has conceded that his association with that scene had let the royal family don't catherine stansell reports but time and unprecedented interview with a senior member of the british royal family and his connections with the convicted sex offender prince andrew spoke to u.k. media about american billionaire jeffrey epstein you were staying at the house and convicted sex offender at the end of the day. with the benefit of all the hindsight that one could have. it was definitely the wrong thing to do. but at the time i felt it was it was the right thing to do and i kick myself for on the deck is because it was not something that was becoming a member. american billionaire jeffrey epstein hung himself in his jail cell in august while awaiting trial he was accused of sexually exploiting and abusing dozens of underage girls in 2008 epstein was convicted of soliciting sex from underage girls despite this prince andrew remained friends with epstein he went before the cameras to try to rescue his reputation but royal watchers believe his interview may make matters worse that's that's i think that thi

can he was convicted of terror related offenses in 2012 and released early from prison catherine stansell reports. british prime minister porus johnson. visiting the scene of the attack the pay tribute to those who died and the bravery of those who overpowered the man suspected of stopping several people in central london to pay tribute to the incredible response that they were on the scene in 4 minutes the the terrorist the silent was was tackled. within 5 minutes quite incredible response by the police oh also i want to pay tribute again as i think the whole country's to the sheer bravery of those members of the public who went to deal with him spontaneously putting their own lives at risk dramatic new video shows bystanders as they take down the attacker they use a whale tusk and a fire extinguisher to stun him and then tackle him before armed police move in 28 year old esmond khan was attending a conference on prisoner rehabilitation when he threatens to blow up the venue he then went on a stabbing rampage before running out to nearby london bridge. in 2012 he was convicted in connect

of the details about the incident and how it unfolded exodus reports from our colleague catherine stansell. london bridge the scene of yet another attack police were called to an assistant at around 2 pm local time to reports of a man with a knife wearing what appeared to be an explosive device several people were stopped some pedestrians wrestled the man to the ground one person managing to take the knife off of the attacker. dozens of officers were on the scene within minutes the attacker detained shot and killed by police. oh my god. i see police officers with guns running running towards where i was heading. and so i just i see bang on the bus and try to get off the bus because i could and i started running and then i heard gunshots about 5 or 6 pop up pops and i see more police officers running towards the bridge and i'm running back and it felt all use in a bit of it was a. lot of bodies who place available. and we knew he had his cock in noises you hear these you say that you hear the helicopters and seen plays running around with guns police determined that the explosive device was

after it emerged that friday's london bridge attack are again in jail for a terror plot catherine stansell reports. dramatic new video showing bystanders as they take down an attacker in london bridge after he went on a stabbing rampage they use a whale task and a fire extinguisher to stun him and then tackle him for armed police and then. i'll be born and bred in england in stoke on trent in co beach and all the community knows me. and they will know you if you ask them dave will no labels will deploy you know that i'm terribly nice discussion you will know. i know toby said those words spoken by osman khan just over 10 years before friday's attack. and 28 year old was attending a conference on prisoner rehabilitation when he threatens to blow up the venue he stabbed 5 people before running out to nearby london bridge. in 2012 he was convicted in connection to a plot to blow up the london stock exchange he was released from prison in december last year serving less than half his sentence we want to toughen up sentences fool serious and violent offenses and i've said for a long time that i

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issue here as well with police on prisons being subject to budget cuts of recent years catherine stansell al-jazeera london. the army and several classic republic of congo's says it's killed a rebel leader in the east the military operation comes hours after attackers belonging to the burble leader's group killed at least 13 people in cookoo tama that's near the city of voiceover 28 people died during an attack by armed groups on shoes day catherine soy has more from the regional capital goma the morgue in the hospital is still small to hold the bodies of 28 people killed by allied democratic forces or a.d.f. fighters in an attack this week. so some cost kids have to stay outside the family and residents of stealing chalk are also frustrated accusing both congolese security forces and united nations peacekeepers of not doing enough to protect them from rebel attacks. what is happening here is unacceptable we need to be united to solve the security problem i have seen those bodies most competition and we cannot accept a fix. in this crowd have lost many relatives. by we don't want to see s

epstein but the way he handled the interview may well lead to more questions than answers catherine stansell al jazeera london. much more on that story and everything else that we have been covering here on al-jazeera on our website there it is and the address of course al-jazeera dot com. now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera one person has died in nationwide protests against the fuel price hike in iran the cost of a liter of fuel has gone up by at least 50 percent with a russian imposed on household things that that's happened is them a stranger has attacked the fuel storage facility in the southern city of city. in tehran and the rest of iran everything is dependent on fuel prices if the price of fuel goes up in the night i date the price of rent will go up as well as all the living expenses including fruit and vegetables it affects everything which is very bad i really believe that it will paralyze a class of society especially the laboring class. huge why did they make this decision because they don't have money left we are on the sanctions they want to take the money out of t

