and sudan in that respect there is a long history between sudan and south sudan which makes their relationship fraught because of the border because of water because of oil because of the migration of people the idea that sudan is somehow a neutral mediator think we all can agree that that isn't the case but that doesn't mean that sudan can't necessarily be forced to influence a process more positively i think there are two limitations one is that sudan's own interests can't really be separated from the possibility that it isn't a neutral or isn't a trusted mediator let's say between all of the south sudanese elements inside the country certainly there is a degree of what so sudanese interests more than anything else but also this idea that there is a way to compel compliance is something that is extremely difficult so if the government of south sudan or the new government of south sudan doesn't live up to certain elements of the deal what can the sudanese do about it part of the problem of the peace process is that the compliance the mechanism for enforcement oversight whatever you want to ca

and sudan in that respect there is a long history between sudan and south sudan which makes their relationship fraught because of the border because of water because of oil because of the migration of people the idea that sudan is somehow a neutral mediator think we all can agree that that isn't the case but that doesn't mean that sudan can't necessarily be forced to influence a process more positively i think there are two limitations one is that sudan's own interests can't really be separated from the possibility that it isn't a neutral or isn't a trusted mediator let's say between all of the south sudanese elements inside the country certainly there is a degree of what so sudanese interests more than anything else but also this idea that there is a way to compel compliance is something that is extremely difficult so if the government of south sudan or the new government of south sudan doesn't live up to certain elements of the deal what can the sudanese do about it part of the problem of the peace process is that the compliance the mechanism for enforcement oversight whatever you want to ca

important ahmed in march a un panel of investigators said dozens of senior army officers in south sudan have likely committed crimes against humanity and could be mass rapes and civilian murders do you expect that now there will be any accountability will we see trials going forward will anybody be held responsible for these crimes. it's very difficult to say there is a provision in the two thousand and fifteen agreement for the establishment of an african union hybrid court i have to say that any sort of progress towards the establishment of that court has been minimal in the last three years and also. in the interests of holding peace separate of the sides have suggested that if that kind of cope were to be established then it would be something which would prevent peace from first of all being established and then being maintained. of course we have seen quite recently u.n. security council sanctions including in individual sanctions on the some come on this but but i would submit ladies of falling short and locking as well in that we the individuals that we have seen that have been

still ahead here on al-jazeera a setback for peace south sudan's rebel leader react refuses to sign a deal to end the civil war plus awkward steps or a firm footing on the continent theresa may makes her first trip to south africa. hello there it's generally quite quiet across many parts of the middle east at the moment it's hot and sunny for most of us but there are a few areas where there's slightly different types of weather we're seeing a bit more cloud up in the phone with east imposible i'm up and that's giving us one or two showers and i think for the northern parts of turkey we're also seeing some more cloud there for wednesday and there's a chance of a few outbreaks of rain as well that system gradually edges its way eastwards as we head through thursday though and so most of us here should see dry weather to elsewhere is just pretty hot at the moment with baghdad all the way up at forty seven degrees now here in doha it's not quite that hot because things have suddenly got more humid and they'll stay humid over the next few days while max moment when say thirty nine degrees

rival leaders in south sudan have signed a new power sharing agreement in neighboring sudan it's aimed at ending the civil war which started in twenty thirty deal will give salva kiir and rick mucha three months to form a transitional government which will sit for three years several previous agreements collapsed after being violated by both sides but not charles promising this deal will succeed was reset the it isn't the first time the two sides agreed to end the war fighting first broke out in twenty thirteen when the president accused his former vice president of attempting a coup several cease fire agreements were signed and breached over the course of twenty fourteen leading to more than a million civilians being displaced in mid twenty fifteen at the two sides first agreed to share power peace lasted almost a year until renewed fighting sorich which are free the capital and declare the deal dead but in july the two leaders preliminarily agreed to the power sharing arrangement that they've signed today twelve hours later fighting resumed it's the twelfth cease fire deal and second

the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month pretend period after which a rick machar is due to return as vice president the deal stipulates thirty five ministers in a transitional government twenty from curious party and nine from much ours the rest represent of the parties parliament will have five hundred fifty legislators including three hundred thirty two from peers group and one hundred twenty eight from my chars opposition leader rick machar says the latest deal will bring peace a power sharing deal science three years ago so much i returned to his position months later only for fighting to soon restart some such as florio are also what happened then are cautiously optimistic now. we're one of those games when the two thousand and sixteen fighting happened we were trapped so

