u. k. okay, we have a team of correspondence covering all these stories and more, but let's start with that diplomatic edited james phase, who's in rome for us? hello there, james. the official agenda has been a lengthy but there's also been a lot happening on the sidelines as we just heard. what's been the most significant for you? well i think it has to be about the climate because of the timing of this summit later today, most of these leaders will be flying from rome to glasgow for those crucial talks cop 26. we're going to see in the coming hours the final communique from these leaders here. ready in rome, i've already seen a draft copy of that communicate and it's not i don't think going to satisfy many environmentalists or scientists. it's not very strong action and strong words that they've been hoping for. in fact, i spoke to a senior un official who is on their way to glasgow, and i share the details from the communique and i was told it's not good. it's not the inputs of people have b

u. k. okay, let's bring in our white house correspondent kimberly hell kit who joins us live now from rome. hello that. kimberly. what will you tell us about this meeting between lincoln and the foreign minister? 11 of the reasons for this meeting was to make sure that some of the simmering tensions between the united states and china. do not ask layton really spill into open conflicts. so that is why the u. s. secretary state sat down with his chinese counterpart. we know that there are a range of policy issues discussed, but a big one was the issue of ty, wine were told from a senior state department official that in fact the secretary of state raised this issue and, and said to clear warning to china essentially that the united states will not accept any interruption of what it sees currently as the status quo. they're watching very carefully what they feel is an escalation in the taiwan strait. and so there was this clear message sent that the united states as opposed to any unilateral actio

u. k. britain and okay, the politics in that country led them to branson and they lost a $100000.00 truck drivers. right dated the brakes. it that the, all the truck drivers went back to the in you and now they're trying to get them all back. right now i'll have that in the space of 36 months, and then they can make deliveries on, on gas and food. so it should. so the, the level of financial literacy and the political class is anna, insanely disproportionate to the amount of power that politicians have in, in our lives shouldn't. shouldn't politicians go to like economics to want to why and or something at least to learn how to add 2 plus to lawrence? well, one would certainly think and obviously, even if they did make a note better, the promise, the incentive structure. so they get power. i, you know, by wielding power over us and, you know, that's why nancy pelosi can trace ox. and that's why, you know, even fred recently, i mean are those are the important part of the soul narrative max, i'm sure you're, you know, focused on as well that, that is really starting to lose credibility, ri

u. k. fishing market. indeed. okay, thank you so much, paul brennan, reporting from london. and now let's bring and alexi o'brien, she's joining us from paris. so alexey just tell us more about the court hearing that's been set for the fishing captain. well guess the british fisherman has been told to appear in court in august next year. he's accused of fishing in french waters without a license. there were more than 2 tons of scalloped on board his boat when it was seized and brought into the port of lap earlier this week. now he was caught up on these extra checks that are happening as part of this deepening route between britain and france over access to fishing. right now, france says it's fisherman got fewer licenses than they should have done when they were being allocated and as ported. france is accusing brisson and also of tardies and jersey. the channel island that is just 22 kilometers off the coast of france, of acting in bad faith in relation to this post bricks at trade deal, which laid out the fishing rights in this area. now some fishermen here say that under

u. k. left the european union? why not just say okay, well the e c, j has primacy in brazil or canada, or australia simply wouldn't fly. well, i mean, you may also notice that there is actually a land border between the republic of ireland, which remains in europe in which is inside united kingdom on the island. and in order to keep that order open, well has to make certain concessions, certain arrangements to do with regulation. and the u. k. knowing full well was it was doing agrees that the european court of justice should have that should have a supervisory vote on this. otherwise, you have to invent an entirely new arbitration system from scratch, which actually wants to will that much work because there isn't all that much to do to things in bigger tracy's, which that you have with larger countries. like, as you mentioned, brazil or you credit for that matter, you do set up standalone arbitration now because it's a lot of work to be done. this isn't a case like this is a case where we're looking at the continued application you la

okay. i mentioned the u. k. they're the property laws and, and property registers which haven't materialized clearly. so the, you can not looking so great the what about the u. s? well, here's the thing about the united states. yes, there are federal laws that talk about taxes, shelters and does being punished for tax avoidance in certain of the schemes. but those laws only go so far, and that's because we have a devolved, does of federalist us system. there are certain laws that are a, that apply to everyone, regardless of where you live. but then there are 50 states and under the constitution's 10th amendment. any, any, a situation that is not explicitly governed by the federal government here in washington? well, the states can make up their own laws, and certainly that is a apparently the case when it comes to the state of south dakota. which apparently has decided to get into the business of creating a, of the possibility of tax shelters and, and other other schemes that make it easy for very wealthy people

