between the council sovereign council and the forces for freedom and change also regarding what we have agreed upon yesterday the military council had announced that there will be. a committee to investigate the attack on protesters. also we also agreed to form a joint committee to confront any attempts to target the sudanese people out there and the protest areas and also to. a joint committee to. to remain a updated on the work on the field what happened yesterday. had been given adequate attention. in order to prevent that from happening again. because sudanese blood is precious blood any drop of sudanese blood had to be defended and not to be spilled in any battle and protest squares which we all ensure will remain. pride for the sudanese people for the peacefulness of its survey lucian and its relentless pursuit of democracy peace and progress. rights you're watching a live press conference from the sudanese capital khartoum the military the joint transitional council the military council and members of the opposition coalition they talked about the formation of a legislative counc

the council of ministers and the legislative council and we have agreed that the transitional period will last for 3 years. the transitional military council which has been governing sudan since the overthrow of the country's 30 year president and the opposition coalition which has been demanding the council hand power to a civilian rule and say a final agreement will be signed before the end of wednesday make this a sovereign council which will be formed in consultation between the military council and the forces of the declaration of freedom and change and the cabinet of ministers and a consultative council 66 percent of which will be allocated to forces of freedom. i was minutes after the announcement was made thousands celebrated in front of the army headquarters they've been camped there for nearly 6 months initially to demand the military take action against the country's president then to demand that they hand over power to a civilian government after they ousted the president since sunday they have been increasing pressure on both sides to reach a deal by calling for strikes

we have had 116 councils declared. we have had 116 councils declared. we have had 116 councils declared. we have had more than 3000 council seats declared but we have more than 5000 to go. i am just underlining at this point, if you arejoining us and have not been with us overnight, that there is still quite a long way to go on this story. these are some of the scenes going on around the country. there we have the counting going on in great yarmouth. this is a conservative labour battle. a few uk proceeds there in the past. we are focusing on this in terms of how labour and the tories are shaping up. if we go down to kent, this is thanet. this is where you keep won an overall majority last time. the first authority. it turned into a bit of a shambles because it is now a conservative minority administration thanks to you keep defections. the counting still going on. we are also looking at warwick. the conservatives in warwick are defending their hold on power in an area that voted remain back in 2016. the dynamics they are slightly different to places li

one thing that they have both agreed on is that the sovereign council which will be the supreme council will have members from both the transitional military council as well as the opposition coalition they've also agreed on the structure of the legislative assembly the military council so bad 67 percent of the seats of the $300.00 seats in the legislative assembly will go to the declaration of freedom and change the bunch of the opposition coalition which includes the sudanese professionals association the body that has been spearheading calls for anti-government protesters december last year in sudan and they've said that the 33 percent will go to the non-signatory parties of the agreement that will be signed in the next $24.00 hours so that seems to be a lot of improvement from where they were just 10 days ago when they were having a hard time trying to are in the differences trying to figure out how much of presentation each side gets they've also agreed on forming an investigative an independent investigative committee to look into what happened on monday night where protesters wer

how important is it for the military council and the opposition to reach a deal on the transition of power as soon as possible because the longer the talks go on the move frustrated the protesters will get. of course. the u.s. or sudan is one is a very prestigious country it's located in a very busy strategic location and the peace and stability of sudan is the system of stability of the whole region in the risky and. in the gulf area and also it's very important that the civilization that is this important also for europe there for all all parties. or any. government position towards the civilian and democratic government and of course our people as the citizen they are they have they have done this for the past 5 months and more so we will keep continuing if if if anything doesn't go as planned as the declaration of freedom and change how much is the ultimate thank you very much indeed for talking to al-jazeera well if you live now to muhammad in the sudanese capital khartoum mosul just bring us up to date on these clashes then between the security forces and protesters that's resu

the council of ministers and the legislative council and we have agreed that the transitional period will last for 3 years. the transitional military council which has been governing sudan since the overthrow of the country's 30 year president and the opposition coalition which has been demanding the council hand power to a civilian rule and say a final agreement will be signed before the end of wednesday make this a sovereign council which will be formed in consultation between the military council and the forces of the declaration of freedom and change and the cabinet of ministers and a consultative council 66 percent of which will be allocated to forces of freedom in china i. was minutes after the announcement was made thousands celebrated in front of the army headquarters they've been camped there for nearly 6 months initially to demand the military take action against the country's president then to demand that they hand over power to a civilian government after they ousted the president since sunday there's been increasing pressure on both sides to reach a deal by calling for s