impact around the world series a 1000 times no there's an outcry against violence and oppression stansell graffiti of the arabic word no fill the streets of cairo a 1000 different calligraphic knows borrowed from centuries of islamic art history . the work started as a protest against the brutality of egypt's failed revolution in 2013 explain to a 1000 knows in a ted talk no 2 military route no to a new pharaoh no to violence no to blinding heroes no to killing men of religion not to burning books no to stripping the people. and years later she is still saying no showing her work galleries spraying walls wherever she goes with messages of protest. and by his shihab i speak for. drugs. you hear it by lead for a few days have you done that he spread out yet night is this would you like to him that i've been to the ward in bend in the last year but i haven't done anything at all no i wasn't suggesting you should i think now you are famous for an instant that happened in the arab spring many years ago what we could call the blue bra incident we've got pictures that we saw briefly there but ye

epstein but the way he handled the interview may well lead to more questions than answers catherine stansellal jazeera london as the u.k.'s political parties fight for undecided voters ahead of next month's general election they're increasingly turning to online platforms for help much of the content is slick and well produced but as the reports they're also creating i'm not sure if designed to go viral. we will leave you on the 29th of march 2000. it's made to raise a lot but it also makes a serious point about the conservatives failing to deliver bricks and when they said they weren't this online video is the work of momentum the grassroots movement that supports labor leader jeremy corbyn one example of how political parties are using eye catching digital content in the battle for undecided voters and boris johnson's conservatives are firing back with a series of memes all with a similar message but with different treatments depending on whom they're aimed at sean top and ben gearin the young new zealand is behind many of them were hired after helping australia's center right liberal part

mayor says pastas by showed breathtaking heroism and bringing the incident to a close catherine stansell reports. london bridge the scene of yet another attack police were called to an instant hit around 2 pm local time to reports of a man with a knife wearing what appeared to be an explosive device several people were stopped some pedestrians wrestled the man to the ground one person managing to take the knife off of the attacker. dozens of officers were on the scene within minutes the attacker detained shot and killed by police. oh my god. i see police officers with guns running running towards where i was heading. and so i just i see bang on the bus and try to get off the bus because i could and i started running and then i heard gunshots about 5 or 6 pop up pops and i see more police officers running towards the bridge and i'm running. it felt all use in a bit of a war zone. got the bodies will place a rail. and we need new haven's called to noise as you hear these you say that you hear the helicopters seen place a lot of men with guns police determined that the explosive device was

a woman before he was shot dead by police officers on the city's iconic london bridge catherine stansell reports. dramatic new video showing bystanders as they take down an attacker on london bridge after he went on a stabbing rampage they use a whale tusk and a fire extinguisher to stun him and then tackle him before armed police move in. i'll be born and bred and bred in stoke on trent in co beach and the older community knows me and they will know you if you ask them dave will no labels will deploy you know that teddy's disc that you will know. i know tony said those words spoken by osman khan just over 10 years before friday's attack. and 28 year old was attending a conference on prisoner rehabilitation when he threatens to blow up the venue he stabbed 5 people before running out to nearby london bridge. in 2012 he was convicted in connection to a plot to blow up the london stock exchange he was released from prison in december last year serving less than half his sentence we want to toughen up sentences for serious and violent offenses and i've said for a long time that i think that

catherine stansell has more now on how the incident unfolded. london bridge the scene of yet another attack police were called to an assistant head around 2 pm local time to reports of a man with a knife wearing what appeared to be an explosive device several people were stopped some pedestrians wrestled the man to the ground one person managing to take the knife off the attacker dozens of officers were on the scene within minutes the attacker detained shot and killed by police. i see police officers with guns running running towards where i was heading. and so i just i see bang on the bus and try to get off the bus because i could and i started running and then i heard gunshots about 5 or 6 pop up pops and i see more police officers running towards the bridge and i'm running back it. was a. lot of bodies who place available. and when you hear his voice is you hear these you say that you hear the helicopters or seen place a lot of men with guns police determined that the explosive device was fake. but they evacuated some nearby buildings as a pr

