Missing mh370 plane . Malaysia sends investigators to find out. Robin adams with the sport the latest from the third ashes, and the Worlds Toughest foot race enters the final stages. We are in california later in the programme the verdict in the retrial of three al jazeera journalists in egypt has been postponed until august the 2nd. Mohamed fadel fahmy, Mohammed Badr and peter greste were accused of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. Charges they and al jazeera deny. Al jazeera journalists say justice has been delayed again. Mohammed badr and Mohamed Fadel fahmy arrived at a cairo court hoping to hear a verdict reflecting the truth that they are not guilty. Instead, they were told that the case has been postponed for a week. Its disponting what happened. Reporter their colleague peter greste who has been tried in absentia says they victim come to expect delays. They hoped there would be closure at this stage. The only thing that defines us is the verdict. Reporter Mohamed Fadel fahmy and peter greste, and Mohammed Badrs troubles have gone on for a year and a half. They were sentenced between 710 years imprison. Spending more than 400 days in an egyptian prison. In january of this year the court of mp kazation threw out there convictions and ordered a retrial. In feb, peter greste was deported to his native australia. Mohamed fadel fahmy and Mohammed Badr were released on became but have been unable to kiev egypt. As during the first, analyst ciffed sized the evidence. We saw open Court Footage of family photos and news reeling and pop songs as proof that the men were involved in an armed group in overthrowing the egyptian government. They say its not only difficult for them its taking a doll on their families. They are hoping its nothing more that than not a sign of bad news to come. We can go live to peter in sydney in australia. Stereo your anxiety levels. Your anxiety levels must have picked, it must be an anxious time that your verdict in the trial has not come. It is anxious. As we heard, learn was organising their lives around this day, this moment and to have a postponed again prolongs the aggiony, we need to get a resolution. We need to be careful about reading too much into the reasons behind the delay. Until we get a verdict its impossible for anyway of us to make plans or our families to make plans and get on with our lives. How do you spend your time now, you are in a limbo, whereby you cant make plans and get on with your life. Yes, look its tuft. You spend as much time as you can with family and friends and make the most of the time with family and friends until you know which way it will go. For me its a lot easier. Another the ones if we wind up with convictions, everyone justified, they could find themselves back in prison and that makes the verdict an excruciatingly difficult moment for them. So they are the one really that are having to cope with the uncertainty. What do you think of the way in which the information was onpassed to you, the fact that the verdict was delayed. It seems to have come in a haphazard fashion today. Mohammed badr describing standing outside the court and talking to a court official. Look, i was not there. We have been getting the news filtering out. Its difficult. I dont want to draw too many conclusions about that. One of the problems we faced all along is the things influenced in the court, the reason the court makes decisions is opaque to us. We dont know what it was that influenced the courts decision why it thought to delay or originally heard 8 august thin it was shifted back to the 2nd. We need to be careful about drawing too many conclusions. Inevitably with so much little information, whatever conclusions we draw it will be wrong. Thank you peter greste talking to us live from sydney. Thank you now, Israels Parliament legalized the force feeding of prisoners on Hunger Strike. The bill was past with a majority of six votes. U. N. Human rights experts and israels medical association condemned the move considering it a form of torture and full of medical risks. For palestinian prisoners hun ir strikes have been an important means of protest. Translation israel is continuing with crimes and aggression towards the palestinian prisoners understand the guise of what it calls law. Its threatening lives, against the ethics of the profession. The doctors condemned the law. The association in israel called on the doctors not to deal with it. Reporter the World Medical association called forcefeeding of Hunger Strikers inhuman and unethical saying no physicians should be used to force feed strikers and the autonomy should be rmed. Its done by putting a tube down the nostril. It could be painful and lead to bleeding and could exchange various diseases via blood and moouk us. Its a practice followed in the past. In early 1900s in the u. K. Forcefeeding was used on the jets on those that went on Hunger Strike. The practice is used against the Irish Republicans in their struggle against independence and by the United States in Guantanamo Bay prison. Lets go live to Stephanie Dekker who is in west jerusalem. This bill was controversial, wasnt it and it just passed. Thats right. It took pt members of the parliament, the Israeli Knesset hours to come to this vote. It passed by six. Its not a majority i should say, but it is now law. It is facing a lot of opposition, as you said. From the israeli medical association. We spoke to a doctor that said its against medical ethics belief religion equating it to rape. When i asked what it entailed he said its a horrific procedure even for a patient that needs it postsurgery type of thing. Its horrendous let alone a person who