hundred london every single time that we put anything to do with monica with reza shah with. with reza pahlavi the clicks go up high there is a demand it's not as if we are just providing them with the sanitized version people wanted because they look at back at history and they see in those days they were proud a proud nation monotones funding is a mystery the channel won't speak about its large budget be unanswered questions have spawned numerous theories that the b.b.c. the cia the family the saudi government or even the islamic republic itself are all possible sources of the funding. we did quested an interview with money at all to discuss the channel's finances and programming they don't back saying they have a strict policy of not speaking with other media outlets this is one thing that journalists do one word has managed to get funding for us and then a lot of iranians provide us with funds but they don't want their names to be no mandatory as well and certainly if you come and ask me who are my funders i would not tell you it's a very tough market and why should monit

hundred london every single time that we put anything to do with monica with reza shah with in on one with reza pahlavi the clicks go up high there is a demand it's not as if we are providing them with a sanitized version people are wanted because they look at back at history and they see in those days they were proud a proud nation monotones funding is a mystery the channel will speak about its large budget the unanswered questions have spawned numerous theories that the b.b.c. the cia the family the saudi government or even the islamic republic itself are all possible sources of the funding. we did quested an interview with money talk to discuss the channels finances and programming they don't back saying they have a strict policy of not speaking with other media outlets this is one thing that journalists do one word does manage to get its funding for us and then a lot of iranians provide us with funds but they don't want their names to be no mandatory as well and certainly if you come and ask me who are my funders i would not tell you it's a very tough market and why should monitor

every single time that we put anything to do with monica with reza shah with in on one with reza pahlavi they clicks go up high there is a demand it's not as if we are just providing them with a sanitized version people are wanted because they look at back at history and they see in those days they were proud a proud nation monotones funding is a mystery the channel won't speak about its large budget be unanswered questions have spawned numerous theories that the b.b.c. the cia the family the saudi government or even the islamic republic itself are all possible sources of the funding. we did quested an interview with money at all to discuss the channels finances and programming they don't back saying they have a strict policy of not speaking with other media outlets this is one thing that journalists do one word does manage to get its funding for us london a lot of iranians provide us with funds but they don't want their names to be no mandatory as well and certainly if you come and ask me who are my funders i will not tell you it's a very tough market and why should monitor tell people

shah with in on one with reza pahlavi the clicks go up high there is a demand it's not as if we are providing them with a sanitized version people are wanted because they look at back at history and they see in those days they were proud a proud nation monotones funding is a mystery the channel won't speak about its large budget be unanswered questions have spawned numerous theories that the b.b.c. the cia the family the saudi government or even the islamic republic itself are all possible sources of the funding. we did quested an interview with mano toll to discuss the channels finances and programming they don't back saying they have a strict policy of not speaking with other media outlets this is one thing that journalists do one word does manage to get its funding for us london a lot of iranians provide us with funds but they don't want their names to be no mandatory as well and certainly if you come and ask me who are my funders i will not tell you it's a very tough market and why should matter to tell people who which iranians are funding it. in december last year there were d

morris is with us and reza. reza played twenty three times the pakistan. interested person would you play the. rest. of. the following day morris tells me his tormentors will be on international betting sites. imagine delayed if the slope we can get all its on that little demonstrable to. succeed here. i guess for everything over to the mob and there's no i don't want to look good once i'm. morris says the place he controls will fix sessions and even throw a match. and then be happy to lose the game boy it doesn't matter that all of this began your world you don't. want to help you out there. isn't one of them now thanks out here although you don't mean as long as you're getting the money. morris claims that he has plays in the u.a.e. national team who will fix their country's international matches were. you have five clear why should. you want only five or you know all of the jobs the leaders of our social historical review of they are very smart. or should look at this dollar from a quick to speak it was a quick administrative spin you know you do look a

son reza made his international debut when he was just fourteen. morris and reza played twenty twenty cricket together from mumbai champs now they're working to make money from match fixing. our surprise and. my presumption. would be an average typical forty four lads forty five that's around seventy thousand u.s. dollars so you don't have to make a lot more than that to be able to write it what it's. if you haven't said over there you can be in the session. big. the match fixes need a network of bookmakers to accept bets. ten bookies to me or one to go but i want it we want it. i'm going to place scores of bands with as many bookmakers as i possibly can that is important because it covers they trail the bookmakers they all talk to each other and i see a lot of bets coming from one particular interview. we're going to shock the market down. al-jazeera gained rare access to a bookmakers operation in mumbai. in the final. almost all betting is illegal in india yet there are more than one hundred thousand bookmakers all over the country. gamblers will

