Indonesian island of banka. Obsession with gadgets like these that has something to do with it. And im ronald patak. A new candidate announce he hes running for the fifa chief seat. And someone within the organization is orchestrating a Smear Campaign against him. Add least 19 people have been killed in the bomb attack in the thai capital bangkok. The explosion happened at a shrine in the center of the city. Veronica pedrosa reports and well spoke to her in a moment. With the fire from the explosion still burning there was a desperate race to reach survivors. As the Emergency Services moved, police tried to secure the area. A bomb had exploded minutes before. And closed Circuit Television shows the moment fear struck in the heart of bangkok with people running for their lives. The bomb went off close to the hindu shrine. Twisted metal and debris was scattered across the street, several foreigners are among those who have known to have died. Survivors were rushed to hospital. Government Officials Say those behind the attack were trying odestroy thailands economy and tourism industry. But no group has yet claimed responsibility for this. The Thai Government is struggling to deal with the issue. I may present the biggest challenge to president who took control in a time of political trial. Veronica pedrosa. Al jazeera, bangkok. Going live to veronica. Lauren, weve had the official death toll now confirmed at 19 and there are 123 casualties. Among them National Police chief says there are filipino and chinese nationals. That doesnt come anywhere near describing the scenes of absolute carnage that took place just about 200 meters from where im standing just a few hours ago. Been an absolutely shock to see an attack this bold and on such a soft target in the heart of bangkok. The Emergency Services have left, the debris and body parts have been gathered. The Ruling Military Council has come out and made a statement on National Television asking people to stay calm. And communicating that the Prime Minister has called for an investigation into who exactly was behind this attack. Reaction is coming in from around the world. The united secretarygeneral has expressed his shock at hearing the news. His condolences to the bereaved and the hope that those responsible will be brought to justice. The United States embassy and the u. K. Embassy have released warning for their nationals. This is a National Tourism favorite and the u. K. Has asked its people to take extra precautions and keep an eye on the news reports. Previously the Bangkok Metropolitan Authority has said it will shut all schools tomorrow, in fact they will remain open. Although this area around me is a major shopping district, Something LikeOxford Street in london will be shut until tomorrow noon. This is a major disruption thats happening in thailand. There will be a lot of questions and i think youll see increased security and concern about tourism which is the only growing part of the thai economy. Veronica at this stage no one has claimed responsibility. Are there any kind of hints about which groups or anybody who might be behind this . There are many high prophecies. What were hearing on local media reports is that the clarification is that this was thee were explosives, 5 kilograms of tnt, in a cloth that went off right next to the shrine where hundreds of tourists would have been, it was rush hour when the bomb went off. There are various scenarios that people are coming up with. Whether it is related to the political turmoil that has not yet been resolved despite the coup. Although there has been a crack down on expression and on freedom of assembly under the ruling military. There is a constitution that is being in the process of being approved and that might be another reason. There are many levels of political complications in this society at the moment and this is a major challenge for the government of general preyuth. Veronica pedrosa, thank you for bringing us the latest from bangkok. Now one of south sudans two warring leaders signed the Peace Agreement during negotiations in ethiopia. The former rebel leader riek machar has put pen to paper. However his rival president salva kiir says he needs more time. Reports women and girls have been gang raped and burned ali alive. Charles stratford is in the ethiopian capital addis ababa has this report. However you look at it, in the past few days and whatever side weve spoken to there have been reservations about this deal. Both sides have expressed problems having this deal imposed upon them by igad and the international community. The same problems still exist. Agreeing on for example the de militarization of juba, the United Nations mission in south sudan or au forces would pose problems with respect to sovereignty. Questions about how to divvy up the portion of the southern nile region, that the rebel group controls mostly now, bringing the Government Forces together to try to bring a unified army. Whichever way you look at it, both sides here are accused of committing gross human rights violations. And as mr. Kiir travels back to juba this evening for what he describes as another two weeks of potential consultations, the suffering of the south sudanese people goes on and there appears to be no end to the conflict. People back home were hoping for an end to fighting. The attacks have ended, but a few are setting aside their differences. Reporter tucked behind a market in juba something more than