hello i m so ho robert this is the al-jazeera news i lost my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes no word from zimbabwe s president robert mugabe as he appears to ignore a deadline to depart. the n.r.a. way the voices calling for them to step aside are getting louder. also courtroom celebrations in kenya the supreme court judges uphold last month s election win by president. so he can officially begin his second term in office. and what next for germany weeks of talks to form a coalition government collapsed raising the prospect of a snap election. with the sports news and yana nevada has died from cancer at the age of forty nine the czech tennis star who won wimbledon in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. good job the company we start the news are in southern africa where as a barb weighs embattled president robert mugabe appears to have ignored an ultimatum to resign so what happens now having already voted him out as their leader the ruling za
hello and welcome to the al-jazeera news hour live from my headquarters and me and soprano coming up in the next sixty minutes. sure happened a long time ago should happen years ago. u.s. president donald trump says he s designated north korea a state sponsor of terrorism paving the way for more sanctions. tens of thousands of haitian migrants who escaped the two thousand and ten earthquake now face being deported from the u.s. . zimbabwe s ruling party begins impeachment proceedings against robert mugabe arthur he refuses to resign as president and the head of syria s main opposition body the high negotiations committee steps down just days before key talks in saudi arabia. u.s. president donald trump has designated north korea a state sponsor of terrorism tramples so a promise of more sanctions against pyongyang but secretary of state rex tillerson says washington hasn t given up on resolving the nuclear crisis on the korean peninsula through diplomacy she had reports from
hello everyone on philosophical and a welcome to this news hour live from london coming up in the next sixty minutes. agrees to take back thousands of refugees who fled to bangladesh but many are frightened to return. out to the asylum seekers who had refused to leave the former australian one prison camp on minus sign and. zimbabwe s stock market has lost six billion dollars in a week can the new president rescue a league economy. i m far as smile be here with all the day s sport including the first ashes test match between australia and england is evenly poised at the end of day one. man morrow and bangladesh have signed a deal for the repository of refugees bangladesh said it will begin within two months but it s not clear how many refugees would be allowed to return home since august more than six hundred thousand reckoned to have fled a military crackdown and me and mall many are concerned about how this deal will now affect them as it was called high live reports from t
we ll have more on the day s events in just a few moments. also tonight. we report on the plight of young rohingya girls forced into the sex industry, as refugees in bangladesh. in syria, government forces are pounding one of the last rebel held strongholds, with devastating consequences for the civilian population. two major pharmaceutical firms say they ll invest more than a billion pounds in the uk, creating nearly 2000 jobs. and in the ashes series, england trail australia following a heavy defeat in brisbane. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news. it was andy murray s last year but who will take home the crown for 2017? we look at this year s nominees for sports personality of the year. good evening. prince harry and the american actress, meghan markle, have announced their engagement, and they ll be married in the spring. as fifth in line to the throne, prince harry had to obtain her majesty s permission to marry, and buckingham palace said today that the queen and t
lovely. marvellous, yes. it is a sign of how modern the family is. it is fantastic. he is a happy chap, thatis is fantastic. he is a happy chap, that is the main thing and it shows i suppose the royal family are modernising, for want of a better word. in other news, brexit secretary david davis faces criticism for redacting the government s analysis of the potential impact of brexit on the economy, before the papers were handed over to a committee of mps. and a special report on the plight of young rohingya girls forced into the sex industry as refugees in bangladesh. and on newsnight tonight, fears of a snap general election in ireland, which could have huge consequences for the border and four brexit we re life in dublin live in dublin and we will speak with the dup. good evening and welcome to bbc news. prince harry and the american actress meghan markle have announced their engagement, and they ll be married in the spring. as fifth in line to the throne, prince harry