but it was a bad year for bangladesh. it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history 1 march shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains but the company escaped accountability. and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh it's business as usual. anybody out there know how many zeros are half a trillion dollars taken from a number there along. with the fire that has ring fashions factory last november started on the ground floor and quickly spread. at least 112 people died hundreds of others were injured many workers were trapped inside because the doors were locked and the building had no fire exits. the remains of the fire are still everywhere here this is where workers jumped out of the burning building onto the roof of the storm and tory there's boards in all the windows who are going to kick out of the exhaust fans and jump onto this building. on ricky a big daughter you know who died in the fire. last over the build up a little bit in a minute it was it would provoke wi

but it was a bad year for bangladesh. it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history and walmart shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains but the company escaped accountability. and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh it's business as usual. anybody out there know how many zeros are half a trillion dollars the numbers are there along. with the fire that has rained fashion's factory last november started on the ground floor and quickly spread. at least 112 people died hundreds of others were injured many workers were trapped inside because the doors were locked and the building had no fire exits. the remains of the fire are still everywhere here this is where workers jumped out of the burning building onto the roof of the storm and tory there's boards in all the windows who are going to kick out of the exhaust fans and jump onto this building. rukia begins daughter he now died in the fire. last of in the build up a little more notable the bulk of the. you haven't rece

but it was a bad year for bangladesh. it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history wal-mart shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains but the company escaped accountability. and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh it's business as usual. anybody out there know how many zeros or half a trillion dollars takeover of a number there along. with the fire that has rained fashions factory last november started on the ground floor and quickly spread. at least 112 people died hundreds of others were injured many workers were trapped inside because the doors were locked and the building had no fire exits. the remains of the fire are still everywhere here this is where workers jumped out of the burning building onto the roof of the storm and tory there's bars in all the windows who are going to kick out of the exhaust fans and jump onto this building. on rukia begins daughter he now died in the fire. a lot of below the belt a little bit a minute it was it the. both of. you have

but it was a bad year for bangladesh. it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history and walmart shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains but the company escaped accountability. and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh it's business as usual. anybody out there know how many zeros are half a trillion dollars the numbers are there along. with the fire that has rained fashion's factory last november started on the ground floor and quickly spread. at least 112 people died hundreds of others were injured many workers were trapped inside because the doors were locked and the building had no fire exits. the remains of the fire are still everywhere here this is where workers jumped out of the burning building onto the roof of the storm and tory there's boards in all the windows who are going to kick out of the exhaust fans and jump onto this building. rukia begins daughter he now died in the fire. a lot of below the belt a little more notable the bulk of the. you haven't rece

access jobs and education opportunities something denied to them in the sprawling refugee camps in bangladesh some $1000000.00 refugees are housed in camps such as these all of these around 700000 fled from neighboring. brutal military crackdown against them in 2017 for more i'm joined by awful islam from asia out of little thanks for joining us now you've reported from these refugee camps in bangladesh in the past what prompts the rohingya refugees to undertake these dangerous crossings in the bay of bengal. many doing it if you just believe that life is much better in malaysia than the densely populated camps in bangladesh they see that militia is a developed country with better employment and other financial opportunities i made some young growing a girl the last year in cox's brother camps they had their islamic marriage is withdrawing a man living in malaysia what the phone and waiting to find a way to go to meet their husbands and there is no legal way to travel from one of this to any other countries for rowing it refuses what we have seen in the past few months is that the ban of this

journeys from bangladesh across the bay of bengal to countries like malaysia thailand indonesia fairly common in the period between the vent but in march when the sea is safest for the small fishing trawlers in which these journeys are made rowing the refugees attempt to make the journey to access jobs and education opportunities something denied to them in the sprawling refugee camps in bangladesh some $1000000.00 refugees are housed in camps such as these of these around 700000 fled from neighboring. brutal military crackdown against them in 2017 for more i'm joined by islam from asia out of little tense for joining us now you've reported from these refugee camps in bangladesh in the past what prompts the rohingya refugees to undertake these dangerous crossings in the bay of bengal. many doing it if you just believe that life is much better in malaysia than the densely populated camps in bangladesh they see that militias are developed a country with better employment and other financial opportunities i made some young growing a girls the last year in cox's by their camps they had the

