twenty three percent decrease in health services delivery in sierra leone and then i know that people online are also talking about that and we also got this tweet from nigeria from sitting in nigeria take a look she says we lost dr stella. curve the wide spread of the above virus risking her life to place patrick sawyer in quarantine and that was a case in lagos nigeria and so could you speak to what has been the effect of losing these doctors and to other health care workers who are dying and able outbreak how have you been able to try to rebuild from that point. are. we in the un virtue of. the young doctor. kentucky. the person who was also a mass. murderer what she's all. looked up. long while we walked in i was crying because i could not believe. the medical school another. and then flew first so was a year later the was cordoned off and see what apartments on up for seventy thousand lebrun dollars less than fifty bucks us the young man who was leveling the unit. and understeering don't have a future and i've done a lot some of that that was what it was i you know it was we were

twenty three percent decrease in health services delivery in sierra leone and dan i know that people online are also talking about that you know we also got this tweet from nigeria from sitting in nigeria take a look she says we lost doctors. she heard the widespread of the above virus risking her life to place patrick sawyer in quarantine and that was a case in lagos nigeria and so could you speak to what has been the effect of losing these doctors and to other health care workers who are dying and able outbreak how have you been able to try to rebuild from that point. it was not. armed and all we. wanted from the young doctor. kentucky. you know it's almost. like a model what she's all. look up and that's a lot of these long while we walk and i was just crying because i cannot believe. that medical school i'm not going to. and then through france so what are you a little of the last corner or. what apartments on up for seventy thousand lublin dollars less than sixty bucks us the young man who lost his life with. another stern don't have a future and i've done a lot some of the gutt

this time is because somebody in our community is name is boise he tweeted us his story he's in sierra leone he's in a bowl a survivor so. i'd like you all to take a listen to this and then fought to i'd like you to respond this is. my family was talking with us thank you did you. just broke out he just doesn't want to. my. my mother or once i did things. we may not have the right to do it. but what she did live for me and my three siblings maybe somebody the various. types of made into their lives i mentioned online fundraising been one who phoned me you know to. get some fun and study next estates and then. something or you know everybody in the world to me realize my dream will still be in the united states of america. so far to boise touches on some of the issues that come after you survivable and you work with survivors and we hear about you know people's families are gone it's often hard to find work in their stigmatized when you talk to both survivors how do they see their own futures. i mean what is this story. many survival stories and not to as it's early speak on their behalf by t

fighting breast cancer and stigma we look at how one organization is confronting the challenge in sierra leone . now spain's top prosecutor is expected to seek charges against those responsible for of that led to catalonia declaring independence the ousted catalan leaders. may face arrest. on friday madrid sacked catalonia his government dissolved its parliament and called a snap election for the region in december hundreds of thousands of people rallied in barcelona on sunday to call for a united spain andrew simmons joins us now live from barcelona andrew bogut my timings right here. the prosecutor's action in court should have started by now what has been happening there. what we're expecting is a statement from the prosecutor general within the next half hour will this actually set out the charges that have been decided upon that's unclear we'll await that statement but the options seem to be either a charge of sedition which could carry a fifteen year sentence in jail that's a maximum sentence or rebellion which is more unlikely is felt because rebellion would mean violence being involved

and battling breast cancer was even more of a challenge for women in sierra leone. donald trump's former campaign manager paul metaphors and his business associate have been charged with conspiring against the united states it's also imagine a third man who served as a campaign advisor has admitted lying to the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia well the white house there's deflecting the news saying none of it has anything to do with donald trump a white house correspondent kimberly halkett reports. trump do solemnly swear don. trump has been in office less than a year but this is perhaps the most significant day of his presidency so far on monday two of his former associates avoided handcuffs and turned themselves into the authorities in washington. the first is paul mann afford the former chair of donald trump's presidential election campaign the other is rick gates a longtime business associate of matter forts and worked with the white house until march both men appeared in court pleading not guilty to a dozen charges they include conspiracy against the unite

