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we pushed him off and ran away the 1st no had i was on my way home when that happened to me under tahrir square that i had at that it will that. everyone in athens knows what goes on after nightfall on the square. there are drug dealers and even under-age prostitution. this man has been making the rounds for hours and surveilling the boys is he a pimp or a perspective customer either way he won't have to play hardball if there is a minor looking to earn money to pay a smuggler. 117 year old from afghanistan who has been prostituting himself wants to talk to us but not near victoria square. he suggests one of athens quiet suburbs on the way there he tells us he lives in a camp close to the city with his 10 year old brother before they both had to sleep on victoria square. 6 tell us. all that i hate victoria square. there they are on every corner from not just greeks but men who speak to us in english too it's out of desperation. they're forced to do it for little money for $10.00 or 20 year olds at the most i need the money for food clothes and cigarettes. the old man who approaches a los

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iraqis filled tahrir square in the heart of baghdad on friday demanding that their government put iraq's safety 1st and that their country should be at the center for talks to find a solution. to let up at the how loud the legitimacy on iraq has become a bridge where meetings have been held at the iranian embassy with european diplomatic missions and it's taken the decision to start talks with moderate countries and affected by the situation to lobby the united states. and iran to try to extinguish the fires of war. iraqis may need more evidence to convince them that they won't be dragged into an unwanted conflict rob matheson al-jazeera baghdad. let's bring in our guests here in the studio is andreea scrag assistant professor of the defense that is department at king's college london in beirut sami now the director of the levant in 6 years for strategic affairs and all skype ilang guster roberts associate professor at lancaster university has edited and written books on the u.s. politics including the trump presidency journalism and democracy welcome to your under this is the military b

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iraqis filled tahrir square in the heart of baghdad on friday demanding that their government put iraq's safety 1st and that their country should be at the center of talks to find a solution. to let up at the how loud the legitimacy on iraq has become a bridge where meetings have been held at the iranian embassy with european diplomatic missions and it's taken the decision to start talks with moderate countries affected by the situation to lobby the united states. and iran who want to try to extinguish the fires of war out of minute iraqis may need more evidence to convince them that they won't be dragged into an unwanted conflict rob matheson al jazeera baghdad. is a former iraq ambassador to the u.n. and now director of the center for the study of the middle east that indiana university he says it's more likely that a european country will lead any mediation i have always been skeptical that iraq can ever play that role there are other countries in the region that have also that might have more ability to play that role and i think even they are sitting on the sidelines so i'm not sure

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officially in 2022 but part of it remains to be open, things have moved from the egyptian museum in tahrirptian museum and this is why the tourist bus was in the area. 69 flights at manchester airport have been cancelled and many more are facing significant delays after a power cut affected the ability to re—fuel planes. all fuelling on site has currently stopped and there are reports that passengers have been stranded on grounded aircraft for a number of hours. some flights are still landing and taking off but there is still no confirmation on when the issue will be resolved. border force officials have intercepted two boats carrying 32 migrants in the english channel. the first vessel was found at around 4:00 this morning heading towards dover. all those on board the boats said they were from iraq or iran. family and friends of the argentine footballer emiliano sala — who died injanuary — have told the bbc they feel he was abandoned when he was killed in a plane crash over the channel. at the time he was transferring from the french club nantes to play for cardiff city. those close to hi

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officially in 2022 but part of it remains to be open, things have moved from the egyptian museum in tahrirseum and this is why the tourist bus was in the area. the new national rail summer timetable has come into effect today, with train companies saying they're making every effort to avoid the chaos of last year's shake—up. public transport campaigners have warned that "robust contingency plans" are needed in case the changes do cause disruption. train companies are adding new services each year, to provide for an increasing number of passengers, and boost the economy. today's timetable shake—up makes space for 1,000 additional services across the country. but these changes are on a far smaller scale than last may — then, a huge overhaul of timetables resulted in chaos for passengers on the northern and govia thameslink networks in particular. rail operators will be monitoring this timetable train carefully, and they say they can respond quickly if there are any problems, adding that extra staff are on hand to support passengers. train companies and network rail have emphasised that they

