Know im in london youre watching aljazeera also coming up government officials apologized to parents told their missing daughters have been rescued we have an exclusive report from northeastern nigeria President Trump expected to announce the largest sanctions against north korea targeting shipping and the transport of coal and fuel. The desperate journey in the hope of a better life we look at how the refugee crisis is hitting the big screen at the film festival. We begin at the United Nations where the Security Council will soon vote on a draft resolution demanding a thirty day cease fire in the rebel held Eastern Ghouta will than four hundred people have been killed in government as strikes there this week now activists say forces loyal to president bashar assad have begun firing rockets to deliberately cause fire as aid workers are struggling to cope aljazeera arabic correspondent mohammed al jazeera is inside eastern and sent this update. The aerial bombardment on guta has been wi
A day as members wrangle over. The people of eastern pleas for help. And casualties also ahead. This man standing outside of the school the other day doesnt love the children probably doesnt know the children the teachers love their children. The Florida School shooting prompts new questions about how america protects teachers and students. And the u. S. Confirms it will move the Israeli Embassy to jerusalem by. The Syrian Military. Looks set to drag on after a u. N. Vote on a humanitarian ceasefire was postponed until saturday well in four hundred forty civilians have died in six days of attacks on the rebel held enclave and just a few moments will be. Said james bays but first reports on the situation in the east. Theres a lot of the interview. They called for those left on another floor but in the dense dust and debris its hard to see who left the upper floor. After some kind of you know the doctor tells me to open his eyes so he can wash medical workers in eastern who are calling f
But this was the First International journalist on the ground and set the support from the. Disappointment induction i was of to parents were told that daughters have been rescued the State Government apologized saying the information was not true. For the relatives of more than one thousand students the wait has just begun. Some say its all over again. These sisters have not only escaped the kidnappers but their older sister wasnt just lucky the incident leaves them devastate. The no one living as they came just after we broke out monday fast we heard gunshots there was chaos everywhere she tried to comfort us but it only got worse four of us sisters started running to give that she fell and i fell down but someone picked me up that was the last time i saw her she was taken. Neighbors pour into their home to offer support at the girls school we were refused access to film inside i would necessary some of the attackers dressed in military fatigues drove through the school gates but bef
Dame tessa jowells message, in herfirst interview since being diagnosed with a brain tumour. Coming up on afternoon live all the sport, including. Phil neville, a rather controversial appointment . Absolutely, and definitely not the best start for the new england win ins manager. He has apologised for comments he made about women on social media and says they are not a true representation of his character. More on that later. See you later, holly. And the weather. Yes, hail storms, severe gales blowing through scotland. Things will get better later on but more on that in about half an hour. Thanks very much, tomasz, and coming up, whats with the big pout . 1000 camels a dozen camels have been disqualified from a camel beauty pageant in saudi arabia for receiving botox injections. Hello, everyone. This is afternoon live and i am simon mccoy. I thought things had changed and it is absolutely clear that they havent. We have to send a clear message that this is unacceptable. The words of g
To our kenyan election review, some weeks ago, we did a kenyan election preview and im not sure many of our forecasts or predictions came to pass, which is maybe a good thing. Happy that we have a panel consisting of two distinctive journalists who have following the campaign and the election in kenya and going to introduce them in just a moment. My name is mark bellamy and im atenior advisor for africa ces i. S. I was ambassador in nairobi and i had the good fortune to spend several weeks in naomi in nairobi prior to this weeks election. I want to start with a few remarks to frame the discussion and then turn to our guests. You in this room know, last week, some 15 million kenyans went to the polls to elect a president not to elect members of parliament, to elect and aors to 49 counties number of other office holders. By any standard and certainly by african standards, this was a onlykable event, if because of the thousands of Campaign Appearances by because ofandidates, the passionat