polls in a few hours for sunday's landmark elections in his final campaign rally incumbent president reza dyer birdwell attacks leading opponent in the lacking vision the vote will bring constitutional changes into effect that will transform the political system into an executive president's. in the us a federal task force has been set up to reunite migrant children and their parents or detention facilities on the mexican border president trump ordered the spitting of families to stop on wednesday roughly two thousand three hundred children were taken in recent weeks gabriel and solved are reports now from los fresnels of the us mexico border. at a bus station in macallan texas u.s. authorities released dozens of migrants from detention centers as before donald trump zero tolerance policy most have to wear electronic monitoring devices on their ankles so they can be tracked to ensure they show up for court appearances with their asylum cases can be heard one of them was carmen and her small child they were kept together she's relieved to be free but says she was separated from her fifteen

percentage point has been widely expected inflation has hit a six month high last month president reza tired at a one announced his intention to exert more control over economic policy if he wins the elections that driven that's driven losses in the lira and put pressure on the turkish central bank to raise rates well today's meeting of the turkish central bank comes only two weeks after an emergency interest rate hike a clear indication that these are difficult economic times every number of foreign investors are pulling their capital out of the countries since the beginning of the year the lira has shed twenty percent of its value against the u.s. dollar some major foreign companies have increasing reservations against investing in turkey turkish firms have foreign currency debts of more than two hundred twenty billion dollars the weak lira makes it more difficult to repay those loans a little earlier we spoke to economist yeltsin addle he things everyone in europe should be very worried about what happens in turkey because the euro zone's most in stable country is heavily in exposed

the charge of police about you know or when i was worse reza fuselage police period . i mean because i know how it is isis eeriest charge them bit of all because i know how they do things so i'm not talking we all go without an attorney. but why didn't he when he don't hate us because. you know i said. i was caught up in history cultural my ass it we don't talk to the police you don't form one of the people right but what if you know did it kill me and i mean i'm not saying it's right or wrong you know saying i mean if there was some might that as i heard a child then as different you know i mean this is i'm thirty one years old now so i see the nonsense and these quote unquote rules all these drug dealers and stuff and gamers stuff. i'm not saying it's right but it's what i'm here to at the time and at the time it was to me i'm not so it probably is nothing and so i didn't know that they would put it on me and i will get these people in trouble to get myself out of trouble it was my whole business and writes i'm not going to say now had i known that they were going to

all right we just have time for reminder of our top story here on turkey's reza tapered to one has declared victory in the country's presidential and parliamentary elections unofficial results show him with over half of the vote and nothing to avoid a runoff but opposition parties have raised concerns about vote rigging and electoral fraud. thank you for watching because he. is known as. you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for. africa people and projects that are changing our farm and for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's split each other. do it for the farming magazine. long d.w. . think refugees climate change wars and conflicts there today will be talking about how we can still save the world with our head of the united nations development program i find. that mr steiner you've wanted to make the world a better place since finishing college you went to india to help out in a small village what did you do there in the market. dominance of

the king of jordan has a point of the country's education minister to be the new prime minister out reza has will form a new government today after the resignation of his predecessor honey muki and with massive protests the king has instructed our sas to review changes to the country's tax system an issue that sparked the demonstrations. iran's supreme leader ayatollah from in a house ordered preparations to boost the country's capacity to enrich uranium in the event that the international nuclear deal stands apart this comes nearly a month after u.s. president donald trump withdrew his country from the deal signed under the previous administration got to go. russian president vladimir putin says he has no intention of dividing the twenty eight nation european union is opposing is currently in vienna where he's meeting with austria's president it's his first foreign trip since you were sworn in for a fourth term austria it's one of the even smaller russia friendly members. the death toll from grattan modest devastating volcanic eruption has risen to sixty nine or thirty is a warning that

