and yemen a million man march in the capital sanaa has been held on the high ranking rebel leader killed in a strike by the sound of that coalition last week these three it all comes hours after saudi arabia says it's killed two rebel leaders and strike. also at least forty ethics are being killed in two separate attacks in mali is more than that minako region officials believe the violence is intended to stoke the ongoing conflict between torah it's the law of the. koreans watching friday's historic meeting between can draw and moon jay ins all vastly different coverage depending on which side of the border they were on while many south koreans had free access to the leaders summit in the north the message was tightly controlled james bays reports are from seoul. across south korea people watching the historic summit closely some were overwhelmed by the images the first time they'd seen a north korean leader step foot in their country the declaration that was signed was a declaration of intent nothing is actually changed yet but it could mean a very different political future for the ne

huge crowds have taken to the streets of yemen's capital sanaa, for the funeral of the houthi rebels' saleh al—samad was killed earlier this month in a saudi—led—coalition airstrike on sanaa, which is controlled by the houthis. hundreds of people have welcomed the former president of malawi, joyce banda, on her return home after four years of self—imposed exile. it's not clear whether ms banda plans to engage in politics. she fled malawi when she lost power following a massive corruption scandal. scientists working to save the tasmanian devil from extinction have discovered a small but healthy population of the animals in the remote south west area of tasmania. more than eighty per cent of the carnivorous marsupials have been wiped out in the past twenty years by a form of facial cancer. but the fourteen creatures discovered in the australian state are all healthy. thousands of people have returned to the streets of the northern spanish city of pamplona to continue protesting, after a court acquitted five men of raping a teenager at the annual bull—running festival. the men were convi

huge crowds have taken to the streets of yemen's capital sanaa, for the funeral of the houthi rebels'leh ul—samad was killed earlier this month in a saudi—led—coalition airstrike on sanaa, which is controlled by the houthis. around 4,000 people have fled renewed fighting in northern myanmar, where the burmese military is reported to be pounding ethnic kachin rebels with airstrikes and artillery. the united nations says thousands more civilians are trapped by the violence. hundreds of people have welcomed the former president of malawi, joyce banda, on her return home after four years of self—imposed exile. it's not clear whether ms banda plans to engage in politics. she fled malawi when she lost power following a massive corruption scandal. a volcano known as piton de la fournaise or the "peak of the furnace" has begun to erupt on reunion island, for the second time this year. the volcano lies on the eastern side of the island, which is a french territory off madagascar in the indian ocean. the area around the volcano is uninhabited, so the eruptions don't pose much danger to the popu

huge crowds have taken to the streets of yemen's capital sanaa, for the funeral of the houthi rebels'der. saleh al—samad was killed earlier this month in a saudi—led—coalition airstrike on sanaa, which is controlled by the houthis. hundreds of people have welcomed the former president of malawi, joyce banda, on her return home after four years of self—imposed exile. it's not clear whether ms banda plans to engage in politics. she fled malawi when she lost power following a massive corruption scandal. thousands of people have returned to the streets of the northern spanish city of pamplona to continue protesting, after a court acquitted five men of raping a teenager at the annual bull—running festival. the men were convicted of sexual abuse instead. it's the third straight day of demonstrations. sophie long reports. tens of thousands of people — one message. it's not sexual abuse, it's rape. this is the third day people have filled the streets of pamplona and other cities across spain after a court acquitted five men gang rape. their 18—year—old victim had been at pamplona's bull runni

huge crowds have taken to the streets of yemen's capital sanaa, for the funeral of the houthi rebels‘naa, which is controlled by the houthis. it was carried out by the saudi—led coalition that's been bombing the country for three years. hundreds of people have welcomed the former president of malawi, joyce banda, on her return home after four yea rs of self—imposed exile. it's not clear whether ms banda plans to engage in politics. she fled malawi when she lost power following a massive corruption scandal. for a third day running, tens of thousands have taken to the streets of pamplona in spain — where there is anger about the sentence handed to five men accused of gang raping a woman during the running of the bulls festival two years ago. protesters say the verdict is too lenient, and sets a dangerous precedent for gang—rape cases — as tiffany wertheimer reports. the chant from these protesters — "alone or drunk, "i want to return home". for the third day in a row, tens of thousands of demonstrators have filled pamplona's streets. mostly women, they are protesting against what they s

