now, spare a thought for west indies bowler sha kera selman.to just five overs a side. england needed three runs off three balls, with three wickets remaining when selman bowled a no ball. the equation then became one to win off three balls, and selman proceeded to bowl another no—ball to hand england victory and a 5—0 series whitewash. and before we go, one super league result to tell you about. huddersfield beat hull kingston rovers 32—22. huddersfield are still in sixth place but rovers are now bottom of the table. and that's all the sport for now. hello. for thursday, something drier and brighter for the uk as a whole. lighter winds, as well. make the most of this window in the weather, though, because essentially our weather pattern right through the weekend now is dominated by low pressure — it's just this little blip here to the south, a tiny hump, if you like, in the isobars, a small ridge of high pressure that's offering us some respite for today. little bit of a chilly start across northern england and northern ireland, but a lot of s

in istanbul that's where a prominent and well connected critic of saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman was interrogated killed and dismembered but while $21.00 men were detained by saudi arabia over his murder and 11 went on trial much of what happened in the courtroom remains a mystery the trial was done in secret and close trial that there was no international observers in the hands of the victims or the accused were not published. and there's no more. appeal possible so the nature of the evidence although you know every technical part of the trial almost has been questioned by. internationally accepted judicial standards last year 5 of them were given the death penalty for the killing but that's been kept to 20 years in prison 3 others have been given sentences of saving to teen years and will say is calling a fast i think. the whole verdict seems to me to have been manipulated and i way they used of course they get behind a fig leaf according to practice legal practice in saudi arabia and the family has the right to commute any sentence and the family has issued such a flourish and

accountability for his murder in 2018 congress passed a nearly unanimous resolution labeling mohamed bin selman complicit in the murder of. a year later the role that saudi arabia played in the journalist killing helped convince congress to block u.s. arms sales to the kingdom used to commit war time atrocities in yemen the president trump quickly moved to veto that legislation that came up with trump in the white house there's little political will to take more action against saudi arabia but security experts continue to press for direct u.s. sanctions against the saudi crown prince is a moment that we give up people like him would win and that's why we cannot give up and that's why we need to send a message that you cannot do this to fellow human beings. castro al-jazeera washington. plus also to come here not just here including a relocation plan for ingo refugees but there are concerns whether the new home on a remote bangladeshi island is suitable. and a growing threat the battle to contain dozens of wildfires in the western u.s. states more than status. again the prevailing breeze is very

in istanbul that's where a prominent and well connected critic of saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman was interrogated killed and dismembered but while $21.00 men were detained by saudi arabia over his murder and 11 went on trial much of what happened in the courtroom remains a mystery the trial was done in secret and closed trial that there was no international observers in the hands of the victims or the accused were not published. and there's no more. appeal possible so the nature of the evidence although you know every technical part of the trial almost has been questioned by. internationally accepted judicial standards last year 5 of them were given the death penalty for the killing but that's been kept to 20 years in prison 3 others have been given sentences of saving to teen years and will say is calling a fast i think. the whole verdict seems to me to have been manipulated and i way they used of course they get behind a fig leaf according to practice legal practice in saudi arabia and the family has the right to commute any sentence and the family has issued such a flourish an

accountability for his murder in 2018 congress passed a nearly unanimous resolution labeling mohamed bin selman complicit in the murder of. a year later the role that saudi arabia played in the journalist killing helped convince congress to block u.s. arms sales to the kingdom used to commit war time atrocities in yemen a president trump quickly moved to veto that legislation that came up with trump in the white house there's little political will to take more action against saudi arabia but security experts continue to press for direct u.s. sanctions against the saudi crown prince the moment that we give up. people like him will win and that's why we cannot give up and that's why we need to send a message that you cannot do this to fellow human beings heidi castro al-jazeera washington there's been a memorial services across the u.s. for nearly 3000 people killed in the 911 attacks 19 years ago hundreds of people paid their respects to those who died after 2 hijacked passenger jet slammed into the twin towers crowds are limited to because of the coronavirus pandemic democratic presidential nom

