— from sanaa? we heard from the houthis particularly, _ from sanaa?is particularly, saying - from sanaa? we heard from the houthis particularly, saying thatj houthis particularly, saying that her committee had been formed to investigate the incident, and a houthi security official announced that three people have been detained and suspected of involvement in the incident. some houthi officials have visited the stampede site when the survivors in hospital, including also one of those officials who is the houthi prime minister, who visited the stampede site, and this is what he said there. translation: we are firstly checking on the injured and those who died. . all the relevant officials have proceeded with their legal duties to examine this unfortunate event and to find a serious solution for this to never happen again. this stampede is a huge tragedy. it isa it is a complicated political situation in yemen. can you remind us what is happening, it is the houthis who are in control? yes. us what is happening, it is the houthis who are in control? yes,

joining us from sanaa, years, as well. joining us from sanaa. a _ years, as well.tinued difficult situation on the ground, thank you so much forjoining us.— so much forjoining us. thank you so much for “oining us. thank you very much. — i spoke to our chief international correspondent lyse doucet earlier about the situation in yemen. people are living right on the edge, which is why this rare moment of hope, of optimism — but it has to be underlying cautious optimism — that a way can be found out of this political quagmire, a way to end the war, because as every senior humanitarian official will emphasise, that the only solution to the humanitarian crisis in yemen, the deep humanitarian crisis, is a political solution, an end to the war which has eluded the yemenis for so long now. indeed, and this is obviously the poorest country in the middle east. it was already virtually a failed state before this conflict began eight years ago. and now, we're seeing these sorts of stories, hearing about this kind of tragedy on a daily basis — and that too a day before eid. yes

two saudi uae coalition is fighting the iranian backed houthis who have controlled the capital sanaand most of northern yemen since 2014. and al qaeda is active in several areas, with its biggest influence in the northern province. ♪ let's bring in our guests now for today's inside story. iraniann doha is ibrahim fraihat , associate professor in international conflict resolution at the doha institute for graduate studies and author of a ran and saudi arabia, taming the chaotic conflict. in stockholm is afrah nasser, nonresident fellow at the arab center washington, d.c. anaesthetist en committed terry and and human rights issues in yemen. and in washington, d.c., trita parsi, executive vice president for an american think tank and the author of, losing an enemy, obama, iran, and the triumph of diplomacy. thank you all for joining us on "inside story." ibrahim, let me start with the. there have been contacts between the warring sides before, but how significant is this latest rounds of talks in sanaa? are you hopeful there could be a breakthrough to end this conflict? ibrahim: thank y

the fact that the saudis have decided to go to sanaa for these talks — and, mind you, there have beenuthi's capital seems to be, i guess, a goodwill gesture or even a concession on the part of the saudis. why this is happening now seems to be linked to the saudi and iranian talks that have been brokered by china, which came out a week or two ago. something must have happened in those talks that convinced the saudis that now was the right time to go to sanaa for these negotiations. talk about the golf now, would you cook on the masters? if you don't want to know who won, turn off right now otherwise, this is going to be a massive spoiler. the spanish golferjon rahm has won the masters golf tournament in georgia and reclaimed the number one world ranking. the win was rahm's fourth this season, earning him a second career major to go along with his 2021 us open title. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss has more. what a day to remember here for jon rahm as he clenched his first masters title in ultimately emphatic style. to begin the final round two shots behind america's brooks koepka b

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this is video footage from al masirah, a tv station linked to the houthi rebel group which controls sanaae video was picked up by the reuters news agency and it purports to show the incident in the bab—al—yemen area of the city. as you can see, it's an apparent crush of people, many of whom look to be in distress. we will have more on this story as it updates. now to sudan where the latest ceasefire has failed. these are pictures from the capital, khartoum. witnesses say gunfire was still being heard across the city. both sudan's army and the paramilitary group its fighting, the rsf, had agreed to the ceasefire, and it's not clear which side, or both, has broken it. civilians like these are fleeing khartoum. over the past five days, more than 270 people have died in the fighting. and it's worsened sudan's humanitarian crisis — people have limited food, water and medical supplies. the un says 16 hospitals across sudan have been forced to shut down completely. nine of them, in the capital. let's hear from them. the humanitarian response in sudan remains severely hampered. attacks against ai