women with breast cancer in sierra leone a facing more than just a battle with a disease that dealing with huge medical costs and the stigma of breast cancer awareness month needed to various reports from freetown one organization is doing to improve understanding of the disease. mariama mabie who prepares dinner for her family it's not a difficult task but she's grateful she can even do it she's a breast cancer survivor and it's not been an easy journey she couldn't afford the operation to have a lump removed or by medications. have no money my friends have been helping me even my kids. have to x. my friends on church members mariam his daughter keeps an eye on her as she still suffers pain and there's a chance the cancer could come back. the world health organization states five hundred seventy thousand women died from breast cancer in twenty games and that figure is on the rise particularly in developing countries women jordi of women are diagnosed early stage in sierra leone or register was only started in two thousand and twelve i can estimate up to twenty percent from ten percen

in sierra leone, a place that "save the children" ranknks as one of the very worst places to be a mom, a new government program is trying to turn the tide, as we sesee in this short film from "v"viewchange." woman: aftfter a brutatal decade-l-long conflict, sierra leone has the highest child and maternal mortality rates in the world. [music plalays] [dr. tagie gbawru-mansaray] i'm a medical doctor housed here at the princess christian maternity hospspital. narrator: one in five children die before their first birthday and one in eight women die during pregnancy. narrator: the one referral hospital in the capital of freetown services a population of over 400,000 people. ibraham thorlie: good afternoon. narrator: though the hospital is severely understaffed, it is not the only reason so many people are dying. [ibrahamam thorlie] narrator: and often, those patients who come too late are very close to death. [ibraham thorlie] narratoror: rather t than watchg their patients die, many doctorors and nursrses like rerc pay fofor the worst caseses from ththeir own small l salaries. nanarrator:

twenty three percent decrease in health services delivery in sierra leone and then i know that people online are also talking about that you know we also got this tweet from nigeria from seed in nigeria take a look she says we lost dr stella she heard of the widespread of the able a virus risking her life to place patrick sawyer in quarantine and that was a case in lagos nigeria and so could you speak to what has been the effect of losing these doctors and to other health care workers who are dying and able outbreak how have you been able to try to rebuild from that point. when a challenge is to do it. this week is the anniversary of the ironic term the young dr that the skull and kentucky people involved. a call not a good at the person i was pondering also. that a skull and water walk. and seneca saw his young wife with a young baby woke up and i was just crying because i cannot believe that's complete the medical school another begin was against he took the risk go to the tribunal any contact with the ball as he died and then flew first or yell later the was gone all. apartments on

just one more challenge that he still take time to overcome need of reason al-jazeera freetown sierra leone the amount of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere rose at the fastest rate ever recorded last year world meteorological organization says c o two levels increased at a rate last seen three to five million years ago it means the global temperature could increase by two to three degrees celsius and call sea levels to rise by ten to twenty meters scientists claim the rise on a combination of human activities and the el nino weather phenomenon an animal that was hunted to extinction in bursa nearly five hundred years ago is making a return last year the scottish government ruled that beavers will have protected status and will be allowed to stay as the clock reports. wissmann is would be more in southwest england the last remnants of an ancient forest a ghostly relic of a time past that some in part would like to see return britain was once covered in wilderness like this and in this wilderness it all manner of animals including baz wolves and lynx of course all those animals are now

tobar is breast cancer awareness month many sufferers in sierra leone have to deal with huge medical costs as well as the stigma one organization is doing what it can to improve understanding of the disease name that of the ports now from freetown. mariama babie who prepares dinner for her family is not a difficult task but she's grateful she can even do it she's a breast cancer survivor and it's not been an easy journey she couldn't afford the operation to have a lump or moved or vital medications. or not so we really have no money my friends have been helping me even my kids console is a woman i thought of to alex my friends on church members mariam his daughter keeps an eye on her as she still suffers pain and there's a chance the cancer could come back. the world health organization states five hundred seventy thousand women died from breast cancer in twenty days and that figure is on the rise particularly in developing countries where the majority of women are diagnosed that early stage in sierra leone or register was only started in two thousand and twelve i can estimate up to