south sudan's rebel leader react matter has refused to sign the final peace deal with the government according to the foreign minister of sudan has been trying to mediate it was hoped that years of conflict would end after a breakthrough was reached with president salva care both men had agreed to a power sharing deal and an end to fighting the agreement was made in the sudanese capital khartoum last month obviously king to our correspondent morgan his role reported extensively from south sudan and she says the power sharing deal has many loopholes that still needs clarity. well one of the main points of contention between the two sides is the number of states in south sudan three three years ago the number of states was ten and the president went on to change the number of states of thirty two the opposition and direct my char and other opposition groups who have also objected to signing this draft of the peace deal think that this number of states a thirty two number of states give the president more power it gives his tribe more control over not just the land mass but the resource

also a heads setback for a peace south sudan's rebel leader react machar refuses to sign a deal to end the civil war the u.s. argues that the top u.n. court doesn't have jurisdiction in iran's case against sanctions and looking for business the british prime minister of tourism a makes her first trip to africa in order to boost trade post. below a united nations panel has blamed all sides involved in yemen's war for committing possible war crimes a report by the un experts says there is reason to believe that the governments of yemen saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are responsible for human rights violations it says the internationally recognized yemeni government. coalition may have conducted disproportionate attacks that could constitute war crimes the group holes are presented evidence that both the and other rebels have committed a war crimes which include torture attacks on human dignity and engaging child soldiers under the age of fifteen. individuals in the government of yemen and the coalition including saudi arabia and the united arab emirates may have conducted attacks in violati

well one of the main points of contention between the two sides is the number of states in south sudan three three years ago the number of states was ten and the president went on to change the number of states of thirty two the opposition and the wreck much are and other opposition groups who have also objected to signing this draft of the peace deal think that this number of states a thirty two number of states give the president more power it gives his tribe more control over not just the landmass but the resources of south sudan so that's one thing that they are against they think that for them to be able to negotiate and move forward the number of states in sudan should go back from thirty two to ten and then they'll be able to discuss further earlier this month they signed a power sharing agreement and agreed that the president will remain president and that there would be four different vice presidents they still have to talk about the power of the vice president what they should do who gets which ministry they have talked about security arrangements they have to talk about mili

to form a transitional government tens of thousands being killed in the war that began after south sudan gained its independence in twenty thirty. zambia third's deported a leading zimbabwean opposition figure defying a court order allowing him to seek asylum to diabetes from the opposition movement for democratic change faces charges at home for inciting post-election violence was defeated in last week's elections which they say was rigged in favor of the ruling sanny p.f. party lawyers for the opposition alliance says that to challenge those results in court. indonesia's lombok island has been hit by a powerful aftershock after sunday's magnitude six point nine there are no reports of injuries or casualties from thursday's trouble but some buildings have collapsed two hundred fifty nine people are confirmed dead so far but already they expect that figure to go up officials are struggling to deliver aid to all those in need across the island while rescuers say they don't have the proper equipment. you're watching all just their arms the whole drama these are all top news stories a spoke

the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month pretense period after which a rick machar is due to return as vice president the deal stipulates thirty five ministers in a transitional government twenty from curious party and nine from much r.'s the rest represent of the party's parliament will have five hundred fifty legislators including three hundred thirty two from peers group and one hundred twenty eight from much r.'s opposition leader rick machar says the latest deal will bring peace a power sharing deal signed three years ago so much i return to his position months later only for fighting to soon restart. some such as florio or so what's happened then are cautiously optimistic now. when the two thousand and sixteen fighting happened we were trapped so much has changed since th

the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month pretend period after which a rake my chair is due to return as vice president the deal stipulates thirty five ministers in a transitional government twenty from curious party and nine from much r.'s the rest represent of the party's parliament will have five hundred fifty legislators including three hundred thirty two from peers group and one hundred twenty eight from my chars opposition leader rick machar says the latest deal will bring peace a power sharing deal science three years ago so much i returned to his position months later only for fighting to soon restart. some such as florio or what's happened then cautiously optimistic now that i'm here when others do know when the two thousand and sixteen fighting happened we were trapped

