derry which is also known as derry a catholic priest leading the ceremony today told the congregation that her death had to must mark a turning point for northern ireland in sermon had some uncomfortable moments for political leaders there. the murder of the young journalist the roma key leaders of britain and ireland as well as hundreds of mourners together irish prime minister earlier and british prime minister theresa may set at the front of st ann's cathedral. and politicians from across northern ireland's political divide were side by side since father martin mcgill a friend of micky commended them for standing together in quicken on good friday but also challenge them. why in god's name does the trick of a twenty nine year old woman with her whole life in front of her any of them before he could finish a sentence a standing ovation erupted a clear sign of people's exasperated with the violence and odd moment for the politicians who only joined after some hesitation. s. he was shot last week by reporting on rioting and londonderry as she stood behind a police line the new ira a s

derry last week let's bring you live pictures from that funeral you're seeing these live pictures coming from belfast. yes now she was shot dead while reproaching on the rioting as she stood behind a police line a small militant group called the new ira claimed responsibility for the death and apologized saying leader mckee was shot while as explained in a statement standing beside enemy forces which is their term for the police now female suspect is in custody now you're looking at pictures coming to you live from belfast of that funeral which is being attended by irish prime minister. and british prime minister to resign me as well as the irish president michael higgins . joining me now is mick fealty he's a political analyst and founding editor of the northern ireland based blog now welcome back to what extent has leader mckee's murder prompted fears that the peace process is endangered. i think fear is the wrong word i think what has done is revealed some of the underbelly of the peace process because by and large the peace process has succeeded in at least one of its major objective

derry last week irish prime minister lee overread current bridge prime minister to resign may and the i was president michael higgins old attended the funeral but he was hit by a stray bullet while standing near the police a small militant group the new ira has claimed responsibility for her death and in an unusual move has apologized to the family. of a more on this i'm joined now by ayman melly he is a veteran broadcaster author and editor of the irish news website and blog ayman milli dot com mr malley it's good to have you on the day this funeral this funeral it was it was more than just a funeral for a young woman i talked to me about the significance of what we sold today inside that church. well it was quite remarkable in fact unique in the history of no not and because in there you had the irish president and michael de higgins you had the irish prime minister leader of a rather it's one of their foremost forces within the who eat you concept and who breaks it to be it because of the irish border you had the foreign minister simon the again very prominent on the european stage

derry the militant group ira has admitted responsibility for the killing in a letter to local media it says mchugh was tragically killed as attack or to court the enemy meaning the police. meanwhile supreme court has rejected the final appeal of two reuters journalists serving a prison sentence because of their reporting on the country's crackdown on muslims should also and by whom have spent more than sixteen months in detention they were arrested during an investigation into the killing of ten during a muslim men during a military crackdown in the western part of man ma a district court sentenced the two journalists to seventy s in prison last september for illegally possessing official documents they've been since awarded the pulitzer prize for their work. for for more now southeast asia correspondent charlayne joins me charlotte not that this appeal has been rejected what prospect of the journalists have of being released. well there is now know why a court that these generals can take their appeal to the supreme court is mia mas top court so that really does quash any hopes for

derry or derry which was the original name of the city. john donnelly is a former ira fighter from derry in his home is a small collection of treasures from the decades of warfare known as the troubles show me a young lad for us the british soldiers belt back contains photos from a secret list of wanted ira members and it was a photo of myself there those are technically army. scale usually do not use their informer. using informers. may get worse martin mcguinness was the former provisional ira leader but later seen feigns chief negotiator for the good friday agreement twenty one years ago. for over three decades he and the ira for british rule in northern ireland. john donnelly was a leading political force in derry northern ireland second largest city. and he was instrumental in persuading ira operatives to lay down their arms. twenty one years on the conflict seems to have been settled but for many this is merely a superficial arrangement donnelly says poor areas of daring are still waiting for the peace dividend to kick in since a pea

derry also known as derry a former flashpoint between irish nationalists and unionists. hours before her death mckee sent this tweet from the scene of the riots which erupted after police searched the house it read derry tonight absolute madness. nikki was standing near a police car when a gunman opened fire she was rushed to the hospital but couldn't be saved authorities are now searching for suspects they were not on the road so i am prepared to say that we certainly believe there was more than one person. was involved and that's last night obviously only one person pulled the trigger but there was more than one person mickey's death came on the eve of the twenty first anniversary of the signing of the good friday or belfast agreement it largely ended decades of conflict between catholic irish nationalists and protestants. it is really heart breaking on good friday to sound here twenty one years after the belfast agreement was signed on to think that there are still those that believe the file and says the way to deal with these issues we need everyone in society to sa