has been on Hunger Strike who is week trike to fight it. It is now law. The medical association called on the doctors not to do it. As the doctor told us theyll find people and the other issue is most of the prisoners on Hunger Strike are under administrative detention, meaning it hasnt been charged. This is what palestinians tell you, the last resort on pressure on the authorities, to charge them or let them go. Now it is as one opposition member said its forcefeeding will not be the solution to this administrative detention, charge them or let them go. Its become law and well have to see how it plays out. Stephanie dekker you have managed to speak to someone who endured this dreadful process, havent you . Thats right. We spoke to a former prisoner. He was in a communal Hunger Strike in 1980, 35 years ago. He still remembers exactly what it felt like. This is how he described it to us. They tied me down brought a tube shoved it down my nose and push. I felt my head exploding down to my stomach. Theres nothing you could do to resist. Our stomachs were empty. It hurt and then we did it again. He added that they didnt thing that this was a way to save lives, which was the argument that the Israeli Government was making. In is something to protect the prisoners to keep calm they are afraid if someone decide of Hunger Strike therell be repercussions in the west bank. A former prisoner told us he believed it was about breaking spirits with the prisoners, to stop them from any kind much resistance that they are trying to put pressure on the israeli authorities. Stephanie dekker live in west jerusalem. The u. S. State Department Said its concerned over israels approval for new settler hotels in the occupied west bank. Israel advanced plans for 504 new Housing Units in settlement areas in occupied east jerusalem. According to international law, all israeli settlements on Palestinian Land are illegal the Iraqi Government denies accusations that is it tortures prisoners. Official are questioned by those suspecting human rights abuses. We speak to imran khan in baghdad. This is a u. N. Committee investigating not just the state of iraqs gaols, but its taking place in geneva. Thats right. They are looking into allegations of torture, and the questioning to the iraqi delegation is tough. A member of the tribunal said is there a single iraqi in gaol at the moment on torture charges. There isnt at the moment. Its something of a problem for the iraqis. They denied it ag the allegations are without youngs. The u. N. Has not put evidence forward. It is putting the iraqis under pressure putting the spotlight on secret prisons, torture techniques and enhanced interrogation techniques making a lot of people uncomfortable. These allegations of torture, as you say, they have been around for some time. Its not just coming from the u. N. And its investigation, other human rights organizations claimed that torture is carried out in iraqi prisons. Thats right. There has been a number of reports, publicly Available Evidence that they submitted also on the idea of the secret prisons, and we have spoken to both al jazeera, and human Rights Groups and people that have been inside the prisons, and given us testimony saying that they were tortured. Theres a legal problem here. Torture is not clearly defined in the iraqi constitution. Some would say its a deliberate thing by the successive Iraqi Government to allow them to operate these black sites, the torture techniques and secret prisons. Its been a Political Tool against the opponents that the government has, as a tool to silence criticism. The human Rights Groups said that this is something that they iraqis need to look at. Haider alabadi said he would take a look at the ministry of justice and clean house. That has not happened. Imran khan live in baghdad. Thank you. Theres a lot more to come honest al jazeera newshour, including including. Russia blocks plans to prosecute those responsible for shooting down flight mh370 over ukraine. Plus accusations that u. S. Led trade negotiations are being too heavily influenced by the corporations. We are on the farms in the u. S. With reaction. And the contest to host the 2022 Winter Olympics reaches its final stages. All the latest on those bids later in sport turkeys military says three soldiers have been killed in an attack by kurdish fighters. It happened in the southeastern province. Turkish jets have been targetting fighters from the Kurdistan Workers Party since wednesday. Kuwait says its uncovered a network of i. S. I. L. Members who fought in iraq and syria. Stade media reported five as kuwaitis. They launched a crackdown after an attack on a shia mosque killing 26 people. The United Nations envoy to syria put forward plans for a political solution to end the conflict there. It raged for more than four years. Diplomatic editor james bays explained the significance of these proposals. I give the floor to. Reporter the u. N. Special envoy presenting his latest plan for syria. In the past they tried International Conferences and face to days peace talks. After 4. 