forces in sanaa so the main effect it is the yemeni is the poor people the one who is dying every day. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on monday with critic of western imperialism professor bernard of the new pivot by paris towards the washington of. social media on monday forty one years to the day of the founding of the mother the father the bio movement which would fight anglo-american backed fascism. melvina school. in the washington back to britain one in the south of. the war zone dropping bombs brings to the chicken hawks was new to fight the battle . to try to sell you something to. tell you. that we are on good fun. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub even to walk into a nice that excitement is that knowing that's where the adrenaline in much comes from. and you can easily by definition and extremes the world will support. the violence he's a part of and it's that almost a schizophrenia. where you can do all these things and behave badly. they're going to be full of horse of a lot. more so focused on the last. punishment

ensure that they are not repeated within yemen bureaucratic impediments imposed by decision makers in sanaa are affecting relief operations humanitarian staff continue to face delays in visas and project approvals restrictions on imports and customs clearance and long delays and searches at checkpoints in recent weeks some parts of the media in sanaa have depicted humanitarian operations in accurately and on justly and humanitarian staff have been detained we're also concerned about insecurity in parts of the country particularly in the south while we have access in part to all of yemen's three hundred thirty three districts restrictions and insecurity mean that an estimated one point two million people in need of assistance live in areas inaccessible to humanitarian organizations or impediments which prevent humanitarians from reaching people must stop mr president looking ahead we still face enormous challenges unless steps are taken now in high risk districts we risk another major cholera outbreak last year's outbreak of cholera more treat diarrhea struck more than a million people the e

forces in sanaa so the main effect it is the yemeni is the border people the one who is dying every day. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on monday with critic of western imperialism professor for analysis of the new pivot by paris towards the washington of trump. social media on monday forty one years to the day of the founding of the mother is a positive movement which would fight anglo-american backed fascism you know. margaret thatcher and mel b. the school should all be put into the washington back to when britain one in the south with the. financial for my. first visit to three different. we have our three banks all set up something in your something in america something over the cayman islands in the room all these banks are complicit in the we just have to. do some serious. ok let's see how we did. that and i still dream. beautiful jewelry. from you know money with higher. thank you fred. no. regan i think the fire over collusion allegations between trump and russia is a new interview by the russian lawyer who met with trump's campaign officials in two thousand

it's gathered in the square in the capital sanaa for the burial a salon. that also mother was killed in an strikes carried out by the saudi led coalition last week the fighters have fired multiple ballistic missiles towards the city of design in response. they've been on the road for a month and now the so-called migrant caravan has arrived at the mexican u.s. border hundreds of people from honduras guatemala and el salvador say they're fleeing persecution and have one way to cross over to safety on u.s. soil while u.s. president donald trump has called the caravan a threat to america some are fully supportive rob reynolds has the latest from san ysidro border crossing just south of san diego. even as the group of people traveling from central america approached the border here at san ysidro california to request asylum in the united states the border protection agency announced that it had already reached its capacity and wouldn't be able to process any more applications for at least the rest of the day now this means that those asylum seekers a may have

and strike on sunday night the attack hit a wedding party in her job province north of the capital sanaa broad was amongst the dead who was said to be women and children. police in the u.s. state of tennessee have warned nashville residents to be on the lookout for a gunman who shot and killed four people at a restaurant this custom stop the assault by wrestling the gun away authorities say the suspect fled on foot and could still be on. belgian courses sentenced. to twenty years in prison he is the last surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris attacks which killed one hundred thirty people he will also face trial in france on separate terrorism charges today sentence was for his part in the dramatic shootout with police that led to his arrest. at belgium's palace of justice to slum received the maximum twenty year jail sentence for his role in the police shootout just before his arrest in brussels two years ago and a complex was handed the same sentence but neither of them were present for the verdict the lawyer representing the police praised the judge's decision. because the bu

coalition air strike on sunday night the attack hit a wedding party in hodge province north of the capital sanaa the bride was among the dead most of whom are said to be women and children. now a court in belgium has found terrorism suspects a lobbed islam guilty of attempted murder for firing shots at police while trying to evade arrest two years ago he's been hiding out in brussels following a series of terrorist attacks in paris for which he's the sole surviving suspect well today's guilty verdict relates only to the shootout with belgian police and the court handed him a maximum sentence of twenty years in prison courthouse in brussels where w. correspondent terry shawls is standing by so terry take us through what was said in court today. the judge had an eighty eight page verdict like finding islamic state propaganda in the same house where the shootout took place she also talked about the amount of support that some of the slum and sophie and i really had written had received from the terror cell that was known to have been operating in belgium at the time the one that committed the paris