derry in northern island lyra mckee was reporting on riots when a gunman opened fire the police are describing the murder inquiry as a terrorist incident by dissident republicans the new republican group claimed responsibility for a number of possible bombs sent recently. the expected repair bill for flood damage in iran is expected to be around two and a half billion dollars millions of iranians are rebuilding their lives after the devastating floods a month ago ravi reports now from. the crisis has come at a bad time for iran shrinking economy hampered by u.s. sanctions. iran's government is measuring the cost of flood damage in the billions of dollars for iran's people measuring the cost is also very personal damage shops . broken furniture. even packets of spaghetti. homes have been destroyed shops and businesses damaged everything it's gone. now the cleanup the floods left this school filled with mud the goal is to clear up as fast as possible to get the children back into class now this is the kind of thing that will cost time and money to fix if you look over here that metal

derry which is also known as derry mckee was shot while reporting on the rioting as she stood behind a police line the small militant group called the new ira has claimed responsibility for her death and apologized saying mickey was shot as explained in a statement while standing beside enemy forces which is their term for the police a few miles suspect is in custody irish prime minister the over at a car british prime minister theresa may and the irish president michael higgins attended. part i'm joined now by make fealty a political analyst and founding editor of the northern ireland based blog slugger o'toole a good day to you sir to what extent has there mckee's murder prompted fears that the peace process might be in danger. i think it's important here to distinguish between two thousand. nobody i think seriously police the peace process i.e. those measures that were put in place were twenty years ago to bring you to end the kind of a generational conflict to go on since we ninety sixty nine. to your support it could leave the dollar is going to come back no one believes. what t

derry which is also known as derry a catholic priest leading the ceremony told the congregation that her death must mark a turning point for northern ireland is sermon had some uncomfortable moments for political leaders sitting there. the murder of the young journalist the roma key leaders of britain and ireland as well as hundreds of mourners together many irish prime minister leave and british prime minister theresa may set at the front of st ann's cathedral. and politicians from across northern ireland's political divide were side by side since father martin mcgill a friend of micky commended them for standing together in creating on good friday but also challenge them. why in god's name does it take the death of a twenty nine year old woman with her whole life in front of her to of them before he could finish a sentence a standing ovation erupted a clear sign of people's exasperated with the violence and odd moment for the politicians who only joined after some hesitation. even if he were shot last week by reporting on rioting and londonderry as she stood behind a police line th

derry in northern ireland. was reporting on a riot when a gunman apparently indiscriminately opened fire police are describing their murder inquiry as a terrorist incident by dissident republicans the new ira republican group claimed responsibility for a number of possible sent recently. a lack of jobs and a police crackdown has forced thousands of nicaraguans to look for a better life abroad just a year ago protests against planned welfare cuts began but the government responded by targeting journalists and rights groups john heilemann has met one woman hoping to reach the u.s. with her three children. here on from the mass protests which marked the start of the naked eye one crisis and it's not just a political problem now. the country's fallen into its worst economic slump in three decades scenes like this. have been great for attracting investment. christiane is one of many people laid off one influential think tank put it almost half a million votes in a population of just six million people seen. i've bee

riots began almost pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the patch will bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the thirty under thirty in media by forbes magazine and had signed a two book deal to write about the conflict in northern ireland it has shocked people who thought they were on shock about a local politician ayman mccann lives in an area with the highest unemployment in the u.k. almost half of working age adults in derry don't have a job you know people who are living in poor circumstances and they're not getting any better they can't see any future in which there's a decent job for they are angry at the situation and which they know growing up in this it's understandable and the inevitable that some of them are going to see an outlet for their anger and frustrations and taking up the cause which defined their syria historically and which of th