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iraqis filled tahrir square in the heart of baghdad on friday demanding that their government put iraq's safety 1st and that their country should be at the center for talks to find a solution. in iraq at the however the legitimacy on iraq has become a bridge where meetings have been held at the iranian embassy with european diplomatic missions and it's taken the decision to start talks with moderate countries and affected by the situation to lobby the united states. and iran to try to extinguish the fires of war. iraqis may need more evidence to convince them that they won't be dragged into an unwanted conflict rob matheson al-jazeera baghdad. let's bring in our guests here in the studio is andreea scrag assistant professor of the defense that is department at king's college london in beirut sami now the director of the levant in 6 years for strategic affairs and. robert goshi associate professor at lancaster university has edited and written books on the u.s. politics including the trump presidency journalism and democracy welcome to you all under us is the military build up a sign of a

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iraqis filled tahrir square in the heart of baghdad on friday demanding that their government put iraq's safety 1st and that their country should be at the center for talks to find a solution. to let up at the how loud the legitimacy on iraq has become a bridge where meetings have been held at the iranian embassy with european diplomatic missions and it's taken the decision to start talks with moderate countries affected by the situation to lobby the united states and. to try to extinguish the fires of war. iraqis may need more evidence to convince them that they won't be dragged into an unwanted conflict rob matheson al-jazeera baghdad you know the news hour live from london much more still ahead calls for an investigation into the violent police crackdown following indonesia's disputed election. zimbabwe's main opposition has elected a new leader but will he be able to quell party infighting and challenge the government for power. and that is for 8 hours the details of what roger federer has returned to the clay of roland counts. and election is supposed to happen in algeria within wee

the crowds in tahrir square to watch it. if something happens anywhere in the world al-jazeera is in place we're able to cover this like no other news organizations. were able to do it properly. that is our strength. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. into the picture from the inside. i think russia's foreign policy is too soft. the russian goals have be achieved not . russia or knowledge is it. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the former sudanese president omar al bashir has been charged with crimes relating to the killing of protesters during the unrest which led to his ousting by the military just over a month ago it comes to security forces in the capital khartoum are facing new allegations of using excessive force this time against protesters in the north of the city hiper morgan has this update from car to the charges have been brought forward against former preside

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iraqis filled tahrir square in the heart of baghdad on friday demanding that their government put iraq's safety 1st and that their country should be at the center of talks to find a solution. to let out that the how loud the legitimacy of iraq has become a bridge where meetings have been held at the iranian embassy with european diplomatic missions and it's taken the decision to start talks with moderate countries affected by the situation to lobby the united states and iran to try to extinguish the fires of war. iraqis may need more evidence to convince them that they won't be dragged into an unwanted conflict rob matheson al jazeera baghdad. saga was a member of the middle east center's research committee at the london school of economics he says he's not convinced by iraq's pledge to stand by iran against the us. influence of iran the presence on the ground is for iran the power on the ground is for iran and not for the united states this is the mistake of the united states of course of course since 2003 they left the door open for the iranians don't filtrate iraq and to strengthen th

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iraqis filled tahrir square with the. demanding that their government put iraq's safety 1st and that their country should be at the center of talks to find a solution. in iraq that the how of. iraq has become a bridge where meetings have been held at the iranian embassy with european diplomatic missions and it's taken the decision to start talks with moderate countries affected by the situation to lobby the united states and iran to try to extinguish the fires of war. iraqis may need more evidence to convince them that they won't be dragged into an unwanted conflict rob matheson al jazeera baghdad let's speak to a professor face on the he's a former iraqi ambassador to the united nations he's now the director of the center for the study of the middle east at indiana university he's joining us via skype from bloomington over in the u.s. thanks very much for speaking to us on al jazeera so you said that whenever tensions rise between iran and the u.s. iraq does offer to mediate so this is not the 1st time perhaps that we're

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of a brutal police crackdown 1st appeared online in 2011 it was a regionally taken during egypt's tahrir square protests the software also flags when images are shared online again at a later time in 2013 for example a twitter user from venezuela. the image and falsely claimed it depicted protests in his home country this is it the picture was removed from its original context the purpose of this was to generate the impression of a reality that never existed to steal. the researchers want to build a software that everyone can use to check the authenticity of an image with just a single click. must work still lies ahead however as the software is still in its early stages even so all of us can do our part to uncover fake news 1st by checking how reliable sources it could be a bought 2nd you search engines to check if other trustworthy media outlets are also reporting certain stories and finally use google's reverse image search while software like to an eye to verify the authenticity of pictures. what about you have you come across fake news let us know on facebook to w dot com or you wan