al-jazeera. the arab. footy back to this is a news hour live from the headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes big gains for hong kong school democracy candidates in local elections as voters send a clear signal of support to the protests move its. top indoctrinated and punish leaks documents reveal new evidence of china's repression of more than a 1000000 ethnic minorities in chin jiang province also this hour rescuers struggle to reach areas of kenya devastated by landslides that have killed dozens of people . and with his country in the grip of massive protests colombia's president begins what he's calling a national dialogue. the big. thank you for joining us pro-democracy candidates in hong kong have won an unprecedented and symbolic victory in district council elections voters turned out in record numbers after almost 6 months of protests that have cause a territory's worst political crisis in decades live to soft rock in hong kong in just a moment but 1st this report from scott hyde. in

al-jazeera. has pop star turned opposition m.p. bobby wine is challenging president yoweri museveni in elections expected to be held in 2021 with 70 has been in power since 986 but why is rises not being without its challenges diplomatic get it to jobs by sat down with him for an exclusive interview. it's relatively recent that even emerged on the political scene you were before that a musician why did you decide to go into politics i'm a musician social activist and get a youth who recently recently but it's 2 years ago decided to run and become a member of parliament and you've been an m.p. for 2 years now have been in the government's targeting of you has continued since you've been an m.p. not only is your music banned your concerts banned but you have faced attack tell me about the incident when your driver was killed well i say the day i went to parliament that since the parliament refused to come to the ghetto they get a will come to the parliament of course when i got into parliament it brought a lot of attention of the com

al-jazeera. at least 56 people are known to have died in landslides in northwestern kenya but with bridges and roads swept away rescuers are struggling to reach all of the affected villages and their own sure how many people are so missing me reports. william and his 6 year old son gilbert have been searching for alice but so far there's no sign of gilbert's missing 8 year old sister or 4 year old brother. it was about midnight we heard loud noise and then we were swept away by floodwater i heard my son screaming i risk you tim his mother and one other child but 2 of my children were swept away way yet to recover their bodies. this mother is searching for her 16 year old daughter who was at a friend's house when the landslide hit on saturday in kenya's west polka dot county. i'm here looking for my daughter's body i want to know who can help me get her body back. red cross aid workers are recording the names of people who are missing relatives are reluctant to leave but politicians worried about

that china complex part one on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every year on. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the out of their news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes more deaths in iraq as protesters continue to take to the streets even though the. prime minister hands in his resignation to parliament. the pressure mounts for malta prime minister to resign now a wealthy businessman is charging relation to the murder of a journalist. and a day after a deadly attack in central london the u.k. prime minister fouls to toughen sentences.

al-jazeera to this. president congress to allow troops back on the streets to defend public services the request by sebastian pinera came just hours after human rights watch released a damning report alleging abuses by the security forces during recent protests are latin america editor of a sandeman reports from santiago. chile has been embroiled in the peaceful protests and uncontrollable violence for more than 7 weeks the 2nd time in 5 days the government was served with a harsher push on the state of human rights this time from the washington based in geo human rights watch while recognizing a serious deterioration in public security the report concludes that security and police are part of the problem rather than the solution the kind of reforms that the government. has to implement to change the behavior and address the fundamental. problems of lack of accountability and brutality. the national police of chile are urging 0 no 7 not excessive use of force illegal detention sexual abuse brutal beating

al jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha the quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera israel's military says it's killed the commander of the armed group islamic jihad and then a strike on gaza the health ministry that says a man and a woman died in the attack israel accuses the iranian backed palestinian group of carrying out rocket attacks inside israel well let's get more now from harry for set in west jerusalem how so what more do we know about these israeli airstrikes on gaza and the targets they hit. well the the main a strike was the one that killed. the palestinian islamic jihad senior commander whom israel blames for the spate of rocket attacks that have come from gaza fired by the. military wing of islamic jihad of many months now they say that. they targeted the building in which he was sleeping the prime minister's office here has confirmed that he has been neutralized the israeli military calling him a ticking bomb saying that he was planning for the imminent attacks and t