they skids grow up in the slums of sierra leone with rum drame. to follow in the footsteps of their heroes from god bones pm eric a balmy on the. to the ivory coast salamone kalu of. african players have made their name in europe and germany's bundesliga but it's not an easy journey thousands try each year if you ever board a plane yourself is one of the lucky ones he secured a six month trial with danish club venice a soul in the summer but he still has a long way to go to the. bottom i was but this is about his life and his future everything can change for him. come our is one of three sierra leone players at fences so he has until christmas to prove he can make the grade i'm so happy to be here all the clinic would be. this is my life. back home comers family also dream he sends money back each wake and is his family's best hope of escaping poverty. and were able to attend i go to get to europe but now my youngest son is there he went to provide my family we have a very poor. the next few months a make or break for kamar and his family's drain

he is currently serving a 50—year prison sentence in the uk for war crimes committed in sierra leone. was recorded from inside his cell injanuary. so he is still a political player. so he is still a political player. so is this man. one of the frontrunners is former football star george weah. now he is a politician. this bbc article says he's chosen charles taylor's ex—wife to be his deputy — and has created an alliance with the party charles taylor used to lead. it's complicated — but it's these details that put pressure on young democracies. next here's umaru fofana in monrovia with more on election day. the polls have opened this morning, more than 2 million people are registered to cast their ballot. the streets here have been generally empty and the polling stations i have been to, hundreds of people have been to, hundreds of people have been to, hundreds of people have been coming out to vote. i am joined by two people who came out to vote. how crucial are these elections to you? very crucial for the nation as a whole. it will be the nation as a whole. it will be the first time

also why sierra leone's government has banned people from being in groups. syrian forces backed by the u.s. are on the verge of driving up the group's self-proclaimed capital tribal leaders have been brokering a deal to allow local i still fighters to leave the city foreign fighters are not included in the evacuation the u.s. led coalition says it isn't involved in these negotiations but believes it will save lives around one hundred members of the armed groups have surrendered in iraq in the last twenty four hours i sill has also been driven from the town of dean south of there as a city where they are also on the pressure the syrians have managed to escape to makeshift refugee camps face shortages of food and medicine. reports from hatay on the border between syria and turkey. and civilians have been waiting for years they are being evacuated from fighting iraq staying home was unsafe strikes have killed hundreds. in neighboring dales or thousands of syrians flee their homes as fighting intensifies i still fighters have regrouped in a mayor dean a city on

and forget the health benefits of jumping we'll tell you why running through the streets of sierra leone and you're in jail. hello there are tropical storm is still gaining strength in the south china sea you see quite clearly on the satellite picture this of larry of cloud heya but it's generating all this huge overflow of cloud that works its way all the way across taiwan the eastern parts of china as well taiwan is where we've seen some of the worst of the weather three hundred seventy seven millimeters of rain just in a twenty four hour period that is a phenomenal amount of wet weather clearly giving us a fair few problems there unfortunately there's more wet weather still to come because this storm is moving quite slowly looks like it won't reach china and until monday and then on tuesday or wednesday it will make its way on to the coast of viet nam and so between now and then we can expect plenty more heavy rain across his whole region just look at some they all that rain working all the way up to shanghai once more and as we head through into monday breaking up a little bit but st

just one more challenge that he still takes time to overcome need of reason al-jazeera freetown sierra leone still ahead this news hour in sports a football brainstorm that saw this player heading his team in the wrong direction plus. i'm a quote reporting on the remarkable war to be audible but as a means to even britain for some truth on the control of us and its cause and by its ability to take down trees or to change the whole landscape. business update brought to you by always going places together. business update brought to you by chance are always going places to go. let's get all the day's sports news that he has fired. julie thank you so much the houston astros will attempt to win their first ever world series title on tuesday when they take on the l.a. dodgers and game six the astros now lead the series after beating the dodgers on sunday and one of the most dramatic games in baseball history so how moloch reports the owner of the wild swings of game five starts today with the houston astros four one down against the los angeles dodgers. who escaped being banned from this world se

showing them how to manage and this in chieftain wanted to learn because i was already famous in sierra leone. so after a quarter of an hour i thought where are they they were standing there with torches . and they wanted to give me a girl has a presence and i knew what that meant. but there. but you can't just say no i can't accept that talk to them about catholicism and said i'd first have to speak to the embassy. that's how i got out of it. but was also known for his brash demeanor regardless of whether he was dealing with poverty stricken sportsman or politicians. in addition to development on the sporting front he always treasured close relations with his hosts down his many memories. uganda wasn't always easy. there were so many days when there was violent unrest and in new york we had an armed escort just to go to the movies or would hardly have a party for the day there were attacks on white people on a daily basis and then months at night he would sneak around the house with a gun. there would be gangs outside with bush knives. and i won't forget that fear . in the angst the mistress