but it was a bad year for bangladesh. it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history and walmart shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains but the company escaped accountability. and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh it's business as usual. anybody out there know how many zeros are half a trillion dollars the numbers are there along. with the fire that has rained fashion's factory last november started on the ground floor and quickly spread. at least 112 people died hundreds of others were injured many workers were trapped inside because the doors were locked and the building had no fire exits. the remains of the fire are still everywhere here this is where workers jumped out of the burning building onto the roof of the storm and tory there's bars in all the windows who are going to kick out of the exhaust fans and jump onto this building. rukia begins daughter he now died in the fire. last of below the belt a little more notable the bulk of the. you haven't receive

bangladesh is a case in point. it employs millions of people in this industry but has faced regular calls to improve its working conditions. some now think that adding robots to the factories may help — but at what cost to jobs? this is a very live example of the automation versus jobs argument that we hear so much about. jane has been to bangladesh and has been given a very rare access to the industry. bangladesh is second only to china in producing clothing for the world. its ready—made garment industry is critical to the economic success of the country, providing jobs for over 4 million people, a majority of whom are women. this man is on a mission to transform the future of fashion here, starting with his denim factory in the southern port city of chittagong. the world focused its attention on bangladesh's garment industry after the rana plaza disaster in 2013, when 113a people were killed when the building collapsed. the eight story complex housed five garment factories supplying clothing to international

access jobs and education opportunities something denied to them in the sprawling refugee camps in bangladesh some 1000000 ringgit refugees are housed in camps such as these all of these around 700000 fled from neighboring. brutal military crackdown against them in 2017 for more i'm joined by our football club from asia out of a little tense for joining us now you've reported from these refugee camps in bangladesh in the past what prompts the rohingya refugees to undertake these dangerous crossings in the bay of bengal. many doing it if you just believe that life is much better in malaysia than the densely populated camps in bangladesh this see that malaysia is a developed country with better employment and other financial opportunities i made some young growing of girls last year in cox's but there are camps they had that islamic marriage is withdrawing a man living in malaysia what the phone and waiting to find a way to go to meet their husbands and there is no legal way to travel from all of this to any other countries for rowing it refuses what we have seen in the past few months instead

some 25000000 people in bangladesh are dependent on jute. after cotton it's the most commonly used natural fiber in the world only india produces more of it than bangladesh. jute is resistant to u.v. rays and doesn't go brittle in the sun like plastic. the fibers made from it are tough but allow air to circulate that makes it ideal for transporting foodstuffs bags made from the fire but are a common product that manufactured at facilities like this one processing the fibers is a complex business the methods have barely changed in decades but the market has had to weather frequent slumps and many people here are afraid that demand for jute will continue to fall. backwards with the but why of so much right i mean once upon a time of the jews was known throughout the world as the golden fiber you know. that the large right before the invention of plastic the business was a prestigious one and very lucrative. but in our days the jute business has lost it shine. recently however demand has begun rising again after all jute is completely biodegrad

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some 25000000 people in bangladesh are dependent on jute. after cotton it's the most commonly used natural fiber in the world only india produces more of it than bangladesh. jute is resistant to u.v. rays and doesn't go brittle in the sun like plastic. the fibers made from it are tough but allow air to circulate that makes it ideal for transporting foodstuffs bags made from the fiber are a common product that manufacture the facilities like this one processing the fibers is a complex business the methods have barely changed in decades but the market has had to wear the frequency lamps and many people here are afraid that demand for jute will continue to fall. by measuring the but why of so much money out i mean once upon a time the jews was known throughout the world as the golden fiber you know. that you are slightly up before the invention of plastic the business was a prestigious one and very lucrative. not in our days the jute business has lost that shine. recently however demand has begun rising again after all jute is completely biodeg

