aiden. and close encounter nasa s new horizon craft swings by pluto at the climax of a decade old journey. reporter: turmoil in the richest richest cricket league and suspended after a corruption investigation. taken almost a decade to reach and iran and six major world powers have agreed to a historic nuclear deal which will see iran limit nuclear activities in return the lifting of crippling sanctions, under agreement iran will destroy 98% of weapons grade uranium and remove center fuges used to enrich uraninum and allow inspectors to the sites when necessary and a clause is in place to allow sanctions to be reinstated within 65 days and al jazeera diplomatic editor james base reports from vienna. reporter: the moment agreement was finally reached, after hours of intense negotiations into the night the key players here said it was a historic deal. its opponents believe it s a dangerous, historic mistake and one of the negotiators said it was very much a compromise agr
not yet online. . hello the u.s. is to announce plans to establish a my military base in iraq keys anbar province. it will be a boost against the levant. isil fighters took control of ramadi the capitol last month. washington is under pressure to do more to fight isil. 400 extra u.s. soldiers will be deployed to join the 3,000 advisors and trainers already working there. two new base could be established near the town. it will see more support for sunni tribal fighters. as concerns grow about the ability of iraqi troops to become. more detail on the plans an in the next couple of minutes or so with the state department and the white house all holding briefings. that was when it took control of mosul iraq s second largest city as troops fled. more now from iraq. beyond the bridge is isil territory. mosul the biggest urban center in northern iraq. come two many people are believed to zillion live there, cut off from the rest of the country. the people who want to leave b
has increased petrol prices by 6000%. the u.s. state department is condemned the detention saying it called into question the government s commitment to holding a free poll. he has now been released but earlier he was detained by police after making allegations of vote rigging. the arrest was witnessed by our correspondent, who has more details. members of the opposition party called us to take us to a house in a residential area, that they said illegal vote rigging operation was being carried out. when we reached the property, the supporters knocked on the gate, people jumped over the back fence, and the support was apprehended up the road. they were carrying handguns and supporters disarmed them. there was a police vehicle outside the house, when we got that, they say this billing was a facility of crime investigation intelligence facility supporters say there was a vote rigging operation inside, more armed officers came, there was a stand off and supporters demanded en
to have died in the village. the u.n. hopes the truce will allow more aid to be delivered to besieged civilians. that was the other key aspect of this deal. 480,000 people are thought trapped by government forces or rebel groups. we know that in its second day, the truce is holding, but is coming under pressure. there has been reports of violations. jamal has been tracking everything. he joins us live now. there have been reports of violence in homs and also around aleppo, but what do we know about what s happening on the ground there and whether this truce will continue to survive? just in the past couple of hours, the syrian national council, the main opposition group that was part of negotiating this deal has actually sent a formal complaint to u.n. secretary ban ki-moon, it lists what it claims are several violations by what it said in the letter by the syrian regime, by the russian forces and by the iranians and militia fighting along with bashar al assad s army. they
greek/macedonian border. a trib beauty to an oscar nomination. a cessation of hostilities appears to be holding in most parts of syria but not everywhere. the opposition is accusing government forces of attacking at least 15 rebel-held areas using barrel bombs. activists say russia has carried out airstrikes in allepp on. at least 10 people are thought to have died. the u.n. hopes aid will be able to be delivered to civilians and to refugee camps. jamal gained exclusive access to one of those camps. reporter: home to tens of thousands of syrians who have been recently displaced as a direct result of russian airstrikes, this piece of land not far from the border with turkey used to be empty. now, thousands of tents are cramped together separated by winding foot paths and narrow streets they are lined by boys and girls who had their childhood robbed from them by war. while others go to school elsewhere around the world, they are stuck here, traumatized war and abandoned by th