any, any government that's seen as pro western libya might be refused by eastern libya. so really the next day or 2 is as is really going to tell us whether or not the u.n. sponsored talks will be able to come out with a real political solution in libya. reporters without borders is cautiously welcomes a decision by egypt's released 5 journalists from prison. that says much more needs to be done, only to have them have actually been let go. dozens remain behind bars. last month, a group of american and european politicians cold on president of just sisi to believe activists, lawyers, journalists, and prisoners of conscience. one of those journalists says al-jazeera is mahmoud hussein. he has now been held in an egyptian prison for more than $1400.00 days without charge or trial. his detention is in violation of both egyptian and international law that rolled over is set for a presidential election runoff on sunday, after no candidate won a majority in the 1st round for a russian incumbent, eager to adorn as of the games pro e.u. opposition candidates. maya sons, who has

because in western libya, they're seen as a war criminal. he has failed military campaign, cause over 125000 homes have been destroyed. hundreds of thousands were displaced, many died in the fighting. so any government that is seen to be pro, have to or might be refused here in western libya and vice versa. any, any government that's seen as prob western libya might be refused by eastern libya . so really the next day or 2 is as is really going to tell us whether or not the u.n. sponsored talks will be able to come out with a real political solution in libya. still ahead on al-jazeera faces a choice between russia and europe as it heads into a presidential election runoff. past digging up the past, columbia resumes and simming bodies, and then comes to terms with the dog chapter of its history. hello the season is changing now and throughout the middle east, the most obvious changes is massacre in afghanistan, where a significant rain has fallen recently. snow at the height of the sea, that's in the forecast too. but usually the things these

and any government that's seen as pro western libya might be refused by eastern libya. so really the next day or 2 is as is really going to tell us whether or not the u.n. sponsored talks will be able to come out with a real political solution in libya. thank you for that money in mistrust and maybe still ahead on al-jazeera 5 percent of the folks that they enter the hospital with covais don't make it out. sounding people to x. us states c.s.t. rising coronavirus infections out of the holiday season in the past. digging up the past columbia restart explanations as a country comes to terms with the dr chapter of its history. how equity in beijing continues to be bad, just unhealthy, but it stood up every day because the wind is still blowing. that wind come across the sea of japan because back to north westerly by monday, so you'll feel a bit more chill, otherwise it's fine. the king weather the southwest of china, northern vietnam, we'll see remains of, of a tropical storm. possibly typhoon van covered by this stage. just a mass of rain. maybe touch in the far south of

because in western libya, more logically for have to are seen as a war criminal. he has failed military campaign because over 125000 homes have been destroyed. hundreds of thousands were displaced. many died in the fighting. so any government that is seen to be pro, have to or might be refused here in western libya and vice versa. any, any government that's seen as pro western libya might be refused by eastern libya. so really the next day or 2 is as is really going to tell us whether or not the u.n. sponsored talks will be able to come out with a real political solution in libya. as more ahead on this news hour, including faces a choice between russia and europe as it heads into a presidential runoff. 5 percent of the folks said that enter the hospital with covais don't make it out. sounding me and on and energy people tell us state c.s.t. rising on a virus infections ahead of the holiday season and in sports, and historic win for argentina's money team against 3 time long time news event. and i have the details. next supporters of us present donald trump have ga

paris hosted a conference between the government, national accord in western libya and the libyan national army of the libyan about forces. after and his backer in parliament, i got us all up to negotiate a reform presidential council that is also on the agenda in tunisia is a thin slice of what is being talked about in the agenda, a separate part of the political deal. but let me remind you, this is the most important aspect for a single reason in any democratic states in the world, the head of the state, the presidency or the prime minister in some cases, is also the supreme commander of the armed forces. and this is really getting at the heart of libya's struggle for nearly a decade. who decides, is a civilian or not that decides how to control or bring the military to heel? will the military in libya be subservient to a civilian rule irrespective of what they believe politically, and they respect of who chooses that? and there is a dangerous precedent that is being set because negotiating with helicopter or get us out of all the battles with elegance in the libyan political forum in tu