al jazeera as ahmed said dan met him in the yemeni capital sanaa. but sadly sally had never come back a step we had and i was sitting in the cafe about to get on a bit but objects to get to know you because then you had no where the can be and how the company see that it isn't any one reliable then you're the host of the how the seat a magical meal with them and the i don't believe it would indicate that well i can know that and somehow this left him at its number that it with at the ship was a sort of. loss if it were the us and about the whole. movie. true months after announcing his jihad bin laden put his words into action. al qaeda was behind the bombings of the u.s. embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam in august nine hundred ninety eight. as he had promised bin laden was taking the global war to america. the americans understood that al qaeda could attack at any place and at any time. but some experts raised the possibility that the attacks were masterminded more by the egyptian militants than by bin laden himself. on twenty years august bef

. >> reporter: mohammed sanaa was one of the medical staff tending the victims. >> the situation wasber of the injuried and the few number of medical team. >> reporter: entire families appear to have been killed in the attack. rebel activists and rescuers say perhaps 40 or more are dead, suffer kating from an unknown substance. for now, the claims impossible to verify, but some are asking whether the syrian government has once again attacked its own people with chemical weapons -- a war crime. >> it was an atrocious attack. it was horrible. >> reporter: president trump condemned the alleged attack today, vowing to make, quote, major decisions how to proceed over the next 24 to 48 hours. >> we are very concerned. when a thing like that can happen, this is about humanity. we're talking about humanity, and it can't be allowed to happen. >> i think the one thing that makes this different for this president is those images. when he sees something like that, he reacts to that. i think that makes a difference. >> reporter: at this point, the u.s. hasn't afirmed chemical agent was used. but

march twenty fifteen they launched a military campaign after who the rebels took over the capital sanaa forcing the president to flee the coalition's blockade in yemen sports last year cut off lifesaving aid for millions of people and sparked one of the world's worst manmade food security crisis nearly three quarters of yemen's population now in need aid that's three million more than last year crumbling infrastructure a broken economy blockades by warring parties have choked supplies driving millions more to the brink of starvation according to the u.n. every ten minutes a child under five dies of causes that are entirely preventable hundreds of health facilities are closed because of fighting lack of funding and no doctors about sixteen million yemenis don't have access to safe drinking water sanitation and contaminated water are some of the factors behind a cholera outbreak in yemen one of the worst in modern history it's killed over two thousand people with more than a million suspected cases and their warnings that the epidemic don't contain for now could surge in the coming months

. >> reporter: this is the sabin hospital in the capital sanaa. a sense of malnourishment.he main killer of children under five here. it is overrun and overwhelmed by young patients. scales not needed to know 2 -year-old neta is starving and sick. shortly after these pictures were taken, she died. the hospital simply didn't have the medicine to treat her. "i tried to make her drink all night," her mom says, in tears. neta's family carried her from the hospital bed to a tiny grave. 3 million children have been born since the war began. countless have died from its ravages. half those who survive the fighting are stunted by hunger. their futures stolen by war. keir simmons, nbc news. >> so hard to see. >>> back here in this country, bill cosby is due in court outside philadelphia tomorrow morning to be tried again on charges he sexually assaulted andrea constand back in 2004. last june, the first trial on those counts ended with a hung jury. this new trial will be in the same courtroom in front of the same judge but with some notable differences and it's all happening in a ne

determined yemen's hoofy rebels and hundreds of thousands of their supporters marched on the streets of sanaa to pay tribute to top commanders killed in recent as strikes as the war rages on the sounded at coalition appears not to be directly targeting the with the leadership we'll explore what this shift in strategy could mean for the conflict also on the great praise and optimism after the historic summit between the north and south korean leaders the focus now shifts to kim jong un's upcoming meeting with donald trump what will be the u.s. strategy towards north korea going forward and russia's attempt to block the messaging app telegram isn't going well in fact it's managed to drop pretty much everything but telegram many russians including some government officials are still using the encrypted message until will tell you how it's remained excess and thousands of people in spain are protesting online and on the streets again so of course decision to clear five men all right we're going to sharing their stories throughout the house site i believe you system you follow me on twitter i thou

