salem: >> nartor: ali is a soldier in the yemeni army.'s father was a taxi driver and two other uncles who were killed were also in the yemeni army. ahmad and salem: a >> narli salem prepared these papers to clear the names of his relatives. he wants the u.s. to pay compensation for their deaths. he says he is now th provider for over 30 family members. we asked the pentagon about the strike and ali salem's account of the deaths. but they would not comment beyond a statement at the time that a strike had occurred on that day in shabwa. ♪ in another part of yemen, safa traveled to the site of the largest known u.s. special foes ground raid in the country. the pentagon said athe time that seven terrorists were killed with no civilian casualties. (animal bleating) >> ahmad: the raid took place on a tiny little village called athlan on ma23, 2017. the people who lived in the village described an apocalyptic scene-- they were so frightened about the amount of u.s. soldiers that were sent. there were the helicopters, the drones. >> narrator: th

for instance korea the yemeni government and the south would be a party they would like the minding the release of leaders from political parties like from the street well it can party who are hosted and that is the whiskey and then on the other side you see how they were using the swap the push really larger political purpose and that has put it to lift the few companies it's very important to see that there is in balance and the political and military experience from both sides and i could see how the who these are very clever in using this as a captive swap deal for pushing that political power purposes and they're very good and this domain and using captives and always there to achieve something larger and it's very remarkable that they will leave. a saudi patient or a. captive in order to send a message about the almost destroyed or devastated health care system especially in the north part of yemen. fighting has again flared up across yemen including near the key port of data that put a six week old u.n. broken seems far in the city in jeopardy now explains. the ceasefire intraday

the six week old cease fire in the yemeni port of a dater appears to be on the brink of collapse. as well as tyreese and on the outskirts of sanaa also the retired general in charge of the un brokered truce he stepped down. and sudan's intelligence chief has ordered all those detained in anti-government protests last week out to be released rights groups say more than a thousand protesters opposition leaders activists and journalists were detained calling for president bashir to step down. now a christian woman who spent eight years on death row for insulting the prophet muhammad is free to leave pakistan after a supreme court judge is up held their decision to acquit her baby was sentenced to death but acquitted last october that court decision sparks nationwide riots by religious party supporters who are demanding an appeal here is more from in some of . police forces and the paramilitary forces and the rangers have been poured on red alert across pakistan and spatially hair in that video with some about where the court has dismissed it a view partition from the daycare lab back

who fighters have been fighting the yemeni government which is backed by the saudi and iraqi military alliance the government says the attack shows the rebels are not ready for peace. when the attack comes a day after the u.n. special envoy for yemen updated the security council on its efforts to end the for you all diplomatic editor james bays has more now from the united nations. the u.n. security council was told a fragile shaky cease fire continues to hold in her data almost a month after initial peace deal was signed in sweden there has been some violence including in her data city and in the southern districts of the government but this is remarkably limited compared to what we saw in the weeks before the stockholm consultations and this relative calm i believe indicates the tangible benefit of the stock and agreement for the people of yemen and it also illustrates the commitment of both parties to make their agreements work. but special envoy martin griffiths seemed to be accentuating the positive in the public meeting when later it went into closed session the council heard fr

activists from yemen urging congress to put a stop to this war and they told me very clearly when yemenis see made in usa on the bombs that are killing them it tells them that the united states of america is responsible for this war this is not a message the united states should be sending to the world the united states should not be supporting a catastrophic war led by a despotic saudi regime with a dangerous and irresponsible military policy lebanese leaders reached a deal on thursday to establish a new national unity government political sources say it's a step that will end nine months of political wrangling over how to share out cabinet portfolios the new government yet to be announced as you know however has more from vapors. the political deadlock is now over nine months of political wrangling lebanon has a now a government it's never an easy process in this country rival politicians agreeing on the distribution of seats simply because of lebanon sectarian based power sharing agreement so rival politicians agreeing on a new cabinet why now well many observers believe france played

at stake are the lives of millions of yemenis who depend on aid to survive like the young patients at this clinic in her job in the northwest abraham is struggling to survive. my flesh and i am none of the aid gets to us none of the organizations aid or food supplies reach us. i love them even when they stopped at the registration we didn't get anything but here war in yemen has resulted in the world's worst humanitarian crisis a short term ceasefire say aid groups is only the first fragile step in pulling the country back from the brink. since two thousand and fifteen the who the rebels with backing from iran have been fighting against the yemeni government which received support from saudi arabia. the un hopes the kings can be ironed out of the current ceasefire in the next few days but what small progress has been made since december is threatened by the constant sound of gunfire. earlier we spoke to his own my c a political analyst on yemen we asked him whether it's likely the u.n. special envoy can implement the peace deal reached in sweden. there's a lot of international pressur

