Rumbling into paris why french farmers have a brief with the government. But 1st protests against the United Nations are spreading in the eastern democratic republic of congo in beni where the rest started people have driven the car skids have a man killed during demonstrations around the streets ahead of his burial in the past 2 days 6 people have died protesters are angry at what they see as a failure of u. N. Peacekeepers to protect them from armed rebels who have killed dozens of people this month. Well around 100 kilometers away in goma police have fired live rounds into the edit clear protesters people also tried to steal the u. N. Facilities there but they were blocked by Security Forces so the price. This is spread from benny to other cities tembo is one and as weve mentioned goma that is where our correspondent Catherine Sawyer joins us from and catherine within the last 20 years or so of unrest and indeed the un presence in east india are see there have been outbursts like this in the past or do you get a sense that this is likely to be sustained this protest against the u. S. Presence in east india. Well martin this certainly a lot of frustration a lot of anger the people weve been talking to here in goma and ben in beni saying that theyre going to continue protesting until they see what theyre demanding for be effected by this very difficult to see how their demands for the u. N. Force to be pools out of the d. R. Sees very to see very difficult to see how that demand is going to be effected because the u. N. Body is still a very important figure when it comes to contain the security situation in eastern b. R. C. Which is very volatile indeed here in goma as you mentioned there was also processed this morning people saying that theyre protesting supporting whats going on in beni they tried to get to a u. N. Mission Logistic Center they were repulsed by Police Used Tear Gas to disperse them and also a short lived bullets in the air in beni as you mentioned there is a procession that is going on a vireo is going to happen of one of the protesters who was killed on saturday this was a very popular young man an activist one of the people who organized the protests who was shot on saturday by a Police Officer the Police Officer himself was killed on the same day by an angry mob so people there are saying theyre going to march to this place where the protest was shot before heading for his burial days alone not want to see the u. N. At all because the u. N. Is not protecting them and what about the position of the state in kinshasa what about president relates to security who had valve in the run up to elections that he was going to get a grip on the situation in the east of the country and stamp out this intractable violence. What he did that was one of his main compay promises that hes going to deal with the security situation in fact on monday he did speak and he authorized a joint operation against a. D. F. A joint operation of the un and the military against a. D. F. There has been an operation going on since october but people are saying that is not enough even joint operations are not enough there have been many of fences that have been carried out over the years but the situation remains the same i remember a few years ago i saw how the democrats if by the military offensive against a. D. s and the government came out and said these people are defeated and then 2 weeks later they came out to a village and attached and killed so many people using machetes so a lot of people are saying that president ial security needs to do more than needs to be more sightedness theyre saying that the military seems is organized because why is it when an operation is going on in goma right now rebels are able to still come to villages and attack people so they want a president to do more than just speak catherine live in govern eastern d. L. C. Thank you well in the west of the country at least 45 people have died in severe flooding in kinshasa the capital there was to run to rain overnight on tuesday that triggered landslides while people were asleep dear sees biggest city has more than doubled its population in the last 2 decades and it was a poor infrastructure plus overcrowding makes it particularly vulnerable to flooding. Bangladeshi calls his sentence 7 people to death in connection with one of the worst attacks in the countrys history 22 people most of them foreigners died in the siege of the holy cafe in dakar in 26 and 8 was acquitted time the child tree has more. One of the most important and Sensational Court case in bangladeshs history the judge well it took 20 minutes to hand out the sentences the public reaction was positive most people were happy i spoke to one of the relative he was happy with the outcome his brother was a Police Officer who was killed on that frightful day those who were sentenced were taken out by one of the prison vans some of them were shouting reciting arabic verses one of them was waving out and saying carry on with our cause there was no justice done carry on with our cause. And went away bangladesh has been very robust in tackling with militancy it has set up a special Tribunal Court for dealing with Terrorism Special forces and the police to tackle this since the holy artis an attack over 2 dozen militants were killed in an encounter with Law Enforcement agencies there is 0 tolerance according to the Prime Minister and the government in dealing with militancy and the greek island of crete has been rattled by a powerful on the c. F. Quake early measurements suggest it could be as strong as magnitude 6 so fathers day been no reports of injuries nor damage. But recovery operations are continuing in albania for people who are feared trapped in buildings theyre brought down by choose days powerful earthquake the 6. 