diamonds. well, mr arron banks and myself as the leader of the party agreed this is the system that we have. you see, lesotho is overwhelmed with corruption. do you think that there is a danger that if it goes into a separate, private account, that can look corrupt in its own way? no, no. no. in 2014, during a military coup, arron banks not only paid mr maseribani's rent whilst he was in exile for two years, but the prime minister of lesotho, tom thabene, told me that he had also been funded by arron banks in south africa. did he help you personally? i think we were good friends. while you were in exile, did he help? he did. what sort of help did he give? well, i think we needed to buy food. seriously, and we needed to buy some soap to wash. we showed our interviews to a leading corruption investigator in south africa who has the authority to file a criminal case with the national prosecutor.