these ramshackle shelters is being built on this patch of dirt. Here on camp mahad, tribes are learning to live peacefully with one another again. Although they come from different villages their journeys are similar. You find generally it is not just one person who has lost, but you are generally many people who has lost. Meet mayar, she says the family had to abandon her 14yearold son so they could save themselves. The last time she saw him he was walking into the bush to check on the familys cattle. Translator sometimes, my heart tells me hes alive. But sometimes i get depressed and think negative thoughts. But a lot of people told me other people have faced a worst fate than you. So i stopped thinking about it and left it up to god. Is. Mayum and others like her are neighbors of people from tribes who are killing each other elsewhere in the country. In fact in other camps for displaced people within u. N. Compounds the tribes are carefully segregated and tensions are high. But here theyre building a community of Common Ground needs fears and hopes. Thats not to say members of different tribes dont fight. But when they do each leader of the tribe gathers them together to mediate. Later when we are able to solve this problem, possibly we can sit together. You will find in the end they are good friends. Reporter this conflict began nearly two years ago as a fight between the president and his Vice President. People are desperate for peace because peace means they can go home again. But mayum says she doesnt want people to go back the way they were before the civil war. Whats happened has happened, its in the past, what we want is for peace to come. Reporter the end may mean that mayum like so many others can finally find out what happened to her son. Natasha guinane, al jazeera. Still to come, nine killed in ceasefire, in ukraine. And growing fighting in iraq. And the eve of president ial elections in athletics, an olympic champion is banned for doping. United nations has called for more protection for civilians following a Syrian Governmental attack in the area of duma. Zeina khodr has this report. Reporter the plane dropped the bomb in a crowded marketplace. It is an alltoofamiliar scene for people of the rebel stronghold of duma. This town is regularly targeted by Syrian Government air strikes but sundays attack was the worsworst yet. Civil defense workers and others gathered at the site of the explosion to help the wounded when more air raids hit. More than 100 people were killed and dozens of others were wounded. Doctors at the Field Hospital struggled to help those who survived. Many of them were critically injured. According the attacks corresponded to u. N. Policy chief. The u. N. Has been unable to stop the violence, or bring about a political settlement but obrien has condemned the dua the duma. Im absolutely horrified. Attacks on civilians are unlawful, unacceptable and must stop. I appeal to every party engaged in violence and fighting, to protect civilians. And to respect International Humanitarian law. Reporter syrian state media didnt mention attack on duma but a military force was quoted in saying, aish strikes s carried out on duma targeted the islam army. The day earlier, the government had announced a new offensive against rebel forces and captured a new force in fasta. Fighting around damascus has been escalating in the past days. Duma has been out of the government controls for years. Haresta like duma is at the door steps of the governments seat of power. That is why the attacks are seen as a message to the people in the area. The government will consider them responsible for the ground attacks. Sundays attacks has been considered the deadliest yet in the syrian war. U. N. Official condemned the attack saying this was a horrible attack and unlawful. But United Nations really cannot do more than issue statements of condemnation. We have to remember, the organization has long been divided over syria. The Syrian Government has the help of russia so the u. N. Apart from issuing words of condemnation has been able to do nothing. Duma is a rebel stronghold and for the government it is important that the rebels are not able to advance because they are just a few kilometers from the government seat of power. And this stronghold, we do know that the government over the past few days really have been has been concentrating its aerial campaign on these areas in the damascus strong country side, the government fired mortars into the city center of dmask cause casualties. For the government it is important that the rebels are puch back but on sun the opposition really is calling what happened a massacre. Almost a quarter of a million killed. At least 70,000 civilians. Another 30,000 are missing, estimated to be locked up in prison. And 7500 people are displaced within syrias borders. And fled to other countries, mostly in turkey lebanon and jordan. Officials just over the border in jordan say they are not getting enough protection. Hit by stray shells and rockets. Reporting from just over the border in jordan about. Reporter el shehab residents say fighting between syrian troops and opposition rebel fighters is forcing them to live in a state of war. Two weeks ago a stray rocket flew through the house penetrated the house and floors and landed outside. No one was injured but sultan said his family suffered distress and fear after the rocket struck when everyone was asleep. My pregnant daughter was