local media say two planes carrying 90 detainees in total left from the houthi—run sanaa international the same time, another plane took off from sanaa towards marib "carrying dozens of prisoners and abductees from militia prisons". the chief minister of the indian state of uttar pradesh has appealed for calm after a former politician who's a convicted criminal was shot dead while under police escort. atiq ahmed — who had been convicted of kidnapping — was shot dead live on tv along with his brother. they were answering questions from journalists when they were killed in allahabad. 0ur correspondent, roxy gagdekar chhara, gave us his analysis. the murder was conducted when it happened on the live tv because the assailants were hiding as the journalists, and when reporters were asking questions to these two people, atiq and his brother, one among them first shot atiq and then ashraf was shot dead. all this has happened amidst heavy police protection, because both were trying to get into the hospital. as soon as they get out from the police van, and they were approaching the hospital, at

two planes carrying 90 detainees in total left from the houthi—run sanaa international airport and theitia prisons" and abductees from militia prisons." motoring groups in the uk have welcomed the government�*s decision to cancel the construction of new smart motorways, but insisted the announcement does not go far enough. existing stretches of smart motorway in england will remain, but more emergency stopping places will be put in place. our reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more details. smart motorways were first introduced in 2006 and currently make up about 10% of england�*s motorway network. however, there are three types of smart motorway. let�*s take a look. the first, controlled. the second, dynamic. and the third is known as all lane running. firstly, controlled is where there is a permanent hard shoulder, however if there is congestion, say from an accident, then technology like electronic signs can be used to slow the traffic down. the second is dynamic, that is when the hard shoulder is opened up to traffic at times of congestion, but then you will always see

two planes carrying 90 detainees in total left from the houthi—run sanaa international airport and themarib. at the same time, another plane took off from sanaa towards marib carrying dozens of prisoners and abductees from militia prisons. climate ministers from the g7 group of industrialised countries meeting injapan have agreed to work together to reach their environmental targets. a statement from the group said they would speed up the development of renewable energy and the phasing out of fossil fuels by 2050. at least twelve inmates have been killed in renewed violence at one of ecuador�*s most dangerous prisons. clashes between rival gangs broke out on friday at the litoral penitentiary. on thursday three female guards were killed by armed attackers outside the jail. a sacred, ancient symbol of scotland's monarchy known as the stone of destiny is to make the journey from edinburgh castle to westminster abbey for the coronation of king charles. the exact details of when and how are a closely guarded secret, but new techniques are being used to find out more about the stone's histo

gathered to receive gifts of money in the charity event arranged by local businesses in the capital, sanaa. a video of the stampede, with some disturbing scenes, shows a crowd of people unable to move and many in distress. reports say houthi guards fired shots, causing people to panic and rush for the exit. two local businessmen who arranged the event have been detained. but houthi prime minister has sought to ensure that authorities are taking necessary action. translation: we are firstly checking on the injured and those who died. . all the relevant officials have proceeded with their legal duties to examine this unfortunate event and to find a serious solution for this to never happen again. this stampede is a huge tragedy. with more on this is heba bitarfrom bbc arabic. first we have to admit that it is very hard to know what exactly happened in yemen because it is very hard to get information from the people there because of the war that has been going for almost ten years. what we have seen from what the houthis an ounce and what people say to some agencies there, we have an idea of

two planes carrying 90 detainees in total left from the houthi—run sanaa international airport and themilitia prisons. the chief minister of the indian state of uttar pradesh has appealed for calm after a former politician who�*s a convicted criminal was shot dead while under police escort. atiq ahmed, who had been convicted of kidnapping, was shot dead live on tv along with his brother. they were answering questions from journalists when they were killed in allhabad. 0ur correspondent roxy gagdekar chhara, gave us his analysis. this incident has created havoc among many people in the country, and this news has remained at the top since the last two days, because this incident happened on saturday night. this incident happened on saturday niuht. ~ ., this incident happened on saturday niaht_~ ., this incident happened on saturday nirht.~ ., ., this incident happened on saturday niuht. ., ., ., night. what sort of conversations? you said it — night. what sort of conversations? you said it has _ night. what sort of conversations? you said it has rocked _ night. what sort of conversations