home after he was convicted some critics say the interview could backfire as catherine stansell reports of time an unprecedented interview with a senior member of the british royal family and his connections with the convicted sex offender prince andrew spoke to u.k. media about american billionaire geoffrey epstein you were staying at the house and convicted sex offender at the end of the day. with the benefit of all the hindsight that one could have. it was definitely the wrong thing to do. but at the time i felt it was the papers the right thing to do and i kick myself for the day. because it was not something that was becoming a member. american billionaire jeffrey epstein hung himself in his jail cell in august while awaiting trial he was accused of sexually exploiting and abusing dozens of underage girls in 2008 epstein was convicted of soliciting sex from underage girls despite this prince andrew remained friends with epstein he went before the cameras to try to rescue his reputation but royal watchers believe his interview may make matters worse that's that's i think that this i

epstein but the way he handled the interview may well lead to more questions than answers catherine stansell al jazeera london and plenty more still to come on the al-jazeera news hour including as the rocket exchanges and the air strikes continue between israel and gaza a report on friction between hamas and the slum a jihad. widow who now has to bring up her child alone the human toll of antigovernment protests anger. and some fancy footwork on the streets of miami more with the transport. helo much of western and southern europe has been suffering from flooding a big change in terms of even snow this is in england this is a must issue now admittedly we're talking about a river overflowing its banks but you know don't build on the would be the the message from that nevertheless the rain is not just in this part of him it's got to science yorkshire cross to wales as well as the whole of the circulation here and to give it more rain to is not welcome there it's all gone south the air involved is quite cold we've had snow in spain we already got snow in france and a high temperature in 0 of o

he began this attack at a conference he had been attending on prisoner rehabilitation catherine stansell reports now from london. british prime minister boris johnson visiting the scene of the attack on a tribute to those who died and the bravery of those who overpowered the man suspected of stopping several people in central london to pay tribute to the incredible response that they were on the scene in 4 minutes the the terrorist the silent was was tackled. within 5 minutes quite incredible response by the police also want to pay tribute again that's the thing the whole country used to the sheer bravery of those members of the public who went to deal with them spontaneously putting their own lives at risk dramatic new video shows bystanders as they take down the attacker they use a whale tusk and a fire extinguisher to stun him and then tackle him before armed police move in 28 year old esmond khan was attending a conference on prisoner rehabilitation when he threatens to blow up the venue even went on a stopping rampage before running out to nearby london bridge. in 2012 he was convic

roll back some of its punitive tariffs imposed after all china had agreed to repurchase of such stansell amount of x. quid pro quo etiquette would dictate that china get something in return however trump denied rolling back the tariffs and instead is threatening to slash more tears right in time for the busy holiday consumption season so how does this all going to play out to help us answer that we bring back richard wolfe professor of economics at the university of massachusetts amherst so professor in recent weeks we saw the balance of probabilities shift to the positive side in getting a phase one deal done but now after trump's speech we realize that nothing has changed risk is still on the table and you can't say a deal it's close without offering any details on when or where it's going to be signed so in fact there's actually more risk now with it being so close to the holiday consumption season and the markets at near all time highs so quantify the risk for us and will the fed be there to support the markets and bactrim if they'll face one fails again. well i think you put your fi

began at a conference he was attending on prisoner rehabilitation let's go live now to catherine stansell who's just by london bridge and catherine understandably some very serious questions being asked and controversy around why khan was released in and how he was eligible for release. right well in 2010 he was one of 9 men who were arrested and then eventually convicted of terrorism related offenses he was given what's called an indeterminate prison sentence as opposed to a fixed prison sentence meaning that that particular offender can be behind bars indefinitely until it can be proved that they can be released without being a danger to society as a condition to that is that the person has to serve a minimum of 8 years behind bars now khan had that sentence quassia a few years ago and then on december 28th teen he serves that minimum 8 years and he was released the parole board was not consulted in this decision but there were conditions attached to his release he was supposed to wear an electronic tag he was supposed to report to a probation officer he was also not allowed to leave th

issue here as well with police in prisons being subject to budget cuts a very recent years catherine stansell al-jazeera london. to come here the news hour including bethlehem for the start of the christmas season as the holy relic returns to the city after more than a 1000 years. why india is forced to protect themselves from angry customers. and 3 heavyweight football teams are drawn in the same group for euro 2020 rather we have the details later in the. thousands of protesters are surrounded a police station in the indian city of hydrabad where 4 men accused of raping and murdering a 27 year old woman are being held there demanding the police have the suspects over to them the woman was taken to a secluded area and gang raped before her body was doused in fuel and burned was found on thursday morning under a bridge she called her family to say had a motorbike and a flat tire indian police say priyanka readies body was found by a possible by an underpass on the outskirts of the city about the fact that the girl had returned from her workplace and was on her way to see a doctor she parked t