more than four billion dollars price tag it's in the vast arid benish angle region on the border with sudan around one hundred kilometers northwest of the capital at this ababa as planned to more than double ethiopia's power capacity. well let's now get the thoughts of our guests joining us from istanbul is timothy caldera us nonresident fellow at time of focusing on political analysis in atlanta you had us to get a mood lecturer of political science at georgia going to college and lawrenceville and a horn of africa specialist and here in doha is harry verhoeven he's a professor of government at georgetown university a very warm welcome to all of you mr they haven't let me start with you the prime minister saying the dad may not see the light of day as africa's most ambitious infrastructure project in serious trouble. i'd actually don't think it is i mean the prime minister has indeed used this alarmist language both yesterday in his first public press conference but also by the months ago in a widely reported and speech he gave to young people which shocked the nation when details were lea

to restore confidence but it's little to stabilize the country's currency hopes for peace in south sudan rebels sign a deal with the government aimed at ending a five year civil war. over all star tribute to the u.s. to celebrate the life and music of the queen of soul aretha franklin. the u.n. special envoy for syria is warning of what he calls a perfect storm in the province if the government pushes to retake the last rebel stronghold staffan de mistura is calling for a humanitarian corridor or to free three million people trapped there the syrian government backed by its ally russia is vowing to go all the way to groups they consider terrorists rory chalons reports from moscow. the question of if they'll be an assault on has faded recently now it's more a matter. when that shift has been hastens by hardening language coming out of moscow. with voting and constitute a list of the militias it was with satisfaction that we know to the majority of the syrian arab republic is now freed of terrorists what we need now is to wipe out those terrorist groups which persist particularly in the de

to south sudan to egypt maybe to a trailer maybe even further afield so ethiopia itself has a major stake not only in making sure that the transition agreements about about the impounding period are right next to their home and. clip are clear but so but very very very importantly as well that the price of the electricity which had sold is in the interest of everybody it is affordable to everybody so in that sense i think that yes ethiopia will will will reach out to compromise thank you very much i say yes or no answer from this to get a mystic held us the cigarette him over do you think. no doubt no doubt that the core of his project will be completed because it's now it's only a huge responsibility for the show. to deliver that message held as the last word to you here yeah no reason to doubt that will eventually be completed ok thank you all very much for your time that is the embassy and istanbul yohannes get them in georgia and harry hovan right here in doha and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our web site c.n.n. dot com and for fu

we've pieced together a lot of detail now for the was born in sudan and grew up in sudan.ld us that he was originally from the da four region of sudan. we got through to his brother, abdullah, and he seems to have at some point between finishing his second degree, spent some time in libya in 2008—10 but he first arrived in britain as a refugee in 2010 and pops up studying the english language in birmingham in 2010 and then it looks as though he was probably working in the security industry for a bit but certainly started studies again in 2014-17, certainly started studies again in 2014—17, when he studied a diploma in science and then in the last year, a course at coventry university, accountancy, all of which looks like an ambitious young immigrant trying to better himself. no sign of him being drawn towards extremism, certainly his brother abdullah said they'd had never seen any sign of that, he seemed to be a normal person, so the mystery for the police will be what is the motivation if this was a deliberate act, which they still believe it was, what is the motivation f

right the leaders in south sudan have signed a new power sharing agreement aimed at ending five years of war the deal gives president salva kiir and his former deputy rick michel eight months to form a transitional government even more than a small. another agreement signed between south sudan's government and opposition groups and renewed hopes of ending five years of war this time regional countries brokered more than a month of direct discussions into sydney's capital khartoum between the leaders of the worrying sign. that agreement settled if i want a journey for democracy and a level. political ground. for south sudanese to freely express their views without fear the civil war started less than three years after south sudan gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven president salva kiir accused his former vice president riek machar of attempting a coup since then tens of thousands have been killed and a third of the twelve million population forced from their homes the latest agreement gives an eight month pretend period after which a rake my chair is due to return as vice p