the transitional council merger council we value very much the spirit with which. our brothers. in the declaration of freedom and change. while the present at this document. but was in fulfillment of a commitment. made from the third session of negotiations between both the two of us. in our estimate of the document your present a genuine will. towards finding a peaceful except for the country that will lead to democracy and stability and freedom and justice. council received the document. and. studied it carefully. and spent a lot of time studying it. based on our studying the document we reached. but there are a lot of points. upon which we agree with our brothers in the forces of the declaration of freedom and change. but. on the other hand there are points other points. which we consider. we would like to add to. all. or propose some amendments from the point of view our point of view. we are confident. that our observations will be considered from the other by the other side the forces of the declaration of freedom and change as part of a continuation of their efforts and s

the leader of the sunderland council there. a clear message...! the sunderland council there. a clear message. . .! certainly was. barry, seeing you respect him and passing on commiserations, but he's clearly asking you to do something different. yeah. he said, "people will not vote for us — they will not trust us — if we, as a party, don't make brexit happen." he's not saying, "please see if you can work something out with the tories that would be better for something out with the tories that would be betterfor labour voters and for families around the country." he's and for families around the country. " he's pleading and for families around the country." he's pleading with you to get this done and not to ignore the referendum result. i know that you're one of the people in the shadow cabinet who actually is nervous about offering another referendum — you've made that clear yourself on many occasions. is it time for labour to be clear about the fact that your policy, first and foremost, is to try to deliver the referendum result, and then only if that goes wrong someho

we took six out of ten council seats. 32 councils were taken by us. and so the expectation tonight is we would lose seats and we will lose some councils. but also places like north warwickshire and swindon, these are, for us, bellwether seat. north warwickshire, no party can form a government really winning north warwickshire, yet we held north warwickshire. swindon, we've done well. other parts of the country seem well. other parts of the country seem to be holding betterfor us but the caveat is we are still to see more councils declare, more a result tomorrow. my area is counting tomorrow. my area is counting tomorrow morning. there is a long way to go still. at this rate of loss, although... of course you are right, it is still relatively early, but... you know, it could turn out to bea but... you know, it could turn out to be a bit more painful may than you thought, but we'll have to see. when i came on to your programme, i expected us to be losing 1000, as i said, seats. we are... —174 at the moment. we have a long way to go. 0k. moment. we hav

sudan's military council says it may call for early elections within six months if it doesn't reach an agreement with the opposition army generals have just held a news conference in the capital khartoum the council says it agrees with part of the opposition's proposal for a transitional government but wants the system to be based on islamic sharia laws they're also divided over who will eventually lead the country. and our estimates document represents a genuine will towards finding an exit for the country that will lead to democracy stability and freedom and justice. we agree with regard to the general structure of the form of government to lead a transitional period based on the sovereign council well executive under the judiciary in addition to other complementary structures. have been organised for and rents for us in sudan's capital what are the chances of early elections being held. well lauren at the moment there's still a big difference between the opposition coalition and the military council they're still insisting the military council is still insisting on a two year transi

was agreed on all the powers given to the servant council the council of ministers and villages that have council and we have agreed that the transitional period will last for 3 years. the transitional military council which has been governing sudan since the overthrow of the country's 30 year president and the opposition coalition which has been demanding the council hand power to a civilian rule and say a final agreement will be signed before the end of wednesday make this a sovereign council which will be formed in consultation between the military council and the forces of the declaration of freedom and change and the cabinet of ministers and a consultative council 66 percent of which will be allocated to forces of freedom in china. i was minutes after the announcement was made thousands celebrated in front of the army headquarters they've been camped there for nearly 6 months initially to demand the military take action against the country's president then to demand that they hand over power to civilian government after they ousted the president since sunday they have been incre

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from town hall so coming up sudan's military council criticizes the nationwide strike by protesters saying it puts lives at risk we are live in khartoum. the question today is. what you will do to protect civilians if you leave it warns of a catastrophe and syria's government forces bombed the last rebel stronghold. in the daily struggle to survive in pakistan star desert which is facing a severe drought. chinese tech giant weiwei has stepped up its legal fight against u.s. sanctions the companies filed a motion in court to have bans on its business deemed unconstitutional u.s. federal agencies and contractors are prohibited from using while way equipment for national security reasons why waste chief legal officer says the u.s. is targeting the chinese tech giant for political gain we believe that u.s. politicians i'll use in cyber security it's an excuse to gain popular support for actions they doubt these signs to achieve those goals these actions would do nothing to make matter books. they provide a false sense of security and the strict attent

