and shipping company plan to transport tanks destined for north sudan hallman was well informed but how did the company just transported tanks to kenya tanks whose recipient according to the manifest was the rebels in south sudan. didn't holeman know what ga stood for didn't he see a link between the transports for south sudan and the tanks brought by the beluga vessel and the tanks for gossip wrought by other ships. in 2014 civil war broke out in the fledgling state of south sudan a conflict in which there was no shortage of weapons something we'd like to discuss with home and. brussels is home to an eyewitness who saw the tanks for gas incense sudha. he was in the country on behalf of the bomb international center for conversion of peace research institute look vandeven the vault members of the south sudan military these are pictures of his visit shortly before the civil war erupted and 5 years after the ships brought the arms inspected the small arms store which we see here as it happens the general showed him something really grand. the 1st summer specifically remember seeing these

the shipping company's plan to deliver a consignment of tanks to islamic north sudan. the documents also include a manifest tanks guns and ammunition for delivery to kenya. but the arms were ordered by goss the government of south sudan. controlled by rebels at the time south sudan was in the process of separating from sudan. the military unit or in my own man was also supplied with tanks seen here in a ship's hold. the shipping company which delivered the arms is said to be beluga owned by neil stolberg. stolberg agreed to an interview he wanted to present a different image from other shipowners seen as someone who staged fundraising concerts supported social projects and dreamt of ecological ship propulsion technology so how can that be reconciled with transporting arms we confronted stolberg. i was the arms to says sudan and. doesn't that embarrass you. as who is coot personally i'm very sorry if we carried freight for that you should not have been carried from there's no question of that but you did. yes chartered ships out and had no idea that certain goods were o

which of course has been trying to build bridges have this period of reconciliation with the north. sudan's ruling military junta has suspended schools across the country until further notice in answer it comes after security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas at protesters mass rallies are being held against monday's killing of 5 students the head of the military has blamed the opposition for tension in the country turnabout says from the un security council of delivered a petition to the security of the secretary general on syria they want antonio terrorist to launch an investigation into the bombing of hospitals in syria trade talks between the u.s. and china have resumed after stalling in may over tariffs the world's 2 biggest economies impose taxes remove the $360000000000.00 worth of imports more than 40 people have appeared at a court in hong kong on allegations of rioting it's the 1st time such a serious charges have been brought against anti-government protesters rioting usually carries a jail term of up to 10 years and democratic candidates hoping to take on donald trump in

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on the al-jazeera news hour and these are our top stories sudan's opposition has called for more protests over the killing of activists the north kordofan state doctors in sudan say at least 5 people including 4 students were shot dead by security forces during a demonstration they were protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military. britain's prime minister isn't backing down from his backside ultimatum to the e.u. on his visit to scotland that is despite fierce opposition and talk of another independence referendum in scotland boss johnson has told discuss that only when they are ready to shift their position. and china's government has reiterated its support for hong kong flu to carry on and weeks of mass protests the hong kong policy office in beijing says the demonstrations are a challenge to the rule of law. donald trump spy chief is leaving director of national intelligence dan coats has clashed with the ad contradicted the president over russia iran and north korea mike hanna has more from washington this was the moment that it would appear most good president trump flank

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also called for some of the protests not just in the town of the located in north port of sand but in several other states in sudan as well they are saying that they will not be able to resume their studies and so there is a civilian government and there is accountability and justice the governor of north korea from state has ordered the closure of high school and primary schools and also the notice he says that the situation should be calm before students can resume studies of course talks between the opposition coalition known as the forces of freedom and change and the ruling military joint terrorism expected to resume later but there are concerns that the protesters will not accept the opposition coalition talking to the militant military jointer in light of the fact that they do not see the investigations and the findings of the investigations of the military council independent and fair and that there dick that demand for accountability and justice is not yet met. moving on to other news now and u.k. prime minister abbas johnson has told you leaders he'll discuss breck's that only when they are ready to chan

week doctor even atar at the heart a surgeon are the only functioning hospital in town in north eastern south sudan and his team operate on around 60 patients the united nations refugee agency nominated him for the prestigious nansen award which you won in recognition of his work and the incredibly difficult to constance's. south sudan has been in conflict since 2013 the war has divided the country along ethnic lines 200000 people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructures which are especially in the upper layer. almost all the way including my beatles stewart living there and the person who you know visions of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed to. hello i'm in london with a quick look at the top stories this hour has been a 2nd night of violence in hong kong with police firing several rounds of take gas a protest as the rally began as a peaceful march with tens of thousands of people voicing their anger at police and violence as well as