u. k. doesn't grant more licenses to french fishermen? okay, those are you had lines coming up next. ah, tens of thousands of children were born into or lived under the iceland regime in iraq and syria. now many are in camps either orphans all with a widowed mothers, rejected by their own communities. chicken length of people are going for well from the mouth about, of course, mom and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories from the children throw stones at me, iraq's last generation coming soon on al jazeera. ah, it is one of the most dangerous migration roots that darien gap along the border between columbia, panama has been used by thousands to reach the united states. it's a dense jungle field with mountains, cliffs, and rivers. not to mention wild animals. it's also a safe haven for criminal organizations that abuse many of those trying to go north in the last month. the number of people coming year has increased by the thousands there escaping the financial crisis in south america. that's been made worse by the co with 19 been demick, but we do not voters are c

u. k. so nita elaine master of jesus college at cambridge university in princeton, new jersey, chicka. okay. k a. go lou, professor of african and african diaspora, art history at princeton university. and in london, ed cross curator galleries and owner of ed cross fine art, a warm welcome to you all. and thanks for being with us today on inside story cynita, let me start with you. jesus college of course, has become the 1st institution in the u. k. to return a, been in bronze, i want you to talk our audience through just how significant a step that was and what it means to you and your colleagues. well, i think it. thank you, ma'am. it is in the world to return a bronze. it was very, very journey of the restitution, of course, began in 2016 when some students noticed that the plaque at the bottom of the offer was the resigning in the board of jesus in 2019. we had a policy that looked at the historical, the legal framework by which the could come to the college, $1005.00. and then when i became austin october, 2019, it was the 1st lived on the agenda for society meeting recently the whole

u. k. haven't been as low as this for many years. okay, thank you so much. andrew simmons reporting from london hunter moorehead on the al jazeera news hour, including how gangs in haiti are hurting the country's health care system. were in the carpathian mountains where illegal logging is destroying the forest. some consider the lungs of europe coming up and sport the south african crickets. harvey says he will now take the lean against racism after initially refusing to do so. ah. but 1st, the un security council has issued its 1st statement expressing serious concern about the military take over in su, don cooley dropped off at the hood, but han has dismissed at least 6 ambassadors after they spoke out against mondays. takeover, there is increasing opposition both at home and abroad. the usaa an un have called for the immediate release of civilian leaders. if a morgan has more from cartoon, people are still calling for civil disobedience and generals trying to stay away from work, both at state and federal level. but they've been political move to try to

u. k. label need a circus to alma declared, his party, the party of nato. we ask the palestinian ambassador in, okay, if he has any hope for her majesty's opposition when it comes to fighting for the palestinian people after another week of u. k. u. s armed violence in palestine. but 1st, it's the day after mainland china nash all day celebrations, which marked 72 years since the establishment of the people's republic of china after the chinese communist party won the civil war against the us back nationalist party. this made control vesee of a revelation. the phone called my us general milly to re insure china of new, eminent us nuclear strike. and the surprise australia nuclear submarine deal with london in washington. joining me now from aging is the center of china and globalization, vice president, victor gough, to thanks so much for coming back on, as i said, is the day after you have britain's a queen, elizabeth aircraft, carrier coming towards your maritime borders. nato countries openly threatening your existence, ro, us as ronald reagan strike, carry a force sailing towards you. bad times

u. k. in commemorating its war dead on remembered state just over 2 weeks. okay, those you have. my niece continues. hey, on al jazeera, after witness stay with us. ah ah yes, a little bit a bundle with a a, a, a, a with us you know, they want to go have you like there's no sad see, but i thought those book you have a more post logo that. c they're still not pulling up either in fun i. let's be the most. the people even agreement already. so they said that he was a, he's a, he's a, is this battle battle is so maybe see and think that may be the one. but anyway, it's, yeah it's, it's like i've been able to get them on a bit of the stuff as, as you know, i mean already got you a ah . 1 3 with mm hm. oh send you sent as it gets se minimum heavy it basically bruschetta government was heck of ivan. they since would out. so programmer the letter the unless you man leave and money on his m. he comes the me that it is contract with. but i think that a company medical model, emma's you lab last night master gala both of his in the list and 2nd we'll, i'll just put that in with his grandmo