south sudan's foreign minister says rebel leader react my char has refused to sign the file peace deal with the government opposition groups had hoped that years of conflict would end after a breakthrough was reached the president salva kiir as he but morgan has reported extensively from south sudan and she says the power sharing deal has many loopholes that still need clarity but one of the main points of contention between the two sides is the number of states in south sudan three three years ago the number of states was ten and the president went on to change the number of states of thirty two the opposition and the wreck my chair and other opposition groups who have also objected to signing this draft of the peace deal think that this number of states a thirty two number of states give the president more power it gives his tribe more control over not just the landmass but the resources of south sudan so that's one thing that they are against they think that for them to be able to negotiate and move forward the number of states is sudan should go back from thirty two to ten and then

sudan's foreign minister says south sudan's rebel leader react macha has refused to sign the final peacedeal with the government it had been hoped that years of conflict would end after a breakthrough was reached with president salva kiir last month. iran's parliament has rejected president has a defense that u.s. sanctions are. behind the country's economic woes this is the first time president rouhani has been summoned to explain iran's economic turmoil high unemployment and the iranian currency has taken. russia's call for an emergency un security council meeting about a possible offensive in syria's italy province earlier russia had warned that rebels may stage a chemical attack and then blame it on the forces of president assad the u.s. has vowed a strong reaction to any chemical or biological attack is the last remaining opposition stronghold in syria asama binge of a triple. was syrians in rebel held areas are rejecting russian imminent chemical attacks staged by the opposition russia's ministry of defense says what it calls terrorists are planning to fake a chemical weapons attac

percent to stop the pace of plunging as the country's financial crisis deepens hopes for peace in south sudan rebels sign a deal with the government to end a five year civil war plus. a star studded tribute in the u.s. to say a final farewell to the queen of soul aretha franklin. the u.n. special envoy for syria staffan de mistura scolding for a humanitarian corridor to free nearly three million people trapped in the province the syrian government down its ally russia planning a major offensive against rebel groups in the area where we challenge reports from moscow. the question of if they'll be an assault on it live has faded recently now it's more a matter of when that shift has been hastened by hardening language coming out of moscow. it was with satisfaction that we noted the majority of the syrian arab republic is now freed of terrorists what we need now is to wipe out those terrorist groups which persist particularly in the deescalation zone in italy. sergey lavrov was meeting his syrian counterpart. in the russian capital while him said they'd finish the groups they call terrorists but

i love the president sudan sudan but probably have to do it by skype i don't think he feels too good about me and i don't feel too good about him. she could have left and to be in the motor pool. and could have gone to canada.. can you imagine to interview queen elizabeth? just like natalie holloway i would love to solve that case. the funny thing about her is i was in california covering something i got back to d.c. and i got a call from new york that said can you go to aruba there is a missing college girl. said old brother i was a college girl she probably missed her flight and met some boys as a stupid kid. i didn't want to but i went down to aruba but you always want to see it for yourself. and where was she staying? holiday inn. room number. i got off the plane and landed that it's neither what i was staying so it act like i was standing there i knock on the doorop i had a bad attitude because i really didn't want to do the story i figured she was already on the plane going home while i was in aruba. we fly everybody goes to the beach and we go to the landfill but is not what p

and rival leaders in south sudan have just signed a new power sharing agreement in neighboring sudan aimed at ending the civil war which started in twenty thirty. i'm a huge seven earthquake has hit the popular tourist indonesian island of the book video from the on and shows people running from damaged buildings local media reporting that three people have died but you know a warning was put in place but has since been lifted a strong quake in the same area killed more than a dozen people last week stepped fast and has more from the capital jakarta. only one week after a powerful earthquake struck the island of lombok another earthquake happened on an altar with strongly fell on the neighbor. island of bali both tourist destinations also both in the peak season lot of tourist on both islands damage has been reported both on bali and lombok but the exact extent of the damage will only be known in the morning at the moment of thought these were very busy trying to evacuate people from the beaches and shores because there was a tsunami warning in place that warning has now been lifted

is peace possible in south sudan they fought for independence from sudan and when they got it the government forces the rival rebels bored with each other for years now another power sharing deal has been signed but will it hold this time this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the warring leaders in south sudan are giving peace another chance but is the agreement signed on sunday in sudan finally the one which will in five years of civil war many ceasefire deals have been signed then collapsed within hours and the fighting which has killed tens of thousands and up rooted millions didn't stop now a second power sharing.