sleeping downstairs, some families briefly move to other areas after the attack because their children were terrified of sleeping here. Reporter the jordanian government, villagers have become used to the occasional stray mortar shell that planned around them but fighting has recently become more intense and frequent. In june rebels announced the start of fighting to push troops outside of their area. The el haladie family lives closer to the border. The impact has cracked walls and smashed their windows. Theyre demanding more protection from the jordan ann government. If it was an early warm ewarning system, let the chel his my home not my children. We also need a disruption of rocket shells. Syria is only protected from the jordanian side. That causes pressure on the jordanian army. We are taking and employing any measure possible and could be taken in these circumstances, in order to prevent attacks, in order to stop any breach on our borders. The first jordanian death caused by the war in syria, although the vast majority of jordanians back the rebels fight in syria the protracted fighting is frustrating and frightening villagers. Al jazeera, ramsa. Could be put on trial after the lost of mowm mosul. A report released by a Parliamentary Committee has accused him and other parliamentary officials of not doing enough to stop i. S. I. L. s advance. With more than 3 million displaced in iraq, the children have little hope for education. Mohammed jamjoom reports. Handbooks dont distract from the heat. These internally displaced iraqi students are doing their best to learn. We used to live in our own neighborhoods and it was like heaven. We used to go to clean schools and these schools would have proper room, but now we are studying here. While the boys here worry the world has forsake. Them, theyre determined not to give up on their education. According to unicef there are approximately 850,000 internally displaced School Aged Children here in iraq. Of that number 650,000 have met at leasmissed a total of 300 cl. Hes one of the students forced to miss months of school. Translator if we were back home i would wear a proper uniform to school. I wouldnt dress like this and we wouldnt be living now in tents. Reporter or studying in them either. Teachers yalal says the situation is even worse than it looks at the alteccia camp. We have 90 students in three different classes and only three textbooks were eve30textbooks p. As his wife teaches english to another group of students in an adjacent tent she expressed even more concern. Translator we feel that this is a crime against those poor children. What do these children do to deserve such harsh conditions . Thee schools need the basic equipment to teach them. Students study numbers written out for them, on a white board propped up by cinder blocks. Despite help from unicef and other groups 12yearold mohammed says much, much more is needed. Translator its very, very hot. The electricity comes and then goes, sometimes it doesnt come at all. Reporter outside the next class queues up and tattered workbooks wither in the sun and mothers cook bread where theres far too much hunger and the thirst for knowledge hasnt come close to being quenched. Mohammed jamjoom, al jazeera, baghdad. The raffa border opened, allowing travelers to move both directions. Raffa is the only border that is not controlled by israel. Special courts and harsher penalties for people understood as being rebels. The hands of justice are chained by laws. We will not wait. We will allow implementation of law and justice as soon as possible. Reporter that promise has now turned into a piece of legislation that brought the acts disturbing public order as terrorism and punishes them accordingly. Those accuse of forming a group the government considers a terrorist entity. The law grants protection to the military and police to use force while acting in the name of the law while journalists can be find for contradicting the official version of any report. The law here is a system that doesnt protect the citizenry but rather protects the state. This is becoming the consolidation of power by the chief executive, on his avenues of the dissemination of force. Egypts militarys gean milin a fight against killing soldiers and police, increasingly beyond the sinai into the capital can in cairo. But is some are asking, is the gort attacking anyone or just someone opposed to the government . Jairnd tan, al jazeera. Nine people reportedly dead after an all night conflict. Sonia gallego reports. The remains of a family home in a ukrainian controlled vilg village just outside donetsk. Russian backed rebels shelled the village. Translator a man 30 years old and a woman of 22 were killed. Six others were wounded. The most serious injuries were sustained by a mother with a child. Yet, the separatists are blaming ukrainian force he for the shelling. This area has borne the brunt of the attack in recent days. Despite a tenuous ceasefire thats been more or less in place since february. As the attacks increase moscow is publicly accusing the Ukrainian Military of planning an offensive against prorussian separatists. Translator we are worried by the latest developments. It was like that last august when ukraine soldiers received the notice. It was like that this past january when there was another attempt to stop the situation by using force. That also failed and the ukrainian side agreed to more talks. We believe one shouldnt be experimenting and trying ones luck. Just carry out what was agreed to in minsk. Driven nearly 1 and a half million civilians from their home. While there have been repeated efforts to stop the fighting, several units have failed to obey their military commanders and the gulf becomes wider. Sonia gallego, al jazeera. Still ahead, another shot at political office. Also demands for compensation in the chinese port city of tienjin after the huge explosion destroyed homes. And sport. Can liverpools 50 million striker make points . Get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swifts music videos, interviews, and more. Xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. Tand thats what were doings to chat xfinity. 