officials say around 80 people have been killed in a stampede in the capital, sanaa. a warning — you may find the following images disturbing. it happened during the distribution of charity for ramadan. this is video footage from almasirah, a tv station linked to the houthi rebel group, which controls sanaa. the video was picked up by various news agencies and it purports to show the incident in the the city. it's an apparent crush of people, many of whom look to be in distress. our correspondent simonjones joins us from the newsroom. what more can you tell us? ? what more can you tell us? hundreds of people had gathered at a school where they were handing out aid, they were being given the equivalent of $9 each, but so many people arrived that houthi rebels in charge in the city started firing into the air to try to control the crowd. eyewitnesses say one of the bullets hit an electrical cable, that caused an explosion, that led to panic, led to a stampede, led to a crush. we know that dozens of people have been killed and hundreds more have been taken to hospital, s

local media says that two planes carrying 90 detainees in total left from the houthi—run sanaa internationalrrying dozens of prisoners and abductees from militia prisons." climate ministers from the g7 group of industrialized countries meeting injapan have agreed to work together to reach their environmental targets. a statement from the group said they would speed up the development of renewable energy and the phasing out of fossil fuels by 2050. a sacred, ancient symbol of scotland's monarchy known as the stone of destiny is to make the journey from edinburgh castle to westminster abbey for the coronation of king charles. the exact details of when and how are a closely guarded secret — but new techniques are being used to find out more about the stone's history. our scotland correspondent, alexandra mackenzie reports. the stone of destiny, or stone of scone, was legally transported from westminster abbey to edinburgh castle on st andrew's day in 1996. intricate preparations, including digital scans and a 3d printout, are now in the final stages for its return to london for the coronation o

horrific scenes at a school in yemen's capital, sanaa.t a charity event to mark the holy month of ramadan. millions of children have missed life—saving vaccinations around the world, and misinformation is one of the key reasons why. wow, man. total blackout. thousands descend on a small australian town to witness a rare solar eclipse. fans around the world react with shock and grief over the death of 25—year—old k—pop star moonbin, a member of the popular boy band astro.

because we are all in obedience, especially all the bishops there monks, and even more so in such a sanaaa metropolitan, what does it mean today to embrace, uh, believing military personnel of the armed forces of the russian federation. what does it mean to embrace today? uh, feeding the believers of the ministry of internal affairs a million more people, and the fso prosecutor's office, the russian guard of the fsb, of course, today all this is not so. it’s just that in fact, and more we interact , of course, with the armed forces, because it is there that there are positions of full-time priests, assistant commanders for working with believing military personnel of such positions in the russian orthodox church 309, including in syria, uh, at two of our bases, including, in karabakh, the peacekeeping contingent, including the northern fleet, and many of our priests, assistant commanders, namely submarines, and, uh, leave for 3 months for half a year at sea and on other ships. this, of course, is a huge volume, but especially, of course, everything has become aggravated and everything, of

in yemen at least 78 people have been killed in a crush at a school in the rebel—held capital, sanaauards fired shots causing people to panic and rush for the exit. buzzfeed has announced its closing down its news site and cutting 15% of its workforce. the company's chief executive, jonah peretti, blamed the decision on financial challenges, a slowdown in digital advertising and the coronavirus pandemic. he said the firm would concentrate its news output on the huffpost website, which it took over in 2021. the most powerful space rocket ever built — the spacex starship has blown up shortly after launch in texas. it was the second attempted launch this week after the first was called off on monday because of techincal problems. rebecca morelle reports. a tense wait in the final seconds... ignition. two, one... ..as the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built gets ready to fly. we have lift—off. starship slowly pushed up into the sky. so far, so good. a few minutes into the flight, it was time for the bottom part of the rocket to separate. but starship started tumbling, and then th

the war, the one where the houthis, who were originally from the north, that came down, took over sanaaat the hope is that with the saudi delegation there, we�*ve already seen a symbolic photo leaked by the houthis of one of the houthi leaders shaking the hand of a member of the saudi group, that this is a very, very serious move this time. more so than any before to end the conflict and it comes as there are diplomatic moves around the region that are helping that happen. the spanish golfer, jon rahm, has won the us masters golf in georgia — and reclaimed the number one world ranking. the win was rahm�*s fourth this season, earning him a second career major to go along with his 2021 us open title. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss has more. well, what a day to remember here forjon rahm, as he clinched his first masters title in ultimately emphatic style. he began the final round two shots behind america�*s brooks koepka, but koepka never recovered from a poor start and instead it was 52—year—old phil mickelson who roared into contention. mickelson began the final round some ten shots