meantime thousands of people of the yemeni capital sanaa have been running against the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign of a country a protest also said that condemned the raping of a yemeni girl by a coalition soldier that incident was confirmed by a number of non-governmental organizations last week. u.s. investors are fearing the impact of trade tensions following washington and beijing targeting each other with those massive tariffs stock markets and trading indices have taken a hit in the standoff with the dow jones seeing a major slump this friday on the back of news that donald trump's now reading more action against china with the details from new york caleb maupin. for months global analysts have been fearing and anticipating the possibility of what they would refer to as a trade war between the two largest economies in the world the united states and the people's republic of china now it appears that that trade war is now upon us it is now taking place at this point this is what we heard from donald trump more recently we heard this from him yesterday these were his comments

as i told you before they make it could be a here in sanaa this brewery is cold does it really and you know that feeling when you say you've been dying to have a beer. and you find that empty but i'm an optimistic person i'm going to continue my search. and. go. through as if. nobody here. oh lucifer. i know this and i know where as you could be alone me comes and goes that way. those. definite you smells like i'm getting close to my. most of my. i'm good. they're enjoying the sights of some are that's how the news is that i hear a nazi would have. to take when it's time. alone welcome to cross talk we're all things considered i'm. american foreign policy possess a specific d.n.a. it would seem so it doesn't matter who the president is it doesn't matter which party controls the white house one can easily ask the following question is trumps time in office serving george w. bush's third term or barack obama's third term the neo cons are firmly in the saddle. ross talking american foreign policy i'm joined by my guest re leverage in washington she is currently c.e.o. of strategic a polit

riyadh and the united arab emirates to all fighting in yemen most of northern yemen and the capital sanaa are under the control of the u.n. calls the war the world's worst humanitarian crisis. to. cover didn't do anything to do way of money. that's where it is because in all honesty france is in there working with the united states and the united kingdom. you know as far as as long as the money is made up. you know they will keep this war alive for as long as it takes and it's already taken three years and this is the fourth year now and there is no end to it and they know it is an unwinnable war. and they do know that you know in spite of all these countries bombing yemen left right and center they have never been able to break the will of the yemeni people and they're still going to supply those arms because he really is ready to buy them so you know we're going to support them until the well runs dry and then we'll look at something else after that. briggs's right up to date i'll be back with the latest news headlines at our top stories in half an hour see that. strong pressure by the

of the political council was killed but it wouldn't have any effect on the political issue like in sanaa because within three days. of this killing the host has appointed a new person which is mr. sha'ath on this guy he we can be we can consider him as one of the hard liners so he will have more impact on the saudi because we are in a war so it's expected that some of the hotel leaders although they are many army. commanders will be killed before like they have killed one of the senior commander in the front line south in it when he was in south of yemen and it hasn't had any impact but i think this will be will make the hoti stronger because by the killing of the of one of the top leaders there will be more people going to the to the front line and i think there is no i can't see any site for peace from this point because now the hoti they can actually ask the way they they need and the way they think it will be the good. like response to the saudi and i don't think that anyone can blame them for any escalation in the future because in the last three days more than fifty people civilian

what's going on in in yemen at the moment no excuse me time thousands of people in the yemeni capital sanaa have been running against the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign in the country the protest also said that it can be raping of yemeni girl by coalition soldier that incident was confirmed by a number of non-governmental organizations last week. the u.k.'s admitted that during the toppling of colonel gadhafi was in contact with some libyans who were believed to be part of a notorious armed islamist group they then have been linked to last year's manchester bombing in which twenty two people died. during the libyan conflict in twenty eleven the british government was in communication with a wide range of libyans involved in the conflicts against the gadhafi regime forces it is likely that this included former members of libyan islamic fighting group and seventeen february martyrs brigade as part of a broader gauge of injuring this time libyan islamic fighting group l i f kean a longstanding and daffy group they're made up of former so-called mujahideen fighters who returned from afg