at stake are the lives of millions of yemenis who depend on aid to survive like the young patients at this clinic in her job in the northwest abraham is struggling to survive. my flat and i am none of the aid gets to us none of the organizations aid or food supplies reach us. i loved them even when they started the registration but we didn't get anything done that i'm listening. the war in yemen has resulted in the world's worst humanitarian crisis a short term ceasefire say aid groups is only the first fragile step in pulling the country back from the brink. of un hopes the kings can be ironed out of the current deal in the next few days but small progress has been made since november is threatened by the constant sound of gunfire. and we asked will seem to be the direction off a charity oxfam in yemen how hopeful he was that yemen's fragile ceasefire would hold i think the two four years of war that wald has seen the war went on crisis media and having children are suffering from malnutrition in the country that the bank of play means that they cannot make decline into kolob and als

at stake are the lives of millions of yemenis who depend on aid to survive like the young patients at this clinic in her job in the northwest abraham is struggling to survive. my flat and i think none of the aid gets to us none of the organizations aid or food supplies reach us. a lot of them even when they started the registration we didn't get anything under the bus. the war in yemen has resulted in the world's worst humanitarian crisis the short term cease fire see aid groups is only the first fragile step in pulling the country back from the brink. we need to see the world the book is continue respecting the cease fire in who did the oath even expand the scope of the work of the conversation to have had ceasefire to end the war and then open an. airport for commercial flights. i mean that would be no hindrance from the international community used to access. the list on in need. the u.n. hopes the kings can be ironed out of the current deal in the next few days but what small progress has been made since november is threatened by the constant sound of gunfire. germany's siva defen

if the day the ceasefire collapses completely millions of suffering yemenis will be waiting even longer for the four year old war and i smile but i'll just. sudan security chief was ordered the release of people detained during weeks of protests but failed to calm down the anger against president omar al bashir. oh yes protests are continuing in several cities demanding an end to best years thirty year rule the demonstration started over cuts to bread and fuel subsidies in december dozens have died in clashes with the police so far have been vile has more now from the capital khartoum. this announcement it came as a news line on social media sent by the ministry of information and it followed a visit to one of the prisons in khartoum today by the head of intelligence after that he was quoted as saying that all those detained during the current wave of protests that has been going on for six weeks now will be released however we don't know exactly how many are detained by the government the government. two weeks ago gave a figure of eight hundred plus but social media sources protestor s

rare smiles in the yemeni port city of hiding on the streets cautious optimism about the un brokered cease fire which appeared to be holding in the closing days of december. during the almost four year conflict in yemen data and the people who live here have been bombed and shot out. as opposing sides of the battle to control the city the port of her data is yemen's lifeline where most food imports equipment or medical supplies arrive desperately needed by hospitals like this one in the city of ties in western yemen which patients including fired one hundred rely on to survive. i'm from marker and there's no renal dialysis the most important thing is my treatment without it die. much of tell us has been destroyed as have many other parts of yemen at least sixty thousand yemenis are reported killed in fighting nationwide between warring factions including hooty rebels and pro-government forces backed by a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab and its. aid agencies say millions are close to starvation it's estimated eighty five thousand children have died from malnutrition

and hungry the displaced yemenis losing hope of the talks between the warring sides break down again. and us federal workers get free cheese in fact the government shutdown begins to bite. hello the weather is set fire across china lots of sunshine also dry weather a little bit of cloud i would say was the western side of the country but it is going to say mostly settled and sunnies attempt is in hong kong getting up to around twenty celsius over the next couple of days shanghai hanging on to top temperature of around thirteen degrees twenty four taipei generally settled in sunny showers they come their way into the philippines once again manila at around thirty celsius you've had some showers long spells of right into the north of india recently and some snow over the high ground in delhi has seen some rather lively downpours and this was the scene here yesterday some rather heavy rain coming three or right as we go on through the next couple of days at least as we go on through well when the state stays on settled by this stage nineteen celsius in the cloud right as the snow in the