saddam's opposition has called for more protests over the killing of the activists of north quarter fun state doctors in sudan say 8 people including 4 students were shot dead by security forces during a demonstration they were protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military judge. burton the prime minister is not backing down from his brakes that ultimatum to the e.u. has this had to scotland that's despite fierce opposition and talk of another independence referendum in scotland boss johnston's told e.u. leaders he'll discuss except only when they are ready to change their position and china's government has reiterated its support for hong kong's leader carry lab following weeks of mass protests the hong kong policy office in beijing says the demonstrations are a challenge to the rule of law. and strikes are intensifying in some areas of the province despite u.n. warnings that war crimes are being committed 8 civilians have been killed in the latest round of fighting and the bombings have left few hospitals to treat the injured say in a hall that has more from

also called for further protests not just in the town of the located in north part of france but in several other states in sudan as well there is thing back they will not be able to resume their studies and so there is a civilian government and there is accountability and justice for this the governor of north good defense state has ordered the closure of high school and primary schools and so on so they know it is he says that the situation should be calm before students can resume studies of course talks between the opposition coalition as the forces of freedom and change and the ruling military don't there is expected to resume later but there are concerns that the protesters will not accept the opposition coalition talking to the militant military joined in light of the fact that they do not see the investigations and the findings of the investigations of the military council independent and fair and that there did that demand for accountability and justice is not yet met. a jarius president has ordered the army to hunt down gunmen who killed at least 65 people in the north east and borno region the victims

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has reacted sharply to those developments saying enable us to launch by the north will be in violation of un resolutions. sudan's ruling military spending schools across the country until further notice. comes out of the security forces fired live ammunition and tear gas at protesters past rallies are being held against monday's killings of 5 students. antenna basters from the un security council have delivered a petition to the secretary general on syria they want to turn a good terrorist to launch an investigation into the bombing of hospitals in the. now as tensions rise on the korean peninsula the bulk of 10 southeast asian nations known as ossie and will meet in bangkok this week it has extended an invitation to pyongyang and it may play a role. at helping. in the region it's got higher courts. as thailand hosts the foreign ministers of aussie and regional forms this week what's due to be discussed won't just be about southeast asia in addition to the u.s. secretary of state the foreign ministers from china russia japan and south korea are expected one issue of particular focus the tension on the korean pen

saddam's opposition has called for more protests over the killing of activists in north kordofan state doctors in sudan say 8 people including 4 schoolchildren were killed by security forces who opened fire on a demonstration they were protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military jointer. in other news the chinese government has reiterated its support for hong kong's lead to carry lamb following weeks of mass protests beijing's top office on hong kong policy also called for the violence to stop after another night of street battles in the city but pro-democracy groups have the government did not address any of their issues britain's prime minister has told leaders that he'll discuss breck said only when they are ready to shift their position and if they don't bars johnson says oppression believe the e.u. without a deal is as it in scotland for the 1st time as prime minister. my sumption is that we can get a new deal work aiming for a new deal but of course michael is absolutely right that it's responsible for any government to prepare for no deal if we

students in sudan's darfur region are marching to protest against the ruling military junta that announcing the kennings of 5 students and north called a farm on monday a transitional military held for has little be indefinite closure of schools nationwide the head of the jungle is blaming protest organizers for monday's violence people more than reports from neighboring ethiopia. voicing anger thousands of demonstrators mostly high school and university students came out on tuesday in sudan's capital sort of zoom and other cities there protesting the deaths of fellow protesters in in north korea defense state on monday. thanks when protesters came out decrying the lack of bread and heights in transportation prices security forces opened fire in response killing several and injuring dozens others . don't have any blood for blood we will never accept anything but justice civilian we salute everyone in the city for standing for the sake of the nation it is an epic moment in our country's history is now the middle. of the military council is that it's time to go she asians and i must stop killing our people the students in the st