discussed and shame that we haven't in our public debate and that is our involvement in the war in libya selman a baby his family and many of the libyans were allowed to travel to libya to become hardened criminals to be brainwashed into supporting terrorism indeed be a fighting khadafy and we as in the united kingdom we turned a blind eye to that we doubted to come back to this country and we don't know what safeguards were an important place to screen these people on their return and that's a big red herring that hasn't been addressed open till now. the latest stage in joy in a songes legal battle against extradition to the u.s. has resumed in london the wiki leaks founder is wanted for espionage in the u.s. for leaking secrets related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan lawrence lee reports he did. go home i am the resumption of the extradition hearing and the many and vocal supporters of jude in the sun out in numbers again sanjay arrived in a prison van from the high security jail on the edge of london where he's being held. in one sense none of the arguments have changed the u.s. says he'

earlier we spoke with a hoarse spondon torahs on selman in beirut and we asked her how people there are reacting to this 2nd fire in just a moment the captain isn't talking plates of pie nic. witnesses that told us that when they were driving they slow cars that were reversing near the highway near the border and because they were scared they were panicking because the memories of that were an explosion came back to their minds and. told us that they are through with the government and they need theirs and they think that they are unable to manage they can she and that's that is right here. they think that they could live with that there's a prison and they couldn't preserve the security of the competent and on social media the fair young of the even if the break here. or let's go to bill of rights now a prominent opposition leader there has accused authorities of threatening to kill her if she refused to leave the country maria kolesnikov who is behind bars tonight has filed a criminal complaint against security agents who told her that they would remove her from. quote alive or in pie

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in istanbul that's where a prominent and well connected critic of saudi crown prince mohammed bin selman was interrogated killed and dismembered but while $21.00 men were detained by saudi arabia over his murder and 11 went on trial much of what happened in the courtroom remains a mystery the trial was done in secret and closed trial that there was no international observers in the hands of the victims or the accused were not published. and there's no more. appeal possible so the nature of the evidence only in every technical part of the trial or most has been questioned by. internationally accepted judicial standards last year 5 of them were given the death penalty for the killing but that's been cut to 20 years in prison 3 others have been given sentences of saving to teen years and will say is calling a fast i think. the whole verdict seems to me to have been manipulated and i way they used of course they get behind a fig leaf according to practice legal practice in saudi arabia and the family has the right to commute any sentence and the family has issued as such they flourish and mo

just a shame that we haven't in our public debate and that is our involvement in the war in libya selman a baby his family and many of the libyans were allowed to travel to libya to become hardened criminals to be brainwashed into supporting terrorism in libya fighting khadafy and we as in the united kingdom we turned a blind eye to that we doubted to come back to this country and we don't know what what safeguards were they put in place to screen these people on their return are that's a big red herring that hasn't been addressed up until now and the latest stage in julian assange just legal battle against extradition to the u.s. has resumed in london the weekend leaks founder is wanted for espionage in the u.s. for leaking secrets related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan lawrence lee reports he. won't go home and the resumption of the extradition hearing and the many in vocal supporters. of jude in the sun sure out in numbers again sanjay arrives in a prison van from the high security jail on the edge of london where he's being held. in one sense none of the arguments of changed the

journalist jamal khashoggi had long been close to the royal family but with the rise of mohamed bin selman he'd fallen out of favor banned from writing and tweeting he faced increasing repression and began to fear for his life he fled the kingdom that same month and though he remained supportive of the saudi monarchy and the crown prince's 2030 reform agenda he became a vocal critic of saudi repression and policies from his self-imposed exile in the united states. the pressure increased i believe him to 14 or to 15 when he was writing minister of information decided to publish the letter from writing that i think is on the very insulting remember the german. weeding and the writing out of the white. because he's. very viewer we. consider ship and we did work. for i think 100 with someone is doing. the right things by introducing version 233 no he just has to do it right in the early 1980 instrument he showed he received a degree in business from indiana state university he then began working as a generalist later serving as media advisor to ambassador prince turki been fine in washington d