the country and have better humanitarian access so that we can reach all the yemeni people who are in need and there's such a massive amount of humanitarian need in the country so there's an issue with getting aid in and then the other problem is logistical challenges once you are in the distribution of aid of course to move around the country the security situation is difficult infrastructure has been impacted and we also want to see all parties to this conflict respecting international humanitarian law schools and hospitals should not be targeted and civilians have to be the yemeni civilians have to be the priority in this conflict and have to be protected we've been focusing a great deal we certainly on the port city of data which is significant for different reasons what all the parts of yemeni you particularly want to read about right now we are. able to access people many parts of the country but we need across the entire country this is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world so it's difficult for us to convey the amount of yemenis who are in need and we also see a lot of ai

to massive impact this is the world who programs statement today is not surprising for yemenis we have been saying this for since the two thousand and fourteen coupe this is a very common and a lot of agencies even local agencies have been prevented to implement aid because there has been a political sense of control over these in areas that they control in north of yemen have tend to be more wish strict in regards to their aid and where it goes to also there is a lot of politics involved they tend to control they want the aid to be distributed at certain locations in military hospitals and you know fighting locations and that's not acceptable you know on an ethical levels the u.n. food agency is threatening to suspend some aid shipments it is prudent given the dire situation that you describe usually somebody getting in is better than them. yes i understand that that some aid is better than none but then there also needs to be a sense of that certain things are unacceptable and there are certain things that are acceptable but these types of actions are against international humanitari

maybe on the face of the yemeni port city of head day there is at the center of a un betsy's factory that between the who thieves and pro-government forces the un has accused both sides of failing to honor the terms of the deal which called for all sides to withdraw from matheson takes a look at this fragile truth. rare smiles and the yemeni port city of putting on the streets cautious optimism about the un brokered cease fire which appeared to be holding in the closing days of december. during the almost four year conflict in yemen hud ada and the people who live here have been bombed and shot at. as opposing sides of the battle to control the city. the port of her data is yemen's lifeline where most food imports equipment or medical supplies arrive desperately needed by hospitals like this one in the city of ties in western yemen which patients including fired one hundred rely on to survive. are in fact i'm from our marker and there's no renal dialysis the most important thing is my treatment without it die. much of tell us has been destroyed as have many other parts of yemen at le

rare smiles in the yemeni port city of hiding on the streets cautious optimism about the un brokered cease fire which appeared to be holding in the closing days of december. during the almost four year conflict in yemen data and the people who live here have been bombed and shot at. as opposing sides of the battle to control the city the port of her data is yemen's lifeline where most food imports equipment or medical supplies arrive desperately needed by hospitals like this one in the city of ties in western yemen which patients including fired one hundred rely on to survive. i'm from our marker and there's no renal dialysis the most important thing is my treatment without it i'll die. much of tell us has been destroyed as have many other parts of yemen at least sixty thousand yemenis are reported killed in fighting nationwide between warring factions including hooty rebels and pro-government forces backed by a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab and its. aid agencies say millions are close to starvation it's estimated eighty five thousand children have died from malnu

reject the who are saying they must withdraw immediately and a lot of the yemeni army to take over. if the day the ceasefire collapses completely millions of suffering yemenis will be waiting even longer for the four year old war and i smile but i'll just. venezuelan supreme court has banned the self declared interim president from leaving the country the court has also frozen one of those assets it's in response to the trump ministrations moves to have them control of venezuela's u.s. bank accounts. reports from neighboring colombia. it took the venezuelan government less than twenty four hours to attempt to strike back against the latest round of you saying soon the country's attorney general announced. the leader of the opposition and self-proclaimed interim president will be banned from leaving the country and his bank accounts will be frozen. we have opened a preliminary investigation we have come to the supreme court to request cautionary measures cautionary measures as we carry out the investigation against the citizen a travel ban to avoid his departure from the country and

to the un's top humanitarian official the situation for ordinary human is remains dire millions of yemenis are looking to ask for assistance and protection and we need to see more and faster progress on all the humanitarian elements of your resolution to make any practical difference to their lives the u.n. special envoy said sweden is only the start of the next part achieving a last thing political agreement will be even harder a former u.s. ambassador to yemen laid out the challenges ahead what he got out of stockholm was in some sense of the fruit in some instances in fact there was. an issue that had already been agreed that the prisoner exchange so as so what's going to come next is going to be much more of a trial and there's talk here of fresh talks on yemen to be held in either kuwait or jordan but so far the u.n. has not felt confident enough to name a date james out of the united nations. palestinians in the occupied west bank have been protesting against a controversial social security law which came into effect late last year that aims to create a pension scheme for private sec

if the day the ceasefire collapses completely millions of suffering yemenis will be waiting even longer for the four year old war to and i smile but i'll just. police and so than the rest a senior member of the opposition or maher party which says security forces surrounded the home of money i'm sorry. i'm detained along with others. on tuesday so.

