full sierra leone's. hello i'm christine want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along a government in kenya has warned that british asians face zimbabwe style farm invasions thousands of kenyans who say they were driven from their homes and a british colonial rule want to be compensated and they've taken their case to the u.n. travel to also known as kenya's capital because most of the tea that comes from kenya is growing there and is the biggest town in kitchell county cases in the highlands with the kenyan rift valley there some of the to lie and people say they are still waiting for justice. i'm hours before hardship and suffering has wanted to teach her entire life when she was just a child she was separated from her family together with thousands of to lie in keep ciggies people she was expelled from her ancestry lands at 96 years old she still vividly recalls the trauma of that experience. i don't remember the deal. but the hour we were chased him i was 4 in the afternoon . i was so fr

yoga was virtually unknown in sierra leone but a u.s. study convinced the army it could help fix competence with depression and p.t.s.d. here. to see this you guys really good. forgettable to want we've been seeing what you've been doing 5 years after the yoga project started here it is providing respite for many long term it provides them with the hope of a path to recovery. thanks . it's now to a challenge for guys only south african rugby player 5 s started the hash tag 5 challenge be bold enough to check your balls he wrote on instagram he's calling on men to strip down today and the s. and chick fil signs off testicular cancer springboks captaincy it was more than happy to take up the challenge posting the evidence that he too has a payoff speedo's in the national can is fox website has all of the details the message is testicular cancer is curable if caught and treated early enough. and that is that when al-qaeda is africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page will leave you now with images of yog

last escaping the past by simply being present former fighters in sierra leone are using to cope with the long term effects of the devastating civil . i'm calling assman welcome to the program one person was killed and others were injured in protests that spread across iran after a surprise decision to impose petrol price hikes and rationing in the sanctions hit country tehran says it needs the money to help the poor but people in the streets fear the price hike will hit poor people the hardest by not to stand still the motorways blocked her idea due to u.s. sanctions but the announcement from the government was the last straw gasoline prices up by 50 percent only 60 to pass and per month. have to pay more. to our situation is only getting worse a leader used to cost around $0.07 now it's $0.21 everything is getting more. for the government it's good news since they take in more money security forces took to patrolling outside gas stations many believe the fuel price hike is just the start of many price increases. with her on everything in tehran and all over iran is dependent on the

also on the show we go to west africa to take a look at an unusual project the former fighters in sierra leone are using yoga as a way of coping with the long term effects of the devastating civil war. that might go across welcome to the program a fiery anniversary today in france as yellow vest protesters mark one year of their grassroots movement there were demonstrations today across france including in paris where violence flared police used water cannons and tear gas to disperse the crowds the movement has waned recently with far fewer people turning up for the weekly marches but still one year on activists insists they won't give up. their numbers have dropped since they peaks last year but france's you know best protesters are still determined to take a stand against inequality in time living costs the movement's 1st anniversary soon . now familiar confrontation with riot police on the streets of paris. i couldn't even breathe there was so much tear gas if the guy from mcdonalds hadn't opened the door for me i'd be on my way to hospital these imbeciles keep firing tear gas at his guys i

yoga was virtually unknown in sierra leone but a u.s. study convinced the army it could help x. competence with depression and p.t.s.d. . did come up to see this you guys really good. forget about what we've been seeing what you've been doing 5 years after the yoga project started here it is providing respite for many long term it provides them with the hope of a path to recovery. all right some soccer news now and germany have sealed their place at next summer's euro 2020 tournaments after a 4 nil win against belarus yohimbe live side had also needed a helping hand from old rivals the netherlands who's known the result against northern ireland confirmed germany's qualification. germany had been in the driving seat long before mathias didn't so open the scoring in the 41st minutes but got back in his own stadium i knew the live side's lead was double just off the whole time leon gretzky smashing home this time to give germany some breathing space but sure midfielder tony close out of the 3rd in the 55th minute the real madrid filled it with a neat finish from the edge of the are