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a breezy 29 failed to mask the harsh truth that bangladesh we re mask the harsh truth that bangladesh were woefully short on runs on a pitch that held few demons. all over ina pitch that held few demons. all over in a less than 90 minutes but a match that would be remembered for the 16—year—old, the youngest player to ta ke the 16—year—old, the youngest player to take a test hat—trick. the 16—year—old, the youngest player to take a test hat-trick. it is not easy to get 20 wickets on the pitch so we easy to get 20 wickets on the pitch so we made sure with got enough runs to put pressure on bangladesh in the second inning. ithought to put pressure on bangladesh in the second inning. i thought when we got the hat—trick, the game was in our hand. 0ne the hat—trick, the game was in our hand. one big partnership however can change the game. pakistan were one up but theirfans can change the game. pakistan were one up but their fans will have to wait until the fifth of april before the fifth and final tess. security concerns meant the seasoned was broken up into three sectio

bangladesh isa where lab costs are low. bangladesh is a case in point. it employs millions of people in this industry but is faced with regular calls to improve its working conditions. some now think that adding robots to the factories may help but at what cost? this is a very live example of the automation versus jobs argument that we hear so much about. jane has been to bangladesh and has been given a very rare access to the industry. bangladesh is second only to china in producing clothing for the world. its ready—made garment industry is critical to the economic success of the country, providing jobs for over 4 million people, the majority of whom are women. this man is on a mission to transform the future of fashion here, starting with his sternum factory in the southern port city. the world focused its attention on bangladesh's garment industry after the rana plaza disaster in 2013 when it nearly 12,000 people were killed when the building collapsed. the eight story complex house five garment factories supplying clothing to international brands.

bangladesh is a case in point. it employs millions of people in this industry but is faced with regular calls to improve its working conditions. some now think that adding robots to the factories may help but at what cost? this is a very live example of the automation versus jobs argument that we hear so much about. jen has been to bangladesh and has been given very rare access to the industry. bangladesh is second only to china in producing clothing for the world. its ready—made garment industry is critical to the economic success of the country, providing jobs for over 4 million people — the majority of whom are women. this man is on a mission to transform the future of fashion here, starting with his denim factory in the southern port city of chittagong. the world focused its attention on bangladesh's garment industry after the rana plaza disaster in 2013 when nearly 12,000 people were killed when the building collapsed. the eight story complex houses five garment factories supplying clothing to internationa

so whatever the opposition is, i think bangladesh can bea opposition is, i think bangladesh can be a very competitive side and can be a very competitive side and can surprise you, so we not taking them lightly. they have matchwinners in team, so, yes, we have the opportunity, we feel that in our home condition we can win test matches, and tomorrow is another opportunity and we will try our best. look, yeah, the expectation is we are going to play cricket here, we are going to play cricket here, we are going to play cricket here, we are not good enough overseas, so we are not good enough overseas, so we strive to improve ourselves here and we look forward to it and hope we will do some good cricket in here. one other cricket line from england far smallerjofra archer has been brought out of his team's to sri lanka with a stress fracture of the elbow. he will also miss the whole of the indian premier league season. he only played in one of the fortis in recent series in south africa because of the injury. he was sent home forfurther africa because of the injury. he was sent home for fur

bangladesh is a case in point. it employs millions of people in this industry but is faced with regular calls to improve its working conditions. some now think that adding robots to the factories may help but at what cost? this is a very live example of the automation versus jobs argument that we hear so much about. jen has been to bangladesh and has been given very rare access to the industry. bangladesh is second only to china in producing clothing for the world. its ready—made garment industry is critical to the economic success of the country, providing jobs for over 4 million people — the majority of whom are women. this man is on a mission to transform the future of fashion here, starting with his denim factory in the southern port city of chittagong. the world focused its attention on bangladesh's garment industry after the rana plaza disaster in 2013 when nearly 12,000 people in 2013 when nearly 1,100 people were killed when the building collapsed. the eight story complex houses five garment factories s