on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera here bonder about top stories the un. security forces are playing to fear and intimidation ahead of next year's presidential election it says being pressured to support the governing party of president clinton's. iraq's parliament is preparing to discuss a new electoral reform bill politicians are hoping this will calm the corruption and unemployment at least $330.00 people have been killed since the. demonstrations in chile have now entered their 5th week the protests began over a hike in metro fears but expanded to include economic and social inequality. candidates in guinea-bissau presidential election have held their final rallies ahead of sunday's vote incumbent president. is running against a live in challenges including 2 of his former prime ministers al-jazeera is nicolas reports from the capital. while this presidential campaign feels and sounds like a carnival. neighboring countries fear it could end in disaster. some of the candidates like domingo's see more speeded up have west african soldiers protecting them

on al-jazeera. u.n. peacekeepers opened fire as protesters stormed a united nations compound in the democratic republic of congo 2 people have been killed in the breast. i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from dog also coming up pro-democracy pop it's been a landslide victory in hong kong's local council elections it follows months of protests. the death toll rises off the landslides in kenya rescuers are trying to reach thousands of people in desperate need of help. a $1000000000.00 jewelry collection described as unique and priceless stolen from a german museum. we begin with breaking news in the democratic republic of congo u.n. peacekeepers of fired live rounds as thousands of protesters stormed the u.n. base in the town of benny 2 people have been killed in the unrest the u.n. denies its forces were responsible and is now calling for calm the protesters are angry about an increasing number of attacks by rebels in the area the city appears to be in lockdown and gun shots have been heard earlier a

this is al jazeera. everyone on come out santa maria this is the news from al-jazeera protests carry on into the night in chile now interest 2nd month. chaotic scenes in colombia and police move in to break up crowds in the capital. which. place the town people still have questions over their role in ending the country's civil war. and a round table on president donald trump meat industry executives health advocates push for a ban on flavored cigarettes. so we're looking at south america in this news hour with protests in several countries that have crippled major cities and brought many of them to a standstill 1st of all chilly the protests which began last month when students in santiago started demonstrating against a subway fare increase since then though it's widened out it's grown with demands for political and economic reforms then there is colombia a proposal to change the minimum wage and to introduce possible pension and tax reforms as led to a strike and a huge rally or number of rallies in bo

agency next on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian finnigan this is the news on live from coming up in the next 60 minutes the campaign of fear in burundi opposition activists accuse security forces of intimidation ahead of elections but the government rejects the claims of. promises of a national conversation and social change in colombia but they fail to competence to those who are defying a curfew to keep up the pressure. sort of freedom people on the pacific island of bogun ville votes in the hope of independence. and in support of rafael nadal doubles up so winning effect in front of his home crowd the world number one showing his fighting spirit to help spine advance to the davis cup before. we begin this news in burundi where elections are now 6 months away but there are concerns over security opposition leaders say there's a climate of fear and intimidation against those who are critical of the governing party the u.n. has issued a warning but the government has told al jazeera that the election will be free a

al-jazeera . hello i'm sammy's a them this is counting the cost of al-jazeera your weekly look at world of business and economics this week private contractors as russia uses mercenaries in conflicts from syria to libya and china steps up to protect its workers overseas what's the future of. what's a few $100000000000.00 here and there isn't worth 2 trillion dollars but is the saudi state owned oil company relevant. google and apple are muscling in on computer gaming with their own platforms or does that.

witness on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. and taylor this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up. record numbers turned out to cast their ballot in hong kong but local elections that many are treating as a proxy referendum on months of anti-government protests. the death toll from heavy rains the town least floods in western kenya has risen to 60 at least 7 of those are missing. and a small passenger plane crashes into a densely populated neighborhood in the city of goma in eastern democratic republic of congo at least 27 people have been killed. and i'm we are hearty and doha with sports spain just won the davis cup for a 6th time and prescient home fans and then an 8 year drought. counting is underway in hong kong after a record turnout for the territory's local elections the vote is seen by many as a test of public opinion on hong kong's relationship with beijing after months of sometimes violent protests at least 2900000 people cast their ballots that's more than 70 percent of all registered voters results