paris hosted a conference between the government of national accord in western libya and the libyan national army of the libyan about forces. and his backer in parliament. i get us a lot to negotiate a reform presidential council that is also on the agenda intimacy and it's a thin slice of what is being talked about in the agenda. a separate part of the political deal. but let me remind you, this is the most important aspect for a single reason in any democratic state. in the world, the head of the state, the presidency or the prime minister in some cases, is also the supreme commander of the armed forces. and this is really getting at the heart of libya's struggle for nearly a decade. who decides and is a civilian or not that decides how to control or bring the military to heel. will the military in libya be subservient to a civilian rule irrespective of what they believe politically, and they respect of who chooses them. and there is a dangerous precedent that is being set the, his negotiating with helicopter, or get us out of all the battles with elegance in the libyan political forum in

libya's unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we tell them that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refuse it to us it's a danger on the region as a whole as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations. with libya already desperate for normalcy the global pandemic has made worse the situation in the words of the u.n. envoy to maintain has colluded with conflict libya is geographically nearby but a world away from the grandeur of this luxury hotel in tunis where in the next sixty's 75 delegates will attempt to chart its political future clear haiti it. tunis. at least 50 people have been beheaded in mozambique in the past 3 days police say a group willing to ice all ists of blame unrest in the northern cabo delgado province began in 2017 and i since this base thousands of people but he said the fighters have burned homes and executed people in the gas rich region. in georgia opposition members are protesting against the result

libya's unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we tell them that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refusing to miss it's a danger on the region as a whole nic as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations with libya already desperate for normalcy the global pandemic has made worse the situation in the words of the u.n. envoy kofi to 19 has colluded with conflict libya is geographically nearby but a world away from the grandeur of this luxury hotel in tunis where in the next 6 days 75 delegates will attempt to chart its political future. clearheaded it al-jazeera tunis. sun city's party says it's won enough seats to form a on mars next government despite the fact that full final results are yet to be released early fall reports from young go on. myanmar's governing national league for democracy party led by un santucci has claimed another landslide victory in general elections. official results are yet to be released but the

libya as unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we tell them that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refuse it to us it's a danger in the region as a hornak as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations claridge is engineers is capsules he says delegates of focus on producing a roadmap to hold national elections in libya. so what's happening in tunis is the 1st in paris a meeting of the libyan political dialogue forum these are talks brokered by the united nations and the u.n. has inflated 75 delegates from libya to take part but that number 75 doesn't actually have anything to do with libya the u.n. chose that number because it's the 75th anniversary this year of the saying of the u.n. charter so these 75 people are broadly representative of libya according to the acting u.n. special envoy stephanie williams and she's an american diplomat who's address the conference this morning in arabic seeing we are on the very edge of a

libya's unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we told them that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refuse it to us it's a danger on the region as a whole as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations with libya already desperate for normalcy the global pandemic has made worse the situation in the words of the u.n. envoy covered in 1000 has colluded with conflict. libya is geographically nearby but a world away from the grandeur of this luxury hotel in tunis where in the next sixty's 75 delegates will attempt to chart its political future clearheaded it algis eda tunis. the united states has imposed sanctions on 4 more chinese officials over the crackdown in hong kong the move comes as hong kong's pro-democracy politicians say they will all saw him from the city's legislative council if beijing disqualifies any of them there are reports that china's leaders are considering removing at least 4 legislators for violating its. i

libya is unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we told them that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refuse it to us it's a danger on the region as a whole as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations. with libya already desperate for normalcy the global pandemic has made worse the situation in the words of the u.n. envoy to 19 has colluded with conflict libya is geographically nearby but a world away from the grandeur of this luxury hotel in tunis where in the next sixty's 75 delegates will attempt to chart its political future clear haiti it. tunis. riot police in georgia have used water cannon to disperse protesters outside the central election commission in tbilisi they're demanding a rerun of october's parliamentary poll accusing the governing party of rigging the ballot the georgian dream party received nearly 50 percent of the vote. believe years exiled former president abel moralez has returned home the country's 1st