has met in bangladesh along the indian border where there's been a significant increase in illegal crossings since india introduced a controversial citizenship bill. and the oscar goes to. paris. south korean film makes movie history becoming the 1st non english language film to win best picture at the academy awards. the global death toll from the corona virus outbreak has reached 910 only 2 of the deaths are outside mainland china most are in who by province where the virus is believed to have originated or the world health organization says it remains gravely concerned more than $40000.00 people are now infected a w.h.o. team of experts is heading to china to investigate and the government in beijing. says it's allocating $10000000000.00 to fight the outbreak it's facing growing criticism for its handling of early warnings about the new virus millions of people were expected back to work on monday as an extension to the lunar new year holiday ended but many stayed home normally busy commutes routes or quiet katrina use in beijing the chinese government will spend the money is dedicated th

i'm bernard smith in bangladesh along the indian border where there's been a significant increase in illegal crossings since india introduced a controversial citizenship bill. and they are scared goes to. parasite. south korean dark comedy makes movie history becoming the 1st foreign language film twin best picture at the oscars. the global death toll from the crowded virus outbreak has reached 910 more than 40000 people have now been infected 60 more people tested positive on a cruise ship quarantine and a port in japan and that brings a number of cases on board to 130 more than 3000 people had been stuck on that cruise liner since it was put under quarantine a week ago now and all but 2 of the deaths have been confined to mainland china. as at the port and yokohama safadi what is the situation with these these numbers increasing on this ship. huge increase in the numbers was a complete pick spirits have been. getting the couple laws they. that such circle find place could be could show a greater risk of the virus. and some experts also say that the infections happened during the cu

in bangladesh along the indian border where that is being a significant increase in illegal crossings since india introduced a controversial citizenship bill. and major storm batters the u.k. and northern europe and it is not over yet. how i would cut the usual scattering of sunshine and showers across southeast asia the heaviest shot was into malaysia some very big downpours there into indonesia as well bieksa quite a bit of a wet weather also sliding through the south china sea so we'll see some wet weather there into the southern pasta thailand seeing a scattering a shower as the north it's a sloppy trial though you could see some wet weather just pushing into the far south of vietnam over the next. day again it's more of the same will those showers sneak in the way for the south what's popular going to still seeing some of the wet weather some rather weather to see just clinging on around the top end of australia out into the open waters near new caledonia we do have a tropical side plans that we want to watch out for looks likely to move towards the car will see the side of austr

bangladesh along the indian border where there's been a significant increase in illegal crossings since india introduced a controversial citizenship. on the south korean film parricide wins an academy award for best original screenplay whether to take the big prize. for the global death toll from the corona virus outbreak has reached $900.00 and only 2 of the deaths are outside mainland china most are into a province where the virus is believed to have originated the world health organization says it's remains gravely concerned more than $40000.00 people are now infected w.h.o. team of experts is heading to china to investigate the government in beijing says it's allocated. $10000000000.00 to fight the outbreak it's facing growing criticism for its handling of early warnings about the new virus millions of people were expected to go back to work on monday as an extension to the lunar new year holiday . but mainly stayed home normally busy commutes or routes or quiet let's go live now to katrina you in beijing for the latest now katrina the government says it's throwing $10000000000.00 i