victoria gate and be al-jazeera. yemen's transport minister has criticized the paris sharing deal signed last week with separatists in the south so there are just one these said this a deal brokered deal threatens the legitimacy of his own government's job one e was targeted in a car bomb attack just hours after an initial deal was announced the riyadh agreements aims to end months of violence between government forces and fighters large fires have been burning around hong kong university after protesters hurled petrol bombs towards police security forces fired tear gas back at demonstrators in some of the most dramatic scenes of the last 5 months of protests in the city china's also confirmed it sent its army into the streets on friday to help clean up their brainier one of the universities and host government says it didn't ask for any assistance. still to come on al-jazeera we'll have to get me to find out why so many people are in despair in which the protests despite the recent violence also a trailblazing journ

al-jazeera. interview with. uncertainty in iraq after the prime minister and his resignation following weeks of violent antigovernment protests. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera line from our headquarters here and also coming up on the streets again high school students in hong kong rally against alleged police brutality and demand more democratic reforms. more violence in eastern democratic republic of congo where a rebel group has killed dozens of people plus. i'm. in my home. they say they're living in a constant fear of fiction but that they are determined to fight for what they claim is their habitat. the iraqi cabinet is due to meet on saturday a day after the prime minister. he said he intends to resign his announcement came after a violent crackdown on anti-government protesters who took charge last year says he will submit his resignation to the parliament has this report from baghdad. the celebrations were instantaneous as soon as it up the prime minister i did the announced his inten

unscripted on al-jazeera. great israeli airstrikes in gaza severed all the hard work but i think that's all right there right now that cuts out of i'm. fighting for his political gosh. hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories we're covering this week cause and effect there are hard stakes electoral politics playing out in israel and palestinians are paying the price yet again do you tubers chronicling and powering the protests in al.

byrne it's an al-jazeera. iran's president has just announced that poor people will start receiving subsidies or mundo to help pay for fuel price hikes it's hussen rouhani whose response to protests against the increases dorsetshire bari joins us now from tehran also these subsidies were going to be implemented in any case but now they've they've been brought forward. yes they've been moved up for about a couple weeks i would say given the response that the general public had to the announcement that was a surprise announcement of the fuel increase on friday morning when they woke up to the news the general public had no warning given to them that the price of petrol was going to go up threefold overnight the president has said that this was because there was a need to provide more subsidies to nearly 60000000 people that were living near the poverty line in iran and the government was trying to remedy that he said that the government had 3 choices one that was to raise taxes to that was to increase its sale o

east and undertakers this is europe on al-jazeera. tarver 2nd of the top stories here of the al-jazeera news out to gas has been fired in hong kong as thousands of people rallied for the 22nd straight week and a large crowd was saw from entering a park where the anti-government gathering was planned the demonstrations of grown over the past 5 months mainly over china's perceived increasing influence. at least $53.00 soldiers and one civilian are being killed in an attack on a military base in northeastern mali was carried out on an outpost in the minako region. at least 120 people have been injured in the southern iraqi city of. the country's human rights commission says many were hurt when security forces moved to break up a protest hundreds have been blocking roads leading to the polls and all fields. 34 civilians have died in russian airstrikes in syria's northwestern if province fighting there is intensified and by the mountains around the latakia region on saturday rebel forces launch an operation to halt the advance of syrian go

on al-jazeera. after yet another election spain is finally to have a government that's up to the socialists teamed up with a far left party but in a fragmented political landscape can it solve the country's many challenges this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan just a few months ago spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez refused to form a government with the put damus posse sanchez said he would have trouble sleeping at night if there were but they most ministers in his government but he's now performed a political u. turn and agreed to partner the hard left party to form the country's 1st coalition cabinet in modern times the breakthrough comes out of sanchez emerged as the weakened winner of sunday's general election spain's ruling socialist party once again fell short of a majority.