also more protests in sudan after security forces opened fire was a demonstration in north coast of and killing 5 people. commuter calles protesters block hong kong's train services part of an anti government campaign. welcome to the program the alleged mastermind of the september the 11th attacks in the u.s. says he may be willing to help the victims in the lawsuit against saudi arabia in return khalid sheikh mohammad wants the government not to seek the death penalty against him particle he reports. the survivors and victims of the september 11th attacks believe saudi arabia was behind it and they are suing to prove it now they might get help from an unlikely source suspected mastermind khalid shaikh muhammad in the lawsuit lawyers asked to speak to muhammad and he made a surprising response seeming to offer to cooperate against saudi with a condition remove the possibility of a death sentence writing in the absence of a potential death sentence much broader cooperation would be possible the president who often sides with saudi could face pressure this time to make the deal it could v

protests are getting back on the streets of sudan's towns and cities after 5 demonstrators were killed in north courts on states on monday security forces opened fire on students and activists as i have a morgan reports from neighboring ethiopia. that was why i was they came out of the classrooms in north kordofan state to complain about bread shortages and the rising cost of fuel and transport i thank you but minutes after the student protest started in the city of a moving security forces opened fire i. want to show. my brother died as a martyr and i will not cry over him because god willing he's in heaven for blood we want to accept anything else. funerals have been held for some of the several people killed some reportedly by sniper shots to the head of the central committee for sudan's doctors which is allied to the opposition says doesn't sustained critical injuries. following months of political turmoil war protests started on saturday protesters infuriated by the announcement from the committee investigating the pro-democracy sit in killings on 2 and a 3rd in her town and the committee

north korea. and talks have resumed its. when sudan's opposition and the ruling military joined on transferring power to civilian led government the opposition had said it would only restart negotiations once certain conditions were met and putting an investigation into the killing of protesters. let's get more now on our top story and that's libya which has been in chaos since the long time the ruler muammar gadhafi was overthrown in 2011 it is divided between warring militia groups which mostly back to rival governments the un recognized administration led by prime minister fayyad is based in tripoli it's supported by turkey and most western nations including italy which is worried the fighting near tripoli will force more people to cross the mediterranean and in the east the based government the center of power for war . he's backed by egypt saudi arabia russia and the united arab emirates france is also accused of providing military support to his forces. is a senior fellow at john hopkins university foreign policy institute and he s

north korea talks? at least seven people are killed in sudan after tens of thousands return to the streets to demand civilian

north korea talks? at least seven people are killed in sudan after tens of thousands return to the streets to demand civilian and sir david attenborough joins kylie and the cure on the final day of the glastonbury festival. senior politicians in hong kong have been celebrating the moment the city returned to chinese rule 22 years ago. led by chief executive carrie lam and joined by officials from china, they attended a reception a few hours ago. outside, a flag raising ceremony was held at the harbour front. in her toast — carrie lam wished successs to the motherland and to the stability and prosperity of hong kong. away from this though the mood is quiet different. this is the scene live as crowds of activists have been gathering from early this morning. they're now in a peaceful stand off with police. our correspondent karishma vaswani has the latest updates. in the last hour or so, we have been hearing that there is a stand—off between police and protesters on one of the main arterial roads of this city. what we understand is that in the early hours of this morning hundreds of protesters camped out on tha

i've seen this before in sudan with respect to the comprehensive peace agreement between north anlssouth. this fike a tactical retreat but not a strategic change of heart. i don't believe th military harbors democratic feelings for the country. we should not view this as a real strategic shi on the part of the military but as another method of buying time and relieving the international pressure that had been growing over the past few weeks to make this deal. laura: what does the violence of recent weeks say about the volatility of sudan in the aftermath of president bashir? cameron: it is an incredib volatile time right now, and there are r divisions within the military. the transition government is not monolithic. you have a mercenary element in their bank--n there with rapid support forces who are there for their own aggrandizement and enrichment. they are paired with professional military corps which, yes, has been accused of atrocities in darfur and other places, it does see itself as the guarantor of the stupidity state. there is tension between these factions in the military. we c

north korea talks? at least seven people are killed in sudan after tens of thousands return to the streets to demand civilian

voters in sudan said at least 5 people including 4 students have been shot dead by security forces during a demonstration so don's opposition has called for more protests over the killings in north dakota fan state they're rallying against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military joined which killed dozens of people every morgan has more on what this means for talks on sudan's democratic transition 2 well at the moment the opposition coalition it is trying to talk to the minute with the military council they are in negotiations we already know that they signed and you michel are sharing agreements early this month but there yet just time that's final which really contains all the details of how this transitional government should look like and what role each and every various it's you will now opposition saying that the talks will resume and they are expected to meet against laura but the people on the ground the protesters who have been largely eating these protests are saying that they don't want talks they want justice and accountability for the killings that have been happening since the protests. china's top leadership has spoken out agai