rival leaders in south sudan have just signed a new power sharing agreement in neighboring sudan it's aimed at ending the civil war which started in twenty thirteen the deal will give silva carrick which are three months to form a transitional government which will sit for three years. a magnitude seven earthquake has hit the popular tourist indonesian island of long book video from the island shows people running from damaged buildings local media are reporting three people have died and local officials say it's at least nineteen have been killed more than one and one east is up next offseason. in china live streaming has become a massive upgrades and a booming multibillion dollar business they live online to an extent to which people in the west would find it difficult to imagine coming up all those years or so. there's big money for the country's cyber superstars to get any attention from somebody is just a sign that you exist in a very difficult environment and endless hours of entertainment for millions of diehard fans sure hannity yes we should believe you because you didn't liv

reporter: the much would it celebration of peace in south sudan.s, moments after the president salva kiir and riek machar signed a power-sharing agreement. the transitional governmement is expected to be formed in the coming months, keeping salva kiir as president and giving riek machar the role as vice president, with both parties ping the deal will bring an end to the conflict. >> the agreement we have just endned today must mark the of conflict in our country. reporter: riek machar insisted on the need to implement the deal. >> there is the devil sometimes embedded in the implementation. if there is no political will, even if we sign beautiful agreements, and they are not implemented, then we would have done nothing. reporter: the president's party will control 20 of the 35 cabinet positions and the remaining seats will be split among the opposition, but smaller rebel leaders say that the deal does not distribute adequately the power on a local level it focuses only on how the government will function in the capital. the two leaders have governe

to form a transitional government turns of thousands were killed in the war that began after south sudan gained its independence in twenty teen people morgan has been our correspondent on the ground reporting extensively from south sudan joins me in the studio but how surprised are you at this latest development considering this wasn't part of the original agreement recently signed yes indeed so hail this was not part of the original agreement so the president is trying to show goodwill and show that he's willing to work with not just the opposition leader rick my char but other opposition leaders and other factions as well who have signed on this power sharing agreement but let's remember while an amnesty is not part of the deal what is part of the deal which was signed on the sixth of july in khartoum as well was releasing former political detainees or current political detainees much our has his spokesman james cadet who has been in detention arrested by the south sudanese government for nearly two years he has not been released there are so many other political prisoners from both si

south sudan will start pumping oil to sudan in september.n accused of being part of a notorious islamic state group cell have called into question the uk governments attempt to have them tried in the united states. alexanda koty and shafee el sheikh were speaking to the bbc for the first time since the legal moves were made public. they deny being part of the is cell, which was known as the beatles because it was made up of these four men with british accents, all radicalised in the uk before travelling to syria. the other two were mohammed emwazi, nicknamed "jihadijohn", and aine davis. us officials believe they beheaded more than 27 western hostages, including the journalist james foley. the surviving pair are being held at an undisclosed location in northern syria. they spoke to our middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville. for seven months now, alexanda koty and el shafee elsheikh have been held in kurdish and american custody in northern syria. the us government alleges that the men waterboarded, crucified and executed prisoners a

is peace possible in south sudan they fought for independence from sudan and when they got it the government forces and rival rebels roared with each other for years now another power sharing deal has been signed but will it hold this time this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the warring leaders in south sudan are giving peace another chance but is the agreement signed on sunday in sudan finally the one which will in five years of sin.

salih khater, who was born in sudan and was living in birmingham, will appear before magistrates tomorrowe people were injured when the car crashed into security barriers in westminster. fire crews are attending a fire at an industrial estate near east midlands airport. the blaze has led to trains on the east midlands railway line around both nottingham and sheffield being cancelled. more than 50 firefighters are on the scene, with plumes of thick black smoke visable. a british paraglider has died after a mid—air collision

setback for peace south sudan's rebel leader react much refuses to sign a deal to end the.