yemen yemenis are suffering a sharp shortage of basic needs and all the relief agencies operating here cannot afford to meet all those needs therefore the red cross reiterate so that the political situation is a must in order to put to an end the suffering of the yemenis despite a ceasefire in his hometown which came into effect last month mohammad is not hopeful about the future of his country only the future of his children and i have to look around and see for yourself how we are living our children are dying because of cold and hunger i am jobless i can't even afford to beg where do i go i may yet. any loss to my own homeland if no help is provided we will all be left to die there are reports of fighting resuming in her data over the past few days which not only threaten civilians who've suffered years of conflict but also risks the fragile cease fire door such a pari al-jazeera. brazil's new president has thrown out the welcome mat for big business and major investors on day one of the world economic forum in davos jay both said i don't need a special address of the summit same br

the ceasefire in the yemeni port city of data appears on the brink of collapse as fighting flares up when the man in charge of the un brokered truce steps down. free to leave pakistan the supremes holds a decision to acquit a christian woman sentenced to death insulting the prophet muhammad. in limbo the migrants and refugees facing an uncertain future on the mediterranean island of cyprus. welcome to the program venezuela's attorney general has asked the supreme court to open a parliamentary investigation into self-proclaimed president. is also called on the court to freeze the opposition to his bank accounts and to impose a travel ban on him on monday the u.s. imposed its toughest of a sanctions on venezuela's state owned oil company. and froze seven billion dollars worth of its assets and earlier the un warned that a government crackdown on a protest is as led to a record number of detentions. just twenty sort of generally that if you recall the biggest wins here there were at least we now believe six hundred ninety six people . throughout the country as a whole long as a still re

if the day the ceasefire collapses completely millions of suffering yemenis will be waiting even longer for the four year old war and i smile but i'll just. head of u.s. intelligence says north career is unlikely to give up all its nuclear weapons as part of a new report presented to the senate on global threats the assessment is that odds with president donald trump is planning a second summit with north korean leader kim jong il and mike hanna reports now from washington. president trump or traces negotiations with north korea's leader as one of the major successes of his presidency he claims to have made the world a safer place and recently announced that a second summit will be held next month jim john byrne is looking very forward to it so much. made a lot of progress that has not been reported by the media but we have made a lot of progress not so say intelligence chiefs their conclusion that north korea remains a major threat we currently assess that north korea will seek to retain its w m d capabilities in is unlikely to completely give up its nuclear weapons and production capa

it was several people reported killed and some who think rebels have been fighting the yemeni government which is backed by the saudi emira military alliance well the attack comes a day after the u.n. special envoy for yemen updated the security council on his peace efforts our diplomatic editor james pace has more now from the united nations the u.n. security council was told a fragile shaky cease fire continues to hold in her data almost a month after a little peace deal was signed in sweden has been some violence including in her data city and in the southern districts of the government but this is remarkably limited compared to what we saw in the weeks before the stockholm consultations and this relative calm i believe indicates the tangible benefit of the stockroom agreement for the people of yemen and it also illustrates the commitment of both parties to make their agreements work. but special envoy martin griffiths seemed to be accentuating the positive in the public meeting when later it went into closed session the council heard from major general patrick kamut the dutch general

brokered ceasefire in jeopardy nor really dire situations pushed fourteen million the yemenis close to famine now the retired dutch general in charge of the truce has stepped down from his role hopes of keeping the agreement intact fading reports . the ceasefire intraday appears to be on the verge of falling apart fighting has intensified on the outskirts of yemen's main port city further north government troops backed by the sergeant led military coalition are on the move to capture areas near the who think controlled capital sanaa un envoy martin griffiths met who think him and to plead with them to maintain the data ceasefire which began six weeks ago. the hands of the rebels political council told the u.n. envoy that saudi arabia is undermining the truce no economic now and our focus is to consolidate the front lines our success will depend on what we will achieve militarily this is the retired dutch general who was given the job of ensuring the delicate ceasefire doesn't fall apart patrick comer met leaders of the yemeni government in exile in the city of aden. and he's due in her

