sirrah, iwanted investment and spending at the higher end. you briefly about youth unemployment in spain, it's been chronically high for many, many years. and i know that's improving as well but the quality ofjobs as we mentioned, pa rt—time, quality ofjobs as we mentioned, part—time, low—paid, quality ofjobs as we mentioned, pa rt—time, low—paid, seasonal, quality ofjobs as we mentioned, part—time, low—paid, seasonal, give us part—time, low—paid, seasonal, give us your thoughts on the issue with youth unemployment? that's a real challenge for policymakers because you have incredibly high youth unemployment rates but overall, high unemployment rates but overall, high unemployment rates but overall, high unemployment rates compared to the rest of the euro area but particularly amongst young people and the way that previous governments have addressed this is to try and increase flexibility of the labour force. that means a lot ofjobs are temporary, part—time and the left wing party in particular wa nts to the left wing party in particular wants

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many people are saying that this was a direct finger pointing by the prime minister at president sirrah center we know last year there was a terrible political constitutional crisis in this country a major rift between the prime minister and the president his so there are a lot of people saying that his statements yesterday was pretty much a bit of a broadside if you like against the president he has asked for what's been described as a special committee to be set up to to to investigate as to why the authorities were not warned but as i say this morning you know twenty four hours later sri lanka very much in a state of shock interestingly coming in from the airport last night and this morning you do get a sense. of the country if you like coming together and trying to get to grips with this incredible tragedy that has seen so many people killed and so many people injured all right for the moment and life first. thanks charles i mean young is the director of the united states council on sri lanka she says the reports of advanced intelligence warnings are worrying. if it's true it's obvi

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sirrah. now to venezuela the power struggle there spilled out onto the streets again with the president and the opposition leader both staging rival rallies in the capital caracas thousands of president nicolas maduro supporters filled the streets in a display of support for the embattled leader who drove his rival being a washington puppet and has blocked his attempts to get international aid into the country but huge numbers also answer one why does call to rally for the opposition demanding maduro's resignation this was the first march he's led since madeira loyalists stripped him of the legal protection he as a congressman has been recognized by most western and south american countries as the nation's leader after he declared himself interim president earlier this year a latin america at his home in yemen has more from the opposition rally. and this is what opposition you don't want my daughters labeled the first day of what he has labeled operation liberty that is supposed to be the beg

want to any more serious stories in this part we're never going to have peace i'm terribly upset sirrah be saddened and it's the shock of my life i was sure that this time we would win i'm very pleased about it because a fingerprint always a great leader. is rarely a strong country. it's the world's country and i think it will be better no i don't think there. are guns and ever enough experience. and that's the reason i'm very happy about the result of us president trump is. pleased he's convinced netanyahu can advance the middle east peace process he also his congratulations. the official results are due thursday and the pentagon has already conceded israeli president ruben rivlin still has two weeks to decide whom to assigned the task of forming a new government. now astronomers have revealed what they're calling a ground breaking development using a global network of telescopes they photographed the edge of a black hole for the very first time now black holes are incredibly complex celestial objects with such strong gravitational fields that even light gets sucked into that. this is

asylum seekers who say they're not giving up very dream of living in america sirrah ports in the u.s. border city of el paso. their first steps of freedom on u.s. soil are from a detention center bus to the doors of a church turned temporary shelter inside the view from the pulpit is a family's resting kautz a much needed respite after an arduous journey. i just see a lot of humble people. broken people strong people warriors people that they have a dream and people that they've been through a lot this family of four is from ecuador where in earthquake destroyed the store that was their livelihood i see no other way to survive they headed north they say the u.s. presidents harsh border rhetoric drove them to faster action my worry was if you don't go now lose your chance better to go now and take a risk the family says they tried several times to claim asylum at the port of entry in el paso that is the legal way to enter the united states and what the trump administration has encouraged people to do but the family says u.s. border agents repeatedly turned them away so they said to our

watching other sirrah let's recap our headlines now at least one person is reported dead in fightingbetween forces loyal to libyan warlord flee for half starved and troops from the u.n. right now his government in tripoli the u.n. secretary general is calling for calm. if you can investigators say the pilots of an airliner that crashed last month or recommended procedures to regain control of the jets it's part of a preliminary report into the accident that killed one hundred fifty seven. british m.p.'s have narrowly passed a bill forcing the government to void a new deal breaker the amendment was passed by a single vote yet to be approved by the upper house. at least ten people have been killed when syrian government forces shelled rebel held areas in the south of the province the hardest hit area was the town of noble so president rajapaksa about of the one russian leader vladimir putin agreed last september to turn it live into a deescalation zone that agreement is to stop acts of aggression between government forces and rebel fighters the us congress has begun the legal process t

their sentences as the lawyers appeal for leniency but they could face up to seven years in jail sirrah clark al-jazeera hong kong. a hollywood actress is one of fourteen parents who have pleaded guilty to use in bribery to get their children into prestigious u.s. universities for the state government has agreed to pay a twenty thousand dollar fine or securities recommends serving four to ten months in prison where dozens of wealthy americans are accused of involvement in the frauds to bribe coaches and brick exams to get their children into college. this is all to zero these are the top stories are the serious parliament's cheeriest parliament rather has appointed. as the interim president to replace of these bits of the butts protesters seats around it was a think a step down are still not happy they're demanding a complete overhaul of algeria as political establishment seven protesters have been killed on the fourth day of a mass sit in outside army headquarters in the sudanese capital the crowds in costume have been demanding the resignation of president omar al bashir. israel's pri

sirrah in the race. but this is the one political topic anybody and everybody is discussing the far right is preparing for battle and their opponents or anyone who is different. prejudice some pride in hungary on al-jazeera. and. to transport. them over his beloved country. in a nation reeling from decades of. international team get. off the ground. on. ten days left before the break deadline prime minister. cabinet talks looking for a deal polman will finally accept. live from doha. also coming up. a popular former president of algeria has been asked to lead a transitional government once. steps down. six months after the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi reports say the saudi government paid his family millions of dollars in compensation. the first time in nearly three decades a greek prime minister visiting what is now called north macedonia a symbolic end to and main change the speed.

sirrah does everything by hand she can afford machines to grind into flour she says she barely makes enough to feed her six children. you know sir. i want to know now. why we cannot sleep with children so that they need our children need to mourn the life you have been around and there are money can be found inside leave. so. what. economists say diversifying nigeria's economy after decades of lying maybe an oil won't be easy it needs more political will and more input from locals but there are signs some people are starting to see farming as a viable business one delivery at a time. al-jazeera ogun state nigeria. a new candidate has entered next year's u.s. presidential campaign in what could be an historic first for the white house. just the latest in a series of hopefuls aiming to get the democratic party's nomination is a military veteran who's openly gay if elected the thirty seven year old will be the youngest president and the first in the same sex marriage american airlines says it's extending a cancellation of all flights using boeing's seven three seven max aircraft until a