it's on al-jazeera. and richelle carey and joe hobbes are the top stories on al-jazeera as president has announced peace talks have resumed with the afghan taliban the news came during a surprise visit to afghanistan where he met with present and u.s. soldiers stationed there wasn't jordan has more. the u.s. commander in chief celebrates thanksgiving with troops a dog room air base in afghanistan a tradition going back to the start of the conflict against the taliban in 2001 but after 18 years it's a war washington is struggling to finish and donald trump says he's lies in the hands of the taliban the taliban wants to make a deal we'll see if they want to make a deal it's going to be a real deal but we'll see but they want to make a deal and they only want to make a deal because you're doing a great job the chillers they want to make you trouble announced for the 1st time the taliban is interested in reaching a peace agreement with the government in kabul this after they released 2 western hostages and 1

fall on al jazeera was. you know this is a news hour on al-jazeera fully back to draw in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. brazil's jailed former president is free and promising to once again shake up the country's politics. for more demonstrators are killed in baghdad amid reports iraqi security forces are moving into protests sites in the capital. hello i'm maryam namazie in london with the top stories from europe including white flags of the eastern ukraine signal of hold back from both sides after 5 years of conflict. and i'm real hard in with sports history is on the line is the england women's football team played germany at wembley england looking for their 1st ever home win against the germans in front of what is expected to be a record crowd. thank you very much for joining as we begin in brazil this hour where former president lula da silva is holding a rally and talking to his supporters at a metal workers union in the city of sabra not a company let's listen in to what he asks. the most. but

quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the u.s. ambassador to the european union has delivered some of the most anticipated testimony at the donald trump impeachment inquiry gordon songen described broad involvement of the trumpet ministration in a pressure campaign against ukraine the white house though says his testimony completely exonerated the president while trump says the inquiry is over was there a quid pro quo as i testified previously with regard to the requested white house call and the white house the answer is yes. mr giuliani conveyed to secretary perry ambassador volker and others that president trump wanted a public statement from president selenski committing to investigations of the research and the 2016 election mr giuliani expressed those requests directly to the ukrainians and mr giuliani also expressed those requests directly to us we all understood that these prerequisites for the white house call and the right white house meeting reflected president trumps desires and requirements to american defense officia

al jazeera hong kong. but despite the scale of the victory beijing says it will continue to back home calls me to carry law and her government andrew thomas has the view from beijing. in mainland china hong kong's election results are being effectively ignored asked about the landslide victory for pro-democracy candidates a spokesman but china's foreign ministry of voided the question drew ball to an ending violence and restoring order is the priority for hong kong hong kong is a passive china in hong kong a fears a purely china's internal a few. chinese media 2 said nothing about opposition parties doing well this is monday's china day printed on sunday night before the results came out inside it suggests the high turnout is good news for promise stablish from parties but since the results are come out nothing no update on the website of this newspaper at all and nothing in any of china's official media on the substance of the results. we stopped people in beijing to ask them what they thought of the resu

al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera yemen's internationally recognized government has signed a power sharing agreement with southern separatists the deal was brokered by saudi arabia and aims to end the months of violence between government forces and the u.a.e. backed fighters or a bird in mali has won after months of negotiations finally a deal it's aimed at sharing power between president months of government and the separatists and transitional council. the saudi crown prince mohammed bin so mom says it's a step towards a political solution to end the war in yemen under the plan yemen's government will return to aden to put state institutions back in place and members of the sudden transitional council get cabinet positions all forces would join together under the coalition to restore stability and security. the un special envoy martin group has welcomed the deal stating the signing of this agreement is an important step for our collective eff

this is al-jazeera. so rahman you're watching the al-jazeera news our lives headquarters here in doha are coming up in the next 60 minutes a record turnout in hong kong elections after months of anti-government protests. thanks to nigeria's. obvious badgery's now this is not always right. voting for a new president in guinea where there's been deep political division. also blocking the way the difficulties facing rescuers in northwestern kenya after dozens are killed in landslides and breathing new life into the world's coral reefs how the pacific waters of palau have become a big can of hope. i'm joined again with the sport as crowned asian champions and down to wilder defends his heavyweight boxing title with yet another devastating knockout to win as we match in the 14th enough they can. become please welcome to the news hour a record number of voters have had their say in hong kong's district elections with less than an hour and a half before those polls close about 2 thirds of eligible voters have c

