accusations that he wrong is funneling weapons into the country for who she fights says the united arab emirates is also accused of running torture camps in the country our diplomatic editor james bays hussain the reports how small. this report which hasn t been made public but which i have read will be very tough reading for the fifteen members of the u.n. security council is critical of all sides in the war in yemen critical of the saudi led coalition for civilian casualties it says that some of those who planned and executed airstrikes which have ended up targeting civilians might be subject to sanctions that some of the security council will have to decide on it says that one of the countries involved in that coalition of the u.a.e. has been responsible for torture in yemen it talks about beatings electrocution constrained suspension the use of what it calls the cage confinement in a cage in the sunlight and the denial of medical treatment criticism too though for the who
several was a pause for hours, and then the bombing resumed in aleppo. the nightmare is continuing for the thousands of civilians trapped in the last areas of rebel resistance. the agreement was aimed at giving them away to flee after the siege but the rebels opened fire, and turkey blames the regime and its allies. we are hoping the evacuation of civilians from aleppo can take place. has unfortunately continue to resume. in russia on aleppo have proved pointless and contacts with turkey and others prove more promising. we ve had contact with fighters on the ground and the armed opposition. i think this channel may become than what we ve had with our american colleagues. saide syrian rebel leader the truce collapsed after the aside regime and iran resumed. insisting monitors must be in place. france demands the presence of you and observers during the evacuation. it is a priority for the people of aleppo as it is ensuring there s no massacre by fighters. observers are nee
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a group of armed men have stormed the stock exchange in the city of karachi killing at least two people. leicester s mayor says current coronavirus restrictions will remain in place there for two weeks, amidst suggestions that a local lockdown might be introduced because of a spike in cases. and it s gone, and may bowl takes it! coming up in the next hour the two most famous dogs of lockdown mabel and olive and their owner, bbc sports commentator andrew cotter for his first british tv interview about his and his dogs‘ worldwide fame. and also this question for you does it feel like lockdown in england is effectively over? message me on twitter at vicderbyshire or email victoria@bbc.co.uk. good morning. schools in england are to receive £1 billion of funding over the next ten years in a programme building projects being launched by the prime minister today. he s also announcing a further £560 million towards repairing crumbling school buildings this financial yea