now illegal mining in sierra leone sierra leone is being blamed for triggering environmental disasters and causing catastrophic loss of life the government there is introducing stiff penalties for the people behind it but some fear it may be too little too late a meticulous report from the capital freetown. sierra leone's beauty is framed by it and julie to mountains rivers and the atlantic ocean. just a 7 and a half 1000000 people call this hole so also a wide variety of plant and animal species. but the country's beauty and the terrain are changing fast mainly because of unrestrained exploitation of the environment in search of natural resources. large scale mining and deforestation have exposed eco system father was saying the country's vulnerability to natural disasters such as flood and mudslide the forests color is a big stability for the land structure we don't have huge granites in what we have a lot right rocks and those rights rights rocks are liable to rule to weaknesses when once it is exposed the water gets into it and it happening all over several young from the mountain

sierra leone's beauty is framed by it and you lately mountains rivers and the atlantic ocean.ust a 7 and a half 1000000 people call this hole so also a wide variety of plant and animal species but the country's beauty and the terrain are changing fast mainly because of unrestrained exploitation of the environment in search of natural resources. large scale mining and deforestation have exposed it's fragile ecosystem father was doing the country's vulnerability to natural disasters such as flood and mudslide the forests call for if the big stability for the land structure we don't have huge granites in the what we have a lot right rocks and those rights rights rocks are liable to rule to weaknesses when once it is exposed the water gets into it and it happening all over several young from the mountain ranges to the low lying areas than 2 years ago tragedy struck in 2017 this side of sugarloaf mountain broke lose rocks and debris cascaded down the mountain sweeping away homes and people living in them more than a 1000 people were killed hundreds are still missing environmentalis

still ahead on al jazeera a community displaced by diamond mining in sierra leone is fighting back a large scale rally march 3rd week of protests against the government. how the weather is looking really unsettling prosecute paul so if your balance of cloud of rain streaming in from the land's sake and it's looking very wet and windy as a result of that here comes the latest weather systems that's going to polish way into those west and past the central areas we've seen some flooding recently move in areas of italy low pressure staying very much in charge more wet and windy avatar's which whether you know just over the high ground there through the alps this cloud of rain will continue to drive its way across c.h.p. attic ted again christiane settled as we go 13 weapons stay to the east of that there is some dry weather some one sunshine around. 21 there in anchorage 22 for book rest make the most of it the system will feed this way and as we go on through the way behind it's cold 9 celsius there the top temperature in london cold enough in madrid as well with a top temperature of on

freetown sierra leone now u.s. democratic presidential hopeful a better iraq has ended his campaign he's been seen as a promising new force in the party after just narrowly losing a senate spot in texas that's a state that's normally fiercely for republican addressing supporters iraq said his campaign did not have the means to move forward but he said he would stay active in the fight to defeat donald trump. in australia according to the government to speak out against recent violence in the indonesian province that they have fled dozens of people have been killed there since mid september with indonesia's government banning foreign journalists and diplomats from visiting the province to help focus attention exiled poplars are put together a book and a music album describing a previous massacre andrew thomas reports. the song commemorates. one. survived in 1908 hundreds of papuans gathered around independence like people had raised about.

yoga was virtually unknown in sierra leone but to us study convinced the army it could help x. competence with depression and p.t.s.d. . did come up to see this you guys are good it makes also forgettable to what we've been seeing want to have been doing 5 years after the yoga project started here it is providing respite for many long term it provides them with the hope of a path to recovery. finally boston i'm off. to sports now in a major upset in tennis stefanos tsetse pass has defeated roger federer in the semi's of the a.t.p. finals the 21 year old greek cruise past federer winning 6364 it's possible face austrian dominic team in the final on sunday. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you violent protests on the streets of paris demonstrations in the capital and other friends cities to mark the anniversary of the gallows as movement and police respond with water cannon it tear gas. if you are watching t.w. news live from berlin up next it's our documentary series reporter with an indian wedding don't forget you can get all the latest news and information a

yoga was virtually unknown in sierra leone but a u.s. study convinced the army it could help x. competence with depression and p.t.s.d. . they've come up to see this you guys really good it makes also forget about what we've been seeing want to have been doing 5 years after the yoga project started here it is providing respite for many long term it provides them with the hope of a path to recovery. finally. watching t.v. news live from berlin up next is our documentary series doc film as it enters the world of bauhaus germany's best known art architecture and design school don't forget in the meantime all the latest news and information is available around the clock on our website that's dot com or you can follow us on twitter at w news i'm carl assman thanks for watching. and the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. juice in the breeze clicks on the phone boards 250th birthday we remember going on 04 huge of discovery. expedition here.