and in the capital sanaa, the 1st groups of huffy prisoners have arrived home at the other him hot. i was taken detained in an area of yaktel omeka. i was imprisoned in an iron factory for 7 years. are young enough to die is victorious day. the day when my brother was released off to 7 years, we never lost hope, and i do not feel like i had in my heart. it feels clear now. well, that is all part of broader diplomatic efforts to end the war. oman has been mediating talks to make the temporary cease, fire become permanent, stuffy, deca begins our coverage. o free men at last a momentous moment. not only for them personally, but politically to ah, around $900.00 prisoners will be released as part of a prisoner swap between saudi arabia and the iran back to thes exchange will happen over 3 days. part of the deal reached in switzerland last month. the international committee for the red cross is overseeing the transportation of these men, to saudi arabian yemen, among those being freed, yeoman's former defense minister, and also the brother of the president. the result of negotiations be

this matter depends on the results of the current negotiations between sanaa and riyadh after eid al-fitr we are optimistic about moving towards an inclusive year due to the result the positive talks of both sides and from them is for the release of captives. at least 20 radio and television news agencies of those regions of ardabil province are leaving twitter. it was found that twitter has added the label affiliated with the government on the main page of the accounts of these two media outlets, and mpr believes that it is used for media outlets affiliated with russia and china. so, in the following , we will review some short foreign news of the syrian foreign minister. in the framework of the resumption of diplomatic relations with the countries arabi traveled to algeria. after visiting algeria and meeting with the president of this country, al-maqdad opened the syrian embassy there . after that, the syrian foreign minister also visited the centers . do not say that the chinese ministry of defense said that nato used the pretext of the agreement . by giving it to aichon, beijing is ch

stampede as a school during a charity drive in the amans capital. hundreds of people are gathered in sanaa to receive cat payouts and food over crowding. then lead to a crush to disperse the crowds. shots were fired, which witnesses se hit near by generator causing an explosion. as soon as ian judge has ordered the imprisonment of opposition leader, i should that i know she for allegedly plotting against internal state security that's according to his lawyer of a new she leads the biggest opposition party. another is a vocal critic of present. i say it was arrested on sunday, as inside is accused of orchestrating a power grab off the suspended parliament in 2021 raw should have a new she accused the government of miss using the judiciary to target political opponents and a message recorded before his arrest and mark of rebellion, hugh markedly the more you the battle in our country is between democracy and the dictatorship that wants to confiscate all the gains of or blessing revolution. the legal cases against us are empty and meaningless according to legal experts. the problem in our cou

you're - absolutely right, this is one of the reasons why the saudi use were in sanaa, and one of theally unifying the government — and i'm glad you mentioned the money, because one of the sticking points was unifying the central bank from the north, the government controlled areas. so it ensures that salaries areas. so it ensures that salaries are paid in a timely manner, while also ensuring freedom of movement across north and south, and other areas controlled by various factions, but also lifting restrictions from ports across yemen. we depend heavily on importing food and medicine, and with the current restrictions, they've slowed down those imports, complicating the situation on the ground. complicating the situation on the round. ., , ., i. complicating the situation on the round. ., , ., ,, ., ground. ultimately do you feel that the houthis have _ ground. ultimately do you feel that the houthis have the _ ground. ultimately do you feel that the houthis have the upper - ground. ultimately do you feel that the houthis have the upper hand i the houthis have the upper hand here? be

reporting that 85 people were killed, hundreds have been injured, and in the houthi controlled capital of sanaa, according to them, and trying to halt the distribution of funds. the who the authorities have criticised the move to distribute the funds without coordinating with the funds without coordinating with the interior ministries —— houthi. we've seen the blame come from civilians and houthi authorities. 0ur monitoring reporter who is a cross what's happening and also what social media is saying about that tragedy in yemen. 0f social media is saying about that tragedy in yemen. of course as always, there is more on that story on our website. before we go, let's take you life to downing street. we've been going to downing street quite a few times over the last few hours, we were hoping for some sort of news out of that door but it hasn't happened. in the last half hour or so, the prime minister rishi sunak's spokesperson has said there will be no announcement on his decision on the future of dominic raab today. so today, as chris mason points out, we are very much in limbo. we had expected