al jazeera hong kong. up to a 1000000 people across east africa struggling to cope with severe flooding and landslides at least 52 people have died in kenya rescue workers in west palm close to the border with uganda are trying to reach thousands of people in need of help because of rain damaged roads and. bridges. people to move from the areas where they are mudslides and go to the evacuation center because. it is going to rain and then we are going to get food and other relief and medical supplies to help those affected. these kind of flooding are becoming almost unusual events last year we sold dumbs breaking up bunks blasting their bunks and killing so many people all the flooding and inundating villages and towns along the banks and many people asking why was the small voided but the government is quick to say these due to climate change and beyond their control they are also sending out a very tough warning to people living only in low lying areas also along the river banks that the banks are bound t

november on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. alabam how long he'd seen in doha and this is the al-jazeera news are coming up in the next 60 minutes the us imposes new sanctions on iran as it takes another step away from the 2050 nuclear deal. parts of santiago at a standstill as thousands of protesters vent their anger over social inequality. iraqi security forces opened fire on baghdad demonstrators with at least 5 people reported dead. and one american diplomat feels threatened by donald trump new details emerge in the impeachment inquiry. 40 years to the days since a rainy and pretenses took us embassy staff hostage both countries have taken steps likely to worsen their already strained relationship the u.s. treasury secretary announced new sanctions against iran's armed forces general staff its most senior military body and 9 people connected to the supreme leader ali herman a earlier on monday around sick another step away from the 2050 new clear deal so iran says it's now operating twice as many advanced centrifuges asmer

al-jazeera. fully back to bill of this is the news hour live from the head quarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. later much anger in the democratic republic of congo protesters storm the u.n. mission accusing peacekeepers of not protecting them from the rubble of talks. hezbollah and hamas supporters in lebanon clashed with protesters for a 2nd nice raising theistic tarion globes will dig in to preserve political power. on this international day to end violence against women thousands rally across latin america trip to protest the alarming rate of time in size in the region plus another bout of extreme weather brings flooding and landslides to 3 european countries. thank you for joining as the united nations is calling for calm in eastern democratic republic of congo after hundreds of protesters in the city of beni stormed un buildings and set fire to the mayor's office at least 4 people were killed by gunfire but the u.n. denies that its peacekeepers shot at anyone reports on why th

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questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. big gains from hong kong's pro-democracy candidate sounds poses sends a clear signal of supports to the protest movements. and how he did this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up rescuers struggle to reach areas of kenya devastated by landslides that have killed dozens of people . al-jazeera uncovers hard diplomatic passports are being secretly sold to help keep caribbean politicians in power plus. i got something important really wrong. past mistakes come back to haunt former new york mayor michael bloomberg as

on al-jazeera. the taliban says it's willing to restart peace talks with the u.s. as president trump tells troops in afghanistan he thinks the group is ready to strike a deal. i'm stan grant this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up hoping to raise traces of ousted president bashir sudan's new government passes a law to dissolve his party and dismantle his regime. a new political era uruguay a conservative wins the presidential election ending 50 years of leftist rule. that people have. and they would stop if. we talk to ugandan pop star turned opposition m.p. bobby why are you seeking the country's top job. after weeks of stalled talks preliminary negotiations between the u.s. and the afghan taliban have resumed the taliban has told al jazeera some meetings have taken place to pave the way for the resumption for formal talks president donald trump canceled negotiations in september following the death of the u.s. soldier but he told troops on a surprise trip to afghanistan that he believed the group was willing to strike a deal roslan jordan has more. the u

jay selects on al-jazeera. uncertainty in iraq after the prime minister announces his resignation following weeks of violent antigovernment protests. hello and welcome i'm peter dubey you're watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up more violence in eastern democratic republic of congo where a rebel group has killed dozens of people. out on the streets again high school students in hong kong rally against alleged police brutality and demand more democratic reforms plus. in my. state and parts of zimbabwe i'm how do. i tell you why many families are still struggling. iraq's cabinet is set to meet in a few hours from now that meeting comes a day after the prime minister announced he intends to resign. decision followed weeks of antigovernment protests which have turned violent for 2 months iraqis have been demonstrating to demand jobs better services and an end to corruption. in the city of nasiriya protesters tried to storm the police headquarters at least 17 people were killed in confrontations there on