bangladesh is a case in point. it employs millions of people in this industry but has faced regular calls to improve its working conditions. some now think that adding robots to the factories may help but at what cost to jobs? this is a very live example of the automation versus jobs argument that we hear so much about. jen has been to bangladesh and has been given very rare access to the industry. bangladesh is second only to china in producing clothing for the world. its ready—made garment industry is critical to the economic success of the country, providing jobs for overfour million people — a majority of whom are women. mostafiz uddin, is on a mission to transform the future of fashion here, starting with his denim factory in the southern port city of chittagong. the world focused its attention on bangladesh's garment industry after the rana plaza disaster in 2013, when 1,131; people were killed when the building collapsed. the eight story complex housed five garment factories, supplying clothing to intern

bangladesh is a case in point. it employs millions of people in this industry but has faced regular calls to improve its working conditions. some now think that adding robots to the factories may help but at what cost to jobs? this is a very live example of the automation versus jobs argument that we hear so much about. jen has been to bangladesh and has been given very rare access to the industry. bangladesh is second only to china in producing clothing for the world. its ready—made garment industry is critical to the economic success of the country, providing jobs for overfour million people — a majority of whom are women. mostafiz uddin, is on a mission to transform the future of fashion here, starting with his denim factory in the southern port city of chittagong. the world focused its attention on bangladesh's garment industry after the rana plaza disaster in 2013, when 1,131; people were killed when the building collapsed. the eight storey complex housed five garment factories, supplying clothing to inter

bangladesh along the indian border where there's been a significant increase in illegal crossings since india introduced a controversial citizenship bill. a new force in irish politics left wing nationalist party fein is in a powerful position after the general election. it's. a good thing. and brad pitt's wins his 1st acting oscar for playing a stunt man and once upon a time in hollywood. the global death toll from the corona virus outbreak has reached 910 only 2 of the deaths are outside mainland china most are in a province where the virus is believed to have originated the world health organization says it remains gravely concerned more than 40000 people are now infected and w.h.o. team of experts is heading to china to investigate the government in beijing says it's allocating 10000000000 die. to fight the outbreak it's facing growing criticism for its handling of the warnings of buyouts the new virus meanwhile millions of people what expected to go back to work on monday as an extension to the lunar new year holiday ended but one community commuters recording of their right to wor

a small step towards dignity in death for everyone in bangladesh. in the bundesliga by munich travelled to cologne on sunday hoping to break line. spot from last week the host form has plummeted since the winter break and i suffered a 41 hiding here almost inevitably bonds robert live and open the scoring as he does the 1st of 3 goals in just 12 minutes for the visit is. credible finish on the left edge gnabry made it for. the german international with the pick of the dice go it's. a lovely kill the clones managed to conservation go but couldn't stop the champions from going top once again. and light on sunday monson shell could come away with a point a in a lackluster encounter where but side's weiss did their chances in one of the best opportunities of the match mine says robin flies on so his shot from close range denied by the crust light in the 2nd half full so a touch from the cape of a and in injury time shelf has us our international western mckenney head of the corner agonizingly wide of the net inside the game in the golds. wolfram is kind

a small step towards dignity in death for everyone in bangladesh. the football now and in the bundesliga by munich travelled to cologne on sunday hoping to reclaim top spot from watching the hosts form has gone from the sublime to the ridiculous since the winter break the question being which cologne would turn up this time the cologne followed their $51.00 capitulation to dartmouth and with a 4 nil thrashing of freiburg win or lose they guaranteed goals and that was the case again against biron. unfortunately the ball went the way of the visitors in the 1st half robot live a double speak of the scoring with his 23rd of the season one mil to the champions after just 3 minutes i 2 minutes later it was 2 no 3 kingsley c'mon. i even don't speak with me turn to miss miller with the layoff this much finish things were getting embarrassing for cologne and more ways than one. there were just 12 minutes on the clock when byron put themselves out of sight. i said actually now being. 3 no i it was more of the same after the break as cannot break up his 2nd 66