a journalist been shot dead during a night of unrest in the city of london derry and northern ireland the police have launched a murder inquiry into what they're calling a terrorist incident lara mckee was killed by a gunman who opened fire as she was reporting on some riots the police believe the dissident republican group the new ira is probably responsible. ukraine's president has appeal to voters to forgive his mistakes as he trails in the opinion polls ahead of the election runoff on sunday now those polls predict petro poroshenko will lose his bid for reelection. she had her share of i once again ask you to forgive me but we did not work out hurts the most yes i know how hard it is for each of you to forgive my mistakes and believe again i want you to know yes this is my fault yes i want to finish the job and continue work i have already done so i ask for your support on april twenty first and i will accept any decision of yours since the will of the people is most important well mr poroshenko challenger is a comedian and actor zelinsky his only experience of politics is playing

jill has been held for a journalist who was shot dead in riots in the northern island city of london derry politicians on all sides in the part of ireland controlled by britain have condemned the killing and the way emma heywood has. only twenty nine years old larry mckee was a rising star in journalism she just signed a book deal and had a promising future instead she's the latest victim in northern ireland's long running conflict. after police raided a property in londonderry or derry as it's commonly known more than fifty petrol bombs were thrown at police and several vehicles were hijacked and set on fire mckee was watching events and in the hours before her death tweeted derry tonight absolute madness. the journalist was standing close to a police vehicle when several shots were fired and she was hit she was taken to hospital where she died we believe this to be a terrorist act. we believe a sprint car to provide a dozen republicans. are sassaman at this time would be that the new ira are most likely to be the ones behind us on the forms our primary line of inquiry open night fo

derry a dissident republican group calling itself the new ira has admitted responsibility for the killing of the twenty nine year old award winning reporter two teenagers also arrested were released without charge voting has begun in the third and largest phase of india's seven phase general election the prime minister narendra modi voted in his home state. modi is aiming for a second term in office the election is seen as a referendum on modi's five year rule five jamail has more from the northeastern state of. these are just a few of the tens of millions of people voting in several parts of india on tuesday including prime minister narendra modi in this third phase of india's seven phase election now here in assam though it may be the last time almost four million people can cast their vote that's because their names don't appear on the national register of citizens it's a list created to distinguish between indian citizens and illegal migrants from other countries now much of the focus has been on ethnic bengalis they've been in this region for centuries they and their families but in

riots began almost pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the patch will bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the thirty under thirty in media by forbes magazine and had signed a two book deal to write about the conflict in northern ireland it has shocked people who thought they were on shock about a local politician a man mccown lives in an area with the highest unemployment in the u.k. almost half of working age adults in derry don't have a job young people who are living a poor circumstances and are not getting any better they can't see any future in which there's a decent job for they are angry at the situation and worse than that growing up and it's understandable and the inevitable that some of them are going to see an outlet for their anger and frustrations and. the cost was behind the syria historically and worst of they see it has been abandone

derry. saturday marks the twentieth anniversary of the columbine high school shooting in the united states twelve students and one teacher was killed when two teenagers carried out a planned attack in colorado several mass school shootings since calls to change the gun laws in the states as alan fischer now reports anti gun campaigners believe change is finally on the horizon. it was until then the watched school shooting in american history a nation watched twenty years ago as terrified students run for their lives the lucky ones could hug their parents but twelve students and one teacher never would they died when two students took their guns and their reach into the corridors of their high school and columbine became new in the world over among the community it's among the american people there really was at the time a sense that ok maybe maybe this will be a change maybe change will will come from this and there was quite a popular appetite to see it happen but the colorado shooting brou

derry dissident republicans say they shot her by mistake. in the way a short distance from where she died election campuses to mainstream republicans for machine fame once the political wing of the provisional ira which disbanded part of the good friday peace agreement in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the political messaging on the doorstep is much the same as ever so is this moments in post conflict northern ireland the cynics say no talks about talks on trying to restore power sharing after a two year deadlock are due next week but there were no apparent signs of a breakthrough that the. an irish language checked. wages and language tacked on scotland has a language that we don't have in a sling we take here we don't have equality my split and in a union is dariya there's talk of deep distrust there are people who never seemed to want to accept. that there was a community. here that our brush while there is talk of political unity following larry mckinney's killing there are still very deep social divisions here i don't think a ch