al-jazeera. the u.s. government is forced to release documents on its dealings with ukraine revealing multiple contacts between the president's personal lawyer and the secretary of state. yet i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up search and rescue efforts are underway in kenya where dozens are dead following a landslide triggered by heavy rains. self-confessed chinese spy turns on his government and gives details of china's interference aboard. song of freedom people on the pacific island of bogun ville votes in the hope of independence. in the u.s. the state department has released records related to its teachings with ukraine that a $100.00 page document was made public after a freedom of information lawsuit was brought by an ethics watchdog it confirms multiple contacts between secretary of state mike bump a.o. and donald trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani earlier this year the exchanges took place in the months before the then u.s. ambassador to ukraine mar

on al-jazeera. the o.r. . hong kong's leader says protesters are now the people's enemy after one of the most violent days in 5 months of anti-government demonstrations. player watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to ball also ahead an election dispute in bolivia forces ever moralists from power allies from mexico to russia back his claim that he is the victim of a coup. a boost for boris johnson from nigel farage and his bracks a party ahead of the u.k. general election class. and cannot resist. sanction the possibility of sanction because it comes cambodia us economy we will collapse cambodian opposition politician sam rainsy tells al-jazeera he's confident the us and e.u. will impose personal sanctions on prime minister hun sen and its. chief executive kerry lamb has condemned violent confrontations on the streets of hong kong and described protesters as the enemy of the people and a show of defiance kerry says the government will not bow to their demands after 5 months of demonstrations th

like to think that there's nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's national studio unscripted on al-jazeera. big gains for hong kong's pro-democracy candidates as voters send a clear signal of support to the protest movements that's the territory. back to watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead rescuers struggle to reach areas of kenya devastated by man's side that half killed dozens of people. with his country in the grip of massive protests colombia's president begins what he's calling a national conversation and the pacific ocean calls that have adapted to warmer seas offering hope for greece dying elsewhere in the world. pro-democracy candidates in hong kong have won an unprecedented and symbolic victory in district council elections voters turned out in record numbers after almost 6 months of protests that have cost the territories worst political crisis in decades we'll go live to sock cock in hong kong in just a few minutes 1st this report from scott. in a sweeping victory pro-democracy candidates made huge gains in hong kong's district council elections gaining control from pr

al-jazeera international bringing the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. is it over the top stories on al-jazeera informal talks of resumed in the afghan taliban and u.s. officials the taliban has told al-jazeera some preliminary meetings have taken place here in doha on a short trip to afghanistan the u.s. president said he believed the taliban was willing to strike a deal here stephanie. it was a surprise visit and is often the case with president donald trump a surprising announcement taliban wants to make a deal and we're meeting with them and we're saying it has to be a cease fire they want to do cease fire of it now they do want to do is use fire i believe it probably work trumps admission their meeting with the taliban comes after the president abruptly broke off talks in september following the killing of a u.s. soldier in a bombing claimed by the taliban talks had been making progress up until then the taliban has confirmed to al jazeera that some meetings have been taking place to pave the way for the resumption of talks the group also recently r

on al-jazeera. a campaign of fear opposition activists in the east african state of burundi accuse security forces of intimidation ahead of next year's election. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up colombian protesters defy a curfew to march against inequality as reports of birds of a number of deaths. for like his minority tamils worry about their future as politicians who crushed this separatist movement a back in power. song of freedom people on the pacific island of bogun still close on whether to become the newest nation in the world. the ruling party in the east african studies of burundi is being accused of using fear and intimidation to crackdown on dissent opposition figures attacks are being carried out to smooth the transition of power in a general election that's expected next year and the united nations is warning of a new wave of atrocities the ruling party has told al jazeera the election will be free and fair catherine saw reports from burundi's commercial capital which.