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Reporter Sri Lankas Election Commission recorded 65 to 70 , well over those who voted in januarys president ial election, 15 million sri lankans were eligible to vote. Every vote is counted carefully. Representatives from the Political Parties are watching the process. In the district voters queued early to cast their ballots. Sri lankas former president is hoping to make a come back from this constituency. He lost the president ial election to another candidate in january. It is my duty. The election is important for the country in every aspect. I think the people have used their brains and they will vote wisely. Reporter the answer he are all here. Not only will they determine the futures of a few politicians but also the countrys direction. Liddy dutt, al jazeera, sri lanka. An accounting official, i also gather the numbers are coming out of the postal ballots, what do they show . Thats right, these were ballots that were cast earlier in the month, employees that submit their ballots by postal vote. 1 district out of 122, very much the first of these electoral votes that have come in so way too early to say. These are way a small percentage, the postal vote part of the wider population. We have seen that first vote from the district reporting. Well still have more results. Lauren. What have people been telling you as they come out of the voting stations . Its been sort of different priorities from different voters in sri lanka. A voter base for people corruption has been an issue, very much comment going the need to get a handle on corruption. The previous regime had allegations of widespread corruption leveled against them. One of the reason they saw the exit of former president rajipaxa. The need to atone for it, address the economy, sri lankas economy has seen a lot of investment but a lot of investment was Government Spending and spending done after taking huge amounts of loans. So people also talking about the need to address the economy. These are some of the issues we heard from colombo, very the rajipaxa voter base. About selling their paddy, produce, and other priorities, that want rajipaxa back that created the journey he had started and safeguard this country as did he when he ended the war. However overall still sort of too early to say lauren. On mohinder rajipaxas chances, what are they do you think . Depends who you speak to. For those who say he is the only answer to sri lanka, the buddhist block, that is firmly behind him. However as we saw seven months ago, he was voted out of office. The big are number of people in this country chose to vote against him and essentially vote him out of office and that cant be forgotten. For rajipaxa, they say, they want him back. Essentially talking about how this election was one of the most peaceful and fair in the history of sri lanka, making some pointed references to the fact that this was because the head of state was not involved in the campaign because the head of state would remain neutral, that there wasnt abuse of state resources, state media and things like that. All of these, in terms of mohinder rajipaxa. Thank you very much indeed. People whose homes in tienjins homes were damaged are demanding recompense from the government. Adrian brown reports. Reporter i. T. Wait was ory spontaneous defiant. A plea rather than a protest. Buy back, buy back they chant. They want the government to purchase their homes. Five days after multiple explosions killed many, emotions remain raw. Some are still traumatized. Many lived in apartments, less than a kilometer from the blast zone. And say they had no idea dangerous chemicals like sodium cyanide were being stored there. We didnt know there was any chemicals stored there. I dont think we dont know who to blame because we didnt know who allowed them to put dangerous stuff around our houses. We just like have no idea. Reporter a gathering of this size would normally make the authorities uneasy. It is very interesting, you have soldiers there the police and allowing this demonstration to take place. And it is quiet a sizable protest. Now some of the protesters are holding up banners that say we love the party, we support the government but we want the government to buy back our damaged apartments. But some have lost more than homes. This mans father was a dock worker and was missing. Translator i dont know whether he is alive. I have no idea whether hes alive. I cant get hold of him. Reporter at the blast site, several teams of firefighters have managed to bring the smoldering ruins under control. Witnessing the start of what will be a very long cleanup and those officials continue to insist the air quality outside the affected area