showing them how to manage and this in chieftain wanted to learn because i was already famous in sierra leone. so after a quarter of an hour i thought where are they they were standing there with my darling torches. and they wanted to give me a girl has a presence i thought and i knew what that meant. but the idea of that but the art of. but you can't just say no i can't accept that i talk to them about catholicism's and said i'd first have to speak to the embassy. that's how i got out it. was also known for his brash demeanor regardless of whether he was dealing with poverty stricken sportsman or politicians . in addition to development on the sporting front he always treasured close relations with his hosts down his many memories. uganda wasn't always easy. there were so many days when there was violent unrest and we had an armed escort just to go to the movies or have a party food there were attacks on the white people on a daily basis and then months at night he would sneak around the house with a gun. there would be gangs outside with bush. and i won't forget that fear. so mr dawson. on

and forget the health benefits of jogging we'll tell you why running through the streets of sierra leone could land you in a lot of trouble. and one of the fiercest rivalries in world football is set to resume our we'll have all the details in the sports news. the government minister responsible for repatriating range of refugees from bangladesh has told al jazeera they may have quote planned their own exodus to give the appearance of ethnic cleansing more than half a million range of refugees have fled across the border after a military crackdown in the northern state of rakhine yet to be melhem has more from young god it was meant to be an interview about repatch refugees but then the minister responsible for they have a settlement said. by flaying with the groups like you make the accusation that this is ethnic cleansing maybe they systematically playing for that reason. i'm saying it could be that i don't know if. they may have been planning for that they may be planning for that to make it come under the definition of ethnic cleansing ethnic cleansing is the description used by the

one of the students is jacob bloody pole he's going to go to sierra leone soon to pass on what he's learned and then people in syria leone will be able to use the kits to build their own windmills. and. we want to create a model program to show people that renewable energy is a workable solution. to say look you can do something to. you don't need to burn wood and gasoline to get energy. and maintenance station for the rotor blades has been set up in the basement would often has not holes which makes the blades less aerodynamic so these bumps and holes need to be smoothed out. well the conversion of wind power to electricity depends on the right of blades they can be wood rotor blades or the large a proxy resin blades used in industrial wind turbines if they're like smooth and perfect then the conversion of wind into electricity is less efficient due. to. the wind turbine at tempelhof park the need to regular checks this time seem on gas and manual dorner doing it themselves they're convinced they're turbines could be very useful in places that aren't connected feel like turkel grid. and th

that's one of the reasons that why evil law, liberia was hit harder than sierra leone liberia came out of it faster than either of those two countries and that's in large part because liberian people were not going to tolerate the kind of ineptitude that would cause this to linger so i think that the sort of free for all atmosphere that we have in liberia and the freedom of speech and freedom to criticize is something that liberians are not going to be willing to let go of and i think that's something that causes me to feel more optimistic about our future. i'm being shown a rapid sign. so i think this is all the time that we have today. i appreciate all of you coming in on this rainy saturday. thank you very much. [applause] >>. >> we want to hear from you. to us, twitter.com/tv or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/tv. >>. >> here's a look at authors recently featured on "after words", our weekly author interview program. craig surely discussed the life and political career of newt gingrich, msnbc contributor charles sykes provided his thoughts on the conservative move

in sierra leone many people make a living from it. they collect soda and spray cans and turn them into general allen in your cooking pots. the alan minium is melted in a clay furnace. after that the molten metal is cast in a clay form. after cooling the part needs a little bit of filing when it's ready for sale remail ting requires much less energy than producing alum minium from or that's why recycling benefits the environment and saves natural resources and little do you like that. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it. visit our website or send us a tweet. recycling is exactly how bill. a nigerian social entrepreneur started years ago to grow a successful business is not just the business that has grown she and her team have also helped to grow awareness amongst the people concerned waste management the people now know that their waste can them some rewards. it's a new day for the we cyclers in lego's using low cost cargo bikes the organization collects the trash that's been gathered by local residents. just forty percent