okay, thank you so much, alex here brian reporting from paris. well, let's cross over to york now in the u. k and speak to berry, diaz. he's the chief executive at the national federation of fisherman's organizations. thanks for your time with us on al jazeera. so obviously there's a lot going on diplomatically, but tell us how concerned you are as well as your colleagues at this escalating ro? well, there's a lot of concern, of course, in 2 of our vessels have been detained, arrested. this may be normal enforcement proceedings, but on the other hand, that takes place against the background of very belligerent noises. rhetoric coming from the french government and france and the seems to be determined to escalate this issue. to be frank, i find it difficult to understand this in fisheries terms. i think there must be an additional element, which is a domestic french politics because these kinds of issues about the allocation of licenses the issuing of licenses can cause the technical difficulties. but they are usually result that a tactical level, and indeed i understand the discussions betwe

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ah, okay, let's kick off with that big breaking story out of the u. k. here on the news are a member of parliament from the governing. conservative party died today. he was stabbed several times. so david amos was a veteran, m p. he was meeting members of the public when a man attacked him. the u. k. prime minister boris johnson leading the tributes to his conservative party colleague. i think gola hearts are full of shock and sadness to day add to the loss of the david. a miss m p who was killed in his constituency . surgery in a church after almost 40 years of continuous service to the people of essex and the whole of the united kingdom. and the reason i think people are so shocked and saddened is above all, he was one of the kindest, nicest, those gentle people in politics. and he also had an outstanding record of passing laws to help the most vulnerable well the chief constable of the local police force that the essex police force gave this updates within the last 40 minutes or so. it will be for investigator to determine whether or not this is a ter

okay, now of course there are some bread top papers in the u. k. are going to go completely mental with joy if and when that happens, of course they will. but if that's what it has to happen, what if that's what has to happen? why didn't they just do this 2 years ago? well, i think in any negotiation, peter, you need to know that you have an honest partner that adheres to the agreement that they have signed up to. and we haven't seen that good for a good faith approach. you can't go. and so, if i were your opinion on negotiations, payment for your boss, johnson would be incredibly cautious, but making concessions because it seems any concession you make it rejected even before the concession is made. so i think i looked up, but if i could just very briefly come back, i'm solving graham said i agree with when he says the protocol or a protocol needs to support communities. but there is a border in the island violence soft. we need to keep soft, but there has been a border in the irish sea for years. it's called devolution u. k is not a military stat

okay, thank you so much. i, alexia brian, reporting from paris. let's get the u. k. sides from sonya diego and london. sonya yes. well this seems to have come at an opportune time. of course, what we have, what has been report is that in that 30 minute discussion that took place between prime minister bars johnson and president emory mac call is that mac hone. did come out with a promise to try and get a secure and reasonable agreement at the cop $26.00 summit. this of course, something of a tremendous simple because for the u. k. this climate summit has something that has been shown as a proof of how britton can actually be a serious player and a post breck, that the post breaks it situation that it finds itself in. so this climate summit means a tremendous amount for the government in particular for the prime minister who has been touching this is one of his main issues. he has been sort of focusing on strong with the other leaders around the world. now, if he can get to the cloud, as it were of president mac cohen in turn the european union to try and support him

we dare to ask oh okay, we start by with news out there is a lot of disappointed britons out there after the u. k. government, emergency crone of ours pars, were extended for another 6 months. bring it into as spring and beyond. it comes out of the country, recorded its highest daily cobit debt toll since march, but also as protests are increasingly being seen against boxing, passports are correspondent in london. shabby edward's dusty, takes up the story. the house of commons has just waived through the government's flagship corona virus act of 2020 dots. the 350 page act, the emergency powers, as it swept through the government some time ago. introduce at the start of the pandemic. i will now continue for an additional 6 months, so it went through without even a vote. today it was expected that the parliamentary body would be holding a vote on all of this, but literally there was no opposition to it. so it was just swept through opposition, though, was on the streets of central london today. numerous protests is gathering all across central london fighting for their freedoms and their liberties

okay, thank you so much for how much for giving us that contact. thank you. now the u. k . prime minister says he can throughout taking legal action against france as a post bricks at fishing. diplomatic dispute continues. the rest got worse earlier this week when france sees the british boats. paris is threatening to block ports and increase checks on boats on laurie's. if the u. k doesn't grant more licenses to french fishermen. the british government says that would put you in breach of a trade agreement. alexi or brian has more from the front side of frances laid down an ultimatum. if its fishermen did not get the licenses that they say they deserve that they expected under the post bricks at tre, dale by tuesday. then ports like this one will be at the center is what they call in targeted measures. british fishing vessels will not be able to dock at ports like this, they'll be tough. a longer health and safety checks on trucks going in and out of port from the u. k. also, versus fishing vessels will face toughest security checks if they're fishing, infringe waters, b

