burning car into a police vehicle despite calls for calm out of respect for the death of prince philip chinese regulators of find the alibaba group nearly $3000000000.00 for violating anti monopoly rules the world's biggest e-commerce platform has been penalized for reportedly abusing its dominant market position founder jack ma has been under scrutiny from chinese authorities after criticizing the country's regulator isa system those are the headlines more news for you here on al-jazeera after talks you through today's inside story. it's the worst violence northern ireland has seen in years pro british loyalists have been rioting every day for a week angry about those issues more than 20 years since the good friday agreement is peace in northern ireland this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. the 1998 good friday agreement brought peace to northern ireland but the issues that divide of the region haven't gone away and now in the aftermath of the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. the situation has got worse and threatens to derail vatican pro british loyalists say the post begs a trad

tributes pouring in from around the world for prince philip britain's longest serving wrong . chinese regulators find e-commerce giant. called find. and before the pandemic in these years film industry was booming look at how it's trying to make a comeback. let's begin in may and details are emerging of a very violent crackdown by security forces. that's about $100.00 collins's northeast of the commercial capital yangon. reports of at least 60 people being killed in iraq. what happened on friday hundreds of people have fled the area the military has imposed a series of restrictions on the internet that makes it harder to confirm incidents of violence rights groups say security forces have killed at least $618.00 people since the coup on the 1st of february and the military jointer is sentenced 19 people to death they're accused of killing an associate of an army captain it's the 1st time death sentences have been announced in myanmar since the military seized power 2 and the humanitarian crisis is continuing to unfold in areas bordering mian mar and thailand thousands of people have r

archive: the queen's press secretary, michael shea, - has denied that prince philip. intended to insult the chinese a very forthright presence, let's put it that way, _ |and he got the idea that peoplej thought this was a bit shocking, and some people thought it was a bit funny, and he played to it. _ there was no edit. button on this guy. he never tried to explain his character. he had a tough exterior, and he was always willing to take risks... ..even in his choice of sport, something he was always keen on, a former president of the mcc and the football association. he started a family polo tradition, and when he grew too old for that, he took up carriage driving — a perilous sport he virtually invented. i don't think driving had a real competitive structure, certainly not an international competitive structure, until he started to write the rules for that — and they've become very inclusive, and more than europe—wide, which, i think, was the origins. i think you could argue that he was probably driving for as long as possible irrespective of the weather, which i think is rather remarkable — but

forthrightness could come across as rudeness philip had a reputation for embarrassing politically incorrect remarks whether he was being rude about the chinese or indians or swearing at photographers who kept him waiting too long often a sideshow to formal occasions yet even though an air of racism hung over him the story royalist u.k. media generally forgave him he was certainly given a much easier ride than politicians politicians who tend to make a racist or an offensive remark in this day and age tend to have to apologize a couple of days later because so much pressure on them but i've never known a prince philip to apologize for a mark and i remember once he won it over after he said to an aboriginal leader do you still throw space at each other and i saw him do this in australia in 2002 and the next day he came over it made front pages all over the world and he just wanted to. know since if you were the complete absence if you so he was going to apologize . his retirement from public duties came in 2017 with a sendoff from the royal marines. whatever his faults is 60 years of public service was admired by many people while their marria

pouring in from around the world for prince philip britain's longest serving royal console more unrest in northern ireland design grows about frogs it issues. chinese regulators e-commerce giant valley bubble with a record fine. we begin in may and mar where there are reports at least 10 police officers in the eastern shan state of being killed by an alliance of ethnic rebel groups a police station in longmont was attacked early in the morning by fighters opposed to the military coup and the crackdown on protesters. are also getting reports of at least 60 people being killed in a raid that happened on friday. that's about 100 kilometers northeast of the commercial capital yangon gone hundreds of people have had to escape from the area the military is imposed a series of restrictions on the internet it makes it harder to confirm incidents of violence. and the humanitarian crisis is continuing to unfold in areas bordering mian mar untile and thousands of people have recently fled from their strikes in karen state on wednesday fighting was reported between the army and fighters from the qur'an national liberation army they are opposing the military le

chinese government a lot. meanwhile, they still have credentials in the congress. josh philip the host of crossroads with josh philip. thank you so much for coming on. am i mischaracterizing it, why would they pull your press credentials? >> they didn't tell us anything in writing so we're still trying to find information on it but as you mentioned, there's a lot of hypocrisy here because while they are banning the epic times they are letting in people's daily in these news outlets are state run by the chinese communist party propaganda outlets allowed into our halls of congress while epic times is not. >> tucker: what is your offense? being too tough on the chinese government? is that no longer allowed in the congress? >> it seems that the trend these days and it does seem to be a trend as well that a lot of these news organizations are trying to cozy up with china a lot more. stories for example about journalist taking paid trips with groups tied to the chinese communist party's united front groups tied with business interests in china and while this is happening, you have s