al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara sarah this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes. on the protesters the fire curfew in the d.r. c n target u.n. peacekeepers for a 2nd day saying they failed to protect them. as anti-government protests continue in lebanon caretaker prime minister saad hariri says he doesn't want to leave the next government. at least 20 people are killed and hundreds injured as albania suffers its worst earthquake in decades all. pan facing had calls from protesters and criticism from the chief rabbi but the u.k.'s opposition leader insists there is no place for anti semitism in his party. along with the sports where the 24th arabian gulf cop has kicked off in this year's edition having extra political significance for the blockading nations of saudi arabia bahrain and the u.a.e. only. crowds of people accusing un peacekeepers of failing to protect them from rebel attacks are still out on the streets in eas

this is al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes bowing to the demands of the people iraq's prime minister announces he'll resign after weeks of violent anti-government protests. stopping in central london leaves 2 people dead while the police while the suspect was shot dead by the police. grim figures out of india a food crisis sees every 2nd household dealing with among others child plus. the state and pots of zimbabwe i'm how do with my money tell you why many families are still struggling. welcome to the program weeks of deadly and to government protests could finally force a major political change in iraq the prime minister. has announced intends to resign . he who took charge last year says he'll submit his resignation to parliament momma jumped june was on the scene as the news emerged and has this report from baghdad. the celebrations were instantaneous as soon as it up the prime minister i did the announced his intention

victoria gate and be al-jazeera. military sources in democratic republic of congo say rebels from the allied democratic forces are attacking the eastern region of benny at least 15 people were killed in attacks in the same area on friday night the i.d.f. rebels are retaliating after the army and u.n. peacekeepers launched a major new offensive against the group last month it's mainly based in dense forests near the ugandan border now protests over proposed constitutional amendments have left at least 20 people dead in guinea thousands had been against that draft that would allow president alpha condé to run for a 3rd term demonstrations against the move in the west african nation began last month out of there as reports. from. devastated they say he was sure the government focused on the guinean capital conakry on fears that his wife was left to bring up your 3 month old baby on her she says she tried to prevent him from going note to join the protest. when you look over the word my husband did not come home and aft

and what will move on al-jazeera. balance to the demands of the people iraq's prime minister announces he will resign after weeks of violent anti-government protests. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. a stabbing in central london least 2 people dead while the suspect was shot dead by police. positioned later in warri is released from prison pending a trial over a major corruption case plus. like no need to state in pots aabs him. i'll tell you why many families are still struggling. weeks of deadly anti-government protests could finally force 'd a major political change in iraq the prime minister. mahdi that is has announced intends to resign he had to charge last year says he will submit his resignation to parliament mohammed was on the scene as a news emerged and has a support from baghdad. the celebrations were instantaneous as soon as it up the prime minister on the announced his intention to resign anti-government demonstrators but that's to leave a square practically threw a pa

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al-jazeera. that anger that child because crowds target u.n. forces the democratic republic of congo for failing to protect them. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up lebanon's caretaker prime minister saad hariri says he doesn't want to lead the next government and asks the president to appoint a new leader buildings toppled and dozens of aftershocks in albania up to 18 people are killed in a strong earthquake. the challenges facing thousands hit by landslides in kenya where at a town of a harmless they've lost everything. well thousands of people are defying a curfew and a locked in a standoff with un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo 2 people are now confirmed killed after crowds tried to march towards an airport where un forces based now they're venting their anger against the u.n. forces for failing to protect them from attacks by rebel groups 4 people were killed on monday as protesters attacked u.n. compounds and set fire to the town hall and the un wrist has now forced the world health organization to pull alm

law and have them seek it this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up spying for saudi arabia to form a twitter employees are charged in the u.s. for snooping into accounts of the kingdom's critics. like those people destroyed on lives victims in the democratic republic of congo speak out ahead of the sentencing of a rebel leader convicted of war crimes. and facing further turbulence as boeing is ordered to ground more jets. the impeachment inquiry into donald trump is stepping up again televised hearings are starting next week america's top diplomat in ukraine william taylor will be one of the 1st to appear he had said in an earlier closed door testimony it was his clear understanding that the president had withheld military aid to ukraine in return for kiev investigating his political rival joe biden and his son that testimony matches other witnesses including the u.s. ambassador to the european union i think you will see throughout the course of the test when not only their testimony but many others the. most important facts are largely not contested we are getting an increasi