meanwhile thousands of people in yemen's capital sanaa have been rallying against the saudi led coalition bombing campaign the protest also condemned the raping of a yemeni girl by a coalition soldier. the. former brazilian president lula da silva has defied a deadline to surrender to police he's been sentenced to twelve years in prison on corruption charges in a case that a sharper divide in public opinion it is so let brazil from two thousand and three to twenty eleven barack obama once described him as the most popular president on earth oversaw strong economic growth and left office with a sky high approval rating but in january he was sentenced to twelve years in jail for a bribe taking in a trial that has triggered nationwide unrest. while the. court has ruled that lula da silva who has been convicted of corruption it's alleged that while he was president of brazil that he engaged in acts of corruption he was caught up in a scandal they have ruled that that you know with his appeals still pending he can be in jail he can be taken to jail to begin serving his sentence however he has

going on in yemen at the moment no excuse when we were asked thousands of people in yemen's capital sanaa have been rallying against the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign the protest also condemned the raping of a yemeni girl by coalition soldier. now the u.s. has impose new sanctions on russia targeting twenty four officials and business people as well as fourteen entities the russian foreign ministry has reacted to the measure saying the u.s. is trying to impose its head gemini even on strong independent states. breaks down the latest measures and who's been targeted well it's the names that are new the reasons are actually old on the u.s. treasury website you will find the explanation and it says that it's all because i'll quote it for you a range of russia's malign activities abroad and then comes the list it's crimea ukraine russia support of president bashar assad in syria and finally subverting western democracies and malicious cyber activities up be a bit more precise word that numbers the list includes seven russian businessmen referred to as all of arc so would some of the

forces in sanaa so the main effect it is the yemeni people is the poor people those the one who is dying every day. thank you and that's it for the show will be back on monday with critic of western imperialism professor for analysis of the new pivot by paris towards the washington of trump. social media on monday forty one years to the day of the founding of the mothers the fathers of maya movement which would fight anglo-american backed fascism you know g g mary margaret thatcher and mel b. the school that all you people in washington back to britain one in the south. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see them. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access education low it's high education is becoming just another product that can be pulled and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business and what you're good at the regime could this also. finally could he. want is

led coalition air strike on sunday night it's a wedding party in hijab province north of the capital sanaa the bride was amongst the dead who has had to be women and children. of course in belgium has sentenced to twenty years in prison he is the last surviving suspect from the twenty fifteen paris attacks which killed one hundred thirty people he's currently being held in a french prison awaiting trial in connection with the paris attacks today sentence was was for his part in the dramatic shootout with police that led to his arrest. at belgium's palace of justice received the maximum twenty year jail sentence for his role in the police shootout just before his arrest in brussels two years ago and accomplice was handed the same sentence but neither of them were present for the verdict the lawyer representing the police praised the judge's decision. to force to as all of our demands have been met i think we can be satisfied he said to say. but after slums lawyer said he still had some doubts. i'm not convinced of anything in this verdict but i review it with my client it's a verdict so i r

thousands of people in yemen's capital sanaa meanwhile have been rallying against the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign a protest also condemned the raping of a yemeni go by a coalition soldier. now u.s. stocks have tumbled over fears of a trade war with beijing the dow jones lost almost six hundred points on friday after president trying to impose new tariffs worth one hundred billion dollars a year on imports from china artie's kellam orpen reports from you. for months global analysts have been fearing and anticipating the possibility of what they would refer to as a trade war between the two largest economies in the world the united states and the people's republic of china now it appears that that trade war is now upon us it is now taking place at this point this is what we heard from donald trump more recently we heard this from him yesterday these were his comments let's take a listen in light of china's unfair to tell you i have instructed the u.s. to yard to consider whether one hundred billion dollars of additional terrorists would be appropriate under section three zero one a

large crowds gathered in the square in the capital sanaa for the burial of salah. was killed as strikes carried out by the saudi coalition last week hooty fighters have fired multiple ballistic missiles towards a city of just on in response. on so-called migrant karren from honduras guatemala and el salvador has arrived at the u.s. mexican border after a month on the road the nearly two hundred migrants say their love for asylum in america president trump has called the caravan a threat to the u.s. those who headlines more news in half an hour next its inside story stay with us. north korea to close its nuclear test site and kim jong un says the world can watch it's being dismantled on young wants to focus on economic growth the historic summit with south korea a mock departure from hostile rhetoric how will this play out inside north korea this is inside story. hello there welcome to the program i'm noriko they do come jong un has promised to shut down north korea's nuclear test site next month he reiterated the pledge joy has summit with south korea's president w