that if the yemeni people depend on foreign aid and humanitarian assistance if it is stopped him and will face a humanitarian catastrophe we don't have jobs and we don't have salaries and we can't work the assessment from the world food program came after the release of an investigation by the a so-so. he did press news agency which said it also saw documents suggesting that rations intended for families and ties are being stolen by armed units working with the saudi u.a.e. coalition forces in recent weeks a un supported peace process that started in sweden has led to a fragile cease fire in the strategic port city of her data and while the level of overall violence there has been reduced the u.n. has expressed disappointment that much needed humanitarian corridors have still not been established. a new device that could revolutionize cancer detection is being tested in the united kingdom a breathalyzer designed to pick up early signs of the disease quickly and painlessly if successful doctors say it could save thousands of lives as. much as. it's called the breath biopsy a new weapo

now if the drone attack has struck a yemeni government a military parade. happened and that lige province killing at least five people the rebels have been fighting the yemeni government which is backed by the saudi ambassador military alliance that attack comes a day after the u.n. special envoy for yemen updated the security council on his peace efforts once it gets to james bays has more from the united nations. the u.n. security council was told a fragile shaky cease fire continues to hold in her data almost a month after initial peace deal was signed in sweden there has been some violence including in the data city and in the southern districts of the government but this is remarkably limited compared to what we saw in the weeks before the stockholm consultations and this relative calm i believe indicates the tangible benefit of the stock and agreement for the people of yemen and it also illustrates the commitment of both parties to make their agreements work. but special envoy martin griffiths seemed to be accentuating the positive in the public meeti

purely partisan lines mike hanna al jazeera washington there are reports say he drove his truck a yemeni government military parade in the his province with several people reported killed who the rebels have been fighting to get many governments which is backed by the saudi military alliance or the attack comes a day after the u.n. special envoy for yemen updated the security council on his peace efforts diplomatic editor james bays has more now from the united nations. the u.n. security council was told a fragile shaky cease fire continues to hold in her data almost a month after initial peace deal was signed in sweden there has been some violence including in the data city and in the southern districts of the government over this is remarkably limited compared to what we saw in the weeks before the stockholm consultations and this relative calm i believe indicates the tangible benefit of the stock and agreement for the people of yemen and it also illustrates the commitment of both parties to make their agreements work. but special envoy martin griffiths seemed to be accentuating the po

the ceasefire in the yemeni port city of data appears on the brink of collapse.

all these five people are dead after houthi drone hit yemeni government forces at a military parade in the heads province a yemeni commander denied that there were any casualties but as reports they pictures appears to show otherwise that issue one hundred fifty billion away in his army but about. a deadly drone attack on a military parade outside the southern port city of eight. zero zero. two three fighters targeting troops as well as commanders from the saudi led coalition or the leading chaos in the minutes following the attack then the casualties can be seen as people scramble for cover oh. it comes as a blow to yemen peace efforts after cease fire was signed for the key port city of haditha last month. it also comes just a day after united nations envoy martin griffiths told the security council that the greens had brought a considerable deescalation to the conflict the airstrike was carried out by a cost of two drone targeting the air base in the southern province of laos. this attack will likely raise new questions about iran's alleged role in arming to do thiis with drones and

welcome to the news grid what's hoped for her date of the cease fire and that important yemeni city is on the verge of collapse as the man who is monitoring the cease fire the u.n. puts the job they will look at what would happen if when this deal says three weeks . also on the grid the squeeze goes on venezuela and president nicolas maduro the united states buys and sanctions on the state oil company venezuela's economic lifeline at a time when the economy is already teetering on collapse and it is the second semifinal in football's asian cup but this one's got added spice it's concept versus the u.a.e. the former on the block paid for eighteen months the master has made it illegal to support potter and we will have the final results in this newsgroup and gas shortages in syria causing outrage on line we have all the reaction to that story and hear about how to treat us through the chinese the hash tag eighteen is back. with a new spirit to live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live at al-jazeera dot com and it looks like the six week old brokered cease fire in th