derry last week british prime minister to resign may and ireland's leo varadkar attended her funeral on wednesday they put out a joint statement saying northern ireland needs new momentum for political progress . and police have released pictures of the suspected gunman who killed lauren mckee they say it is likely a teenager and they have appealed for help to identify him separatists are the new ira say they shot mikey by accident when opening fire on police. human rights watch has criticized the u.n. secretary general for neglecting to highlight the plight of muslim weakness in western china on a trip to beijing he accused antonio ten ish of letting china off the hook on diplomatic and to change plays reports the un secretary general in beijing for a summit marking china's belt and road initiative an ambitious global network of infrastructure and trading projects all linked to china something that in itself is far from uncontroversial and tonio good terrorists did make a public speech in china but there was no mention of the we go community inching zhang a glaring omission accordin

riots began almost pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the patch will bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the thirty under thirty in media by forbes magazine and had signed a two book deal to write about the conflict in northern ireland it has shocked people who thought they were on shock about a local politician a man mccown lives in an area with the highest unemployment in the u.k. almost half of working age adults in derry don't have a job you know people who are living a poor circumstances and they're not getting any better they can't see any future in which there's a decent job for they are angry at the situation and worse than that growing up and it's understandable and the inevitable that some of them are going to see an outlet for their anger and frustrations and. the costs were behind the syria historically and worst of they see it has been

derry and indeed further afield with the play service to give them all the support that they need many people in northern ireland to concerns about the renewed ballance in derry and what led to it there were many tributes being paid to lehrer mckay all praising her as a seeker of the truth emma heywood. well now to ukraine the president petro poroshenko and his rival the actor and comedian of law to me is a landscape of gone head to head in a live television debate several thousand spectators attended the event and pick stadium with security in the arena opinion polls suggest a lansky will win sunday's runoff three weeks after he and the presidential elections first round. we will know if you knew the condition in which i received the country in political terrain with that money in the central bank account without any gold reserves without an army without weapons you are certainly asked a different question you on the contrary at that time and i'm sorry for that insulted outcome three you tried to betray the ukraine like a prostitute in your jokes you tried to get money including money

derry and indeed further afield with the play service to give them all the support that they need many people in northern ireland to concerns about the renewed ballance in derry and what led to it there were many tributes being paid to lehr mackay all praising her as a seeker of the truth emma heywood. climate activists have gathered in a number of european cities at the start of the easter break they're demanding that politicians act in the face of what they call a climate emergency trying to haul reports from london. to change protests that began in london on monday spreading. by friday greenpeace activists had appeared in paris aiming their actions of multinational companies with government links from assamese action we want to send the message that we need to act urgently there's a climate and social crisis that needs to be tackled and at the moment we're not even close. and in rome the young swedish climate activist gretta from burg told the crowd that time is running out she manatee is standing at a crossroads we have decided which parts we want to take. and now we are waiting fo

that's right cammalleri mick he was killed in a riots which took place in london derry violence happened just days before the anniversary of the east uprising of the irish republicans against british rule in one nine hundred sixteen. has been held in her memory is and what i was only twenty nine years old larry mckee was a rising star in journalism she just signed a book deal and had a promising future instead she's the latest victim in northern ireland's long running conflict. after police raided a property in london terry terry as it's commonly known more than fifty petrol bombs were thrown at police and several vehicles were hijacked and sat on fire like he was watching events in the hours before her death tweeted terry tonight absolute madness. the journalist was standing close to a police vehicle when several shots were fired and she was hit she was taken to hospital where she died we believe this to be a terrorist act we believe has been carried out very violent as republicans. are sas men at this time would be that the new ira are most likely to be the ones behind us and that form

derry in northern island lara mckee was reporting on riots when a gunman opened fire the police are describing the murder inquiry as a terrorist incident by dissident republicans the new ira republican group claimed responsibility for a number of possible bombs sent recently. the expected repair bill for flood damage in iran is expected to be around two and a half billion dollars millions of iranians are rebuilding their lives after the devastating floods a month ago as in basra v. reports now from laura started province the crisis has come at a bad time for iran shrinking economy hampered by u.s. sanctions. iran's government is measuring the cost of flood damage in the billions of dollars for iran's people measuring the cost is also very personal damage shops . broken furniture. even packets of spaghetti. our homes have been destroyed shops and businesses damaged everything is gone. now the cleanup the floods left this school filled with mud the goal is to clear up as fast as possible to get the chief.