is no threat to health. Results from seven mobile environments and air quality monitoring stations outside the evacuation zone showed there were no signs ever new pollutants. But people here say theyre not sure what to believe. Many of those displaced were migrant workers. Some have been returning to whats left of their dormitories to collect anything of use. Unsure when, or if, theyll return. Inside the seclusion zone a few people remain. Oblivious to the health risk, preparing perhaps for the time when this area will return to normal. A prospect that still seems a very long way off. Adrian brown, al jazeera in tienjin. A global call for ever more sophisticated smartphones is putting a strain on the materials. As Stefanie Dekker reports from bangor island in the south china sea, see many people risking their lives. Reporter caked in sand its almost as if they have become one with this pit. It is an illegal tin mine and you can find them everywhere on this island. Its dangerous work. Were told the average of 70 to 100 miners die every year. Sometimes they are buried for days before we can recover the bodies. If you dig like seven or eight meters then the risk of the sand falling on us is much higher. Reporter the job is the best paid on the island so theyre willing to take that chance. Young children often help their parents. Some have died around these mine pits too. Tin from banker and its Sister Island end up with apple samsung and sony. Used to make our cell phones work. Illegal mining is making more money than the legitimate companies. The free flow means the island is being torn apart. You dont get a sense what the damage is being done but take to the sky. The consequence of the worlds demand for tin becomes clear. The landscape scared by abandoned and active mines. Were just showing you a small part of it but its like this across large parts of the island. Reporter there are so many old mine pits almost 20,000 and then they started mining the sea in 2006. So now we have noted we have lost at least 75 of coral reef around banka island. Its low tide whether we visit the mines at sea. Mining in water is reputed to be more dangerous. Here too the sand walls collapse. There is a difference. They cant see it coming. If you are asking whether its worth the risk which is our life then no. But what else can we do . Other jobs dont pay well. Even for our daily needs. With this job i can even save some money. Reporter the divers can make three times the minimum wage. But there is no compensation when something goes wrong. And thats something the government is now highlighting. They want to legalize these mines and admit theyre losing a lot of money because of them. Translator by legalizing the mines we can save mining for the miner safety and for the environment. Then we can manage the money properly. Reporter but were told and weve seen that little is being done by the government the employees or the people to fix the mines after the damage has endone. The damage at sea will be harder to fix. The tin will run out one day. The question is what will be left for the island to provide for future generations . Stefanie dekker, al jazeera, bankka island. Voting last started for britains Opposition Labor Party with the results announced later next month. Former leader ed miliband, labor has been center left party, but as nadim baba reports from london a surprise candidate is about to take them back to their socialist roots. Reporter until this summer most britains have not, tens of thousands to sign up as members, party heavy weights are warning a victory for him would be the kiss of death. When i say the opinion polls that say the one grouping in the party thats likely to get the most votes, is the one group that even the supporters are saying is least likely to form a government, we need to look at our history. The shock of losing two elections in a row and all but wiped out in scotland. When people say my heart says i should really be without politics, get a transplant because thats just done. Reporter in recent weeks the party says its caught thousands of activists from rival party signing up. Presumably backing jeremy corbin. And fellow candidates liz kendall refuse to discuss, that, a role in rebuilding the party if he won. Some westminster watchers are arguing that it could actually splisplit labour. If. They are basically unified when the left splits. Its far from certain if the person who leads this ballot will be actually leading in the 2020 election. In just a little while well learn who won but the task of winning back seats in parliament in knowledge marginal constituencies and virtually the entire of scotland. Nadim baba, al jazeera, scotland. Still ahead, food deserts. And organizers left this badminton championship embarrassed on the podium. Hello again, theyre known as food deserts. As Andy Gallagher reports from the mississippi delta. Its known as the home of blues music but nowadays, this area of the mississippi delta, is the poorest corner of the u. S. , and access to affordable food is a big problem. Leah, what would you like for dinner . Leslie hasnt heard the words, food desert before but shes living in one. An expensive trip that not everyone can afford too make. My husband and others, we there v to Work Together to try to get food. We have to carpool, you know bum a ride as you call it to get food. Its hard. Reporter food deserts arent a new phenomenon, it is often the young that pay the price. At