5 years of bloodshed, another proposal, setting up working groups. Given the deepening tragedy, the u. N. Is obliged and all of us are to keep the issue alive and to not leave any stone unturned. And attuned to the serious conversations and discussions taking place, and we are hearing them around the region and elsewhere, which may require, perhaps, more time. Reporter he was referring to a number of important developments that the u. N. Believes could be positive. In essence, this is a holding plan until they see how it plays out. They know that bashar alassads forces are losing ground on the battlefield and in a matter of months the government is prepared to make concessions. They know the policy by turkey, prepared to carry out air strikes to push back i. S. I. L. Could help the moderate opposition. Theres the iran your nuclear deal. Ban kimoon told me that could change things too. You need solidarity shown by p5, members of the Security Council, and European Union and the actors. Theres nothing which we cannot do. My message was why dont you use this politically created momentum and there is an Important Role to be played by iran. Iran is a crucially important player in the region. When he addressed the Security Council, the secretarygeneral attacked their own divisions on syria, saying it was a shameful symbol of the international communitys failure there are reports that eight members of the a group of u. S. Trained fighters have been abducted in northern syria. Activists say the leader of the socalled new syrian force, and serch other fighters seven other fighters were kidnapped by the Al Qaedalinked al nusra front. The men, equipped by the u. S. Recently returned from training in Turkey France is joining an investigation after part of a plane washed up at its island of reunion in the indian ocean. Malaysia sent a team there to find out if the debris belongs to flight mh370 that disappeared in march last year. Reporter on a tiny island in the indian ocean. This piece of what looks like a plane is getting a lot of attention. We saw the plane. As we looked at it, i told myself it was debris. Reporter aviation experts believe it could be part of mh370. We found it matched one plane it matched the rear of the wing. Everybody says it fits to the boeing 777. Of course, which plane is missing in this area, theres none for hours after the plane disappeared, this flight board said it was delayed. The distraught family members gathered in malaysia and china. What happened in mh370 was a great mystery in aviation history. The boeing 777 went missing with 239 people on board. On march 8th last year. It took off from kuala lumpur and was destined to beijing. It lost all contact. Over the gulf of thailand, around 40 minutes after takeoff. A massive search operation focused on two possible corridors to the north and south. And no trace of the plane was found, concentrating on a 60,000km area off the coast of western australian. Now malaysia is sending a team to the reunion island to see if the piece of debris is a breakthrough in the search. Whatever wreckage is found, needs to be verified before its confirmed whether it belongs to mh370. Reporter analysis of satellite data shows mh370 flew for 6 hours after contact was lost and entered the sea in the indian ocean near a deep trench. Underneath the indian ocean, its hurricane type of weather down there, and many times wreckage can be dislodged. These are floating devices which can surface themselves and be drifted off thousands and thousands of miles away. Australia says the search will continue, and if the find is confirmed, proves the plane will be found in the depths of the ocean. Reporter for family and friends of those on board mh370, the nervous wait for answers continues russia vetoed a proposal to prosecute those responsible for shooting down a Malaysia Airlines flight over ukraine a year ago. The country said representing the 298 victims arrived the u. N. To set up a court to bring them to justice. Kristen saloomey has more. Will those in favour of the draft resolution please raise their hands. Reporter the request of the Security Council seemed straightforward. An International Tribunal to hold accountable those responsible for the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight mh17. It came from the countries conduct ght the investigation of the incident killing 298 men, women and children bound for kuala lumpur. The work expected to finish this year but the malaysian transport minister argued that now is the right time to establish a method for prosecuting the perpetrators whoever they may be. The establishment of the tribunal will also ensure that these establishment is as depoliticized as possible . Russia said no accused by the west and ukraine of supporting separatist rebels with arms and man power, questioning the integrity of the investigation and the motivation of resolutions many sponsored. The drafter, submitted for voting today was deprived of legal basis or precedence. We explained it to our colleagues and called upon them. Responses of the draft are refusing to act, submitted it for a vote knowing in advance that this would not lead to a positive result. The veto was a blow to families and political leaders, days after the first anniversary. Most of the victims were dutch. 38 weres australia. The recital of discredited contentions, executions and ofuse sayings could be treated with the utmost distain. The veto is an affront to the memory of the 238 victims families and friends. Reporter the country most affected by the downing of mh17 vowed to find an alternative. Another way to bring the perpetrators to justice. Finding a venue with the power to extradite suspect without the backing of the Security Council could be difficult france has deployed riot police in calla to stop migrants entering a railway tunnel. Thousands of migrants tried to enter the tunnel in the past peek. From calais Barnaby Phillips reports. These people are the problem that europe wishes would go away. Migrants bide their time. We watched as some tried to cross the road to enter the terminal. The French Police tell them to go away. They obey for now. But the police cant be everywhere. They say they are overwhelmed. At night the migrants try again in greater numbers. Wh