rare smiles in the yemeni port city of hadera on the streets cautious optimism about the un brokered cease fire which appeared to be holding in the closing days of december. during the almost four year conflict in yemen data on the people who live here have been bombed and shot out. as opposing sides of the battle to control the city the port of her data is yemen's lifeline where most food imports equipment or medical supplies arrive desperately needed by hospitals like this one in the city of toys in western yemen which patients including fired mohamed rely on to survive. i'm from a marker and there's no renal dialysis the most important thing is my treatment without it or die. much of tell us has been destroyed as have many other parts of yemen at least sixty thousand yemenis are reported killed in fighting nationwide between warring factions including hooty rebels and pro-government forces backed by a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab and its. aid agencies say millions are close to starvation it's estimated eighty five thousand children have died from malnutrition

around six us and this is al jazeera a long way from london also coming up people in the yemeni port city of had data say shelling is continuing despite a un backed truce critic elizabeth warren becomes the best known democrat so far to move towards running for the white house in twenty twenty. the. happy new year from hong kong as the world welcomes in twenty nineteen. sit downs president bashir has addressed the nation on the eve of independence day as protests over living conditions threaten to undermine planned celebrations case of fired tear gas to try and disperse the crowds in the capital khartoum on the thirteenth straight day of protests the president is refusing to apologize for the political turmoil in the country and has slammed the recent protests against rising fuel food and fuel prices to sherry's blaming saddam's economic problems on years of international sanctions most of which have landed him open if following events in concert. today is the thirteenth day of protests people once again marched out into the streets protesting president dominant issues twenty nine ye

a drone attack on a yemeni military parade threatens to derail the peace efforts by the u.n. . and when it's when it's president nicolas maduro is sworn in for another term as thousands for me a devastating economic crisis. hello again and welcome back we're here across china we have seen plenty of rain as well as snow over the last few days and that's going to continue in some locations but i want to take you over here towards the man province ensure the video that came out here on wednesday we had a lot of traffic problems because of the snow across much of the province and a lot of the delays will cause because of the snow in many areas where they couldn't really prepare for it i want to show you what we can expect to see over the next two days because things are going to get better here on the forecast map up towards the north the rain in the snow have stopped we're still going to be seeing some rain here across parts of shanghai with the tempter there of ninety degrees a little bit more towards the west though it is going to be the snow by the time we get to saturday thing

and yemen yemenis are suffering a sharp shortage of basic needs and although relief agencies operating here cannot afford to meet all those needs therefore the red cross reiterate so that the political situation is a must in order to put to an end the suffering of the yemenis despite a ceasefire in his hometown which came into effect last month mohammad is not hopeful about the future of his country only the future of his children and i have to look around and see for yourself how we are living our children are dying because of cold and hunger i am a jobless i can't even afford to beg where do i go i'm a yemeni lost in my own homeland if no help is provided we will all be left to die there are reports of fighting resuming in her data over the past few days which not only threaten civilians who suffered years of conflict but also risks the fragile cease fire door such a pari al-jazeera. an organization that fights human trafficking as discover the tens of thousands of young nigerian girls are being used the sex slaves by miner is in southern mali the national agency for the prohibition

envoy is holding talks with the yemeni government in saudi arabia a day after meeting the. preparing for the worst a trial in southern england to make sure things go smoothly in case of a no deal breaks it. all celebrates a famous victory there i want to test series in australia for the very first. welcome to the program the bombs government's special forces have arrested soldiers who took over the national radio station in an apparent coup attempt the communications minister says the situation will be under control soon the soldiers broadcast messages criticizing president ali bongo on demba who's been out of the country for medical treatment since october. mr understand. the message to the head of state. is that rebates on his health has reinforced doubts about the president's ability to handle the heavy burden of the responsibilities of his office. but things are good in the home that has given us everything and made us the people we are we cannot abandon it said the patriotic movements of fence and security forces in order to preserve the integrity of the country decide

just imagine one point eight million yemeni children have severe malnutrition the largest outbreak of cholera since records began the largest manmade humanitarian disaster all this happened after the so did it could have declared the war in yemen on the twenty sixth of march two thousand and fifteen but the united kingdom is like that type of country that will smile at you on to say i will we we are going to help you we need to those in yemen and then they will give a knife to someone to stab you or they will stab you in the back to form the beginning of the war i haven't heard a single direct condemn nation from the united kingdom or any overture in the united kingdom name in saudi they always try to make it a civil war and this is not a civil war that's why it's called the coalition is not called them any coalition of tourism is government has not asked for. for a ceasefire but the british government would deny that they have helped to kill quarter of a million children i've just got to find we ask you about the claims you've been making that in effect britain is aiding al qaeda. in