the sovereign council and its makeup and the role it would play and the sovereign council is the only part the only point that is sticking between the 2 sides in the negotiations to form a transitional government the military council wanted to be. a military majority sovereign council with. the transitional period while the opposition coalition wanted to be a civilian majority suffering council with ceremony in power so lots of disagreements there on just a single body but that was going to be the ultimate point that if they had resolved they would be able to reach a deal so protesters are saying if the military tried to disperse their city and tried to remove the barricades before an announcement was made before the 2 sides came together to talk their last point of contention and i it's how they believe that the military council was not eager to hand over power and that the announcement that would have come from that meeting would be the military council saying that it is going to head this up and council and effectively the transitional period so a lot of suspicion from the proteste

military council is saying that it wants to be the one cherry that sovereign council which effectively will be the presidential council and it wants to have either equal representation or a majority in that council while the civilians or the opposition are saying that they want to be the one heading that council and they want to be a civilian government a civilian. so the question is when the 2 sides meet will they be able to agree will be able to come together and decide how that sobering council will look like and who will be leading the council and effectively the transitional government or not our desires have been morgan with that update from khartoum thank you. all to algeria now where protesters are also back on the streets of the capital algiers there demanding democratic reforms and the removal of politicians from former president bush if he is government presidential elections are expected in july the longtime leader was forced to step down last month and police have arrested several people for corruption. iran's foreign minister jobs or reef is in china he's been touring the

the national security council. that's not how theresa may sees council. that's not how theresa may sees it, she says there is compelling evidence against kevin williamson. but he is not going quietly. in other news, there will bea by quietly. in other news, there will be a by election in peterborough after almost 20,000 people signed a recall petition to remove the city's disgraced mp. double 0lympic recall petition to remove the city's disgraced mp. double olympic gold medallist has lost her landmark appeal against rules restricting testosterone levels in female runners. she says she has been targeted and will not be slowed down. 50 weeks in prison for the wikileaks founder, julian sanchez, for breaching his bailfor hiding in the ecuadorian embassy for seven yea rs. the ecuadorian embassy for seven years. 0pposition protests again in the streets of caracas. the us says it is prepared to take military action. russia tells mike pompeo that aggressive steps could face the greatest of consequences. a new scheme in lea

councils. the conservatives have gained control of north east lincolnshire council for the first time since the authority was formed. labour had previously run the council with liberal democrat support as no party had a majority. elsewhere, the conservatives have retained control of east riding of yorkshire, taking 49 of the 67 seats. labour lost all six of the seats it was defending. bbc look north's philip norton has more. here in beverly, all 67 seats on the east riding of yorkshire council are being contested and already here, the word is that turnout has been very low. the first confirmed award turnout for bridlington central and old town, 25.5%, driffield, 28.1%. here, the conservatives have held the council since 2007. they currently hold 47 seats. one of the main changes that we will see here is the leader of the council, yorkshire's longest serving council leader, stephen parnaby, announcing that he was not standing after 23 years as a leader. also standing here is matthew grove, once

i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up samantha military council criticizes the nationwide strike by protesters saying it could slide at risk we are live in khartoum. u.s. national security advisor says oil tankers damaged up the coast of the u.a.e. were almost certainly attack using iranian naval minds and i jury as president against a 2nd term look at the challenges muhammadu buhari faces. chinese tech giant wall way has stepped up its legal fight against u.s. sanctions a company filed a motion in court to have a ban on its business deemed unconstitutional u.s. federal agencies and contractors are barred from using weiwei equipment for national security reasons chief legal officer says the u.s. is targeting the chinese tech giant for political gain we believe that u.s. politicians are use in cyber security it's an excuse to gain kompany the support for actions they doubt these signed to achieve those goals these actions would do nothing to make matter works most cool they provide a false sense of security and these direct attention from the real challenges

risk its effect that the councils took out inappropriate risky toxic loans from banks. and now what these new accounting standards have been brought and brought in to try and clean up all those toxic on the bank on the local authority what these orders has and what the government's arguing as if we actually apply the new accounting stain is which show you just how toxic these learns are the councils go bankrupt so what the government in the words has been talking about behind closed doors is can we bring in a waiver a statutory override to these accounting standards so that the local authorities don't have to apply the new standard they can continue kicking the can down the road pretending. so whine and not sharing the full liabilities and the council's ok will our shadow chancellor joe mcdonald says he wants a full public inquiry investigation if corby never gets into power but in fairness to r.b.s. which i own and the british taxpayer own 62 percent of and which we've bailed out they've they've started to listen to your concerns barclays is this new yanks are coming a