derry last week u.k. prime minister to resign may and irish counterpart leo varadkar attended her funeral on wednesday they've put out a joint statement saying northern ireland needs new momentum for political progress and call for action from political leaders. it comes as police release pictures of the suspected gunman who killed larry mackay they say it's likely to be a teenager and a once again calling for the community to identify him separatist group the new ira say they shot nikki by accident when opening fire on police now thousands of trade union members of rallied outside the european union headquarters in brussels demanding better working conditions demonstrators from across europe say the current a rulebook gives too much to businesses and employers and not enough to ordinary workers the peaceful protests comes a month before european parliament elections where the u.k. will be paying an unscheduled part following the delay to bracks it bored silly reports. european elections are close battle

have condemned the killing and smith has the latest now from london derry. it was quiet overnight friday into saturday here in derry there remains of shock disbelief and revulsion over the murder of liar mackay there have been growing support for these dissident republican groups in this area these are groups that are opposed to the now twenty one year old good friday agreement that brought peace to northern ireland gave it self rule but kept it part of the united kingdom. distant republican groups british connection and they want a united ireland but those groups have been particularly seen support growing amongst younger people eighteen nineteen twenty one year olds who have no memory of the troubles in northern ireland and those are the groups of those of people who say they've seen no benefit from the last twenty one years of peace here they remain economically deprived and they say there is little opportunity. of violence and thursday night prompted by police raids in this area properties where they were looking for power for petrol bombs are sort of th

derry last week the u.k. prime minister to resign may and her irish counterpart leo veronica attended her funeral on wednesday they put out a joint statement saying northern ireland needs a new human mentor and the political progress and calling for action from political leaders. well police have released pictures of the gunman suspected of killing their mccabe they say it's likely to be a teenager and a once again urging the local community to identify him separatist group the new ira says it shot mckay by accident while opening fire on police. while you can get the latest on our top stories there is also comments analysis and video on demand right here the addresses that al-jazeera dot com. just a quick look at the top stories for you now the fear of more attacks continues to plague sure langkow where muslims were to stay at home for friday prayers and sunday masses have been canceled indefinitely so far more than seventy people have been arrested over the easter sunday attacks which killed more than two hu

there i'm a key was killed during rioting in london derry dissident republicans say they shot her by mistake. in the way a short distance from where she died election canvasses mainstream republicans for machine fame once the political wing of the provisional ira which disbanded was part of the good friday peace agreement in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the political messaging on the doorstep is much the same as ever so is this a landmark moment in post conflict northern ireland the cynics say no talks about talks on trying to restore power sharing after a two year deadlock are due next week but there were no apparent signs of a breakthrough at the dinner usual staunchly. and irish language checked wages and language back and scotland has a language that we don't have in a sling we take here we don't have equality get much play and in a union as dariya there's talk of deep distrust there are people who never seemed to want to accept. that there was a community here that are brought ashore while there is talk of political unity following larry mckinney's killing there are st

riots began in this pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the pattern bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the thirty under thirty in media by forbes magazine and had signed a two book deal to write about the conflict in northern ireland that has shocked people who thought they were on shock about a local politician a man mccown lives in an area with the highest unemployment in the u.k. almost half of working age adults in derry don't have a job you know people who are living in poor circumstances and they're not getting any better they can't see any future in which there's a decent job for they are angry at the situation and which they know growing up in this it's understandable and the inevitable that some of them are going to see an outlet for their anger and frustrations and taking up the cause. to find the syria historically and worst of they s

derry or derry on says day arash nationalist group the new ira has apologised for the death of the twenty nine year old reporter the group is one of a small number of active organizations which oppose northern ireland's nine hundred ninety eight peace deal. dozens of british m.p.'s are trying to block a state visit by donald trump accusing him of racism and xenophobia the u.s. president has been invited to the u.k. by queen elizabeth hundreds of thousands of people protested against his first visit last year and they said have demonstrated again in june when the hayward has more from buckingham palace. well donald trump has accepted the offer from the queen to come here to take part in a state visit between the and the fifth of june he'll be here for three days and he will take part accompanying the royal family to commemorate which will take place on the south coast to mark the seventy fifth anniversary of the d.-day landings what makes this visit different to his visit to the u.k. last year though is that this is a state visit and that comes with all the privileges that a state visit an