4 magnitude tremor struck the capital tehran and cities to the north and to the west killing at least 21 people and injuring more than 600 the quake is the 2nd to hit this particular region in 2 months we can go live now to our correspondent John Psaropoulos here is hes in the port city of duress and john if i understand right this is the. City where the good largest number of dead bodies have been recovered. Thats right this is you have to this has been the hardest hit because it was closest to the epicenter of the earthquake about 10 miles off shore from here and driving through the city in the light of day you can see that there are many many buildings which were appear to be to the untrained eye structurally damaged we were just watching a lady who had gone back to her home we could see her through the open wall of her bedroom she was retrieving clothing from the wardrobe trying to. Presumably make life a little comfortable for her family here where we are at the to this football stadium if the camera swings over to my right over here youll see that there is a tent city that is springing up here. Lets what we have found to be hundreds of families that spent last night here and presumably will spend tonight here as well because the work of inspecting the homes to certify whether they are safe to return to is ongoing they are hoping that the municipality will be sending intern is to their houses today. That is what the days going to be spent on here people are going to be going back to their homes retrieving things waiting for inspectors and engineers hoping that tonight perhaps they can spend spend the night into was. This is a big issue in the next 24 hours because tonight there is a rainfall cost and all day tomorrow life is going to be very difficult in this tent city after that and death all the albanians managing pretty much on their own no all they need of are receiving assistance from outside. There is a lot of help from the outside i believe greece was the 1st country to respond with rescue teams to them had been operating overnight since yesterday retrieving a number of living survivors survivors of the earthquake but also of course there were many people who didnt make it we saw one of the albanian teams retrieve folks from the hotel here last night turkey croatia both macedonia all the neighboring countries have sent help of one kind or another i think i think is going to need a lot more help in the weeks ahead as they try to solve the housing problem for essential the refugees from this earthquake they are internally displaced people they need a practical solution to housing for those people very quickly. John seraph of us live from western albania thank you very much indeed now heavy rains have brought misery to communities in northwestern kenya thousands of people are seeking refuge in makeshift camps after widespread flooding and landslides at least 65 people have died without 2120000 more affected relief teams have been slow to get to the area of west pocket where some of the roads and bridges remain cut off mohammed has the latest from donna in west pocket. We are epicenter of the bizarre stuff the struck was called county this is the whole toy village from College Shopping center which has largely been destroyed by the landslide and accompanying flooding of carbon here just a few days ago we. Can tell where the village used to be there was an all behind me now its nothing except the huge rocks thats tim tumbling down from the heel behind to be given the whole area is surrounded by hills and it sees the landslides and the rocks thats came gushing out of the the hill stuck killed most of the people and destroyed the buildings their homes in the house that was just rice you know where i am right now 11 people died and. 11 who died just 3 the bodies have been the cause of the government the rescue workers to reach here because of the swept away pos of the road on bridges leading to these parts of the west whole town to the people here really not only going to strike him but also say they will not get closure until they get the bodies of their loved ones. Britains opposition say theyve got proof the Prime Minister held talks to give the u. S. Access to the. 75 years on how japan is still thinking the remains of soldiers killed in battle on a remote pacific. Hello time for a bit more winter to find itself in japan at the moment the weather looks like its coming up from the southwest not a cold direction but look at this hint of a streak of a cloudy theres a frontal system so the High Temperature of that eros look in that coders minus 7 ahead of it weve got about 11 in tokyo and theres a front itself from talking about thursday night is clearly the potential the snow behind it but not much is just a feeling of cold sircars rain mild 11 and then it sweeps away says into friday to drop the feeling is much colder than it looks minus 5 in general sort minus one in sapporo youll notice only 3 in pyongyang and beijing down to 0 very