sudan's opposition has called for more protests over the killing of students in $1000.00 is the north korea found state say at least 5 people including 4 school children were shot dead by security forces during a demonstration. at least 52 inmates have died in prison right to brazil prison officials say it happened in part of a state in the north and involved rival criminal guy. china has blamed western forces for stirring up trouble after another weekend of violent protests in hong kong and read comments on the armrests the chinese government said it stood by the territories leader and accused the west of trying to contain china's development the city has been paralyzed by 2 months of pro-democracy demonstrations and protests to show no sign of giving up sara clogged points now from on call. after i wakes of mass rallies and violent confrontations between police and protesters is beijing's chief policy office managing tongues if it does have this response. we call on all the people in hong kong regardless of their social backgrounds to unequivocally oppose and boycott violence the re

and university students came out on tuesday in sudan's capital sort of zoom and other cities there protesting the deaths of fellow protesters in in north korea defense state on monday. when protesters came out decrying the lack of bread and honey in transportation prices i security forces opened fire in response killing several and injuring dozens others. don't have any blood for blood we will never accept anything but just as civilians we salute everyone in a robe a city for standing for the sake of the nation it is an epic moment in our country's history as of now the ago today i'll miss is to the military council is that it's time to go she oceans and i must stop killing our people the students in the streets this military council is nothing that remains of the old regime and they must step down thanks to this protesters were also met with tear gas and live ammunition with doctors reporting several injuries as a result the protesters are also demanding justice and accountability following an announcement from an investigation committee that the ruling military is not to blame for killing protesters on june 3rd when a month long pro-

sudan's health ministry, seven people have died and 181 were hurt. the front of the straits times shows donald trump becoming the first sitting us president to set foot on northn. both men reportedly agreed to restart nuclear talks following their meeting in the dmz zone. the telegraph says uk foreign secretary and pm hopeful jeremy hunt has announced plans for a £20 billion "war chest" for a no—deal brexit, which would include dramatic tax cuts designed to turbocharge the economy. in what the japan times describes as a polarizing move, japan will resume commercial whaling monday following its withdrawal from the international whaling commission. commercial whaling, however, will only resume within 200 nautical miles from the country's shores. and finally, it's an important week for tennis lovers as wimbledon kicks off today. the guardian, like many papers, has its guide to all the players vying to win this year's tournament. number one seed novak djokovic will be looking to defend his wimbledon title against other players such as rafael nadal and roger federer. henry will be there. i will be. you are probably going to centre court. iam very are probably goin

measured on sunday and monday in alert a military facility near the north pole the average july high there is just 7 degrees. in sudan protesters and ruling generals have signed a political document part of a power sharing deal paving the way for a civilian government this has been one of the key demands of demonstrators since president omar al bashir was deposed in april a 2nd constitutional document is likely to be signed within days and at least 13 people have died after a 3 storey residential building collapsed in central area it happened after days of torrential rains in the city of jobs locals say that the building was to laugh a jaded and dangerous it's a common problem in the west african country where building regulations are frequently ignored. in the united states the u.s. house of representatives has passed a motion condemning president donald trump for making racist comments it follows a series of tweets in which trump said that 4 democratic lawmakers should quote go back to their countries although they are u.s. citizens and the 3 were born there all 235 democrats voted to condemn trump although the mov

school and university students came out on tuesday in sudan's capital sort of zoom and other cities there protesting the deaths of fellow protesters in north kordofan state on monday i thank protesters came out decrying the lack of threat and heights in transportation prices security forces opened fire in response killing several and entering dozens others. had blood for blood we will never accept anything but justice civilian we salute everyone in their own beds city for standing for the sake of the nation it is an epic moment in our country's history was made. to the military council is that this time. i must stop the killing our people the students in the streets this military council is nothing but ribbons of the old regime and they must step down thanks to this protesters were also met with tear gas and live ammunition with doctors reporting several injuries as a result the protesters are also demanding justice and accountability following an announcement from an investigation committee that the ruling military is not to blame for killing protesters on june 3rd when a month long pro-democracy tatin was attacked by the army the militar