libya as unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we tell them that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refuse it to us it's a danger on the region as a whole as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations. with libya already desperate for normalcy the global pandemic has made worse the situation in the words of the u.n. envoy covered in 19 has colluded with conflict libya is geographically nearby but a world away from the grandeur of this luxury hotel in tunis where in the next sixty's 75 delegates will attempt to chart its political future clearheaded it algis eda tunis officials in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh say the key city of shusha has been taken by azerbaijan forces claims of years area advance had initially been denied thousands of armenians are fleeing as any forces close in on the regional capital a long line of traffic was seen on the outskirts of the capitals to buy tickets as people tried to escape the f

libya's unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we tell them that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refuse it to us it's a danger on the region as a whole and as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations officials in the disputed region of the going to cut about an hour say the city of has been taken by forces claims which had initially been denied thousands of armenians are fleeing the area you see this long line of traffic that was on the outskirts of the regional capital step on a coat as people tried to escape the fighting more from a bill homemade she's in 7 armenia. this statement of the spokesperson i'm not going to cry about which was posted on facebook would actually be deferred admission from the armenian side that things did not go so well in shushi over the past 24 hours ever since president. in baquba said that. she was now under the control of the forces or what we heard on this side were deny both the ministr

libya is unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we tell them that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refusing to us it's a danger on the region as a hornak as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations u.s. drug firms pfizer says it's vaccine has proved to be 90 percent effective in preventing the virus in late stage trials now this comes as the world health organization says is making body is meeting as covert 19 cases and deaths surge around the world the annual ministerial world health assembly is taking place after a shortened session in may we might be tired. but it is not tiring of last year's preys on draws in we come home. but it preys on our her weaknesses to any quality division denounce we sure do. and we fully ignore those. tara he is congratulated azerbaijan's president who says his forces have seized an important city in the spew to the region shusha is the 2nd biggest city in nagorno-karabakh where azerbaijan i

libya's unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we told him that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refuse it to us it's a danger on the region as a whole as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations. harriet says and she has capital she says delegates are focused on producing a roadmap to holding national elections in libya. so what's happening in tunis is the 1st in paris a meeting of the libyan political dialogue forum these are talks brokered by the united nations and the u.n. has inflated 75 delegates from libya to take part but that number 75 doesn't actually have anything to do with the via the un chose that number because it's the 75th anniversary this year of the signing of the u.n. charter so these 75 people are broadly representative of libya according to the acting u.n. special envoy stephanie williams and she's an american diplomat who's address the conference this morning in arabic saying we are on the very edge

libya's unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we told him that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refusing to stop it's a danger on the region as a whole a as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations. harris's in tunis where these latest round of talks taking place in which libyans rather than and what are they hoping is going to come out of this meeting. well what's happening in tunisia is a continuation of talks that have taken place but it's the 1st meeting of the 2 lizzie in so excuse me of the libyan political dialogue for them that's the $75.00 delegates that are broadly representative of libya and that's according to stephanie williams the acting special envoy from the u.n. to libya she's an american diplomat and she's already spoken this morning in arabic addressing the delegation and telling them you are on the very edge of a new libya after years of war so what's the aim well in a word the aim of this delegatio

libya is unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we told him that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refuse it to us it's a danger on the region as a hornak as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations with libya already desperate for normalcy the global pandemic has made worse the situation in the words of the u.n. envoy covered in 1000 has colluded with conflict libya is geographically nearby but a world away from the grandeur of this luxury hotel in tunis where in the next sixty's 75 delegates will attempt to chart its political future clearheaded it. to us. officials in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh say the key city assur share has been taken by azerbaijan forces claims of years ery advance had initially been denied thousands of armenians are fleeing as a very forces close in on the regional capital a long line of traffic were seen on the outskirts of the capital to panic out as people try to escape the fightin

libya as unified nation some people talk of western and eastern libya but we tell them that libyans are one people this kind of rhetorical could lead to the division of libya's the tunisian people refuse this because they know that all libyans refuse it to us it's a danger on the region as a whole as it could open the door to division in other neighboring nations with libya already desperate for normalcy the global pandemic has made worse the situation in the words of the u.n. envoy to 19 has colluded with conflict libya is geographically nearby but a world away from the grandeur of this luxury hotel in tunis where in the next 6 days 75 delegates will attempt to chart its political future clearheaded it. tunis u.n. secretary general antonio terraces addressed the participants at that form urging the international community to support the talks. your commitment to this process will replace star leaving sort of an entity and the democratic leadership timoci of leaving the sea to sions as you engage in dialogue to resolve your differences your the to me nation will be tested however compro