quiet environment that the breeze is not moving things around very much the still plenty of cloud in the middle of this part of china its not bringing much with it its just preventing proper winter coming for the south to shanghai was creeping up a little bit up to 30 degrees hong kong has gone down to 20 but were in the sunshine here this breeze that does develop thunderstorms significant rain possibly on the vietnamese coast to the south of that big a shower or down through borneo northern sumatra but not as far south as you might expect as ive been saying for ages so for java it looks like a fairly fine continuation. Aljazeera world meets 2 arabs. Left the middle east but for successful careers in other parts of the world. The lebanese kind of call the just turned on to them in brazil. And iraq to buy any of the norwegian of the industry. Unusual journeys leading to unexpected places. The doctor and the will move on aljazeera. Are resigned to take a look at the top stories here it out as there are protests against the United Nations is spreading in the same democratic republic of congo in beni where the armrest r. T. People have driven the car skid of a man killed during demonstrations around the streets ahead of his burial. Of course in bangladesh a sentence 7 people to death for one of the worst attacks in the countrys history 22 people most of them foreigners died in the siege on the holy are designed cafe in the capital dhaka in 26. Recovery operations are continuing in albania for people feared trapped in buildings brought down by tuesdays powerful earthquake the 6. 00 magnitude tremor struck the capitals around it and cities to the west and to the north killing at least 21. 00 and injuring more than 600. 00. Farmers on tractors a blocking major roads in the french capital paris are accusing the government of holding back their industry the 2 main unions of the farmers Say International trade agreements of calls unfair competition while policy reforms of failed to boost. The tractors a heading to the area around the seans elisei lets go live there now our correspondent is the trash about lets go to calls absolute mayhem when these tractors finally arrive but give us an idea of what really is upsetting the farmers. Yes so just to let you know that we understand that nearly a 1000 tractors are actually blocking different entrances on the paris ring road theyve actually cut their motors theyre trying to cause as much disruption as possible and what theyre demanding is a meeting with the french president among all micron because they say that the government is not doing enough to protect their livelihoods many farmers say that they struggle financially and theyre particularly angry because they say the government is agreeing to international are agreeing to International Deals which damage them further such as the recent e. U. Canada deal they say that means more cheap food imports into france that increases competition here for farmers who are already under a lot of pressure they are also angry they say about the image of farmers and frogs because in recent times environmentalist have been saying that farmers are part of the problem when it comes to Climate Change the farmers of cause and pollution that theyre damaging nature using harmful pesticides and in a way they feel that for so long farmers say that theyve been respected theyve been a traditional part of French Society widely supported but in recent times they say that simply people are just farmer bashing in fact those are their words as a french term for it and they want the government to support the more on that as well and try and turn around the image of farmers they say they need more respect all right thanks for that natasha about their lives in paris thank you. For the Opposition Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn says he has got proof that the u. K. s Health System is up for sale in trade talks with the United States he says that a 451. 00 page document is evidence that the Prime MinisterBoris Johnson discussed offering the us access to the n. H. S. That mr johnson had previously denied the allegation labor has promised to safeguard the n. H. S. If it wins next month in next months election. Now we know the truth when johnson says get don its a fraud on the british people this is the reality years of bob negotiations in h. S. These are for sale this election is now a fight for the survival of our National Health service ok we can speak to paul brennan yes paul burrell is there for us live in london 1st of all paul i think its important if we get a sort of explain as briefly as we can why the n. H. S. Is such an emotive issue for most britons. The n. H. S. Is a hugely emotive issue in this election because it goes to the fundamental. Desire to receive people i think to have universal health care i mean the affection with which the n. H. S. Is health is enormous 90 percent believe in the founding principles of the n. H. S. In recent opinion poll that is the past should be free at the point of contact in regardless. Of the ability to. Question is how to pay for that cat in an n. H. Where costs are going up the price of drugs is going up and the reality is that the conservatives have a very different perspective on that from labor despite that d Boris Johnson the Prime Minister has been absolutely adamant so far in this Election Campaign that the n. H. S. Is