in yemen, at least 78 people have been killed in a crush at a school in the rebel—held capital, sanaang the london marathon on sunday. earlier today, the protest group extinction rebellion said it would respect the event and help protect the race, because of the huge charity effort involved. family, friends and lots of dogs have paid their respects to the presenter and entertainer paul o�*grady, whose funeral took place today. known not only for his alter ego lily savage , but also as a keen supporter of battersea dogs and cats home, the broadcaster was laid to rest near his home in aldington in kent. thousands of disabled children and young people are at risk of losing millions of pounds of savings held in their child trust funds. the funds were opened for all those born between 2002 and 2011. it was a scheme promoted by the labour government, but the bbc has learnt that more than 80,000 families with children who lack the capacity to make financial decisions are faced with a complex and often costly process to access the money. our disability news correspondent nikki fox has the sto

prisoners following the agreement of the government sanaa and the saudi delegation after a three-dayl most likely be held on friday, the famous american theoretician and thinker named shansi stated in a conversation with al jazeera tv channel that the zionist regime and the united states have reached their peak . we will see a part of this interview together in in the last two or three years, they have publicly distanced themselves from the leaders of the united states, and smartwatch openly tells the united states to get lost. netanyahu has made very harsh statements and said that israel is independent and can do whatever it wants, and not at all for me. no matter what you say for it is the first time that the confrontation between israel and the united states is so obvious. it is not clear how the united states wants to react to this issue . for the first time in the history of the united states, a member of the house of representatives proposed a plan and the main demand from the united states based on american laws. american aid to israel should be reconsidered, and i think that

people have been killed and more than 100 other injured in a stampede at a school in the yemeni capital sanaa purports to show the incident in the bab—al—yemen area of the city — as you can see, it's an apparent crush of people, many of whom look to be in distress. we will have more on this story as it updates. download our app later stories and headlines around the hour. i am sumi somaskanda from washington. thank you for watching. hello there. high pressure is continuing to bring a lot of dry, settled, sunny weather throughout the day for most areas on thursday, but like the last few days, we've got a keen easterly wind out there. that's taking the edge off. the temperatures will be noticeably chilly along north sea coasts and there will be some rain at times and more cloud across south—east england courtesy of this weather front, which will move in off the near continent. you'll notice there's a slight blue hue to the air mass, indicating that the air is quite chilly as well. so when you factor in the strong wind and slightly cooler air, then it will be a little bit fresher across the boar

gathered to receive gifts of money at a charity event arranged by local businesses in the capital, sanaas get more on this with bbc monitoring journalist hesham shawish, focussing on middle east and north africa. give us a bit more insight into what happened. the give us a bit more insight into what ha ened. ., ., , ., happened. the media outlets have re orted happened. the media outlets have reported that _ happened. the media outlets have reported that 85 _ happened. the media outlets have reported that 85 people _ happened. the media outlets have reported that 85 people were - happened. the media outlets have | reported that 85 people were killed and hundreds have been injured following this stampede at the school last night. there were thousands of people queueing up to receive donations of aid to mark the end of ramadan and that is when the crash happened. the authorities have been blamed, they were shooting into the air and trying to hold the distribution of the funds. the the air and trying to hold the distributioi criticised nds. the the air and trying to hold the distributioi cr

gathered to receive gifts of money at a charity event arranged by local businesses in the capital, sanaamany images coming out of the country following last night's stampede, and most of those we have seen are too graphic or distressing to be shared. there are still some images that you may find upsetting in this report from our world affairs correspondent, caroline hawley. shouting. desperate efforts here to save people, pull them from the crush. there were calls for people to get back, but there's nowhere to go. images from the school show the horror of last night's events. terror written on the faces of those trying to escape. hundreds of impoverished yemenis, including some children, had gathered to receive cash donations, often distributed in the holy month of ramadan. a medic said the crush had been caused by a rush to get into the school yard of a narrow street. so many lives lost for the chance to receive the equivalent of about £8 in a country where the un says two thirds of the population need humanitarian aid. the houthi authorities say they've begun an investigation and arres

military and some commanders related to the saudi coalition, following the agreement of the government of sanaa and the saudi delegation, after a three-day delay , will most likely be carried out on friday, the famous american theoretician and thinker nam shansi stated in a conversation with al jazeera english tv channel. the tension between the regime zionism and america have reached their peak. we can see a part of this interview together. it is very thought -provoking since it is the first time in the last two or three years that they have publicly distanced themselves from american leaders. tandi expressed and said that israel is independent and does whatever it wants, and i do n't care what you say. this issue will be reacted for the first time in history america, a member of the house of representatives put forward a proposal and the main request from the united states based on american laws to reconsider the american aid to israel, i think that if plans of this type go ahead, big changes will happen in the future , this will be about much is due to fundamental changes in public opinion.