affecting greece crete with showers building to pretty big ones on the storms for western side of egypt and a good part of libya east the gulf are set to books forecast specifically this one here when we need for saturday and sunday and even monday start off that way for the south but still in north africa the showers are crept around the corner once again through liberia and beyond and that'll last i think all weekend. as donald trump been good for america everything is in disarray the media of course taken every bit of bait that they can to demolish the fact that america has been a force for good in the world. half of the american people get inspiration from him and the other half cringe you weekly take on us tone it takes and society that's the bottom line what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here and i just we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. this is al jazeera by the off the top stories for you this hour democratic nominee joe biden has addressed the nation in his home state of delaware late on friday he's still not stick clearing victory but

of portugal, which means rain down the coast of morocco and even into western sahara and all this time, argyria, tunisia, and libya. look, cheri a key figure of the early 20th century arab literary scene. and a feminist writer had ever had time. so why did his story and in such tragedy? al-jazeera well disposed the life and why of maisie adda on al-jazeera. we're going to run to the top stories here on our syria. if he appears prime minister says the military operation in tikrit region is over. after government troops entered and took full control of the regional capital. mackellar, earlier to grant aid has said the city was under heavy bombardment. iran is vowing retaliation for the killing of its top nuclear scientists. tehran is blaming those, in fact, result is assassination on israel. the european union has described the killing as a criminal act, as urging restraint and thousands of people have been protesting across france against a proposed security law restricting the right to broadcast police officers faces police in paris, fired tear gas at demonstrators lit fires and built makeshift barricades the u.s.

western sahara. and all this time, argyria, tunisia, and libya. look, cheri frank assessment. you've got colleagues on the ground at the canaries. what is the situation there? some of the one doctor and one nurse or $1.00 to $200.00 people informed opinion. how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of, i mean, he comes into office for the huge amount of foreign policy experience. in-depth analysis of the day, global headlines. how will a place like good little get the back seat when there's no money at all? the rest of rich countries are fighting for inside story on al-jazeera. and then again, what uganda is there as a reminder of our top stories this hour, a leader a region has vowed to fight on despite the prime minister declaring an end to the 3 week military operation. if the military says it has gained full control of the 2 grand caps, dozens of farmers have been killed whilst working in rice fields in. nigeria's north, east. local officials say baka around fighters killed at least 43 people tying some of them up before slaughtering them. and the u.s. appeals

affecting greece crete with showers building to pretty big ones on the storms for western side of egypt and a good part of libya east the gulf will sit 2 books forecast specifically this one here when we need for saturday and sunday and even monday start off that way for the south but still in north africa the showers are crept around the corner once again through liberia and beyond and that'll last i think all weekend. since 2013 wish the world innovation summit to health has gathered health care leaders practitioners and researchers together to learn interact and engage with innovative organizations. this year wish will take place spiritually under the banner of one world our health. registered at wish dot org dot q.a. . with. the e.u. . the i. can back watching al-jazeera live from london our top story of course joe biden edging closer to that magic number of 270 electoral votes that will make him the next president of the united states is now overtaken donald trump in 2 key battleground states pennsylvania and georgia based on the associated press count biden has secured 264 electoral college votes so far d

western sahara. and all this time, argyria, tunisia, and libya look, cheri for the past, past boston travels the roads of mexico, raising the ecological the web and sharing creative solutions to the country's most remote demonstrating cortinas are by deep in the struggle for a better speech. to the past. passed by the cubs of the viewfinder, latin america seen on al-jazeera one name is breaks apart frome when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told. and that's why having face testing in areas with a high infection rate, with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports, people here tell us they are desperate. they're hungry and hope al-jazeera has teams on the ground, a new kind of love to impart the 2nd look down with power to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news around the top stories here on our syria is here appears. prime minister says the military operation in tikrit region is over. after government troops entered and took full control of the regional capital mccully. earlier to grand leaders said the city was under heavy bombardment. iran is vowing retaliation fo