derry last week british prime minister theresa may and leo varadkar attended her funeral on wednesday they put out a joint statement saying northern ireland needs new momentum for political progress . and police have released pictures of the suspected gunman who killed lara mckee they say it is likely a teenager and have once appealed for help to identify him separatists armed group the new arri ira say they shot him a key by accident when opening fire on police. still ahead on al-jazeera china's president tries to ease growing concern about a project and some critics call a death trap. having their choices restricted on sunday. and a comedy of errors forces the practice session to be canceled at the azerbaijan grand prix layout will have that sport. there's been a scattering of tornadoes from texas towards the florida panhandle and this frontal system as it went through that that's going offshore not like the last one it's a long way north for you see the back end of it is still cold enough for a bit of snow in quebec and rain out into the federal worries in that part of calendar tha

derry also known as derry political leaders on all sides have condemned the murder. the iraqi city of karbala is planning to expand an important religious site to cope with the growing number of pilgrims more than thirty million people visit the shrines of a man who is sane and i'm bass each year also just barry as a.

mckie was shot in the head while reporting on the riots in london derry where she lived a dissident republican group known as the new ira said it was responsible it's apologized saying the target had been the police but while investigations continue many in the local community have made clear their disgust with those who advocate violence. there's been an outpouring of solidarity or wednesday dozens gathered at a church in london to remember a leader a leader was the most insecure voice he could explain the world to isn't sure isn't it she was a tyrant and she was killed just the. people the story she was attempting to tell. he must tell us a story such and such compassion. a crowdfunding initiative to help her family has now raised tens of thousands of dollars. they remake he was killed in her native northern oil and is covering a story that affects people just like her but clearly her death has touched people far and wide and through her work she'll continue to have an impact. all scotland's first minister says she would like to hold a second referendum on scottish independence within the ne

riots began almost pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the patch will bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the thirty under thirty in media by forbes magazine and had signed a two book deal to write about the conflict in northern ireland it has shocked people who thought they were on shock about a local politician a man mccown lives in an area with the highest unemployment in the u.k. almost half of working age adults in derry don't have a job young people who are living a poor circumstances and they're not getting any better they can't see any future in which there's a decent job for they are angry at the situation and worse than that growing up and it's understandable in the inevitable that some of them are going to see an outlet for their anger and frustrations and. the cost was behind the syria historically and worst of they see it has been aband

was shot in the head during a riot in london derry the republican group called the new ira admits responsibility for the killing of the twenty nine year old two teenagers arrested earlier this week have been released without charge. the man's highest court has rejected the final appeal of two reuters journalists jailed for reporting the rangar ethnic cleansing crisis choice to have spent sixteen months in prison after being convicted of breaking an official secrets law scott heiler bangkok. the last appeal for word is journalist while low and has been rejected by the supreme court in me and more of that coming down on tuesday now they heard the argument from their attorneys just a couple of weeks ago this comes three months after a lower court in yangon rejected an appeal they said the sentence would be upheld that also coming down from the supreme court on tuesday and that was their last appeal possibility now what happened since the verdict came down in september sentencing these two gentlemen to seven years behind bars an international outcry over the sentencing and also just the process part

riots began in this pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the pattern bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the thirty under thirty in media by forbes magazine and had signed a two book deal to write about the conflict in northern ireland it has shocked people who thought they were on shock a local politician a man mccann lives in an area with the highest unemployment in the u.k. almost half of working age adults in derry don't have a junk young people who are living in poor circumstances and they're not getting any better they can't see any future in which there's a decent job for they are angry at the situation and watch the growing up and it's understandable and inevitable that some of them are going to see an outlet for their anger and frustrations in taking up the costs were behind the syria historically and they see it has been abandoned by the

have condemned the killing bernard smith reporting for us now from london derry. it was quiet overnight friday into saturday here in derry there remains of shock disbelief and revulsion over the murder of lyra mackay there have been growing support for these dissident republican groups in this area these are groups that are opposed to the now twenty one year old good friday agreement that brought peace to northern ireland gave it self rule but kept it part of the united kingdom these distant republican groups no british connection here and they want a united ireland but those groups have been particularly seen support growing amongst younger people eighteen nineteen twenty one year olds who have no memory of the. in northern ireland and those are the groups of those of people who say they've seen no benefit from the last twenty one years of peace here they remain economically deprived and they say there is little opportunity but the outbreak of violence and prompted by a police raid in this area properties where they were looking for power for petrol bombs are sor