saudi arabia came to sanaa to talk with us, and this is a big issue it is due to the grace of the leaders of the martyrs and the wounded and all those who fought for the victory of the people yemen tried to preserve its sovereignty, its jobs, the feelings of fraternity, forgiveness and happiness are quite obvious. people came out in clothes and are doing the things related to eid al-fitr , emphasizing the need to have a peaceful life like other people of the world. we celebrate what they do and we go to see our relatives, under the dream of a friend and the face of the martyrs' graves, and the parks and recreation centers of saleh rahm in a happy atmosphere are considered important programs of yemenis on the day of eid, in such a way that the atmosphere is full of human emotions. the effects of the destruction caused by the siege war are covered by the worshipers the palestinians who attended the eid al-fitr prayer in the al-qasa mosque announced that they will continue to stand and defend this holy place . al-alam reporter reported that despite the occupation regime, they surrounded the

at least 78 people have been killed in a crush at a school in yemen's rebel—held capital, sanaa, during people to panic and rush for the exit. a senior detective shot by distant gunmen in northern ireland in fabric has been discharged to finish his recovery at home. john cole 12 was critically ill for some time and has been left with life changing injuries after the attack to sports centre in 0magh. thousands of disabled children and young people are at risk of losing millions of pounds of savings in their child trust funds. the bbc has learned that there could be more than 80,000 accounts, worth up to £210 million that can only be accessed through a lengthy and often costly court process. all those born between 2002 and 2011 were given the savings account, but families with children who lack the capacity to make financial decisions have to go through the court of protection to withdraw the money. 0ur disability news correspondent, nikki fox, reports. two brothers. both have savings accounts. when thomas turns 18, he'll be able to access his money pretty much straight away. but harry wo

the headlines: horrific scenes at a school in yemen's capital sanaa. almost 80 people are killed in a crush at a charity event to mark the holy month of ramadan. millions of children have missed life saving vaccinations around the world and misinformation is one of the key reasons why. allegations of bullying against the deputy prime minister has been handed to the prime minister, british and i will now decide his fate. total blackout. thousands descend on small australian town to witness a rare solar eclipse. fans around the world react with shock and grief over the death of 25—year—old k—pop star moon bin, a member of the popular boy band astro. hello from college green in westminster. i am... hello from college green in westminster. iam... thank hello from college green in westminster. i am... thank you for joining us. it is a bright and crisp day here, but the question that is really concentrating minds here is whether this could turn out to be a dark day for dominic raab, deputy prime minister and ukjustice secretary. we are awaiting the results o

killed in a stampede and more injured wednesday evening at a ramadan charity event in the capital sanaa. witnesses told the associated press the crowd crush began after armed houthis fired into the air to control the crowd, striking electrical equipment and causing it to explode. two men who organized the event have been arrested and an investigation is under way. the united nations is warning nearly 50 million people in west and central africa are at risk of imminent hunger as the region's food insecurity crisis has been compounded by war, covid-19, rising prices, and the effects of the climate catastrophe. over 16 million children under five are facing acute malnutrition this year. some 45,000 people in the sahel are facing catastrophic hunger as fighting in the region has cut off humanitarian and food supply routes. conflict around lake chad and in the central african republic have also made access near impossible. the world food program is struggling to respond to the crisis as it also grapples with a $900 million deficit. this is the world foods programs senior advisor. >> we only

thiss chief houthi negotiator mohammed abdulsalam speaking from the airport in sanaa saturday as the omani delegation arrived in the yemeni capital. >> my just commands are stopping the aggression completely, lifting the blockade completely, paying the salaries of all yemeni employees from oil and gas revenues as well as the exit of foreign forces. amy: iranian authorities say they're installing surveillance cameras in public spaces in order to identify and bring to justice women who are not wearing the mandatory hijab. this is iran's chief of police. >> with the use of advanced technology and equipment, the person identified shall be warned and a person will be introduced to the judicial system. amy: this comes just over six months after the death of mahsa amini while in custody of the so-called morality police, which spurred a nationwide revolt. a growing number of iranian women are choosing to go unveiled outside of their homes, despite the risk of arrest and the violent crackdown on dissent. iranian police also warned businesses, including shops and restaurants, they could be shu