one of the students is jacob, he is going to sierra leone to pass on what he has learned.n people there will be able to use the kids to build their own -- kits to build their own. >> we want to create a model program to show people that renewable energy is a workable solution. we want to be able to say, look, you can do something too. you do not need to burn wood and gasoline to get energy. correspondent: the wind turbine at the park needs regular checks. this time, these two engineers are doing it themselves. they are convinced turbines can be useful in places that are not connected to the electric grid. >> if the turbine is built properly and has a decent size battery bank, it could supply energy to villages, or another country. correspondent: and the park bike workshop has other plans. soon, their turbine will supply power to antenna and three routers. then there will be free wi-fi, all things to the free wind energy. daniel: and a lot of energy on the pitch. sarah: the football pitch. because in germany, dortmund who travel different for on saturday, are in for a big a

there has to be a number of approaches that draw on best practices we have best practices from sierra leone a liberia dealing with the far in colombia horrible daughter and many other countries and so there's a body of practice out there uganda. there are child soldiers rolonda and i've seen you know i've been to many of these countries and i've seen child soldiers in the field in nigeria and you know you see somebody with a machine gun and you cannot you can you can be hard hearted and say well the person got a machine gun they're under eighteen they have to be you know they're doing something illegal have to be rejected that that is not a very. very humanitarian approach and it's ok shortsighted just want to bring johnny spark and i want to ask the question a lot of people watching this will be thinking which is that you know these things children have been influenced and extent now that they can't be saved and they all going to be a threat and they are going to be a danger and they will have an opportunity to interact vengeance is that not something wouldn't it be foolish to not consider

know how it takes concentration of patients through one of the students is jacob he's going to sierra leone soon to pass on what he's learned then people that will be able to use the kits to build their own windmills . we want to create a model program to show people that renewable energy is a workable solution. we want to be able to say look you can do something to you don't need to burn wood and gasoline to get energy for brain or. the wind turbine it's tempelhof park needs regular checks this time seem on good and emmanuelle dawn are doing it themselves they're convinced that turbines could be very useful in places that talk connected to the electric grid when those with even a wind turbine is built properly and has a decent sized battery bank it could supply energy to villages or to another country. and on the woman and the temple who park a bike workshop has other plans too soon that turbine will supply power to an antenna and three routers then they'll be free wi-fi here thanks to wind energy. on the sort of energy being generated on the pitch there were tons of a soccer pitch and fac

the first lady of sierra leone is adamant that nothing will be achieved without working at grassroots fined if you do. it is an important strategy that is working, and change at the bottom is the real change. many here like musu know that although the talk may be positive, the real job know that although the talk may be positive, the realjob is to empower and protect all children and it will begin what the delegates go home. thank you very much for that final report on this edition of the programme. we are back again tomorrow, i do hope you willjoin us. thank you forjoining me. yesterday i was talking about how mild this week is going to be, and on tuesday week is going to be, and on tuesday we managed to get to 20 degrees across southern parts of the uk, and it will stay mild for the next few days and as we head into the weekend, probably around friday that temperatures will start to drop. but in the short term, this cloud pattern across the atlantic has not changed the last 48 hours or so, we have cloud streaming in out of the south—west, but the difference on wednesday will be that

and forget the health benefits of jogging tell you why running through the streets of sierra leone could land you in strife. oh welcome back now as we take a look at europe's weather we've got an area of high pressure sitting across central and southern areas we've got this low pressure digging down in the east and lots of frontal systems trying to push in from the west across the western parts of the u.k. and it's going to be really interesting over next forty eight hours as this area just on the edge of your screen there begins to push up towards our and that's the remnants of what was hurricane ophelia is going to have some very stormy weather across our and north western parts of the u.k. but fine weather conditions prevailing across much of france and down through austria down towards mediterranean look at night some temperature there in moscow six degrees as a high autumn well and truly here on the other side of the mediterranean we've still got the wind coming in from the sea so along the coast of libya we could well see a few showers developing here otherwise for karo should be d