yoga was virtually unknown in sierra leone but to us study convinced the army it could help x. competence with depression and p.t.s.d. . did come up to see this you guys really good. forget about what we've been seeing want to have been doing. 5 years after the yoga project started here it is providing respite for many long term it provides them with the hope of a path to recovery. let's look at sports now in a major upset in tennis stefano has defeated roger federer in the semi that the a.t.p. finals the 21 year old greek cruise past federer winning 6364 to see possible face austrian dominic team in the final on sunday. and in football germany sealed their place at next summer's euro 2020 tournament after a 4 nil win against belarus and mention. him live side has also required it required a helping hand from old rivals the netherlands whose nil no result against northern ireland confirms germany's qualification. germany had been in the driving seat long before mathias opened the scoring in the 41st minutes they got back and he's on stadium and yogi live side's lead was doubled

while still to come meet the soldiers in sierra leone turning to yoga as a way just a stroll. a 1st venice has been hit by flooding from another exceptionally high tide so mark square has again been underwater it's been closed to the public and the levels of midday on friday did not reach those of the peak flooding seen earlier in the week but the water's still poses an ongoing threat to the cultural heritage of the city. here land and sea become one again another exceptionally high tide is wreaking havoc on venice. workers dismantle elevated walkways to protect the public. it is yet more destruction after days of dismay. matt jurado has given everything to this place. none of the fridges are working we're trying to dry things off. for 200 years this grand hotel has stood the test of time and tight. but this week the devastation is considerable you're basically saying was a ship that i think we have $70000.00 euros of damage more or less this there are quite obviously we're still counting the level of damage and we're still trying to fix parts of the electricity i mean there w

also sierra leone's mining and the deadly consequences of stripping away nature. hallowed still hard to argue the northeast monsoons come in the cross east and asia the clouds to generate showers in the west of china has been sufficient significant rain recently in her and then the forecast there's not much that the green as you see which represents shows and still what looks like a line applied it represents some sort of frontal system but the active weather is further south and hitting the coast of vietnam temperatures don't return to nanda still 22 in shanghai feel like winter just yet. equally the monsoon rains in india their longevity they have goal are still actually the law is to roughly here is generating once more a potential for tropical rain that's falling out of what is the remains of the monsoon rain really is not much there but still in mumbai and 46 millimeters in the law but it should be happening in them by this nancy a very wet season and this is what's brought to the flooding or is now adding to the flooding in somalia in the horn of africa so f

the community in sierra leone is taking legal action against a diamond mining company find out why. hello there must exist guys across a coastal areas of china the south and the east account is on its way there 5 to the east over the next couple of days but really the bulk of the weather with this is farther to the south and watching a system just sitting in the south china sea producing very heavy amounts of rain across into much of the philippines and that is a side by thursday that is more plants eastwards toward shanghai really by thursday 900 cells is too much a little bit lower maybe just a stray shot and still slightly woman to hong kong not as humid with a high of 29 so further to the south that rain across much of the philippines extending south across much of borneo as well a dry day generally wednesday across into pseudo se and there's rain showers extending further to the west there's a march of the mill a peninsula and scott at the site is we head off into thursday 33 in kuala lumpur with those scattered thunderous and then across and india now is mainly dry across much

still ahead on al-jazeera a community displaced by diamond mining in sierra leone is fighting back. a large scale rally and march to a 3rd week of protests against the government. had a story whether the last 2 days is finally blown out through western europe you can see this not much in the sky now these a shower of these little dots of clouds the main bokes been blown eastwards and this is all rain the wind blew through did a certain amount of damage in southern france the rains views of it a bit of mine a flooding in italy and it's this place we should look i think it's only the southern alps not soon to all strain down to croatia montenegro and greece where the rain will repeat itself and head to this it's really quite mild now tempers are really shocked out for eastern europe with the exception of stockholm with the cold front lies for the other system north of this is still proper winter cold but most places it's a windy and mom. the thing be the the best description by the time we get to wednesday this is still the wet patch move to be fair the south still mild and east take