council questions and public comment are welcome. break. the council will take a 15-minute break. item 7, action strategy and people with disabilities. a present on the vision zero 2019 action strategy. highlighting actions and next steps and addressing issues responsive to transportation safety concerns of people with disabilities. presentation by may eagan weir. sfmta, pedestrian program manager and zero vision co-chair. item 8, information item. san francisco recreation and parks department disability access and inclusion services. this presentation will include the children's play area, accessibility assessment and website enhancement. what the department offers for people with disabilities, how to access their services, their challenges and how the department can work with the mdc to provide better service. presentation by lucas tobin. ada coordinator for recreation and parks department and anthony tow, intern. council questions and public comment is welcome. item 9, public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to

qantas council take any concrete action. syrian forces pound rebel held live province killing civilians and forcing the un to suspend some aid operation. alone welcome i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters here in doha also coming up. puts its forces on alert after police raids in northern cos of with tensions high in this volatile region. divisions among e.u. leaders as they meet to discuss who should get the top jobs. also ahead activists in argentina renew their battle to legalize abortion the new bill is presented to congress. hundreds of thousands of syrians are fleeing a wave of air strikes in the northwest of the country as the government and its russian allies pound rebel held areas. at least 30 civilians have been killed in tuesday's attacks health officials in the opposition held it live province a government rockets have destroyed a hospital in the town of kfar in the border areas in the provinces of hama and aleppo were also targeted forcing civilians to flee towards turkey. the u.s. state de

this is a hung council. the liberal democrats were short by two so they didn't take the council entirely. let me show you the seat change. the conservatives lost 22 seats. the liberal democrats picking up 11. and the greens and independents doing well. this was a council where the conservatives had a majority of 17. now they have lost control of that council. a similar tale for labour in darlington and stockton—on—tee5. the5e tale for labour in darlington and stockton—on—tee5. these were labour controlled councils. they have now gone into no overall control. they are still counting in surrey heath. a5 are still counting in surrey heath. as you can see, it's white, so that means they are still counting. this was a conservative council. but look at what has happened. the winning po5t at what has happened. the winning post is 18. 17 at what has happened. the winning po5t i518. 17 to declare. and so for the conservatives are on three. it is possible the conservatives could lose control of surrey heath. w

in that sovereign council but the opposition coalition is saying that if the military council chairs that's council then it will be a sovereign independent civilian government which is what they want so protesters are saying that they are anticipating they're waiting to see what comes out of the talks they want the military council to say that they are ready to hand over power and to actually hand over power by the end of the day but they also say that if that doesn't happen then they're ready to step back they're ready to escalate the situation once again reconstruct those barricades that have been removed over the past few days as well as for more strikes and civil disobedience to make sure that they continue to keep pressure on the military council to hand over power and here we understand that saudi arabia has deposit said some $250000000.00 into sudan central bank how will this be viewed by protesters. well they're not going to like that they're going to saying that the military council is being influenced by foreign powers that this is not the 1st the nation coming from saudi a

when the council arrive it's clear they will all have to go. everyone here has been offered temporary accommodation but it's not what they want. they are putting three people in a shared flat, you are with two people you don't know who can rifle through your stuff. i will not buy into all that, hostels. for the council workers there are health hazards like used needles. now we have to go to casualty. cardiff council says people will be evicted if they continually refused to engage. tents have given the homeless a false sense of security and there have been many near deaths. forformer nurse del, it's a case of sit and wait as he engages with the existing system. his luck is holding. good news today, this friday we are moving into full—time accommodation. it's going to be a massive difference, would have to leave during the day, the 9—9 situation at the moment. won't to have to do that anymore. can have a lie—in in the morning, have our own flat. have a key, come and go as we please. but others we've met feel like they're stuck in limbo. th

when the council arrive, it's clear they'll all have to go. everyone here has been offered temporary accommodation, but it's not what they want. basically they're putting three people in a shared flat — you're in with two people you don't even know and they can just rifle through your stuff. so you don't want that? so i won't buy into all that, and hostels... for the council workers, there are health hazards like used needles. i think it was still in the glove. that's my thumb, there. now we've got to go to casualty. cardiff council says that people will be evicted if they continually refused to engage. tents have given the homeless a false sense of security, and there have been many near deaths. forformer nurse del, it's a case of sit and wait as he engages with the existing system. his luck is holding. good news today — this friday we're moving into full—time accommodation. it's going to be a massive difference. won't have to leave during the day, from the 9.00—9.00 situation at the moment. won't to have to do that, now, anymore. we