brittle battle between the european union and the okay, potentially is going to be one of the biggest riffs we'll have seen between the year and the u. k preliminary results for parliamentary elections in iraq show a positive outcome for the party of shia cleric mac tada. alice sada. ah, despite that good showing none of the political blocks appear to have secured a majority. former prime minister norie al marie keys faction looks said to have the 2nd largest vote among and she a parties. sunday's po was held several months early voter turnout. he had a record low of just above 40 percent to lebanon now and, and judicial investigation into last he is by wrote port explosion has been suspended again after a new legal complaint. it comes after the late judge issued an arrest warrant for former finance mina ali hassan car lil, who fell to a p for questioning earlier on tuesday. kalil is one of 2 ministers who filed the complaint. the explosion killed at least $200.00 and anxious paypal after a fire triggered the detonation of several, several tons of money and night. trench teachers in grace have stage a 24 hour strike to protest against

okay, so we began an important satellite surveillance mission against him, with agencies from the u. s. and u. k. where with each movement with trace analysts with communications or the 50 experts and signal intelligence permanently covering the area with an exact coverage that allowed us to indicate what his movements were you to get him from his hiding place. born into rural family or tonia was a hard and fighter who switch sides from far led gorilla to far i palo tree groups in 2012. he took over as the leader of the golf clan from his brother, who was killed by police. he's wanted by the us from porting tons of cocaine for years from south america. the government says his group has been behind some of the worst violence columbia has seen since the signing of a p steel with fork rebels in 2016. there is the possibility that these bring down levels of violence, especially on the communities than he better had been affected by these large organization. but, but indeed, i mean, there is no an effective a solution to the drug trafficking international drug trafficking problem. jose, by beheading

okay, thank you. so much kimberly how can reporting from room punch him or head on the all the news our including the u. k. is prime minister talks of a turbulent relationship with from this is the route over fishing, right? escalate recognizing religion. india's indigenous tribes say it's time their beliefs are accurately reflected in the sense of coming up and for their work. a picture of who sold a show in game 3 of the world theory. ah, the 1st rebels from if you appeal to grow region say they are now in full control of the strategic channel dessie in the neighboring. i'm horror region. the claim by the to grow people's liberation front is being contested by the government. fighting has moved into the har and far regions. after rebels reach a control of t gray. in recent months, the conflict has been going on for more than a year. thousands of people have been killed and more than 2000000 displaced. let's bring in, samuel gets out. so he's a journalist, he's joining us from the city of so though any so claims and counterclaims. can you tell us what you've heard and, and who controls dessie right now?

u. k doesn't ground more licenses to french fishermen. the british government says if those actions are implemented, it would put you in breach of the trade agreements. okay, we'll get more on the french reaction from alexi or brian in paris shortly. but 1st, let's go to poll brennan in london. hello there, paul. thanks for joining us. what's the latest from k camp on this? well, the latest is that we haven't heard anything yet about this meeting between the french ambassador to the u. k. catherine calona and at one of the foreign office ministers, rather junior europe minister, wendy morton, is due to be taking place this afternoon friday afternoon here in london. but we've heard nothing yet officially from the foreign and commonwealth and development office about the outcome of it, or whether it's even got underway. yes. and the french embassy has been directing my inquiries to the french foreign minister in paris. the embassy here in london saying nothing at all. what i can say though that is that the tension continues and is kind of spreading as well. there's also, i detect some red faces on the british side. let me explain why. basically this english

u. k. in a bit of fresh out of a deal to slashing machine to port to late all over you and climate summit on al jazeera. i have them. yeah. okay. you're watching the stream last october. massive protest across my gerry bought about the end of a notorious police unit. just recently, i guarantee gathered in a boot or the capitol of nigeria to mark the anniversary of the end sauce successful campaign. take a look. i do not have any demands. i live in south america and that also it is important that has not been jailed. i released immediately 300 of down and more than all this from somebody elicit i'm a member of the middle school menopause to deal with videos with home. it's meant that we come from mount our piazza with fonts, every short dablin i may show in this episode, we will hear from active a still pushing for social justice and for police reform in nigeria. and i would love to hear from you as well. the comment section, it's open on youtube, be part of today's discussion. now normally i start the show talking about the guests that we have, i think is also relevant. if i tell you about the guess, he said no, we're not comi