and fighting back a community displaced by diamond mining in sierra leone takes a stance in court. there on seeking another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal hasan rouhani says it's about to start injecting uranium gas into more than $1000.00 centrifuges it's the latest fallout from the u.s. decision to pull out of the last year and his daughter jabari explains it's likely to put more pressure on the remaining signatories. president hassan rouhani arrived at this factory in teheran for an inauguration ceremony but he used the term announce enron's 4th and most significant step in scaling back its commitment to the 2015 nuclear deal more as fire door on iran's 4th step will be launched at the photo nuclear facility and i will advise the atomic energy organization to start as of tomorrow by feeding gas into the centrifuges i will also inform the p. 4 plus one of the step this new action will also be under the supervision of the international atomic energy agency for don't you clear facility is the only place where iran can and has produced 20 percent enriched uranium. that's consi

malaria is one of the major causes of death and illness in sierra leone.ive to keeley at risk. paul and zoe filmed inside a children's hospital in freetown in sierra leone. having previously worked on various journalism projects, to raise awareness on behalf of a marginal community, miles wanted to highlight the ever present threat of malaria. we trained a network of community reporters from around the country to reporters from around the country to report on the elections that were happening in 2012 and ever since then they have been reporting on disability rights health issues and it is thought that more people died of malaria than a bowler during the ebola crisis. that was a story that this network wanted to tell. every night at the hospital, children die of malaria complications. to add to the pressures of the co nsta nt strea m of to add to the pressures of the constant stream of sick children being brought in, power cuts are a huge problem, especially for the patients in icu. literally two minutes into us being there the lights went out. the longer i

paul myles and zoejewell filmed inside a children's hospital in freetown in sierra leone. previous journalism projects, to raise awareness on behalf of marginal communities, myles wanted to highlight the ever—present threat of malaria. we trained a network of reporters on the elections happening in 2012. ever since sunday been reporting on the ebola crisis, disability rights, health issues and it is thought more people died of malaria than ebola that was destroyed this local network really wanted to tell. every night at the hospital, children die of malaria complications. to add to the pressures of the constant stream of sick children being brought in, power cuts are a huge problem especially for the patients in icu. two minutes into us being there, the lights went out. the longer it went on, the more risk the children were at and then one child did end up dying during that time. it was really frustrating for the doctors because they work really hard to save the child's life and then the infrastructure just was not there to support them in that. a free health programme has

paul miles and zoe gill filmed inside a children's hospital in sierra leone.us journalism project to raise awareness on behalf of marginal communities, miles wanted to highlight the ever present threat of malaria. we trained a network of community reporters from around the country, ever since then they have been reporting on the ebola crisis, disability rights, health issues, and it's thought that more people died of malaria than ebola the ebola crisis, so that was a story that this local network really wanted to tell. to add to the pressures of the co nsta nt strea m of to add to the pressures of the constant stream of sick children being brought in, power cuts are a huge problem, especially for the patients and i icu. literally two minutes into us being there, the lights went out stop the longer it we nt lights went out stop the longer it went on, the more risk that children we re went on, the more risk that children were at and one child did end up playing in that time. the doctors worked really hard to save a child's life and the infrastructure just wasn't

michaela deprince was born in sierra leone, where the conflict left her orphaned at an early age.e changed her fortunes and led her to the dutch national ballet. she's been telling us how she fell in love with dance and her struggle to fit into a world dominated by performers who are fair—skinned. i remember my teacher saying, :we don't put a lot of effort into black girls "because they have big boobs and big thighs." i don't have big boobs, so he was wrong about that. i could just said, "0k, fine, i quit," but i just love proving people wrong. i first discovered my passion for ballet was when i was in sierra leone in the orphanage and there was this magazine that blew up right against the gate. seeing this woman doing something so incredibly beautiful gave me everything, for me to be able to be, like, you can be happy, you can be everything they are saying that you're not. dancing gave me a chance to figure out who i wanted to be. you get into the studio and you get to surround yourself in this little bubble. i get to be in my own little world. it took a lot of having to deal wit

michaela deprince was born in sierra leone, where she was orphaned in the conflict there.nal ballet. she's been telling us how she fell in love with dance, and her struggle to fit into a world dominated by performers who are fair—skinned. i remember my teacher saying, ‘we don't put a lot of effort into black girls "because they end up having big boobs and big thighs." i don't have big boobs, so he was wrong about that. i could have easily said, "i just quit," but i love proving people wrong. i first discovered my passion for ballet was when i was in sierra leone in the orphanage and there was this magazine that blew up right against the gate. seeing this woman do something so incredibly beautiful gave me everything, for me to be able to be, like, you can be happy, you can be everything they are saying you are not. dancing gave me a chance to figure out who i wanted to be. you get into the studio and you get to surround yourself in this little bubble. i get to be in my own little world. it took a lot of having to deal with so much criticism constantly about the fact that i