center immigration minister scott morrison joins us when he read the account of reza berati is death it's very detailed his skull was shattered he was beaten with sticks and kicked in the head by more than ten officers a strain in some locals did you have even a moment of doubt about the morality of offshore detention centers what occurred that night was criminal there was a terrible tragic and distressing incident that took place that night as as you said in your introduction. a chance things. now as well sort of your eyes come. don't move on from within to look at them as. might be on them that you're on a mere hunch it's not that good you. can do magic when you don't have one. but who. do you want to push to have. me this. or them too much feel about us rather part puzzle that only. you know when to quit which is. who. is the go to reach. we're. going to. be. a twenty four year old aronian asylum seeker has died in a brisbane hospital tonight after his family agree to have his life support machines which stop. hammad because they are was pronounced branded earlier this week after

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landmark election later on sunday but will any of the contenders be able to speak to and president reza taipan who once fifteen year grip on power we'll bring you the latest. i am. hello and welcome. it was a nerve wracking evening for fans of the german football team but the man shots have survived a scare against sweden to keep their world cup hopes alive here's how the game played out. germany started fugazi pinning sweden back right from the start button it confesses in front of goal with and said that chris's nans apos into the twenty cool since misplaced ball was directed to speed or strike off the top one and who made no mistakes. sweden had again someone must play and exist calling to germany to try to. get out to the first goal was my mistake no question but when you play four hundred passes one or two might go astray you need to have the guts to play such a second half after that mistake and what the second column is a plate three minutes in and michael was thinking i was in the jam and i was at temple and creates a chance off the chance by the shape to capitalize. and send th

what their vision of turkey would be but it's with al-jazeera anchor earlier we spoke to blent ali reza the director of the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies based in washington he said a weakening economy is now the most pressing challenge facing president i don't. his killer prove the supremacy yet again over his domestic political opponents now he faces a challenge beyond his borders namely from the international investors in the global financial system that had previously ensured that he had funds for his and bush's extensive economic development programs now with growing skepticism on the part of these investors it's not clear how he will be able to change his ways or his his message you know the two sure that they continue to support him and if they don't then this will inevitably affect the turkish economy and down the road not in the immediate future but down the road it may also help his opponents well so what does the election result mean for cuts in turkey the pro kurdish h.p.p. posse posse election threshold to win almost twelve percent of

ari we just have time for a minder of our top story here on turkey's reza to one has declared victory in the country's presidential and parliamentary elections unofficial results show him with over half of the vote enough to avoid a runoff but opposition parties have raised concerns about vote rigging and electoral fraud. thank you for watching because he. added there. is no end of the. day. you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank the money. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mine.

day time when everything what we had said is transcribed we had a senate inquiry into the death of reza berati and i don't see anything changing. i don't know what can help the man in man a sound. all the people in mary. we are telling the paper what's happening that nothing's changing. on put up a strong minister for immigration and border protection i've recorded this message to provide some important information you will know by now the plans are well on the white for the first group of refugees to travel and settle in cambodia cambodian settlement presents a great opportunity for refugees to move forward and begin the next phase of their lives in a country that is free from persecution. history is now in a refugee partnership with cambodia. in on pain the deals being done astray is provided a forty million dollars down payment an additional eight.

day time when everything what we had said is transcribed we had a senate inquiry into the death of reza berati and i don't see anything changing. i don't know what can help the man in man is found. all the people in mary. we are telling the paper what's happening that nothing's changing. on put up a strong minister for immigration and border protection i've recorded this message to provide some important information you will know by now the plans are well on the watch for the first group of refugees to travel and settle in cambodia cambodian settlement presents a great opportunity for refugees to move forward and begin the next phase of their lives in a country that is free from persecution. history is now in a refugee partnership with cambodia. in on pain the deals being done astray is provided a forty million dollars down payment an additional. refute g.'s from newbury would be voluntarily since here in the month see his. buddies to take part and will be moving to one of southeast asia as horace mentioned this where the average wage is less than one hundred dollars a month the cambodi