affecting greece crete with showers building to pretty big ones on the storms for western side of egypt and a good part of libya east the gulf will see it 2 books forecast specifically this one here when we need for saturday and sunday and even monday start off that way for the south but still in north africa the showers are crept around the corner once again through liberia and beyond and that'll last i think all weekend. to drive their industrial expansion and european powers colonised future areas of the world rich resources so free labor and fast lands were exploited in the name of civilization and wealth until the colonies decided that had enough in a new 3 part documentary series out as they are exposed the district suffering and legacy of france as an aerial posture. not in tears french to colonize ation coming soon around the world powerful entities are working to manipulate and influence us trolls is thought to scrape just algorithms that a team developed and designed to push content that says quickly every click we make is valuable just sold off the walk and in the further of a 5 part series i would r

western sahara independence group. for summary of front, declared the deal over after moroccan troops launched an operation. rival factions in libya have agreed to hold nationwide elections in december next year. it was announced at the u.n. sponsored talks in tunis, delegates to negotiating the appointment of an interim government ministry representatives, have also been meeting in sauce in central libya. they're discussing the implementation of a cease fire deal signed last month with the un's former envoy to libya. and salamis says that the recent developments are a big step towards ending a decade of violence. i am very hopeful and very welcome is that it will take all right, you'll have this, that is cool, but you will write that you would have probably forgotten it is and have but i have never been as it was because i am today agent of the busy life out of china. sounds a serious player harriet is there. those talks are taking place in to discredit. tell us more about this agreement to hold nationwide elections next year. yes. so that's the big news that of chinnis national elections to be held next december on the 24th dece

western side of grace could also see some wet weather. also just lapping on the shores of tunisia, more than areas over libya. 2 for central parts of africa. it's more the case of sunshine and sure has do you feel validated in south way and the type of performative activism? let's go back to specifically you calling donald trump a white supremacist. the lights are on and there's nowhere to hide. join me, richelle carey, is up at the front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. front row times on al jazeera hello get this is our 0, that's for much of the made news this hour. the political crisis in peru is worsening with interim president manuel, but in a residing just 5 days into the job. he replaced monti in the scholar who was removed from office of allegations of corruption. the un's acting envoy to libya says that she's pleased with the talks aimed at ending nearly a decade of violence. that's despite rival factions being unable to reach a deal on who lead libya through a transitional period. media's prime minister is refusing to step down after widespread anger against a peace dea

western sahara, a pro independence group policy ario front. to clear the deal over after moroccan troops launched operation. rival factions in libya have agreed to hold nationwide elections in december next year. it was announced at the u.n. sponsored talks and tunis delegates for the go city. the appointment of an interim government military representatives of also been meeting inserts in central libya. they've been discussing the implementation of a cease fire deal signed last month. clear areas in tunis where those talks taking place. tell us more about this agreement to hold elections next year. well, the big news coming out of tunis this morning is the plan to hold these national elections next december. that's the 24th of december 2021. so christmas eve next year. so why that particular date? well, that marks the 70th anniversary of libya's declaration of independence through the united nations. from britain and france. know there was a disputed election in libya in 2014. the result of which was the complete collapse of the judiciary and law enforcement. so it's absolutely imperative to get the plans election for next year,

the western weather that we have across parts of the central med could also face some showers, maybe some longer spells of rain into northern areas or maybe into libya as well koukash into egypt. the main rain. that's for the south. frank assessments if mother can public opinion piece betrayed by the should media platforms after november would be good because cautious and if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy, one obvious solution is to break up informed opinions, look at checkers, don't go anywhere. the protesters are going anyway, either it's a bullet with a revolution. he woke up in depth analysis of the day's global headlines. who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera? well, again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news this hour. ethiopia's air force says that it's carried out what it calls surgical attacks near the main city of the to gray region. the prime minister said 3 day ultimatum, given to too great forces to surrender is now over. the u.n. says it's extremely concerned about the worsening humanitarian situation in the region. an estimated 25000 people have now fled the vio