to sierra leone now where 10 but exports are resuming as the government tries to make up for the mining revenue and this and mentalists a risk on doing 10 years of reforestation efforts address reports. another forest giant comes to the chain saw. this tree took about 25 years to grow. but less than a minute to bring down. the rosewood is most preferred by loggers across forests in 7 of these majestic trees are being cut down illegally to meet an increasing demand for timber. or to say they are struggling to enforce the law we had to cut by. in adequate and intense shortages in our ranges to amend the forest so what we've done is to design programs where ean of in the field of forest as we have to target areas that are prevalent in. rosewood and have a system. where joined my whole going to trees once through all these past brush and undergrowth are left. environmentalists estimate that all the 3 percent of sterile yards forest cover remains still bleeding from a cut its young trees like this and i mean targeted by longer simply because the giants of the forests are gone and environment

and fighting back a community placed by diamond mining in sierra leone takes a standing order. iran's president has announced another significant step away from the 2015 nuclear deal also rouhani says from wednesday iran will start injecting uranium gas into more than a 1000 centrifuges that process was abandoned the agreement but rouhani did not say whether it will be used to enrich uranium runs gradually been shutting its commitments to the unraveling deal on monday announced its doubling the number of advanced centrifuges so those will reduce the time iran needs to build up enough material to develop a nuclear bomb if it chose to move as of now iran isn't rich in more purifying uranium up to 4.5 percent to help generate nuclear power that's above the 3.6 percent allowed under the nuclear deal but well below weapons grade levels of 90 percent but are on starting to push enrichment back up to 21st. which technically is only a short step from 90 the country's leaders say the nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes it's cross over now to tehran word source that dorsetshire

make remains so high that many are still prepared to take the risk it resists al-jazeera freetown sierra leone. ukrainian soldiers say firing has stopped in the east of the country since they and russian backed separatists began a phased retreat the withdrawal from has a lot in nato hands began on tuesday as part of a series of measures to end a conflict that's killed more than 13000 people in the last 5 years relations between ukraine and russia collapsed following moscow's annexation of the crimean peninsula in 20141 ukrainian servicemen said they're monitoring the situation closely and are prepared to respond with force if needed. to go more from the center for you know that we are waiting for their reaction if they pull back everything will be alright if they attempt to take over our positions we are not just sitting here we are not sleeping we are taking shifts who would take back our positions in 5 minutes and we fight back. a private aid group says an italian offshore supply ship to save some 200 people making the dangerous mediterranean crossing from north africa but charity alarm phon

make remains so high but many are still prepared to take the risk degrees al-jazeera freetown sierra leonein libya there's concern about the world being of a prominent politician and women's rights activist being held by warlord liefer have task forces and this the international says. has been held for 3 months nobody has been able to reach her in that time the rights group fears she's at risk of torture to get what was abducted from her home in benghazi by armed gunmen after publicly criticizing the offensive on tripoli i have to so for claimed libyan national army in brazil illegal loggers have shot and killed an indigenous land defend in the amazon rainforest the guard was from one of the country's largest indigenous groups and was hunting in a reservation in northern brazil where he was ambushed illegal loggers and miners have stepped up their activities in the region since right wing president sonera took office at the start of this year also now or has vowed to open up the amazon to development. every year the united nations sets aside november 2nd as a day to draw attention to the l

and there's plenty more ahead here on this news hour including sierra leone's illegal mining and thedeadly consequences of stripping away in nature. the british government hopes the controversial oil extraction process of fracking just weeks before general elections. and unschooled the golden state warriors feel the pain on and off the basketball court. in china a protest for social reforms have entered their 3rd week an estimated $45000.00 people gathered in the capital santiago on friday and another nationwide demonstration is said to begin in just a few hours this time calling for the president's resignation in america at us as you see in human as in the chilean capital you see we see these demands for pinera as resignation just how much support does that reason to have had an assassin where in what is fast becoming ground 0 at least here in santiago for the demonstrations both peaceful and otherwise in fact we can still smell the tear gas from friday's demonstrations that statues see behind me is absolutely plastered with graffiti a lot of it accusing president. of responsibility