not up for sale youll remember the latest debate that took place so we could go through which he said it was an absolute invention when confronted by Jeremy Coleman d on some redacted papers an absolute invention of the n. H. S. Was even on the table he said that in no circumstances in which the government or any conservative government would put the n. F. L. N. H. S. On the table in any trade negotiations to fast forward to today and the labor party has issued this 451 unredacted pages of trade minutes dating back about 2 years and 6 rounds of discussions which labor says proves that the n. H. S. Does form pots all the governments planning if you like for a future trade agreements with america its not all to do with the n. H. S. There are plenty of other issues in there as well but the highlighting parts that the labor emphasizing today is pates and issues for example the idea that longer patents could push up the price of drugs for people using them in the n. H. S. An example was given of a drug that would cost 1000. 00 pounds but 1400. 00 today costing closer to 9000. 00 if it was under the. American Pricing System and you can see that the denial of Boris Johnson was attempted to be torn apart by labor party by and he said theres absolutely no way its on the table Barrie Gardner the labor shadow whole circus says its a very long winded way of saying no. Paul brennan live in london thank you very much right to Guinea Bissau now where the former Prime Minister is in fact 2 former Prime Ministers one Domingo Pereira he looks are taking the lead in the president ial election it looks as though theyll be a runoff with another one the early results are suggesting that prayer has got 40 percent of the vote but there is likely to be a 2nd round which will be in december listening to our correspondent nicholas our hes in the capital bizarre can you confirm then that weve got there and it seems m. Barlow is as the front runners who are now have to compete again in a runoff election. Thats right the leading party the p i g c and its candidate domingo seymour spitted on are in the lead but they didnt gather enough votes to win in one 1st round so there will be a 2nd round on december 29th and that will be against outsider political outside of albeit former Prime Minister and bellows he soco this i spoke to one of the Campaign Managers of domingos who is fair who is disappointed but says he accepts the results of the vote hes disappointed because there was so much money thrown at this campaign on both counts as a matter of fact marching on the embattled camp and on the other camp they were hoping to really make it to rain one round but of course many people here wondering where did all that money come from because merchants you can see right behind me people are protesting and these are members of the Election Commission theyre protesting because they havent been paid the state coffers are empty in this country are most people live on less than 2. 00 a day and thats whats at stake in this election a new president that could jumpstart. A government that has not been functioning for the past 5 years martin and clearly the incumbent has been has lost out Vice President as is out. There is these 2 front runners and represent a change a shift in the political culture that might deliver for the people and give the precise. Whats interesting in this particular election martine is weve seen 2 different candidates who are either the historical connect the samoans domingo per appealing to unites the population and then theres the outsider and bellows to soco appealing to a proportion of the population that wed left out by by what they see what they perceive as a Political Party that no longer represents their interest weve seen these candidates really or the Election Results reflect ethnic divisions arrested line so a lot of people philosophies for instance are made in cows that are voting for those who soco and others the balance a which make you know that the ruling class if you see it in be so really behind the militia domingo pair are so so beneath this election there is this issue of ethnicity and so the challenge for whoever will become the next president come december 29th when there will be a 2nd round is to try to unite this population that feels that their political elites no longer represent their interests and when their interest is very basic is access to schools access electricity Running Water those basic needs that people here wanted and need so we expect now both candidates to come out and address the voters i mean that the campaign hasnt ended is just the beginning of a 2nd round martin all right thanks for that because its not that live in the capital of Guinea Bissau besides. Yemen now with the saudi u. A. E. He Led Coalition has announced it is easing restrictions to allow santa at full to be fair and the Coalition Says it will mean patients in need of medical care can be flown out from the rebel held area flights will be operated in cooperation with the World Health Organization the apples increase to commercial flights since 2060. Percent of which. Police and prey democracy protesters at the Hong Kong University now seems to have ended the Polytechnic University says search teams found a woman earlier on wednesday but she appears to be the last the protesters had barricaded themselves inside the campus almost 2 weeks ago even violent