after election campaigning erupted into violence the clashes started when a politician for president rezatype warrants ruling party campaigned in the kurdish town near the syrian border a state media says he became a little it is and his supporters came under attack from opponents armed with knives and sticks opposition groups say the politicians security opened fire after he received a hostile welcome. prime minister has survived a no confidence vote in parliament over a deal to change the name of its northern neighbor macedonia thank you alex a separate his opponents had accused him of making too many concessions in the agreement it's a for survive the motion and the deal will now be signed on sunday the agreement will see macedonia change in spain to the republic and more macedonia ending a twenty seven year dispute with grace has more from athens the governing coalition of the city's a party and the independent greeks has survived a vote of no confidence those two parties mustered the majority in parliament to vote effectively for themselves to stay in power and this government now lo

this is deja vu news live from berlin turkey's reza take me to one has declared victory in the country's presidential and parliamentary elections speaking from istanbul with a longstanding leader said his party's alliance had won an overall majority in parliament but opposition parties have raised concerns about the vote breaking and electoral fraud. european union leaders meeting in brussels have wrapped up an emergency summit.

over as reza thank you thank you thank you thank you. what well wild wild climate change i'm against threat changes that threatens the destruction structure of the of the mall beeves all deaves protest. protesters that were out in force here force her out so here i had the outside house like the house my north of thirty guy nor a government needed to raise i'm a on woman needed to raise i'm a on world in viral don't vant de harmony this week week fashion and i got vivienne westwood west and their son passion to it as i'm in their son fashion designer joe corey corey came to the heart of part of government to demand to deliver a liver planet plant in that in your switch then your switch they say is a rep is a represent present dictation of armageddon to get caught and caused by plastic but plastic pollution and climate and climate change we subject both to them about what means we spoke to them about what they consider to be the tory they consider to be the tory defacto coalition governments defacto coalition governments hypocritical poli

features an electable calorie rich reza being everything from time to time lots. of cakes. one look is enough to make your mouth water but before a recipe goes online to test it for himself today he's making a hybrid creation called a crushing. our delicious little soul american cross between of course all and often. they're not as rich but just as tasty or maybe more than the sweet. crewman has been writing his long fit for you know instead at some point he just took on a life of its own. and that thirty three thousand people now follow him on instagram. his recipes aren't typically german and there's a reason for that. it. seems are going to have been worked in america and really fell in love with cupcakes. and at the time there weren't any here in germany so i started baking them myself at home but i often had trouble with the recipes because some ingredients weren't available here and i had to replace them. at some point i thought maybe others are having the same problems so i started writing everything down and posting the recipes on line. the president needs to rise f

our future tours of police about you know i refuse when i was with reza fuselage police period. i mean because i know how it is my sister is charge and i've been involved because i know how they do things so i'm not talking we all go without an attorney. but why didn't he when he don't hate us because. you know i said. i was caught up in history cultural my ass it we don't talk to the police you don't form one of the people right but what if you know that it can kill me and i mean i'm not saying it's right or wrong you know sam i mean if it was like a child or some might that some might hurt a child as different you know i mean this is i started one years old now so i see the nonsense and his quote unquote rules all these drug dealers and stuff and gamer stuff. and i'll say this right but it's what i'm here to at the time and at the time it was to me a motto of police nothing and so i didn't know that they would put it on me and i will get these people in trouble to get myself out of trouble it was my whole business and writes i'm not going to say now had i known that they were

free turns population depends on these reza forests for its drinking water. but without forest cover the water cycle breaks down as rainfall runs quickly off the slopes and into the sea. without the national park in its forests the city of one point three million people will find its water supply in jeopardy. the problems facing freetime are immense but the forests are resilient bachata you gonna fall has seen first time time nature can recover from human interference five years ago a hillside outside the chimpanzee sanctuary was cleared for construction by governments on the land grabbers were evicted today a forest has already begun to grow it's not the first success they've had when we first moved in here this is me i was like this kind of trees everywhere they go this was all kind of weird innovative in the last into twenty four years these other ones you see you know there's not a big trees in. this flotilla to unfold part of it i planted it twenty three years ago yes and it's just so big massive. it's something that yes i'm living up to it is. part of m