with us on al-jazeera these are our top stories large crowds have gathered in the heavens capital sanaa to pay tribute to the forty. some odd people killed in a cell the lead strike last week. gaza's hospitals say they're unable to cope after four palestinians were killed and almost nine hundred engine during the protests along israel's border on friday. and russia's foreign minister says the u.s. is trying to divide syria and to parts sergey lavrov has been holding talks with his turkish and iranian counterparts in moscow. now millions of koreans have been reacting to friday's historic meeting of the two leaders off their divided peninsula while south koreans were able to watch the summit between their president. kim jong il on live on television with a message across the board it was more tightly controlled now attention is switching to a proposed meeting between kim and the u.s. president james bay is reports from seoul. across south korea people watching the historic summit closely somewhat overwhelmed by the images the first time they'd seen a north korean leader step foot in the c

capital saudi state television is reporting that the who thinks interior ministry was targeted in sanaa earlier in april rebel leader. died in a strike in western. the israeli army has struck six targets in the gaza strip and all the statement says that it was in response to a so-called mass infiltration attempt on friday three palestinians were killed as they marched right up to the israeli border the closest they've come in five weeks of protests stephanie decker reports from recent gaza. it happened all of a sudden a surge towards the border fence running in a different direction from where the protests have been focused all day the israeli soldiers had to reposition themselves the army issued a statement saying there was an attempt to infiltrate the border that they acted within the rules of engagement to thwart it but the soldiers opened fire it went on for quite some time yet. ambulances raced to pick up the wounded. guys suddenly ran in this direction to the fence they threw stones at the soldiers then the israelis opened heavy fire there are many injuries there really is a feeli

who's the rebels including two key commanders on saturday who the supporters gathered in the capital sanaa for the public funeral of some of the head of the supremes political council and second in command he was killed in an air raid claimed by saudi arabia and its allies last week doctors in gaza say they're unable to cope with the latest influx of palestinians injured during friday border protests four people were killed in about nine hundred wounded as israeli soldiers fired on crowds along the fence demonstrations been going on for more than a month demanding a right of return for refugees and their descendants to what is now israeli territory israel's military struck more than six amassed targets in gaza on saturday. russia's foreign minister has accused the us of trying to divide syria into parts sergey lavrov made the comments in moscow while meeting is turkish an iranian counterparts to discuss the war in syria the talks are being held as head of the latest round of a standard talks aimed at ending the violence lavrov also took aim at other western powers. local which is why we ar

by the saudi led coalition in yemen's three year award let's bring in hacking into smadi who is in sanaa he's the editor in chief and publisher of the yemen post thanks for being with us so just tell us first of all how important was this leader in. the struggling yemen. speeches it's been awesome. and i want to tell you. scott i'm over. now to tell you that expect that we will target. and why these strikes happening now. three years most three years into this. war is it because of improved intelligence or let me what's behind the timing of this change in strategy that she can talk. to your leadership or killed. for george to. the memorial of those. given by me. we're not sure. you know but that's not a view they all deserve. to be easier. on the average. every now and then. and you get the sense that. these are unmoved by by all of this in a sense in terms of their control of yemen or at least the capital sana'a i mean how much real control do they maintain in the yemeni capital the moment. on the chain. for all the extras. and the leadership. of. the billboard people to use the song. r

in march twenty fifteen they launched a military campaign after hutu rebels took over the capital sanaa forcing the president to flee the coalition's blockade in yemen sports last year cut off lifesaving aid for millions of people and sparked one of the world's worst manmade food security crisis nearly three quarters of yemen's population now in need aid that's three million more than last year crumbling infrastructure a broken economy blockades by warring parties have choked supplies driving millions more to the brink of starvation according to the u.n. every ten minutes a child under five dies of causes that are entirely preventable hundreds of health facilities are closed because of fighting lack of funding and no doctors about sixteen million yemenis don't have access to safe drinking water bath sanitation and contaminated water are some of the factors behind a cholera outbreak in yemen one of the worst in modern history it's killed over two thousand people with more than a million suspected cases and their warnings that the epidemic though contained for now could surge in the comin

complicity in what's going on in in yemen at the moment no excuse meantime thousands of people in sanaa the capital have been rallying against the saudi led coalition's bombing campaign in that country the protest also set out to condemn raping a yemeni girl by coalition soldiers that incident was a number of non-governmental organizations last. keep abreast of all our news twenty four seven r.t. dot com which kevin are you in moscow tonight so thanks ever so much for tuning to us i'll be back next week. for the night to bring all the latest breaking headlines . the tech sector that's leading this rally seems of the past five or six years requires a logistics on a global basis to work in perfect sync so there's going to be a fallout if some countries are going to go to war with each other but they can be trade wars which can be cyber wars that means that platforms that require precipitation and sinking fall out and drop out and crashing in different areas so their revenues have got to suffer as a result. of those who swarm see the blue of them so moving. to good use who've moved before.