get the health benefits connected to jogging we'll tell you why it could land you in strife in sierra leone. hello there there's plenty of cloud across the southeastern parts of asia at the moment it's mostly thanks to a tropical system that is up here working its way steadily towards the west but it's generating old this cloud is working its way further towards the west still and also affecting us even in parts of thailand bangkok has seen one hundred nineteen millimeters of rain just in twenty four hours that's an awful lot of what weather to cause a squat a bit of disruption there now this system is going to stick around over the next couple of days so still expect plenty of heavy rains across the same region to the south of that chilly less in the way of showers here because all the energy is being sucked up further northward so here there will be more in the way of driest spell for singapore and k.l. but a chance of getting away with a dry day as we head through sunday and into monday now a bit further towards the south and we've been watching these roll the live a showers across parts

outbreak that killed more than eleven thousand in west africa was declared officially over people in sierra leone liberia and guinea were delighted to take a look at this music video.

sierra leone's government has banned runners jogging in groups saying it promotes disorderly and criminal behavior but the opposition in the west african nation says it's a political move to clamp down on its activities ahead of the next presidential election in march nicolas haq reports from the capital freetown. jogging together on the beach it's an act of defiance for presidential candidate mohamed months and his supporters. the police been running in groups saying it's an activity that leads to unrest and vandalism. and. or destroys. and. you know if. you think. supporters of the alliance democratic party believe the directive is politically motivated to prevent members of the opposition and their candidate from campaigning ahead of the presidential election into their party headquarters it was set alight. believes the ruling party is behind the fire from political internation with some form of political unrest meant and i democrats say we need to allow people to speak up. and peaceful ways the government deny any wrongdoing saying it is promoting democracy. in such a large group. the

not so lucky in sierra leone, but ambassador henderson is doing what she can.ans our only hope right now is an end to the shutdown. to that end, ma'am, when the state department does resume full operations, you're gonna need a chief of staff. a real one. yeah. i don't know. i don't know why i'm being so indecisive about that. they're all so qualified. if i may? russell jackson's guy from the senate foreign relations committee looks perfect on paper, but i worry about his loyalties. the human rights ceo is an interesting outlier, but she has no idea what the job entails, and one of her staffers hesitated when i asked how she does under pressure. oh. this job is nothing but pressure. i'd put my money on gwen from the office of foreign missions, but her peers will think it's a demotion, so... that. right there. what? that's what i've been looking for. gwen. no, you. you don't have divided loyalties. you won't feel like you've been demoted, and i do not have to wonder about whether or not you'll crack under pressure. uh, he's already been kidnapped. you've already

we have african nationals from cote d'ivoire in sierra leone who have no embassies here in tripoli that's why their nationals have to stay here for a long period before they're voluntarily deported back to their home countries with the italian navy patrolling. the waters the number of migrants in the mediterranean decreased dramatically during the last few months but with the defeat of the groups illegal migration in the western coastal city of. the number of illegal migrants has recently increased again. detainee and government agreed to a request from the head of libya's un backed government of national accord to train and equip libya's coast guard. but with libya divided and in case it is expected to remain the most popular transit route for migrants to reach europe from north africa. to police. the u.s. is considering sanctions against me and for its treatment of the range of muslims the us state department says it may use a human rights law to target leaders or groups involved in the violence in rakhine state more than six hundred thousand were injured have fled to bangladesh to esca

we have african nationals from cote d'ivoire in sierra leone who have no embassies here in tripoli that's why their nationals have to stay here for a long period before they're voluntarily deported back to their home countries with the italian navy patrolling libyan territorial waters the number of migrants in the mediterranean decreased dramatically during the last few months but with the defeat of groups illegal migration in the western coastal city of so brought up the number of illegal migrants has recently increased again the telly and government agreed to a request from the head of libya's you and backed government of national accord to train and equip libya's coast guard. but with libya divided and in case it is expected to remain the most popular transit truth for migrants to reach europe from north africa. and jazeera tripoli. kenyans go to the polls on thursday for a second time this year after the supreme court and now the oldest election victory of president to her kenyatta but there are fears of a floor vote on the consequences that could have on the country catherine sawyer