u. k. and very recently the u. s. and so, you know, any kind of infection on civilian leadership also sort of flies in the face of the international support. okay. that has been given to sit down recently, put a limit, it's got a final thought from you. okay, so we've spoken about the pro military part of that dynamic. what could this mean and for the pro democracy protest movement you've been calling for the completion of the transition to food civilian room? i mean though, that should be despondency and appointments. i think from supporters of president of the, you know, it's a 1000000000 transition and elections and in 2023 potentially the beginning of 10 to 24. the question is now what, what sort of steps could they take to impress upon the military? to what extent they are again, it's not because we don't know yet what the minutes will do because the merger has been actually very, very quiet. since since around the 16th of october or so, suddenly it has been very quiet since the pro democracy mass. but democracy purchased on the 21st, i think they were very surprised by this, by how many people came out against the rule on the 21st. but wh

u. k wants to forbid births of children with hyper plastic lift heart syndrome be doing regardless of the gestational age. you and french doctors actively supported them. marijuana so okay. but um, well, we didn't have any effective methods of treating it back then was here said the you said you handled the chic or are what is hyper plastic left heart syndrome. it means the heart only has the right ventricle. while the left one is virtually non existent, and there is no material valves, no iota is just lonely, 2 millimeters long. so ideally the child would have to undergo 3 operations in its 1st year of life, gone. that course with 3 operations adverse outcomes are quite common. shades east them together with the americans. we convinced them not to proceed with this ban or women giving birth to children like that. when they, for me, the best argument was the mothers whose children with a chill, a chest grew up ross. there was a book, i've read it twice. i think it was just incredible. right. these children are very attached to their parents because the parents don't on them really worked. so they probably main these children now and the french probably managed to push t

u. k. in a bit of fresh out of a deal to slashing machines before it's too late. all over you and climate summit on al jazeera with high for me. okay. and your in the stream today i look at 3 stories making headlines in asia. now remember, you can be part of our conversation today. you cheap shot is open, let me know your thoughts and i will do my best to reach them in the show. but getting that fall off, we're doing a lot today. coming up a new law in singapore is raising concerns about a crackdown on descent. and could the korean peninsula be closer to peace than ever before? we start this episode a me a mom, 9 months after the qu is me and my becoming a failed state. a sustained a router. well, any community. the reason now have been man, when i'm the direct resent junior. so we are in the shop or in the community. i went over and no ones i had to not be in the morning to find people on the ground or they had to release a $1000.00 a. so we want to migrate the babylon feedback. and this is a revolution progress. we want, everyone would not be a mattress and a very b, b, b, b and angry. we are joined by way, man and human rights a

u. k. wanted to forbid births of children with hyper plastic left heart syndrome be due on regardless of the gestational age. you and french doctors actively supported them. marijuana so okay. but um, well, we didn't have any effective methods of treating it back then. it was here said the you said you handled the chic or are what is hyper plastic. let heart syndrome, yet there are no, it means the heart only has the right ventricle while the left one is virtually non existent. and there is no material valve, no iota is just lonely, 2 millimeters long. so ideally the child would have to undergo 3 operations in its 1st year of life, gone. that course with 3 operations. adverse outcomes are quite common. shades east them together with the americans. we convinced them not to proceed with this ban or women giving birth to children like that. when they for me, the best argument was the mothers whose children with a chill, a chest grew up ross. there was a book, i've read it twice. i think it was just incredible you as these children are very attached to their parents because the parents don't normally would. so they probably main these children now and the french probably manag

okay, let us know how things unfold. they have a morgan live for us in cartoon. thank you. france as president emmanuel mccomb and the u. k. borrowers johnson have helped talks after days of arguing over opposed to bricks at fishing rhymes. earlier in the week, france seized a british vessel. it's now threatening to block ports and increase checks on boats . if you can, doesn't run more licenses. to french troll is let's go live now to alexi o'brien in paris. hello there alexi. any detail on how the 2 ladies are going to de escalate the situation? well, it actually appears these now a dispute about what actually happens in this meeting that was extensively aimed at easing this dispute over fishing rights. now, earlier a french official had said that both leaders, french president emanuel mc chrome and the u. k. prime minister barak johnson had agreed to the escalate, that there would be measures in the next couple of hours aimed at ease intentions after days of arguments of threats of claims and counseling. claims from has been angered over the number of fishing licenses that especially men were given under the post brick