north korea. and talks have resumed between sudan's opposition and the ruling military jointer on transferring power to a civilian led government the opposition had said it would only restart negotiations once certain conditions were met including an investigation into the killing of protesters. now donald trump has posted another forceful tweet about iran after its president hassan rouhani said they would increase uranium enrichment beyond the limits set in the 2050 nuclear deal the us president writers iran has just issued a new warning for honey says they will enrich uranium to any amount we want if there is no nuclear deal be careful with the threats iran they can come back to bite you like nobody has been bitten before european leaders meanwhile say they are looking to punish iran yet the reports from tehran. with just days to go before iran is expected to take another step in its plan to reduce cooperation of the 2050 nuclear deal president hassan rouhani had an rebuke for the united states. over the past 20 years it is them who started life before you're well extinguished if you see it is dan

and university students came out on tuesday in sudan's capital hot assume and other cities they're protesting the deaths of fellow protesters in in north korea defense state on monday thanks when protesters came out decrying the lack of bread and hike in transportation prices security forces opened fire in response killing several and entering dozens others. had blood for blood we will never accept anything but justice civilians we salute everyone and there are bad city for standing for the sake of the nation it is an epic moment in our country's history was go. to the military council is that time to negotiate a must stop the killing our people the students in the streets this military council is nothing but riddance of the old regime and they must stick to tell me how to use this protesters were also met with tear gas and live ammunition with doctors reporting several injuries as a result the protesters are also demanding justice and accountability following an announcement from an investigation committee that the ruling military is not to blame for killing protesters on june 3rd when a month long pro-democracy sit in was attacked by

turkish controlled part in the north which is considered occupied territory huge gas was recently discovered off the supreme coast internet connections are being restored in sudan following a court ruling military council cut internet connections more than a month ago saying the blackout was needed to protect a transition deal reached with the opposition but protest leaders say the military was trying to hide evidence of its violent break up of a sit in outside military headquarters that killed more than 100 people. russian president vladimir putin says he does not support imposing sanctions on georgia he made the statement in a television address after russia's parliament recommended the sanctions. in response to weeks of mass protests in georgia against russian influence and its government well those were the headlines the news continues on our jazeera after the cure revisited stage of the subject. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. if you confident that this you can see it in there so why don't w

saddam's opposition has called for more protests of the killing of activists the north quarter farm state on monday doctors in sudan say 8 people were killed by security forces funerals are being held for 4 schoolchildren who are among the dead they were protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military giunta there were also angry about rising living costs when a curfew is set to go into effect in several northern cities across north korea fog hit morgan is monitoring developments from addison and neighboring ethiopia. hundreds of students and activists came out in the town of obaid in north kordofan this morning to protest against the resumption of studies and demanding an independent and free and fair investigation into the killing of protesters on june 3rd in front of the army headquarters in order to make now protesters say that they were there were live ammunition fired by security forces and the simple common people sedan doctors say that at least 8 people have been killed some of them by sniper bullets with gunshot heads that eventually resulted in their best no

and university students came out on tuesday in sudan's capital hot assume and other cities they are protesting the deaths of fellow protesters in in north kordofan state on monday i thank when protesters came out decrying the lack of bread and hike in transportation prices i security forces opened fire in response killing several and entering dozens others. had blood for blood we will never accept anything but justice civilian we salute everyone in their own beds city for standing for the sake of the nation it is an epic moment in our country's history was made out. to the military council is that it's time to go she oceans and i must stop the killing our people the students in the streets this military council is nothing but ribbons of the old regime and they must step down thank you this protestors were also met with tear gas and live ammunition with doctors reporting several injuries as a result the protesters are also demanding justice and accountability following an announcement from an investigation committee that the ruling military is not to blame for killing protesters on june 3rd when a month long pro-democracy sit in was atta

hits new heights as part of an attempt to boost tourism in of all places north of pakistan the details coming out. for now the sudan which has begun to restore internet access to mobile phones services would count after more than $100.00 people were killed by government forces during a peaceful sit in last month just having images of the military crackdown now surfacing on social media. has more. for the 1st time in more than a month these type of images are be shared through mobile phone use. they show the aftermath of sudan's military crackdown on protesters during a peaceful sit in in khartoum more than 100 people were killed by sudan's military joint on june 3rd without. much of the violence was recorded on so far videos internet services were cut shortly after on the orders of sudan's transitional military council. lawyer adela seem hazan filed a lawsuit requesting the internet be restored the court agreed services were brought back 1st to fix landlines on tuesday the ruling was extended to mobile phones he along with several human rights groups believe the shutdown was an attempt to hide evidence of crimes co