a journalist has been shot dead during a night of unrest in london derry in northern ireland lara mckee was reporting on a riot when a gunman apparently indiscriminately opened fire police are describing their murder inquiry however as a terrorist incident by dissident republicans. now rebuilding not saddam will not be easy but a famous cathedral in rants proves it can be done it's also called not to run around cathedral was almost destroyed by fire and german showing during world war one but twenty five years of work by architects and builders did restore it to its former glory as natasha but reports the expensive project in paris is already looking to eastern france for inspiration. it's not as famous as not a dam in paris but not a dam in a car says equally impressive a towering gothic splendor soaring into the sky built in the eleventh century francis kings were crowned here but in world war one it was left in ruins by german artillery the cathedral was eventually rebuilt with painstaking attention to detail that there was in fact a discussion on true go to decide whether we should

mckie was shot in the head while reporting on the riots in london derry where she lived a dissident republican group known as the new ira said it was responsible it's apologized saying the target had been the police but while investigations continue many in the local community have made clear their disgust with those who advocate violence and there's been an outpouring of solidarity on wednesday dozens gathered at a church in london to remember lire leary was an authentic voice he could explain the words what is interesting to see was a. person is killed today by people who story he was attempting to tell. he must tell us a still rose is such and such compassion. a crowdfunding initiative to help her family has now raised tens of thousands of dollars. there are a mickey was killed in her native northern ireland is covering a story that affects people just like her but clearly her death has touched people far and wide and through her work she'll continue to have an impact. now a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera sri lanka's president has asked the chief of police and defense secretary t

riots began almost pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the patch will bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the thirty under thirty in media by forbes magazine and had signed a two book deal to write about the conflict in northern ireland it has shocked people who thought they were on shock about a local politician a man mccown lives in an area with the highest unemployment in the u.k. almost half of working age adults in derry don't have a job you know people who are living in poor circumstances and they're not getting any better they can't see any future in which there's a decent job for they are angry at the situation and which they know growing up in this it's understandable and the inevitable that some of them are going to see an outlet for their anger and frustrations and taking up the cause was to find the syria historically and worst of they'v

was shot in the head during a riot in london derry a dissident republican group called the new ira admits responsibility for the killing of the twenty nine year old two teenagers arrested earlier this week have been released without charge still to come here on the arm deserving news are more might be expect in the third largest phase of india's staggered general election. and china's navy celebrates its seventieth anniversary by showing off brand new warships. and why shanghai cycling is in the pink. details in sport. court has rejected the final appeal of two reuters journalists jailed while reporting the ethnic cleansing crisis wallen and choice all have spent sixteen months in prison after being convicted of breaking an official secrets law scott hyla has more from bangkok. the last appeal for word is journalist wallowing has been rejected by the supreme court in me and more of that coming down on tuesday now they heard the argument from their attorneys just a couple of weeks ago this comes three months after a lower court in yangon rejected an appeal they said the sentence would be u

derry a dissident republican group called the new ira has admitted responsibility for the killing of the twenty nine year old award winning records or two teenagers also arrested were released without charge. me a man's highest court has rejected the final appeal of two reuters journalists who were jailed while reporting about the red ethnic cleansing crisis why. so who have already spent sixteen months in prison after being convicted of breaking an official secrets act scott high the has more from bangkok. the last appeal for word is journalist. has been rejected by the supreme court's in me and more of that coming down on tuesday now they heard the argument from their attorneys just a couple of weeks ago this comes three months after a lower court rejected an appeal they said the sentence would be upheld that also coming down from the supreme court on tuesday and that was their last appeal possibility now what happened since the verdict came down in september sentencing these two gentlemen to seven years behind bars and international outcry over the sentencing and also just the pro

riots began in this pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the pattern bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the thirty under thirty in media by forbes magazine and had signed a two book deal to write about the. in northern ireland it has shocked people who thought they were on shock a local politician named mccown lives in an area with the highest unemployment in the u.k. almost half of working age adults in derry don't have a job young people who are living in poor circumstances and they're not getting any better they can't see any future in which there's a decent job for they are angry at the situation and which they know growing up in this it's understandable in the inevitable that some of them are going to see an outlet for their anger and frustrations in taking up the cause. to find the syria historically and worst of they see it has been abando