however the ruling transitional military council criticized the strikes saying the army was part of the revolution but i don't know who the ins armed forces are part of that evolution by god we are and then think part of this revolution and who is out. and have been instead empowered by god i'm telling you no one would have been able to remove him not was out us a handful of shops and government offices did open but the strike is widespread enough for the organizers to deem it a success the plan today walkout was organized by the sudanese professionals association on behalf of the opposition coalition. of the workers who walked out they hope that the military leaders who replaced ousted president omar al bashir will listen to their demands for a civilian led government 2 so he just likes to do this right but we're going for more they don't live with us i was there she was a little shocked at the news on the 1st of the sudanese professionals association of all organizing miche strike on behalf of the protests 3 minutes a day to. will be even bigger than day one however they also say that

we've agreed on all the powers given to the 7 council the council of ministers and villages that have council and we have agreed that the transitional period will last for 3 years . the transitional military council which has been governing sudan since the overthrow of the country's 30 year president and the opposition coalition which has been demanding the council hand power to a civilian rule and say a final agreement will be signed before the end of wednesday make this a sovereign council which will be formed in consultation between the military council and the forces of the declaration of freedom and change in the cabinet of ministers and a consultative council 66 percent of which will be allocated to forces of freedom in china i was minutes after the announcement was made thousands celebrated in front of the army headquarters they've been camped there for nearly 6 months initially to demand the military take action against the country's president then to demand that they hand over power to civilian government after they ousted the president since sunday they have been increasing

the united nations and we saw a sign really for the 1st time in march in 2900 that the human rights council iceland lent 36 member states to publicly call out saudi arabia for the 1st time ever and demand the immediate unconditional release of saudi activists so advocacy is working international pressure is working grassroots ringback movements are working and the and the whims of people that are concerned about this is it is all working but you ringback know we are facing immense terror then there would be good to be hear from you on this we do appreciate it thanks a lot thank you so. now that you're married mexico city has declared an emergency over its air quality and city is among the 10 most populated in the world and people there blame wildfires for the toxic mix of smoke and coffee and. as this report. a nightmarish haze has taken over the skies above mexico city authorities say the dense cloud of toxic air is the result of dozens of wildfires burning in southern mexico and central america is it's the season for high temperatures and this year has been especially hot on the other han

council condemned the bombardment of adlib and yet that bombardment goes all the un security council this meeting hearing from the deputy emergency relief coordinator coordinator of the united nations who made this appeal contour this council take any concrete action when attacks on schools and hospitals have become a war tactic that no longer sparks outrage is there nothing to be said or done when indiscriminate barrel bombs are dropped in civilian areas a clear breach of international humanitarian law and of council resolution 2139. millions of battered and beleaguered children women and 1000000 cannot wait for another geneva round to succeed so in action she's condemning by the security council but the council of course remains very divided on this issue we heard that some 22 medical facilities had been hit in the last month the u.s. said it wanted accountability for the french ambassador said that that probably amounts to war crimes but we've heard a very different story coming from the russian side surgery vershinin who is the deputy foreign minister in charge of the syrian file

security council here in the president of the security council from indonesia. beginning proceedings for us james bays is following all of this live from u.n. headquarters in new york so james talk us through what we are expecting to hear today. in just moments you going to get sun salami who's the special representative of the united nations talking about what has been a dramatic month in libya talking about his plans for a national peace conference in good dharmas plans that were completely overturned. and an offensive that was launched by general haftar reaching the outskirts of tripoli that is stalled the whole political process i can tell you diplomats are telling me that the special representative is very unhappy about the way things have developed very and happy with the regional involvement in events that have taken place on the ground very concerned about recent reports of war crimes mr salami the special representative is now addressing the security council let's listen and i have to sources there has already been too much death and destruction libya i