south sudan's government on the country's main rebel group has signed a cease fire and a power sharing agreement the deed leaves the groundwork for a unity government south sudan has been torn by civil war since two thousand and thirteen previous attempts at a peace agreement a failed. authorities have evacuated two villages in southern portugal as a forest fire burns out of control the fire in the algarve region has been burning since saturday temperatures climbed to near record highs in portugal at the weekend the iberian peninsula is bearing the brunt of the heat wave sweeping across europe . the japanese city of hiroshima is remembering the victims of the world's first atomic bomb attacks seventy three years ago august the sixth is commemorated in japan in other countries with hordes of nuclear disarmament the bomb drops by an american war plane instantly killed eight hundred thousand people. in japan a dead blue whale has washed up on a beach south of tokyo scientists are preparing to descend the of the novel they don't know why the wee a young male died on one thousand five hundr

let's get a quick check check now on some of the other stories making news around the world south sudan's government and the country's main opposition group have reached a final peace deal and power sharing agreement the deal will lead to the formation of a unity government the country's been torn by civil war since it gained independence from sudan in twenty eleven though. police in switzerland have confirmed that twenty people were killed off say vintage airplane crashed in the swiss alps on saturday the world war two aircraft smashed into the mountainside as an altitude of around two thousand five hundred meters off just taking off from mcconnell the plane was carrying seventeen passengers and three crew. wildfires have kicked up in southern portugal over one of the hottest weekends on record the iberian peninsula hundreds of firefighters were sent to battle a forest fire we've the assistance of aircraft europe wide heat wave has been especially severe in portugal and spain with temperatures exceeding forty five degrees celsius on saturday while a strong earthquake has struck the indon

live in harare thank you very much south sudan's president salva kiir has granted amnesty to former vice president riek machar and all rebel fighters involved in the five year civil war a power sharing agreement was signed earlier this week it gives kira and his former deputy machar eight months to form a transitional government south sudan's or physicians criticize the amnesty announcement saying here first needed to answer these trustees committed by his troops. american cargo ship carrying soybeans has become a symbol of a trade war between the u.s. and china the vessel has been stranded off the chinese coast for more than a month and arrived on july the sixth just after beijing imposed a twenty five percent tariff on soybeans from the u.s. ships owners haven't decided what to do next with chinese levies were a response to u.s. tariffs on goods worth thirty four billion dollars adrian brown has more from beijing. well this vessel the peak pegasus has now been at sea for two months it left the united states in early june with the aim of trying to beat the deadline for the start of the

and now this go to some of the other stories making news around the world south sudan's government has signed a final peace deal and power sharing agreement but the main opposition party the deal will form a unity government the country has been torn apart by civil war since twenty thirteen two years after it gained independence from sudan. twenty people are dead after a vintage airplane crash in the swiss alps the world war two aircrafts smashed into the side of a mountain at an altitude of around two thousand five hundred meters after taking off. the plane was carrying seventeen passengers and three crew. wildfires have grown stronger in southern portugal hundreds of firefighters were sent to battle a forest fire with the assistance assistance of aircraft it's been one of the hottest weekends on record for the iberian peninsula the europe wide heat wave has been especially severe in portugal and spain with temperatures exceeding forty five degrees celsius on saturday. after an apparent assassination attempt on venezuelan president nicolas maduro the blame game is underway but also fi

ceasefire and power sharing agreement the deal will lead to the formation of a unity government south sudan has been torn by civil war since two thousand and thirteen previous attempts at a peace agreement have phased. cambodia's leader one sen has said he would stake his life on the accuracy of recent election results the poem was widely criticized office forty claim to have won all three hundred and twenty five parliamentary seats using dramatic language films and said he would be prepared to die if the vote was falsified has been in power for more than thirty years. authorities have evacuated to villages in southern portugal as a forest fire burns out of control and the fire in the algarve region has been burning since saturday temperatures climbs to to record highs of portugal and at the weekend the iberian peninsula is bearing the brunt of a heat wave sweeping across europe. in venezuela an investigation is underway after an apparent assassination attempt on president nicolas maduro the president survived the assault after several groups armed with explosives flew towards him during a

and south sudan's president has granted amnesty to opposition leader react machar and all rebel groups involved in a five year civil war there a power sharing agreement was signed a earlier this week aimed at ending the conflict which has killed tens of thousands of people that's it for myself and the team here in london coming up next on al-jazeera want to warn east. china is keen to win friends and influence you need oil rich middle east business part of the wrong turn blind of china to secure its resources for the future of sub sub so hard region as a whole dollars expect to grow we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on al-jazeera. with its dreaming new shopping malls and high rise apartments yangon's become the symbol of me and mars economic progress. but in its poorest neighborhoods families trying to loan sharks just to survive. i'm steve cho on this up a sort of one east we meet those trapped in a cycle of debt and the people who profit from their despair. and go on living on the wrong side of the tracks means living on the wro