the community in sierra leone taking legal action against the diamond mining company. boss in sports this truly is melbourne cup horse race is over shadows by an animal cruelty investigation. hello that must disguise across a coastal areas of china the south and the east account is on its way there 5 to the east over the next couple of days but really the bulk of the weather with this is farther to the south watching a system just sitting in the south china sea producing very heavy amounts of rain across into much of the philippines and that is a sight authors say there is more plants eastwards toward shanghai really by thursday 900 cells is too much a little bit lower maybe just a straight shot and still slightly woman to hong kong not as he made with the high of 29 so further to the south katy that rain across much of the philippines extending south across much of borneo as well a dry to a generally wednesday across into pseudo se and there's rain showers extending further to the west so smart for the mill a peninsula scott to thunder such as we head off into thursda

and a community displaced by diamond mining in sierra leone is fighting back. in sport we go back to where it all began for the south african rugby who's world cup winning captain. one you know testing about how does this increase whether on line well i face many people saying i'm directly translated slavery or if you join us on sand this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this is a dialogue myanmar is not making it very welcoming for people to come about everyone has a voice climate change is real the discussion is for real and i'm here to talk about the solutions on al-jazeera. when any p.o.p. and mother push her daughter up for adoption she knew little of what was to come. with family bone severed the traumatized child tone between 2 world struggles to return home in a profoundly human story exposing deep flaws in denmark's adoption system. a girl in return a witness documentary on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera this is news our program these are your headlines stories iran taking another

and find its why a community in sierra leone is taking legal action against the diamond mining company hospital not the sports santa streatley is melbourne cup horse race has been overshadowed by the cruelty investigation. while there is a relatively quiet picture across much of the united states or some wind so weather advisories the north and all that chad you can see is actually bringing in some cooler air and that line of tide is where the rain the snow is going to be developing we in the next 24 to 48 hours so through wednesday we've got some of that snow across into the great legacy it's not too bad out tools the west those santa ana winds have more or less died down to manageable levels but look at this by thursday still fine and dry out towards the west and clap pushing towards seattle and then quite a developing line here of rain and of course further to the north and in that cold air on the back side of this system we have got that turning over to snow meanwhile down across into the caribbean probably on wednesdays of heavy rain across into the windward islands and also that

al-jazeera freetown sierra leone there's lots more still to come this hour families demand to know when they come home after the latest earthquake in the philippines a surprise ban on fracking in the united kingdom is welcomed by environmentalists but dismissed by the opposition as an election stunt. and in sports fans force a game in italy's top football only to be suspended and is here with that story. hello again i will come back to you in a national weather forecast well it was a very windy day here across parts of southern england on saturday hurricane force winds were the big problem they're all dealing with their low pressure now we're still going to see lots of problems in western europe the biggest problems will be down here across parts of southern france where the winds are still going to be quite gusty as well as very heavy rain across much of italy and flooding is going to be a big risk there now as we go from sunday and into monday that rain pushes across the adriatic we are going to be seeing flooding for parts of munter negril as well as into albania and also some very h

for sierra leone's traumatized soldiers.

almost 4,000 people died in sierra leone.ned off infected towns, and removed bodies from houses. for some the job took a heavy toll. >> we were fighting the ebola virus disease. most of the memories we are thinking about. i can take you back to the days. >> reporter: the program is such a success they hope to expand it to others on the front lines so emergency responders and hospital workers can also learn how to decompress and face the rigors of the day with a warrior pose. >> namaste. >> reporter: lynda kinkade, cnn. >>> we'll end on that one. thank you for watching cnn "newsroom". i'm natalie allen. if you're joining us from the united states, "new day" is next. if you're an international viewer, business traveler is coming up. i'll be back with your day's top stories. there's a company that's talked to even more real people than me: jd power. 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and s

initially sierra leone is not founded as a british colony. a black nation under the protection of the british crown. the relationship looks a lot like the carlisle union or ireland's. and also one of my favorite characters, a white loyalist adventure from frederick, maryland who attempted in 1799 to create a mixed-race anglo creek republic on the florida panhandle, which he grandly called the state of muskogee. all thought they saw legislative independence within the british empire as a viable alternative to being absorbed by the united states. were they right? lord carlisle certainly thought so. as long as the same king is acknowledged, he wrote during the summer of 1778, americans would eventually come to see that they and the british were quote, the same people. the wealthier americans would resume sending their children to be educated in england, and the affection the people throughout the empire had felt for each other would return quote, as the recollection of these misfortune subside. yet the history of the two unions that most closely