way councils do things. we put forward ideas that nobody else is. we can bring a fresh —— breath of fresh air. can i have a look at hinckley and bosworth? this is interesting, because this is where the lib dems may well be on course for taking over. the change will tell us the story. hinckley and bosworth is looking very good for the lib dems. on that lib dem theme, let's ask reeta to ta ke lib dem theme, let's ask reeta to take us through the main lib dem gains so far. here they are. bath and north east somerset has just come in as a big lib dem gain. earlier, we had cotswold and winchester, all three councils taken from the conservatives by the liberal democrats. and just north norfolk, which had been in no overall control, now liberal democrat. let me show you the details of the results in bath and north east somerset. this had been a conservative council. the conservatives had a majority of seven. look how that has changed. liberal democrat majority of 15, with the lib dems taking 37 seats compared t

was agreed on all the powers given to the servant council the council of ministers and the legislative council and we have agreed that the transitional period will last for 3 years the transitional military council which has been governing sudan since the overthrow of the country's 30 year president and the opposition coalition which has been demanding the council hand power to a civilian rule and see a final agreement will be signed before the end of wednesday make this. our sovereign council which will be formed in consultation between the military council and the forces of the declaration of freedom and change in the cabinet of ministers and a consultative council 66 percent of which will be allocated to forces of freedom in china. i was minutes after the announcement was made thousands celebrated in front of the army headquarters they've been camped there for nearly 6 months initially to demand the military take action against the country's president then to demand that they hand over power to civilian government after they ousted the president since sunday they have been increasin

or more to national government, to give to councils? or are we willing to accept further cutbacks on what councils provide? we can'tjust keep muddling on, we need to face this big choice of either more taxes or further cutbacks to the services that councils provide to people like that councils provide to people like that one in your last report.l proper national debate i think is what you suggest. yes. i think we haven't had this national debate. there are other issues if you like sucking the oxygen out of the political debate at the moment and we are not having this really big debate we need about, how do we reform the state, how do we fund the cost of an ageing population? council is one aspect of it, we have got the nhs, we've got pensions, and without that debate, what we risk is a degradation of the services over time. does that social care budget, which obviously takes up such a big proportion of what councils have to spend, does that need to be ring—fenced to protect it, com pletely ring—fenced to protect it, completely separ

with greed on all the powers given to the servant council the council of ministers and villages that have council and we have agreed that the transitional period will last for 3 years. the transitional military council which has been governing sudan since the overthrow of the country's 30 year president and the opposition coalition which has been demanding the council hand power to a civilian rule and say a final agreement will be signed before the end of wednesday make this a sovereign council which will be formed in consultation between the military council and the forces of the declaration of freedom and change and the cabinet of ministers and a consultative council 66 percent of which will be allocated to forces of freedom in china. i was minutes after the announcement was made thousands celebrated in front of the army headquarters they've been camped there for nearly 6 months initially to demand the military take action against the country's president then to demand that they hand over power to civilian government after they ousted the president since sunday they have been incre

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follows an increase in violence the negotiators are trying to decide who should head to the council that will oversee the transition. and egypt's military says it's killed 47 armed men in multiple raids across north and central sinai hundreds of explosive devices and other weapons were seized and more than 150 people were arrested. all to northwest syria now where at least 150 civilians have been killed during 3 weeks of syrian government offensives backed by russia the violence has been a strain on us. fire agreement struck by turkey and russia last year out of there as in a lot of reports from beirut. people's lives have been destroyed while their neighborhoods are reduced to rubble general but the law schools mosques and hospitals have been hit. for 3 weeks syrian and russian jets haven't left the skies over northwest syria opposition controlled villages across southern and northern hama and provinces have been targeted like about us and elsewhere and those in the middle that the majority of the people flocked to early years further north many were injured and killed in the bombi

council houses are now in the hands of buy to let landlords and in a town that milton keynes just north of london it's 70 percent now that was never part of the plan as for. when mrs that started selling public housing if it was part of the plan we were never told about it so that realistically is what's actually happened all i've done is take it on a step further although probably being so key in any given progressive policy this this man fred thompson sells out the lateralus will he give the nuclear weapons a very perkins i would say sells it out but fred thompson although his heritage the mantle of harry perkins turns out to be a good deal more pragmatic and what's made him more as you chris well he's currently well the future of tony blair but there's there's a bit of me in there yes there is a bit of me in there. i came to the view by died in 97 having suffered for successive election defeats we couldn't afford to take even a little punt on the outcome of the 5th election i think fred thompson which is a similar conclusion after a long period in the wilderness such was your despera

councils. what is the message you take back to westminster if this trend continues? i accept there are several hours to go but what will you take back? my message to my colleagues would be, we all need to reflect on tonight and deliver on what we promised, to deliver brexit. if you look at where we are, yes, it is only days and lots of caveats. my area is counting tomorrow. but the forecast — and we did have a high water mark in 2015 when we won six out of ten council seeds. we expected to lose up to a thousand counsellors tonight. it is looking a bit better which i am positive about that. labour should have surged winning 800 seats. lib dems should win about 500 if they have a good night so my reading to date is that, if we do not keep our promise in parliament and deliver brexit, the two major parties are being punished for that either by voters not turning out or some labour voters in brexit areas coming out and sending a clear message to the labour party that you better deliver on brexit.