demonstrations on the streets outside the university as a try to shut down a major tunnel but thats since been reopened now the remote hasidic island of peleliu was the scene of a brutal world war 2 battle involving u. S. And japanese soldiers 75 years on and the grim task of identifying and repatriating remains continues nic clarke has more from l. A. Leo. Some of the sleepy piece a penny is almost too much to bad and when you know the story you understand why the 75 years ago this small corner of the pacific was a small corner of. The marine corps the 1st division he had on the reputation of drawing operations which entailed easy landing. Spot battle youll distribution of good luck was dissipated it was at 8 30 in the morning on september the 15th 1944 when wave after wave of american troops began to pour into the beaches it heavy japanese resistance they were gunning placements at either end of the beach and many us soldiers died but the battle had barely begun. 11000 japanese were facing 18000 u. S. Marines and the fighting was intense the island def field was quickly taken by the marines the japanese i didnt found they had this natural ridge that around 3 quarters life of the whole island and its highest point which is where were at right now is about 100 meters above sea level and within this ridge the Japanese Forces had honey called it with hundreds of caves with and for defensive purposes. The battle to flush the japanese soldiers out raged for weeks hundreds of tons of munitions were used millions of rounds of ammunition. Thousands of men died. Still today wreckage of war life strewn around the island types rusting where they were blasted to a standstill in the dense forest whats left of a japanese plane a poignant reminder to a dreadful time. The network of tunnels with thousands of japanese soldiers took refuge a still that even the drinks bottles that sustain them survive old mess tins and the remains of what looks like part of a gas mask and i scouted their caves like this just honeycombed throughout the ridge where the japanese took refuge and amazingly the americans just gave up trying to flush them out. And eventually they barricaded the japanese in in their thousands and here they died in the end around 1600 u. S. Soldiers died but the toll for the japanese was catastrophic out of 11000 really 100 survived still today remains a founding repatriated to japan it is very important for its government to return. To news. Of the deceased 5 times that year so its about his dedication coming to to make sybase. A show. Last year about 45 suits the means. To ship out the morial to both sides stand sentinel on the shores of pellet you know looking out across the wide expanse of the Pacific Ocean in memory of the men of 2 countries who died in battle thousands of kilometers from. The clock aljazeera helen. Thomas to take a look at the top stories here it out as their protests against the United Nations are spreading in the eastern democratic republic of congo in beni where the rest started people have driven the cost of a man killed in demonstrations around the streets ahead of his burial catherine soy is in the border city of goma. At the people weve been talking to here in goma and ben in beni a saying that theyre going to continue protesting until they see what theyre demanding for be effected by very difficult to see how their demand for the u. N. Force to be appalled out of the d. R. Very to very difficult to see how that demand is going to be effected because the u. N. Body is still a very important figure when it comes to the security situation in india i think we could bury wallet indeed according bangladesh a sentence 7 people to death for one of the worst attacks in the countrys history 22 people most of them foreigners died in the siege on the holy arches and cafes in the capital dhaka into early sixtys recovery operations are continuing in albania for people feared trapped in buildings brought down by tuesdays powerful earthquake the 6. 4 magnitude tremor struck the capital to rama and cities in the west and north killing at least 21 people more than 600 people have been injured. Heavy rains have brought misery to communities in northwestern kenya thousands of people are seeking refuge in camps after widespread flooding and landslides at least 65. 00 people have died without 120000. 00 more affected relief teams have been slow to get to west pocket where some of the roads and bridges remain cut off to former Prime Ministers of taken the lead in guineabissau president ial poll but both candidates will have to face each other again in a 2nd round runoff the encumbered jersey only received 12 percent of the votes for today those are the very latest headlines from us with. A coming up next the inside story. U. N. Buildings are set on fire and u. N. Peacekeepers told to go home protesters in democratic republic of congress say theyre not storing the a child and not protecting civilians from madras rebel attacks so whats gone wrong all u. N. Troops really failing the congolese this is inside story. However and welcome to the program im the stasi attacking the democratic republic of congo has suffered from war rebel attacks and deadly diseases for decades but the situation has deteriorated even more recently more and more people are being killed in raids by armed groups and the congolese people have reached a breaking point a recent attack