free turns population depends on these reza forests for its drinking water. but without forest cover the water cycle breaks down as rainfall runs quickly off the slopes and into the sea. without the national park in its forests a city of one point three million people will find its water supply in jeopardy. the problems facing freetime are immense but the forests are resilient. bachata you gonna has seen first time time nature can recover from human interference five years ago a hillside outside the chimpanzee sanctuary was cleared for construction by governments and the land grabbers were evicted today a forest has already begun to grow it's not the first success they've had when we first moved in here this is me i was like this kind of trees everywhere they go this was all kind of innovative in the last one to twenty four years these other ones you see you know there's not a big trees in. this particular to unfold part of it i planted it twenty three years ago yes and it's this big mess and. it's something that yes i'm living up to it is. part of me a part

free turns population depends on these reza forests for its drinking water. but without forest cover the water cycle breaks down as rainfall runs quickly off the slopes and into the sea. without the national park in its forests the city of one point three million people will find its water supply in jeopardy. the problems facing freetime are immense but the forests are resilient bachata could gama has seen first time time nature can recover from human interference five years ago a hillside outside the chimpanzee sanctuary was cleared for construction by governments and the land grabbers were evicted today a forest has already begun to grow it's not the first success they've had when we first moved in here this is like this kind of trees everywhere they go this was all kind of innovative in the last one to twenty four years these other ones you see you know there's not a big trees in. this flotilla to unfold part of it i planted twenty three years ago yes i'm against some big mess and. it's something that yes i'm living up to it is. part of me part of the a st

and it's pushing the country to face and existential problem ok so what about the new prime minister reza as i mean he's a former world bank economist how much pressure will he be under and what will be his top priorities now. i hate to be in his shoes i think mr aziz is going to face the same dilemma the same problem nothing will change because the issue really is not an issue of taxation it's not an issue of economics it's an issue of political change in the region way beyond what he could miss the process or even the king himself king abdullah can change this is change with regards to the fact that jordan has been a recipient state counted as a charity case if you will depend on foreign aid in the past be they. are of foreign aid or foreign and in terms of international foreign aid and that's not as forthcoming as it used to be so what do you do i mean this is the dilemma and its political world bank experience is not going to solve this issue so as you say we know that countries like the us saudi arabia the u.a.e. have given jordan financial help in the past will they continue to give

security council reza.

four years and it's aggressive of course in europe because it's probably the it's the most important reza since the financial an economical president the end of the of the last decade and these time the victim could possibly be merkel we'll see if it's possible for her it's almost it's incredible how much she has to solve in the next week on the next ten days if issue we'll find a compromise with some partners but the situation is worse than it was with populist parties in in some governments in europe so it's. it's almost an impossible mission mission impossible you said this week you broke a lunch for angela merkel under you said she deserves our respect just explain a little bit more why she deserves our respect. i think she is us finally giving in to being a populist party or at least performing populist strategies and that is pretending there still is a crises and pretending there still is an enormous pressure there is a crisis what crisis i mean the numbers are political yes yes now but it's not official crises because they have created it because the numbers. asylum seekers have be

i mean reza that we all have to just take responsibility for things one in this day and age when you know how trigger happy cops are you know that they're not thinking to put a child or mother's life in danger by calling the cops like that in a situation i think is wrong and you have to accept that there is a ray there is racism whether it's institutionalized and you don't realize it you've got to take responsibility for that thank you so much for both of you being here today and keeping this conversation growing up day walk ins and then a machine thank you very much both of you. as we go to break watchers don't forget to let us know what you think at the top of the covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows at r.t. dot com coming up sean stone speaks with the author of john d. and the empire of angels out of sixteenth century scientists who study angels for the queen to watch and not. like too many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the fun of school it's about the passion from the families it's the a

hopefully reza we win the world cup but i gave him a chance and going through you know it was really cool let us. see how. no games are scheduled in moscow for today although we can hear very loud stuff coming from the tunisian fans down there in the city center i'm not sure you can actually hear it now but it's actually everywhere around the place now the streets not so thought.

from their parents despite president signing an order pledging to end the practice our correspondent reza in jordan is at the march in washington. just before a long holiday weekend thousands of people have packed lafayette square behind me across from the white house to say that they do not support the tropic ministrations migration policy and certainly in light of this week's supreme court upholding the so-called travel ban or muslim ban people are simply saying this is not the united states we want to live in and they have come out by the thousands just here in washington to protest against the trumpet ministration syrian rebels say peace talks with the government and its allies russia have ended in failure the free syrian army says they refused to surrender in the southern province of daraa several rebel held town and villages in the area have now accepted government rule more protests have been held in the south korean capital seoul against the arrival of yemeni asylum seekers around five hundred her flown to jail since december about half a million people in south korea have signed

some of the reports filed by our correspondent on the extent of the devastation and how rough because reza.