security council experts believe the u.a.e. is flying chinese made drones out of air base in eastern libya a u.s. c. report from twenty seventeen also details the ways the u.a.e. has violated the embargo for years the u.n. asking the iraqis to explain why they transferred attack helicopters and other aircraft capable of dropping laser guided bombs to air bases under have to control along with armored vehicles and hundreds of non armored vehicles that can easily be mounted with machine guns and other heavy weapons you have to put and i heard a lot of it was well that we this is a neutral committee that works under the u.n. report clearly shows that the u.a.e. and in particular up with the. not anyone else in the u.a.e. has violated the embargo and supplied half there with weapons that were delivered on saudi ships we have evidence this is not just talk we seized weapons that were manufactured in twenty. as reports are published and the un writes letters of concern fears are only growing that libya is heading towards a full blown

council house. says renting them out a deck store that vents you chose housing because it's such a critical issue because i think some of what's outlined in the book is actually happening i'm not saying it's a tory m.p. or anything involved but 40 percent of ex council houses are now in the hands of buy to let landlords and in a town that milton keynes just north of london it's 70 percent now that was never part of the plan as far as the mrs that started selling public housing if it was part of the plan we were never told about it so that realistically is what actually happened all i've done is take it on a step further although probably being so key in any given progressive policy this this man fred thompson sells out the lateralus will he has a nuclear weapons a very perkins i won't say he sells it out but fred thompson although his heritage the mantle of harry perkins turned out to be a good deal more pragmatic and what's made him more as you well please quickly well the views of tony blair but t

so council member orkid? >> council member sassouni: yes, i have a few things. i'm a survivor of a pedestrian accident, which you didn't mention about children as well. i'm wondering about that, because i noticed that children have been victims of these accidents as well. and then driver's behaviors. i see people taking very quick right turns. that is not safe. especially, you know, when people are in the crosswalk or a person with a vision impairment. and people making these quick right turns are not paying attention to the pedestrians, and as a person who is deaf, i'm not hearing the vehicles that are approaching. i'm following the light and the right-of-way. how do we educate drivers? how do we change their behaviors as pedestrians? who are trying to cross the street. and i understand people are in a hurry, but it only takes one to be fatal. people who run red lights. another person who was a deaf woman who was a deaf senior citizen, she died as a result of someone running a red light. so the point is, the drivers. i think pedestrians are more aware and we're

was agreed on all the powers given to the servant council the council of ministers and the legislative council and we have agreed that a transitional period will last for 3 years. the transitional military council which has been governing sudan since the overthrow of the country's 30 year president and the opposition coalition which has been demanding the council hand power to a civilian rule and say a final agreement will be signed before the end of wednesday make this a sovereign council which will be formed in consultation between the military council and the forces of the declaration of freedom and change and the cabinet of ministers and a consultative council 66 percent of which will be allocated to forces of freedom in china. i was minutes after the announcement was made thousands celebrated in front of the army headquarters they've been camped there for nearly 6 months initially to demand the military take action against the country's president then to demand that they hand over power to civilian government after they ousted the president since sunday they have been increasing p

security council experts believe the u.a.e. is flying the chinese made drones out of air base in eastern libya a us c. report from twenty seventeen also details the ways the u.a.e. has violated the embargo for years the u.n. . asking the iraqis to explain why they transferred attack helicopters and other aircraft capable of dropping laser guided bombs to air bases under have to control along with armored vehicles and hundreds of non armored vehicles that can easily be mounted with machine guns and other heavy weapons we have to fight and. this is a neutral committee that works under the u.n. report clearly shows that the u.s. and in particular not anyone else in the u.s. has violated the embargo and supplied hafter with weapons that were delivered on saudi ships we have evidence this is not just talk we seized weapons that were manufactured in twenty. as reports are published and the u.n. writes letters of concern fears are only growing that libya is heading towards a full blown civil war and help al jazeera. the cia's warns no