sudan fired live ammunition and tear grass. demonstrators are -- tear gas. demonstrators are angry. in developing news, north multiple unidentified projectile's according to the south korean military joint chiefs of staff. they were launched from the peninsula on north korea's east coast. 10 ambassadors from the un security council delivered a diplomatic petition to the secretary-general on syria. they want gutierrez to set up an inquiry in the bombing of hospitals in idlib. donald trump once again brushed off accusations of racism as he doubles down on his criticism of prominent black and minority leaders. several lawmakers boycotted an event that trump attended over what they say is racist rhetoric. the event in virginia was to mark 400 years of u.s. democracy. during the passport, -- during that night, he targeted four congresswoman, a black politician, and it prominent civil rights activist. pres. trump: i am the least racist person there is anywhere in the world. i had to deal with them unfortunately in new york, but i got along with them. al sharpton, now, he is a racist. he is a racist. when people --

the top stories this hour protesters across sudan are back on the streets after 5 child demonstrators were killed in north korea found states on monday security forces opened fire on students and activists angry over an investigation into last month's crackdown by the military jones and. at least $57.00 inmates have been killed in a prison riots in brazil after rival gangs tactics other 16 of the prisoners were beheaded secure in the violence lasted several hours the staff were held hostage but have not been released. and the man accused of masterminding the september 11th attacks says he may be willing to help victims in a lawsuit alleging saudi arabia was behind it in return khalid sheikh muhammad reporter they want to see u.s. government to not seek the death penalty against him. that's almost trump has signs a new law giving permanent benefits to 1st responders who became ill after rushing to the scene of the $911.00 attacks the legislation guarantees federal funding through the year 2892 for more than 18000 people emergency workers were exposed to dangerous toxins cause and chronic conditions and hun

peaceful demonstrations are a challenge to the rule of law doctors in sudan say 8 protesters have been shot and killed by security forces in north korea fon high school students and activists were demonstrating against the findings of an investigation into last month's deadly crackdown on is sitting outside military headquarters in khartoum and the president of nigeria has ordered a military operation to hunt down suspected gunmen who attacked a funeral at least 65 people were killed in my degree the capital of borno state in the northeast. we're now on that story and opposes what it calls western influence and is seeking to overthrow the nigerian government its fighters provokes global outrage in 2014 when they kidnapped more than $270.00 schoolgirls in chibok tens of thousands of people have been killed by book and millions more displaced the nigerian government had previously said the group had been driven out of northern nigeria but it's attacks have continued to show is every time a jury an air force captain earlier he explained what he believes was behind this latest attack. it is very important to note that what led to th

and sudan's opposition has called for more protests over the killing of students and activists in north korea and state. doctors say at least 5 people including 4 schoolchildren were shot dead by security forces. the u.n. envoy to libya has warned that an influx of weapons from foreign supporters is fueling the country's conflict. has also called for a truce on the eve of diplomatic editor james pace has more from the united nations . council was told the situation in libya is worsening. it's now over 4 months since general holy fire huffed launched his offensive to capture tripoli his forces remain blocked and to resorted to heavier weapons the greater firepower means mounting casualties un special representative gas sounds alarming briefing the security council by video link from tripoli warned about the consequences if the violence continues nearly 4 months into the. 11th it should be abundantly clear to all that that is either an open ended low intensity conflict or a full it's going to. war on the shores of the southern it in the end equally unacceptable he then proposed a new peac

country 2 systems and by no means should be tolerated doctors in sudan say 8 protesters have been shot and killed by security forces in a north kordofan state where the government has imposed a curfew in several cities high school students and activists were protesting against the findings of an investigation into last month's crackdown on a sitting outside on the headquarters in khartoum sudan smitha terry council is painting a few rolled offices for the violence we see opposition says killed more than 100 people. nigeria's president has ordered a military operation to hunt down suspected book gunmen who attacked a funeral at least 65 people were killed near my degree the capital of borno state in the north the u.k. prime minister has told me this he'll discuss brecht's it only when they are ready to shift their position if they don't force johnson says britain will leave without a deal is visiting scotland for the 1st time is fine minister the prospect of a no deal breaks it is strongly opposed north of the border. has been shot dead by police after he killed 3 people out of. california it happened in the city of. san franc