least a quarter of 10 to 17yearolds are obese. As a result of access to good food. Chief nurse says poverty is accesabig factor. You cant afford it. If you have six kids at home and you come out to buy groceries and you buy 30 pounds of grapes thats not going to last long and all your money is going to be gone. Convenience stores like this are pretty much the only option of many families in the mississippi delta and if i were shopping for my family, the options are limited. Few canned goods, processed meats, a couple of rotten apples all of which Health Experts contribute to the high rates of diabetes and obesity. The owner of this business wants to stock more healthy and affordable food but says the cost of getting produce to what many view is a remote area makes it too expensive. His experience is typical for entire region. Fruits and vegetables is a part of the food chain. Well some of the main essentiallieessentialliesessent. But we cant afford it. Andy gallagher al jazeera in the mississippi delta. Now here ask raul with all the sport. Lauren thank you very much. Fifa has confirmed that it will investigate a statement, complained of an alleged Smear Campaign and blamed fifa insiders after a letter was sent to several insiders, painting what one has described as an unflattering picture of the former france international. There is no shortage of candidates willing to run for official. South koreas chung mung jun, the former fifa Vice President made the announcement in paris. He pulled no purchase blame blatter for the corruption charges that have corrupted the organization. The south korean is an honorary Vice President at fifa. The billionaire is the major shareholder of car giants hyundai. He is now in charge of fc goa, and as a player he played in three world cups. The ly liberian many is now worg as a football broadcaster and he played 17 times for france. But is his compatriot Michel Blatini yeuni yeufa,. And manchester United Nations take on club bruge. Suffered a set back, sergio ramos has agreed to extend his contract until 2020 and even said he would like to retire there. Named ramos as the world captain. And able to lead la league. Im willing to bring happiness back to the fans by winning titles. In england theres one game in the premier league on monday. Liverpool against bornmouth. 50 million striker, Christian Bell sake. His manager believes all the liverpool believes they will be inspired playing in front of their home fans for the first time this season. Its a really special place to play football. For us its going to be a very, very important game for us. There are home is second to none and a big part of that is the support we receive at home. So looking forward to the game. World athletics will choose the man who will run their body for the next few years. It comes on a day that another athlete has been done for doping. Won goals at the london 2012 olympics but has been stripped of that title by the courts of arbitration for sports. Cleared of doping for the turkish. The 29 role will now have to hand back her gold medal and serve an eight year ban. Now long time bridesmaid, jason day, claimed the u. S. Pga championship as whistling straits asee least holman as el. The awfned was finally champion. I havent had much time to really think about what i just accomplished, i guess you can take me off the best players without a major now, so i mean its good to be a major champion. The 27yearold began the final round with a two stroke lead and with five birdies on his front 9 including this incredible pul putt he never lod likely to be beaten. Leading the chasing pack though was Jordan Spieth bidding to become the first man to win all three ufs majors in a year. He would three u. S. Majors in a year. He would finish second. The 22yearold replaces rory mcilroy as world number 1. Ultimately a lot of positives come out of today. To be number one in the world as a team this is fantastic and certainly was a lifelong goal of mine. Reporter but this day belonged to one plan alone. There were blips on the 8th and 15th holes but another birdie on the 16th and the win was secured. Finished at 20 under, the lowest overall score at a major surpassing tiger woods. The first time major winnersonning witwinnersobbing d been with him since the death of his father when he was 12. I couldnt stop crying. To dedicate myself to have a shot of glory, shot of greatness, this is what we all work towards and it is a good feeling. The fifth australian to get his hands on the u. S. Pga trop trophy, jason day, elyse holman, al jazeera. The wrong anthem. The fascist era anthem, havent been used since 1978, the words were dropped after the death of general franco. Back to london and lauren. You can catch out the news by checking out our website, the address is aljazeera. Com. Thats it for me lauren taylor. Judy mcdonald will be here in just a moment. They get exited about technology whether its in their phone or in their car, so why is it so weird on their plate . Somethings going into food that shouldnt really be there. Techknow investigates. You could not pay me to fake data. A bomb explodes in bangkok, killing 19 and many others are injured. Hello there im julie mcdonald. This is al jazeera live from london. Also coming up. One of south sudans two warring leaders, signed a peace deal but the other says he needs more time. The u. N. Humanitarian chief calls for more protection for civilians after one of the worst attacksn