al-jazeera. the cave complex in thailand that saw 12 young footballers and their coach stranded after it was flooded is reopened after a year about 2000 people lined up to get a look at the entrance of the complex which stretches several kilometers into a mountain among them some of the those navy seals who were involved in the rescue the dozen boys and their coach were trapped inside for 18 days or so to come here on the al-jazeera news hour in sport lear will have news of the reigning moto g.p. world champion as he suffers a high speed setback in malaysia. a policy imposed decades ago pregnant woman part that she could selectively goods and it's changing demographics across asia with far reaching consequences creating poor socially disadvantaged young men so you have the system where people at every level be given money money to agree destro zation our money to get other people to administer social al-jazeera examines the politics of population control for youth protesting about how does this i

al-jazeera. fully back to this is the news hour live from our headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes brazil's jailed former president is free and promising to once again shake up the country's politics. india's supreme court clears the way for a hindu temple to be built at a site owned soul planed by muslims. also this hour remembering the fall of the wall germany marks 30 years since to berlin wall came down. and i'm we're hard in with sports could arsenal's former boss be bare next new manager arsene vendors are set to have talks in germany next week we'll hear from him later on in the program . thank you very much for joining us he was once hailed by barack obama as the most popular politician on earth and now brazil's former president lula da silva is again energizing the country's left opposite leftist opposition after a supreme court ruling released him from jail but conservatives say new law symbolize a culture of corruption traceable has our report from saddam. he supporter

al-jazeera. the arab. fully back to go this is the news hour live from i had orders in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes let me come back and finish my term but live yes former president makes that plea from exile in an interview with al jazeera. iran's leaders stand by their decisions to increase fuel prices and rationing despite a few furious responds also this hour a car bomb kills at least 19 people in a northern syrian town controlled by turkey back fighters and the study questioning whether surgery is really necessary for many people with heart disease. i am. thank you for joining us believe he is deposed president ever moralez has told al jazeera he should be allowed to return and complete his final term in office he spoke in mexico where he fled after resigning last week following weeks of unrest the united nations meanwhile is warning that the ongoing violence in bolivia could spin out of control and prevent new elections on friday 8 supporters of morales were shot dead during fighting with se

this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian from again this is the live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes i just beamed to see how much she the queen and she agreed to dissolve parliament. the campaign for an election that could result of the breaks that controversy is often running also. and slipped in the steadman and then backed away moving towards the policeman several tourists were among 8 people stabbed a visit to northern georgia. deal with claims of faulty safety measures made against boeing the world's largest airline manufacturer plus. 2 major victories for u.s. democrats are viewed as bad news for donald trump's chances of winning a 2nd term in office and in sport 5 teams can progress to the knockout rounds of the champions league this wednesday by nina could just find that coach but could still secure their last 16 spot olympiacos. the u.k. parliament has officially been dissolved by the queen signalling the beginning of the campaign for an election that could help to bring an end to the qu

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all the wall al-jazeera investigations diplomats for sale. al-jazeera. fully back to this is a news hour live from the headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes iraqi protesters set fire to the iranian consulate in the city of najaf blaming tehran for propping up a government they want to remove. another rebel attack in eastern democratic republic of congo fuels anger against un peacekeepers accused of failing to provide protection a grim task for flood survivors in kenya digging to find the remains of missing loved ones and we are in a remote corner of the pacific where 75 years after world war 2 the search for fallen soldiers goes on. thank you for joining us in a dramatic escalation of iraq's anti-government protests crowds have torched the rainy and consulates in the holy city of najaf 100 surrounded the building lighting tires blankets and anything else they could find while chanting iran out they accuse tehran of propping up iraq's government which have been railing against for 2 months. not earlier we spoke to our reporter mommy job un