it happened at this school in the capital of sanaa, where local merchants were handing out money to people in need on wednesday earlier local journalist told us how the incident started. there were very long line of people gathering for afghanistan ship until the officials concerned with distributing the food arrived to open the door and a lot of people rushed into the schools so that only those who are able to enter the school can get this donations and because there is a very long line of people try to enter before the i mean this so they can get a chance to get the donation. shows also say dozens of people were injured in the incident and investigation has been ordered into merchants who organized the event are under arrest. yemen has been ravaged by nine years of a brutal war, which led to what the un considers the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. at least two people have been killed by dangerous storms rolling through the plains states in coal. oklahoma a large tornado was spotted on wednesday . law enforcement says some people are still trapped and more deaths and injuries are

it happened at this school in the capital of sanaa, where local merchants were handing out money to people in need. on wednesday for more salma abdelaziz joins us now live from london. so, salma, what more? are you learning about this tragedy? truly horrifying news, rosemary from one of the most impoverished in hard struck corners of the world this happening last night. i do have a still image to show you now. this is graphic material. this is a still image from a video that we're not playing out again because it is so graphic, but he begins to tell you just how desperate how terrible this situation was last night what you're looking at the crowd is basically a pile of humans trapped in tingled together in the heart of that crowd. you could hear on that video that again. i'm not playing people screaming, begging for help. arms outstretched. there were some people on the edge of that crowd trying to pull those arms pull those people out of again just that crush of humanity to no avail. what you're looking at is a crowd that was just outside of a school where aid was being merchants. this is

have been battling government forces since 2014 and control the country's northwest and its capital sanaa the prisoner exchanges, a glimmer of hope in what the united nations says has been a brutal civil war, says hundreds of thousands of people have died either in the fighting or from hunger and disease, which has created one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis conditions. some of the released detainees say can be even worse in prison. i was in prison for three years and eight months feel such a great joy that i cannot describe. we suffered a lot torture, lack of food as well as the psychological fallout. we ask god to free our fellow prisoners and all other prisoners. similar scenes in houthi held territory. after a plane arrives. they're filled with prisoners once held by government aligned forces. one family says they've waited seven years for this reunion. another one we feel great joy today. release of our brother has enlightened the whole world and i do not feel the ache i had in my heart. it feels clear now, after many dark years in yemen, there is a cautious sense of optimis

they certainly 78 people were killed at this school in the capital of sanaa on wednesday night, it happened while local merchants were handing out money to people in need, which is hold a tradition . yemen has been ravaged by nine years of a brutal war which led to a massive humanitarian disaster. the victims were hoping to receive a donation worth about. $10 selma's here with more on this, and just the images are horrific, and then you get to learn the details behind them. it's really tragedy on tragedy in one of the most impoverished, most hard struck corners of the world, we do have a still image to show you. i do have to warn its graphic. this is a screen grab from very disturbing video that you mentioned there, max that shows this surge of people. you're literally looking at a wall of humanity, a crush of bodies, and if you watch that video, which again we're not playing, because it's too disturbed. you hear very harrowing screams of people trapped inside between these bodies. you can see arms flailing, hoping for help people trying to pull them out. but they simply can't. this took pl

have been killed and more than 100 have been injured in a stampede at a school in yemen's capital, sanaads of people crowded into the building to receive donations of money that were being given out as part of ramadan. houthi rebels have run the city since 2015. those responsible for the distribution have been detained and an investigation is under way. the home secretary is expected to be given new powers to make it easier to deport migrants to places such as rwanda. amendments to the illegal migration bill will enable suella braverman to ignore some injunctions issued by europeanjudges. it's a concession to a group of conservative mps who wanted tougher legislation. we'rejoined now by our chief political correspondent, nick eardley. what would the changes mean in real terms to the legislation? goad terms to the legislation? good morninu. terms to the legislation? good morning- you _ terms to the legislation? good morning. you are _ terms to the legislation? good morning. you are right. - terms to the legislation? (emf. morning. you are right. conservative mps who are keen on this legis