forces in sanaa so the main effect it is the yemeni is the border people the one who is dying every day because he thank you. for the show will be back on monday with critic of western imperialism professor for analysis of the new pivot by paris towards the washington of. social media we'll see you on monday forty one years to the day of the founding of the most of those opposed to the by a movement which would fight anglo-american backed fascism you know g g mary margaret thatcher and mel b. the school should all be put into the washington back to win but one in the south. for my guide to financial survival this is fun and a device used by professional value x. to earn money. that's right these are simply not accountable anymore mood. destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get informed that's crazy. i'm looking to the south next. time and i'm thinking along those me. a little bit it's the law of the fleet gotta be a slow. and. they'll be lucky. michael he looks at them because of the. political climate. and these years i'm a ballpark and on zero. zero zero sham

saudi five years over over and over the wedding which which took place in the north of the capital sanaa in a place to one hundred seventy kilometers far away it's in the original for. in a place far away from any military positions. the i would this is. why they have been attacked the describe that the have seen horror for. bodies that have been ripped out because of the. destruction of the strikes a lot of also the medics there the have also sent messages to. and miss social media to call people to to come to the hospital as. a big number of injured people were. going to travel were transferred to the hospitals according to the latest statistics that over thirty three people were killed in the in the wedding. it's not the first of its kind to take place since the beginning of the saudi. war in yemen in order to drive out the describe the rebels from the areas they have already to taken control after the twenty fourteen. the situation continues to what happened on the other side of this this is. the other side of this the saudis are saying in fact it's because the who these are taking h

in yemen's capital city state television is reporting the who the interior ministry was targeted in sanaa earlier in april rebel leaders died in their strike in western yemen. the u.k. government who was recently forced to apologize after many elderly people from the caribbean were threatened with deportation and denied public services the so-called windrush scandal opened up a debate about britain's relationship with its former colonies now the descendants of people from the child or silence hope a proposed new law will grant them british citizenship that in barbara explains doris miller's are came to britain from riches eight years ago she lives with her oldest son and works as a hospital cleaner but she's had to leave two other sons and a daughter behind as a second generation shakos islander she's a british overseas territory citizen but that doesn't pass automatically to her children really wish back to take it possible for me there will call and get work and look after us all together i speak to them every day we talk about video call on skype but while dan had gone. i cry because i

a turning point they would like to as you can see the footage that we seeing now from the capital sanaa it's quite a message from the who do like to tell the international community the remain the most popular movement in yemen yeah that's that gets to my next question actually because i mean obviously you know information is hard information is hard to come by but if you go just by these pictures it does seem that after three years of this these are very much in control at least in the capital definitely and you know the control to control it has to control the data and. all the way towards thais if they do move very powerful they have also the have the backing of the former top military commanders who are working under former president abdullah saleh was killed by. these also the strikes led by the saudi led coalition have backfired in a way or another because we've seen the growing rise in the growing number of civilians who have been killed over the last three years the united nations put the number of more than ten thousand civilians killed in the conflict so this has backfired rai

saudi led coalition air strike has reportedly kills two and dozens of fighters and yemen's capital sanaa meanwhile large crowds have gathered to pay tribute to the whole face second and. there was killed by a strike last week of saudi arabia and the allies have been fighting against the rebels and two thousand and fifteen when they intervened to support the exiled government but toyah gate and the reports. he supposes descend on the center of santa they're protesting against the death of the most senior the official to be killed by the saudi led coalition in yemen's three year war salah the mad died in an airstrike on the coastal holiday to provence last week. yes you will get revenge for the death of the president of the republic. and i have message for the saudi aggressors you bring invaders here from all over the world we will kill them and we will burn them team will hit the leaders and dozens of fighters were killed in another saudi led coalition as strike on saturday saudi state television says the strike targeted a high level meeting at the these interior ministry insana after thr