u. k is not the place that we will be manufacturing, sally, and we will continue to manufacture and you can make no mistake about that. there's a, there's a great skill base in the okay. and as i say it's our home. but equally, as we go forward, we will be opening manufacturing capability within mainland europe. and certainly with the north america, we were sure, well, the best david, good luck with it. many thanks and day for being with us. manhattan. thanks. happy mill. and that's our show for this week. if you'd like to comment on anything that you've seen, you can tweet me. i'm at a finnegan on twitter. please use the hash tag a j c t c. if you do, or you can drop us a line counter. the constant outage 0 dot net is our e mail address, as always, has plenty more for you online at al jazeera dot com slash ctc. that takes you straight to a page there, you'll find a tie episode see to catch up. but that's it for this edition of counting the cost . i'm adrian finnegan from the whole team here in doha. thanks for being with us. but he is allowed to, sara is next in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to heidi talks to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent

u. k. wants a practical solution to making sure that trade is not disrupted. so in that situation, then if those checks were to go away with article 16, linda, very tough to read. okay, that's the point i wanted to make there. now the you for, it's part of course says this is a bad idea and they essentially say, now we're not going to renegotiate those. we have no plans for that. you figure it out on your own or, and don't do this, don't do article 16. so are we just had an impasse here? well, it's a pity that the you have an address, the command paper that the conservative party did put forth in back in july on board johnson said look, we either need to ditch it or fix it from the u. k suspected this is normal as part of the u. k. and a command paper outlying solutions was presented to the you just the e. u has not addressed that. so the you isn't coming back to the table with any solutions at all. and now we know they're having the tories or having their conference right now. this is just gathering, discussing their plans and seem to be called bill back better. i think i've heard that one before a time or 2 before here in the united states. but as we talked about

u. k. in a bit to thrash out a deal to slash admission to port to late follow the you and climate summit on al jazeera and con, mentioned, i get a warm up chat. let's still okay. a shadow. com is that will buy them, buy them off with . hello richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. here are the media stories we're examining this week. his name is carr, he's as big as they come in the indian film industry. we look at the drug bust that tells a story of the conflict between the authorities there and bollywood facebook and the continuing fall out from that whistleblower. a consortium of news outlets is now on the company's case. you're at say, alarm phone, the hotline in the mediterranean, that refugees are using to get their stories out. and just scroll, you scroll, we all scroll. what's it going to take to get us off our phone? on paper, it looked like a routine drug bust, a group of 20 somethings, partying on a cruise ship off the coast of ma'am, by charged with possession and trafficking. it was anything but routine among those . arrested was audience con, the son of one of india's

u. k. it a bit to thrash out a deal to slash initially to port to like follow the un climate summit on al jazeera i i am at mad savage dean filling in for family. okay. on the stream this week and bringing you this weeks bonus edition of the show coming up, i'll take you behind the scenes for extra coverage of forced evictions happening in india as well as a conversation about the activist economy. but 1st, this year we witnessed a significant shift in public opinion across the world really when it comes to palestine fueled in large part by the violence and gaza war this past may. and after the show on monday, our conversation continued with rapper, low key and activists. linda sar sore. i started out by playing a statement from award winning musician john legend affirming the rights of palestinians to live in dignity to journalist mattie hassan. and then we discussed the role of celebrity and the growing movement. have a listen. when i see what's happening in palestine to the palestinian people where they are clearly not being able to experience the full rights that they deserve. and a extremely unfair and difficult life, they're forced to live up.

u. k. protest as denouncing the extradition or outside the high court in london. where the today hearing is being held. some incredible pictures. they are coming in from the spanish island of la palmer, where have okay, now continue spewing ash and molten rock. love it now covers about 9000000 square meters. most of that is farmland. well, those are the headlines. kim will have one use for you here on out there after the stream. stay with us compelling journalism we're keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances about the explosion inspire program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was like. how much money did you make for your role in deliverance? i made bad al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for the 5th year running with hi uh for me. okay. and your in the stream today, i look at 3 stories making headlines in asia. i remember you can be part of our conversation today. youtube chat is open. let me know your thoughts and i will do my best to reach them in the show. but get in there fast. we're doing a lot today. coming up a new law in singapore is raising concerns ab