forthrightness could come across as rudeness philip did have a reputation for embarrassing and politically incorrect remarks whether he was being rude about the chinese or indians or swearing at photographers often a sideshow to formal occasions yet even though an air of racism hung over him a staunchly royalists u.k. media generally forgave him he was certainly given a much easier ride than politicians politicians who tend to make a racist or an offensive remark in this day and age 10 to have to apologize a couple of days later because so much pressure on them but i've never known a prince philip's apologize for a mark and i remember once he wanted over after said to an aboriginal leader to still throw space at each other and i saw him do this in australia in 2002 and the next day he came over it made front pages all over the world and he just want to dive into the truck with us you've got no sense of humor the complete absence of humor so he was going to apologize his retirement from public duties came in 2017 with a sendoff from the royal marines. whatever the faults his 60 years of public service was of mobbed by many people. while their marriage

forthrightness could come across as rudeness philip had a reputation for embarrassing politically incorrect remarks whether he was being rude about the chinese or indians or swearing at photographers who kept him waiting too long often a sideshow to formal occasions yet even though an air of racism hung over him the story royalist u.k. media generally forgave him he was certainly given a much easier ride than politicians politicians who tend to make a racist or an offensive remark in this day and age tend to have to apologize a couple of days later because so much pressure on them but i never know prince philip to apologize for mark and i remember once he won it over after i said to an aboriginal leader do you still throw space at each other and i saw him do this in australia in 2002 and the next day he came over it made front pages all over the world and he just wandered over. you got no sense of humor the complete absence of humor so he was going to apologize. his retirement from public duties came in 2017 with a sendoff from the royal marines. his 60 years of public service was admired by many people while their marriage was said to have

philip: a royal life" tonight. and also tonight on pbs, independent lens presents "down a dark stairwell." the documentary explores the criminal justice system after an incident in new york in which a chinesefficer killed a black man. that's "down a dark stairwell" later tonight on pbs. and a passing of note, before we go tonight, sergeant ray lambert died this past friday night, at age 100. the army medic was in the first wave that assaulted omaha beach on d-day. the then-23-year-old had already earned awards for valor, and was wounded twice, invading north africand sicily. all that before june 6, 1944, and the allied invasion to liberate europe. two years ago on the 75th anniversary of d-day, he spoke with our malcolm brabant beside the concrete block where he saved many lives that fateful day, all while severely-wounded himself. it came to be called "ray's rock." ray: i had obligated myself for fighting world war ii and i felt if i was the right kind of husband and man and father that i would put my life on the lawn for my family. many times you hear people say well, i am willing to die for my country. they are not really saying that. what they are saying is they are willing to fight fo

philip the jack of edinburgh who died so on friday . more unrest in northern ireland's issues surrounding the u.k.'s exit from the european union are among the grievances. and chinese regulators have e-commerce giant alley barba with a record fine of $2800000000.00. an eye on fire fighters sporting creating gulf action from the mouth is england's justin berry is remains the man to capture to coughed up but his lead is now down to just one chopped cool . but we begin in myanmar where a coalition of 3 powerful armed groups of reportedly attacked security forces for the 1st time since the cease fire in 2019 at least 10 officers were killed in the eastern shan state last month the rebels had threatened and a cease fire with the military after the joneses violent crackdown on civilians and then bargo details are emerging of friday's violent crackdown by the military at least 60 people are believed to have been killed tony chang reports. even before the sun rose the sounds of battle raged men miles armed forces moving into the city of fargo an important gateway to the south behind the barricades the protesters tried to stand. ground but the military advance was fierce au

philip rowlands by centennial preceptor at princeton university. she is a historian of race and migration in united states, specializing in our asian american history and her book soldiers evening is the chinese must get out, violence, inclusion and the making of the alien in america marks the tangle via -- federal immigration policy in u.s. peril ambitions and asia. she and her a b -- hurry pa from ph.d. in his three from stanford university. and i believe you spoke this afternoon. just published it from the harry frank couldn't high foundation and andrew w. foundation and the american council of societies. thank you both for coming and speaking this evening for speaking. ties with at least youth, he studied business in 1981 and exporting and consumer products to mexico. he sold his business in 2003 and retired at the end of 2005. so now we get to work with david all the time, which is really lovely. david has a fashion for building communities, social change and improvements. youth education, in the yard so we actively participate in the following nonprofits. from the chinese performing arts foundation, the asian art museum, chinese american community fund, that dance group, the academy of