me now is italy's woman treasury director and chief economist professor there and so could only you reza thanks for coming on the show wants to worry about palace of owner isn't finance minister know him in the digs it from the european union and giovanni tria with his council meetings in paris over the euro zone negotiations is a catastrophe this is politics ok and so i think the new government will be will have to be very careful because i think a more than the fiscal rules more than brussels here we have the financial markets watching very closely the situation and financial markets basically focusing on two issues first the commitment to the euro which seems to be not as strong as in the past although recent statement seems to suggest that they don't this is not on the agenda and therefore they are not question any the participation of italy and it would be euro which should be good news but again we have to be very careful and we have to have confirmation secondly i think at the fiscal discipline we are not talking about austerity here we're talk with a debt to g.d.p. in excess of o

ninety four the fighting in central plateau state involves mostly muslim herders and christian farmers reza mamadou bihari has called for calm and impose a twenty four hour curfew in the area the decades old conflict over land has escalated sharply this year leaving hundreds dead in central seats amid eateries has more from a butcher block to studio has always been a flashpoint in central nigeria but the for the last one decade or so the state has been relatively calm compared to neighboring states like. and ben what states this crisis the latest crisis is an escalation which has never seen before in a very very long time and a lot of people believe that this is the crisis may escalate before it gets any better the government is trying to come nerves but the underlying problems are already there and they've been there for a very long time conflict on land between farmers and cattle herders as more and more cattle herders move from the arid north down south largest it is in central parts of nigeria more than more like the link between the north and the cells where. migratory men move to graz

reza thank you so ahead on al-jazeera they take a look at mexico's main presidential candidates and what's at stake for both the rich and the working poor plus. i'm andrew thomason him a little of all australia's ace post all the explaining how roads a transforming the white lifestyle you both are rescuing people at sea. tiger woods fires himself into contention for a first title and five years because we'll have the details later on in school. a new series of rewind a care bring your people back to life i'm sorry and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries this trouble continual book from bondage to. use distance rewind continues with alfred's free press. i'm the money we didn't talk we go from the topic of what's how can you live the rest of sites that have been some changes over what a years you know rewind on al-jazeera. al-jazeera . where ever you are. and there again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour syrian state media is reporting government forces have taken control of the town of dialogue from rebels in the southern province o

turn to you i was also the translator and lover of one of nuggets close aides a man by the name of reza begin to rise up again there was said to have been negotiating a deal to poach ace two submarines from a french company on behalf of malaysia and that deal has been tainted with allegations that the french company paid kickbacks it's now being investigated by french financial prosecutors rise up again there was himself tried for aiding and abetting. but ultimately acquitted now civil rights groups in malaysia believe i'll turn to you may have been killed because she demanded payment for her role in the goshen getting that deal now her father has been in malaysia has been meeting top officials the prime minister the attorney general has launched a police report to get them to reopen the case his lawyer announces they believe they have new evidence they've not disclosed what that new evidence is but they've said of another former aide of the former prime minister. who wasn't called as a witness in that first trial or to be investigated now all this happened when none was the defense min

over immigration in washington and reports on the laser suggest the former private as the national reza could face charges of a corruption scandal more on the stay with us. and it's. the weather sponsored by katter. how we will see flooding rains returning to southeastern parts of china over the next couple of days saturday doesn't look too bad but you can see a little area very wet weather just to the east of taiwan we got another system this is the latest tropical storm that is pulling away but as it does so what's the weather just makes its way back across the taiwan strait into the southeast and cold of china not too far from hong kong of course we have seen a fair bit of flooding into guangdong province southwestern parts of china also seeing some wet weather more than there is the vietnam to some very heavy rain there in the south china seas was joyce that was some rather wet weather that we have making its way towards the philippine. once again flooding rains they are set to continue here for the big down poles and over the next couple of days much of luzon seeing some torrential