when the council arrive it's clear they will all have to go. everyone here has been offered temporary accommodation but it's not what they want. they are putting three people in a shared flat, you are with two people you don't know who can rifle through your stuff. i will not buy into all that, hostels. for the council workers there are health hazards like used needles. now we have to go to casualty. cardiff council says people will be evicted if they continually refused to engage. tents have given the homeless a false sense of security and there have been many near deaths. forformer nurse del, it's a case of sit and wait as he engages with the existing system. his luck is holding. good news today, this friday we are moving into full—time accommodation. it's going to be a massive difference, won't have to leave during the day, the 9—9 situation at the moment. won't to have to do that anymore. can have a lie—in in the morning, have our own flat. have a key, come and go as we please. but others we've met feel like they're stuck in limbo. th

and its role now bed body effectively we will be the presidential council and the military council wants to be the one chairing it with a majority in that council but that's something the opposition coalition is not agreeing to so the military council is saying that the technical teams between the 2 sides are meeting and trying to go see it but that things are going at a slow face and they're saying that if this thing which continues and no deal is reached then they're willing to call for early elections now that's something the opposition coalition is not happy about and they say that they will not accept and they will continue escalating their protests and till a civilian rule is in place ok but morgan live for us in khartoum thank you fighting has intensified around the libyan capital as those loyal to the u.n. recognized government battle with forces led by war khalifa haftar are the spidey u.n. arms embargo and al jazeera investigation has revealed military cargo planes and libyan airspace supporting off tar trella bellus reports. libya divided. the hostages forces and nearly 2 mont

the military council says. who should we hand over to because the protestors among its among themselves are not united you don't have a group of people who say we are like example 5 people and we are representing today the end military side that's not the fact they are not united they are divided and that's again what the military is taking advantage of and the shooting is succeeds is significant i would guess because if you have. civilians who have to pose the president and you have a military council who who is in charge yes essentially by permission of the mob you don't really want to start shooting them no actually not by you till now we don't know again you know different analysis but no you don't know because till now it is it was peaceful to sit in area i was there to sit in the area it is peaceful people so when you talk to the protesters say the military is protecting us the military is responsible for our security we want the military but we want one military that is ruling us they should hand over th

council condemned the bombardment of it live and yet that bombardment goes all the un security council this meeting hearing from the deputy emergency relief coordinator coordinator of the united nations who made this appeal contour this council take any concrete action when attacks on schools and hospitals have become a war tactic that no longer sparks outrage is there nothing to be said or done when indiscriminate barrel bombs are dropped in civilian areas a clear breach of international humanitarian law and of council resolution 2139. millions of battered and beleaguered children women and 1000000 cannot wait for another geneva round to succeed so in action she's condemning by the security council but the council of course remains very divided on this issue we heard that some 22 medical facilities had been hit in the last month the u.s. said it wanted accountability from the french ambassador said that that probably amounts to war crimes but we've heard a very different story coming from the russian side surgery vershinin who is the deputy foreign minister in charge of the syria file

rises the message to the transitional military council is simply. the impact of the blockade of the somebody he did bridges is being felt across the cup at a traffic gridlock called one of the few streets in central hub. they follow has been a taxi driver here twenty is. business is bad my income has gone down by up to sixty five percent since the roads were closed. for men is sudanese the fault of going back to anything similar to their own what i would but she had a years is unbearable until now the protests. and the protests are destructive but it's oh well we would not have seen a close roads or even protests if we didn't have to even say it's talks between the military council position parties and protest organizers to form a transitional government continuing but no deal has been pushed up to several rounds of negotiations the most optimistic hope that the lack of a breakthrough is just another glitch in what is undoubtedly going to be a long process on the talks will eventually bear fruit. out here. but they are tending not going. to all just

a sovereign council which will be formed in consultation between the military council and the forces of the declaration of freedom and change in the cabinet of ministers and a consultative council 66 percent of which will be allocated to forces of freedom in china which. was minutes after the announcement was made thousands celebrated in front of the army headquarters they've been camped there for nearly 6 months initially to demand the military take action against the country's president then to demand that they hand over power to a civilian government after they ousted the president since sunday they have been increasing pressure on both sides to reach a deal by calling for strikes and setting up what barricades on main streets in the capital sort of to the to this announcement didn't cover all points of contention the final point that the military council and the opposition coalition have to agree on is the structure of the so frank council which will be guiding the transitional period people here say if the military doesn't agree to having a civilian head that's council then prot