derry and indeed for their failed with the place service to give them all the support that they need many people in northern ireland to concerns about the renewed ballance in derry and what led to it there were many tributes being paid to lehr mckay all praising her as a seeker of the truth emma heywood al-jazeera. time for a short break here not just iraq when we come back spying allegations turkey arrest two suspects accused of working for the u.a.e. plus under pressure will examine the rising suicide rate among french police officers more nuts than this. ally the weather is now quieter and drawn in iran and afghanistan despite the cloud is rather more active with those throughout the caucuses wolf in turkey actually through northern syria into the caucasus particularly us by john you've seen some pretty heavy showers recently high ground will see snow of course now still the forecast showing sort of the circulation above my head which is in the black sea me still quite cold in turkey but to round up to nineteen but doesn't twenty seven the shelf dress right on the border i think i

riots began on this pro irish estate in london derry on thursday as police raided homes looking they say the patch will bombs and other weapons the might be used in a march planned for easter monday lire was hit by someone who fired a gun apparently randomly towards a crowd of onlookers the twenty nine year old journalist had been named as one of the thirty under thirty in media by forbes magazine and had signed a two book deal to write about the conflict in northern ireland it has shocked people who thought they were on shock about a local politician a man mccown lives in an area with the highest unemployment in the u.k. almost half of working age adults in derry don't have a job young people who are living in poor circumstances and they're not getting any better they can't see any future in which there's a decent job for they are angry at the situation and which they know growing up in this it's understandable in the inevitable that some of them are going to see an outlet for their anger and frustrations and taking up the cause was to find the syria historically and worst of they'v

and there i'm a key was killed during rioting in london derry dissident republicans say they shot her by mistake. in the way a short distance from where she died election campuses are mainstream republicans for machine fame once the political wing of the provisional ira which disbanded was part of the good friday peace agreement in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the political messaging on the doorstep is much the same as ever so is this a landmark moment in post conflict northern ireland the cynics say no talks about talks on trying to restore power sharing after a two year deadlock are due next week but there were no apparent signs of a breakthrough at the dinner usual staunchly. and irish language checked. wages and language checked and scotland has the language we don't have the names language and here we don't have equality much quicker and in a union is dariya there's talk of deep distrust there are people who never seemed to want to accept. that there was a community here that are brought ashore while there is talk of political unity following leary mckinney's killing th

there i'm a key was killed during rioting in london derry dissident republicans say they shot her by mistake. a short distance from where she died election canvassers are mainstream republicans for machine fame once the political wing of the provisional ira which disbanding was part of the good friday peace agreement in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight the political messaging on the doorstep is much the same as ever so is this a landmark moment in post conflict northern ireland the cynics say no talks about talks on trying to restore power sharing after a two year deadlock are due next week but there are no apparent signs of a breakthrough the p in the usual stance the way don't tell of an irish language checked. waiters and language checked in scotland has the language that we don't have the names language and here we don't have equality to get my split and in a union steria there's talk of deep distrust there are people who never seem to want to accept. that there as a community here that are brought ashore while there is talk of political unity following leerie mckinney's ki

a journalist been shot dead during a light of unrest in london derry in northern island the police have launched a murder inquiry into what they're calling a terrorist incident larry mckee was killed by a gunman opened fire she was reporting on riots police believe the dissident republican group the new ira is probably responsible kemal we'll keep you company in the hours ahead i will see you here bright and early from ten g. tomorrow up next it's the stream season by. the current president and a popular comedian a heading for the second round of the presidential election with no official plan yet promising a change the comedian won the biggest share of the vote in the first round who would lead the country after this historic connection ukraine votes twenty nineteen on al-jazeera. i am for me ok today it checking in on three stories we're following hail the stream april is the best a month of a young ever try an american woman whose family say she's been detained by the government since she was fifteen i find out what impact that campaign is having to take a look at a political crisis

london sorry in belfast in northern ireland and attended by the british prime minister to resume a and her irish counterpart live right here as well as the leaders of the main northern irish politics interesting to see this infighting leader michelle o'neill sitting. sorry mary lou mcdonald sitting next to the leader of the d.-u. p.-r. lein foster certainly her funeral bringing together fierce political rivals there also tributes from her friends and family there some of her friends wearing harry potter costumes because she was a big fan so a bit of a personal touch here representatives of the ne j. the national gene union of journalists have spoken in tribute to her and there was a message from her partner sara as well as from liras family thanking the end e.j. for their support they've raised as a set up a fund raising appeal for her family i think as well as the the outpouring of grief it really has been a day of tributes to her work as a journalist she had. she had book contracts lined up as well and so it really is it really is a sad moment for many people indeed any news on the i