day time when everything what we had said is transcribed we had a senate inquiry into the death of reza berati and i don't see anything changing. i don't know what can help the man in man of sound. all the people in mary. we are telling the paper what's happening that nothing's changing. destroying minister for immigration and border protection i've recorded this message to provide some important information you will know by now the plans are well on the watch for the first group of refugees to travel and settle in cambodia cambodian settlement presents a great opportunity for refugees to move forward and begin the next phase of their lives in a country that is free from persecution. history is now in a refugee partnership which can be. in on pain the deals being done astray is provided a forty million dollars down payment an additional. refute g.'s from newbury would be voluntarily since here in the month see his. buddies who take part and will be moving to one of southeast asia's poorest nations where the average wage is less than one hundred dollars that month the cambodia deal shot

few hours time for sunday's landmark elections in his final campaign rally the incumbent president reza the one attacked leading opponent ins for lacking vision now the vote will bring constitutional changes into a say that will transform the political system into an executive presidency. in the us a federal task force has been set up to reunite migrant children and the parents of detention facilities or the mexican border roughly two thousand three hundred children were taken in recent weeks. at a bus station in macallan texas u.s. authorities released dozens of migrants from detention centers as before donald trump zero tolerance policy most have to wear electronic monitoring devices on their ankles so they can be tracked to ensure they show up for court appearances with their asylum cases can be heard one of them. and her small child they were kept together she's relieved to be free but says she was separated from her fifteen year old sister melissa who had to stay behind. my sister to say bye to me she told me to take care of myself and take care of the baby they were applying for a

conditions of a place to watch i think beyond that part of the gulf of mexico to the east we're looking reza be fond of scratching a shot but over mexico itself where you help press to see where it is but a lot of heavy rain around here comes down towards honduras guatemala el salvador as well as in the forecast too and down through panama and into colombia there are showers developing in less around tilly's in fact once again you help us to see the audience a bit of a shame if you're there to watch the sunshine because they won't be there that often. the diagnosis he has been sick for around six months now the challenge ahead there one of these ninety six could be the new cure or the basis of a new kewl for colors off near illness or disability al-jazeera examines pion meaning treatments so this is the explosive yes it's basically a wearable robot that pira revisited now does iraq. al jazeera. where every new york. it is good to have you with us hello adrian from going to here in doha but the news from al-jazeera our top stories this hour despite growing condemnation the u.s. president dona

turkey's landmark elections president presidential candidates have held their final rallies and president reza burger won people to get out and vote here time tis office for lacking vision and boasted of his achievements while he's been in office such as new infrastructure and improved health care as one he's been in power since two thousand and three called the snap election eighteen months. well its main challenger in jails held a rally istanbul he painted a bleak picture of turkey and one saying its currency would remain weak but its refugee problems are resolved six candidates are running for the president to themselves takes a look at the frontrunners. this election is a milestone for turkey's president reject typer are gone he hopes it will see his country research on the world stage he promises more democracy more freedom and more growth his supporters say he should remain president until two thousand and twenty three the centenary of the founding of modern turkey says that. we've come here to serve you not to be your masters and our journey will continue this way. don has five other ri

the opposition have not yet conceded defeat official results won't be unveiled until next week but reza diapered one insists he has a public mandate for him and his ruling party with nearly all of the votes counted the one that leads the pack with more than fifty two percent of the vote and his main challenger is one hundred m. in change from the c.h.p. party who drew millions to his rallies and he has thirty percent of the folk. the imprisoned leader of the pro kurdish h.-d. piece a latina meat dress has eight percent of the ballot it's also the first time that turks are choosing their president and parliament at once so far once a k party appears to be leading with forty three percent of the c.h.p. is second with twenty three percent of the d.p. has more than eleven percent of the votes making it a potential kingmaker well in his victory speech present one warned against discrediting the result sichem didn't you know. the elections were peaceful and have been held in a mature way this is a win win situation for everyone i would like to thank all the candidates for all their work and i

conditions of a place to watch i think beyond that part of the gulf of mexico to the east we're looking reza be fond of scratching a shot but over mexico itself where you help press to see where it is but a lot of heavy rain around here it comes down towards honduras guatemala el salvador as well as in the forecast too and down through panama and into colombia there are showers developing in less around tilly's in fact once again you help us to see the audience a bit of a shame if you're there to watch the sunshine because they won't be there that often. there are over seven billion lights in this school. each one they still. want to be seen. to be. bedded monsta the time when. it is time to be a. witness to the human children continued. on. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring you the news and current events that matter to you. as iraq. afghanistan has the best geology of both mentally resources and i'd refer to why are they so poor emotional you guys when trying to form a government. of the tocsi