or just part the lawyer representing the government of sierra leone acknowledged receiving the court papers but says the government was yet to study them. with a lot at stake many people here expect a trial to be long and hard. armitage crease al-jazeera could do separately on the chinese president xi jinping is put his support for hong kong's leader on show during a surprise meeting in shanghai she met caroline on the sidelines of a trade event on monday expressed a high degree of trust in hong kong's leader for her government's ability to tackle the months of anti-government protests those protests in hong kong began in june of her plan a plan to allow extradition to mainland china more from katrina you know in beijing . carolan met the xi jinping on the sidelines of a big international trade expo that's happening this week and they had what was really a very positive meeting now this follows 5 months of turmoil and increasingly violent protests in hong kong this has been a big source of concern and embarrassment from beijing but there was no sense at all of any reprimand or any di

timber exports are resuming in sierra leone as the government tries to make up for a drop in mining revenues but environmental activists say that it risks some doing 10 years of effort to grow back one of the country's most precious resources our credit risk reports now from northern sierra leone. another forest giant succumbs to the chainsaw. this tree took about 25 years to grow. but less than a minute to bring down. the rules which is most preferred by loggers across forests instead of your board of the majestic trees are being cut down illegally to meet an increasing demand for timber. holder to say they are struggling to enforce the law we handicapped by in own in adequate and intense shortages in our ranges to mend the forest so what we've done is to design programs where in the funeral of for instance we have to target areas that are prevalent in. rosewood and have listed. where i joined my whole guinea trees once through all these past brush and undergrowth and left environmentalist estimate that only 3 percent of sarah lawrence forest cover remains. still bleeding from a cut its you

make remains so high that many are still prepared to take the risk degrees al-jazeera freetown sierra leone. now in the indian capital new delhi all construction has been shut down and there are strict traffic restrictions your forty's so that this will help to clear this is worse pollution this share no building activity will be allowed until next week schools closed as a toxic haze from farm fires hangs over the capital on friday an index measuring air pollutants hit 484 anything about 400 is a risk not only to people with existing breathing problems but to those with healthy lungs to. a cave in thailand is reopened out a year after young footballers were rescued from its flooded depths about 2000 people lined up to get a look at the entrance of the cave complex which stretches several kilometers into a mountain among them are some of the navy seals who were involved in the rescue the 12 boys in their case were trapped for 18 days. coming up next in sports up with south africa lead in the world cup roughly 5 nil and can they hold on to win their title. a firsthand glimpse of the challenge

remains so high but many are still prepared to take the risk of a decrease al-jazeera freetown sierra leone now u.s. democratic presidential hopeful a better iraq has ended his campaign has been seen as a promising new force in the party after just narrowly losing a senate spot in the texas that's a state that's normally a fiercely per republican addressing supporters iraq said his campaign did not have the means to me or forward but he said he would stay active in the fight to defeat donald trump. happens in australia according with the government to speak out against recent violence in the indonesian province that they have fled dozens of people have been killed there since mid september with engineers as government banning foreign journalists and diplomats from visiting the province to help focus attention exiled poplars are put together a book and a music album describing a previous massacre andrew thomas reports. on. the song commemorates massacre one. survived in 1908 hundreds of papuans gathered around independence like people had raised above the water tower at the highest point on

decades old trees falling in sierra leone as its cash strapped government tries to replace lost mining revenue. turkish and russian troops have started joint patrols in northeastern syria it follows a deal between the 2 countries to remove kurdish fighters from the area with a so-called safe zone and ancora wants to create runs along the turkish syrian border that extends about 30 kilometers into the syrian side the russian and turkish joint patrols will run about 10 kilometers deep along the border from jobless to maliki let's go to our correspondent there he is joining us live from shan or for that's near the turkish syrian border so what he hearing about the 1st day of patrols this is a significant development in the war. it is indeed elizabeth because this is the 1st instance where the russians and the turks will on the ground very fire that the. is pulling out from all those areas inside the sieves now russia has given reassurances to the turkish government that $34000.00 as defiance is mainly from the white b.g. with tria to turkey says that it will only make sure that that does