libya. the focus on implementing the cease fire deal that was signed last month. and their 13 year old brought to an end in the disputed territory of western sahara, the prairie, the pendants group. the policy of front has declared the deal over after american troops launched an operation in the region. government authorities deny that any fighting is taking place. laura burton, manley reports a conflict frozen for 3 decades, but never resolved. now a fragile truce in the western sahara between morocco and a pro independence group is under threat. the policies are of france, has been fighting for an independent state in western sahara. an area where between mauritania to the south america to the north, with a population of around half a 1000000 people. but morocco also claims this vast stretch of desert robot accuses policy of front of blocking a main highway. that's preventing the flow of goods between mauritania and morocco . but the policy sorry of front accuses morocco of carrying out attacks against its people, and of igniting war. has publicly officially the facts of launching an armed attack on millions in western sahara. blatant vi

course, western russia and the circulation here not far away from sicily, bringing yet more story well to central med which was show itself up in least not today, but tomorrow in tunisia, libya and increasingly i think egypt now most of north africa is still fine. there are still rain showers as far west as liberia and around the corner into the ivory coast and gama. but on the coast to jump into the stream and to lean on global community bio diversity is bio security. it is that essential for our species to survive? be part of the debate. i know you have my days and you too can be part of this conversation. when no topic is off the table, the police are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to terrorize. and here's the other part of this. there's no consequence. this stream on out is there . there were charges here, a reminder of our top stories this hour. an inquiry into the conduct of australian special forces in afghanistan has found credible evidence of multiple war crimes. the report details, $39.00 unlawful killings of civilians or prisoners aid is beginning to arrive at refugee camps in sudan for those who fled violence in ethiopia's to grave winter. thousa

western norway and disrupting the morning fog in the greyness in poland. but the rain falls and then the sky k.z. a bit of sunshine. north africa is largely dry at the moment apart from libya where you got that offshore breeze and sharp attention. and we have still seen seen showers in west africa, that's no longer the real focus of this still there. and i'm pleased to say that in south sudan, the chance of showers in juber for example, is very low. from the latest news, as it breaks, there was never, much out of out which choice chileans would make. but now it's official. the chileans will be writing a new constitution details coverage through 14 and 15 year old students amongst those facing charges for prosecutors over complicity in a terror to suffocation in-depth reports from around the world. and while it was the biggest gathering in months, the numbers are not what they used to be last year to you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour. the u.k.'s reported more than $50000.00 deaths linked to covert 19 and says countries and governments across europe struggle to contain a rapidly spreading 2nd wave. that includes ukraine, president, lot of mis

western norway and disrupting the morning fog in the greyness in poland. but the rain falls and then the sky k.z. a bit of sunshine. north africa is largely dry at the moment apart from libya where you got that on shore breeze and shop potential. and we have still seen seen showers in west africa, that's no longer the real focus of this still there. and i'm pleased to say that in south sudan, the chance of showers in juber for example, was very low. an, e t. o. p. an hours to grad, turned communist rebel, only to be disappeared. a family's tragedy, and twined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood, you says are going to be my blood on that wall to a life long search for answers and closure. finding salon witness on al-jazeera time. now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera,, coronavirus restrictions are being reimposed in several states across the u.s., where more than 130000 cases were confirmed on tuesday. in europe, the u.k. has reported 595 deaths in 24 hours, while 623 new deaths were recorded in italy, ivory, coast's president, alice sun and without doubt has met the head of the main opposition in an effort to calm tensions

western norway and disrupting the morning fog and the graininess in poland. but the rain falls and then the sky, clear, sunshine north africa is largely dry at the moment apart from libya where you got that on shore breeze and shot potential. and we have still seen seen showers in west africa, that's no longer the real focus of this still there. and i'm pleased to say that inside of sudan, the chance of showers in juber for example, was very low. a multimillion dollar online sex scam in the philippines is blackmailing men from around the world. one on one east. i'm covered as i was small time syndicate became a criminal. and i'm on al-jazeera dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic. let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage. what's the lay of the land there? stripping away the spin ripping story about presidential corruption. it is real reporting. it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line. we all decided we need to tell our school, we don't want to rely on authority and it's media village post on al-jazeera. every local guy king is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera. coronavirus restri