paramedic shot dead by israeli forces at the gaza israel border on friday the twenty one year old reza now in the jar volunteered to give medical help in the weekly demonstrations began in march since then israeli soldiers have shot dead one hundred twenty one palestinians at a protest al-jazeera is harry force it has more from funeral. of the body was on our show has now been brought to us the mosque here i don't understand it is a hedge mixture of emotion and we've seen some of her colleagues crying applied to themselves but here as a very crowded way hearing shots of anger and defiance there has been a huge reaction publicly across gaza to the death of this young woman oh she was shot on the friday protests as she went to the aid of somebody himself he'd been shot near the border fence and she died of her injuries that are listed in the medical association saying that she was shot through the chest and she died of her injuries we spoke a short while ago to a colleague who was right next to her when that fatal bullet struck her and she lived in the southern only reason our hands who

reza has as a former world bank economist appointed by king of dialogue on tuesday his predecessor hani mulki resigned a day earlier in an attempt to diffuse the growing public anger but the change at the top didn't prevent a day long strike by doctors lawyers and teaches. all stop defiant crowds from messing in the streets of the capital on wednesday night they say a cabinet reshuffle isn't enough to improve their lives that was what people are saying give them a chance for the minister to withdraw the oil cancel or do something but the people who are known to have been patients is no room for them to wait people can't find anything to eat we don't have anything protesters wanted to rally outside the new prime minister's office but security forces blocked the road pushing back the sea of people the look of the anybody thought and often the only thing that happened the only demand fulfilled was that the government which does missed we still have many more demands that have not been fulfilled we will stay in the streets until all our demands are met we want justice and dignity and bridge

jordan's incoming prime minister ahmed reza has pledged to work with other parties to reach a tax law that will suit everyone despite that promise thousands of people rallied there the prime minister's office and on money for a seventh straight nights they're angry over a tax plan they say hurts the poor and middle class that's also the name reports now on what's become jordan's largest protest movements in years. the protesters demands have been clear they want the government to scrap plans to raise income tax by as much as five percent some say until that happens they need to keep applying pressure to her in the room where here because the citizens cannot take any more this is too much this was the straw that broke the camel's back for a number of shops pharmacies and hospitals went on strike but the protests were smaller than in previous days some said they wanted to see what the jordanian government's next move would be. on tuesday king abdullah appointed a former economist as the new prime minister we will know who don't we think this new government will take action therefore we

now turkey's president reza toppled one will face his biggest electoral challenge on sunday when historic parliamentary and presidential elections get underway and called the vote early hoping to seize on his popularity but you know position is gaining ground in just a moment but first the tour again be explains the voting process no than fifty nine million turks will vote in the elections and for the first time they'll be selecting both new members of parliament and a president turnout is traditionally high it was eighty five percent in the last parliamentary elections in november twenty fifth this time around though tng will be held under a state of emergency which was imposed after the twenty sixteen failed coup in kurdish areas in the southeast this means some people will have to travel long distances to vote because the government has moved polling stations for security reasons meanwhile turkey's main opposition party say they plan to deploy more than half a million monitors across the country to prevent possible her old candidate sam parties have been campaigning on a range of issue

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i was on a campaign with the labour councillor for leicester, the reza statue to alice, and about 18 did, and we unveiled the bronze statue of alice hawkins, a lovely bronze statue, four metres high, in the marketplace. diane, do you get a sense the women involved in this movement at the time had an idea really of how we would look backin idea really of how we would look back in history at what they were doing? they were very focused on theircampaign, and they doing? they were very focused on their campaign, and they were always working for other women in the future, so they understood that they might not get the immediate rewards of women having the vote, whenever that came, but they were always looking to future generations, and they would be so thrilled to be remembered in this way. and they would be so happy that there is actually so much love in the room, everywhere you go, for the suffragettes. at the time they were the most vilified people in the country. so, you know, they understood what they were doing, and they were very positive about the future, but what they were doing