we have african nationals from cote d'ivoire in sierra leone who have no embassies here in tripoli that's why their nationals have to stay here for a long period before they're voluntarily deported back to their home countries with the italian navy patrolling libyan territorial waters the number of migrants in the mediterranean decreased dramatically during the last few months but the defeat of groups which combat it illegal migration in the western coastal city of. the number of illegal migrants has recently increased again. the turkey in government agreed to a request from the head of libya's un backed government of national accord to train and equip libya's coast guard. but with libya divided and in case it is expected to remain the most popular transit truth for migrants to reach europe from north africa. tripoli just want to show you something that's happening right now france and egypt increased economic and military ties in recent years particularly over libya and egypt president fattah el-sisi is in paris at the moment meeting with france's president emanuel. the two leaders follo

do you think there's still a chance that that could could see a word we heard the cost monita sierra leone that you know he would declare independence in a matter of days uni natural independence it seems that both sides are really sticking to their positions it is dying also possible here. that is correct although it has to be modulated the fact is the catalan president has appealed to international mediation and asking for mediation also means that one is willing to negotiate something so from my point of view i see the spanish side as being entrenched and the cuttle inside having to abide by the popular mandate and yet still giving a last chance to the spanish government to sit at the table and accept some kind of external ruling. because it is now apparent that even the monarchy the king who symbolically would have been the mediator has given the card you talk about international mediation john but it seems like no one is interested in mediating in this crisis the european commission made a statement saying the events in cost and when you were an internal issue for spain why do you thi

we have african nationals from cote d'ivoire in sierra leone who have no embassies here in tripoli that's why their nationals have to stay here for a long period before they're voluntarily deported back to their home countries with the italian navy patrolling. the waters the number of migrants in the mediterranean decreased dramatically during the last few months but the defeat of the groups illegal migration in the western coastal city of. the number of illegal migrants has recently increased again. detainee and government agree to a request from the head of libya's un backed government of national accord to train and equip libya's coast guard. but with libya divided and. it is expected to remain the most popular transit route for migrants to reach europe from north africa. and. tripoli. here with the news hour from out zero still to come on the program we'll take a look at why some kenyans fear for the future ahead of thursday's disputed presidential election rerun a call for justice in sri lanka where emotional wounds after thirty years of civil war are still. out in sport all eyes may

rats town it's also the site of one of maltose refugee camps i met with he and his sons are from sierra leone and have been living in a camp for six months at least wife drowned on the way he says he wants to start working right to work but it is not easy for me because of the two children and i need. to stay this if i stay. there cannot have no future dimock i do have a duty to be honest i've been suffering from mental health problems since i've been here i can't talk to anyone here this is a country that doesn't want to understand you know that show as with all of us refugees here that's what i've been experiencing a multi is something i can't do anything about and why. black mark time may well be the only e.u. member state which has fulfilled its refugee relocation commitment even so many have to refugees here say they face a daily struggle with racism this coming nation a lack of access to education or simply in finding a job dose of who really had the chance to start a new life here are among the lucky few. many accuse malto of simply taking people in without offering real support but th

un secretary general saying that he is seeing all the elements of genocide that were present in sierra leone and rwanda and that the lack of government response has permitted these to session this movement to achieve popular support when has asked the united nations to immediately intervene to avoid what he calls massive unnecessary bloodshed now that intervention never came it's unclear violence escalated on sunday as many predicted but we have received several video messages from people who say session is the only solution left many of them did not want to reveal their identities out of fear for their personal safety. all this time that's for the youth and we are people. we happen to be just a lot of little mice international. we have a language we have a culture we have our own laws we have everything that i fight i just don't have to be people on a mission on the street you get this right we as a people we have the right to self-determination and we are determined to go our separate ways the people of the south and cummins have suffered. and make sation. to come and we have suffered for

it's led on elders there we'll tell you why sierra leone is banning people from jogging in groups. when we managed the financial system between one nine hundred forty five one thousand nine hundred seventy one there was not a single financial crisis anywhere in the world and then in one thousand seven hundred the bank has lobbied and they said no no no we don't need controls you know the market will discipline us banks love to make loans to sovereigns why because behind the sovereign a millions of taxpayers we can see reaction to the liberalization finance just as we saw it in the one nine hundred twenty s. and it's going to be doing it already is ugly in many parts of the world where people are saying if my government when took off to my interest then i would look for a strong back if he's a fascist i don't care if you promises to secure the stability of my life and my people i will vote for him i think that's where we are heading and i don't think our leaders have the vision to understand that's the threat that we face. certainly owns government is banning jogging in groups sayin