he's been named as salih khater, who came to britain as a refugee from sudan.ail fares are likely to go up 3.2% next year, as inflation rises slightly — but the government wants to change the measure used to calculate increases. coming up on afternoon live all the sport withjohn watson. ben stokes must wait to see if you will be sanctioned by the ecb with their independent investigation which will get under way. how is it looking out there? with a—level results coming up, i would give this a c+. you'd be better. we would like more of this. i will tell you where the rest of the sunshine and the warmth is coming up. thanks, louise. also coming up — omagh remembers — relatives of the 29 people killed in the worst single attack of the northern ireland troubles gather at the spot where they died 20 years ago today. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. some breaking news. we are hearing that the bbc has decided it will not be appealing against the decision to back sir cliff richard and i understood in the statement that is coming in now. given the advice, the bbc

a refugee from sudan, he only got his british citizenship six weeks ago.r two years through africa and europe. he continued his education here, while also working as a security guard. this morning's hearing lasted less than six minutes. the chief magistrate, emma arbuthnot, told salih khater that he would remain in custody until his next appearance in court at the old bailey in 11 days' time. daniel sandford, bbc news, at westminster magistrates' court. the woman who survived in the adriatic sea for ten hours, after falling from a cruise ship, off the croatian coast has left hospital. kay longstaff was pulled from the sea on sunday fter apparently falling from the cruise liner on saturday night. she said she was very lucky to be alive. from croatia, guy delaunay reports. kay longstaff returning safely to dry land on a different sort of ship. the croatian coastguard rescued her from the adriatic after she spent a whole night treading water. i fell off the back of the norwegian star, and i was in the water for ten hours, so these wonderful guys rescued me. t

a refugee from sudan, he only got his british citizenship six weeks ago.n, he came to britain in 2010, after travelling for two years through africa and europe. he continued his education here, while also working as a security guard. this morning's hearing lasted less than six minutes. the chief magistrate, emma arbuthnot, told salih khater that he would remain in custody until his next appearance in court at the old bailey in 11 days' time. daniel sandford, bbc news, at westminster magistrates‘ court. in the last hour or so, the metropolitan police has responded to reports of shots fired on the kingsbury road in brent in north west london. police and paramedics were called to the scene at around 9:a5 this evening and found three people, with injuries that are not thought to be life—threatening. officers say no arrests have been made but a crime scene is now in place. kingsbury tube station has been closed as investigations continue in the area. the group representing hospitals and ambulance services in england has warned there needs to be better contingen

will form a unity government the country has been torn by civil war since against dependence from sudan in two thousand and eleven. twenty people were killed after a vintage airplane crashed in the swiss alps the world war two aircraft smashed into a mountainside at an altitude of around two thousand five hundred meters after taking off from the cardinal the plane was carrying seventeen passengers and three crew wildfires have grown stronger in southern portugal hundreds of firefighters were sent to battle a forest fire with the assistance of the aircraft it's been one of the hottest weekends on record for the iberian peninsula the europe wide heat wave has been especially severe in portugal and spain with temperatures exceeding forty five degrees celsius on saturday. in hockey ireland's fairy tara wall cup run ended in defeat when they were thrashed six nil by the netherlands in the final ireland's women had pulled off shock after shock topping a group containing hockey heavyweights india and england on route to the country's first ever final in field sports but the dutch proved the be

modern age our children shouldn't have to go to school using boats heavy rains in several states in sudan have led to the closure of hundreds of schools flash floods have killed at least forty people since the start of sudan's rini season in july it has also caused damage to tens of thousands of home displacing fountains of people as the rain want to destroy what infrastructure there is many are now questioning with the sudanese government is doing to keep them and their children safe people morgan al-jazeera. turkish president french of typewriter one says he'll challenge those playing with the economy a day after two major ratings agencies downgraded the country's status closer to junk that are due on made those comments as a congress of his ruling ak party turkey's sovereign credit ratings were done weighted on friday night and there are one insists the economic issues are part of a plot against this country sunday gago has more on turkey's economic woes a brisk business that's expanded along with turkey's middle class. act has been selling products made by turkey's largest home applia