a small step towards dignity in death for everyone in bangladesh. the football now and by munich travelled to cologne on sunday hoping to break claim top spot from lot of hosts form has gone from the sublime to the ridiculous since the winter break the question being which cologne would turn up when the bavarians come to town for the. cologne followed their $51.00 capitulation to daughter and with a 4 nil thrashing of freiburg win or lose they guaranteed goals and that was the case again against byron. unfortunately the ball went the way of the visitors in the 1st half robert levin dubs people can distorting with his 23rd of the season one mil to the champions to just 3 minutes i 2 minutes later it was 2 no 3 kingsley c'mon. i was a bit dusty with me turn to mush miller with the lay off the smart finish things were getting embarrassing for cologne and more ways than one. there were just 12 minutes on the clock when byron put themselves out of sight. i said not me 3 no i it was more of the same after the break as cannot break up his 2nd 66 minutes be

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bangladesh eventually fell 18 runs short. 21121; bangladesh eventually fell 18 runs short. 211211 india and setting the pace for the g20 women's world cup. it's good for us and we just want to ta ke it's good for us and we just want to take the moments. we are not really thinking about what happened before, we are working as a team, whether we win or whether we lose, we are looking at the game ahead and noting the positives and things we want to be corrected on or learn, we're just taking that ahead. 0 nto 0nto boxing now. deontay wilder has blamed the weight of his ring—walk costume for his defeat to tyson fury on saturday night and says he will sack the co—trainer who threw in the towel to end the fight. the american claims he was hindered by the outfit he wore on his journey to the ring, saying it was much too heavy — about 20kg. wilder is also in a position to demand a third fight, which he's indicated he will do, although it's likely to be without mark breland in his corner, who wilder criticised for throwing in the towel in the seventh round. four—time olympic gold medalli

bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina says she doesn't understand the purpose of india's new citizenship law our government is already struggling to cope with 1200000 reading or refugees from me and mark it can't afford another influx from its largest neighbor bernard smith al-jazeera on the bangladesh india border. egypt's military says at least 2 soldiers have been killed in a rebel attack on a security facility it happened in the north sinai region sources tell just 0 up to 8 soldiers have died egypt has struggled to contain armed groups in north sinai since former president mohamed morsi was ousted by the military in 2013 millions of desert locusts of swarmed into uganda for the 1st time since the 1960 s. they come from kenya ethiopia and somalia the damage they've done there is threatening to leave 10000000 people short of food. the insects are also ravaging farming areas in eastern pakistan prime minister has declared a national emergency the locals are eating cotton we and maize crops the government says it's the worst infestation for 2 decades. has been speaking to farmers in the

in bangladesh along the indian border where there's been a significant increase in illegal crossings since india introduced a controversial citizenship bill. passed damage and disruption will have more on the impact of strong kira back to parts of northern europe. and in the world number 229 it was too good for a 5 time major champion. early results are in for ireland's general election sinn fein has surged to take 24.5 percent of 1st preference votes just ahead of the 2 center right past fall and feeney gales that have dominated mainstream irish politics for nearly a century old brennan reports from dublin i lead a merry new mcdonald was welcome to the dublin county like a hero of the left wing nationalists for a campaign of eye catching pledges on housing and pensions which caught the imagination of an electorate crying out for an alternative to the 2 biggest opposition parties on fianna gael it's a big stake in sochi she says it makes statements that this is no longer a 2 party system it's a state that's. a different type stuff and if you have great confidence in us and i say that

2 limits organizers say the law and facts are not fear with coronavirus threatening the games plus bangladesh's cricket to play down security fears ahead of beatrice match in pakistan. thank you for joining us a day after his acquittal in the u.s. senate's impeachment trial president donald trump is holding what he calls a celebration speech maintains he did nothing wrong and says he and his family went through hell the president has praise republicans while blasting democrats as vicious. to the allows you politicians but they do 2 things. they're vicious and mean vicious these people have issues adam schiff is a very horrible person nancy pelosi is a horrible person i've done things wrong in my life i will admit not purposely but i've done things wrong. but this is what the end result is. as speak to a white house correspondent kimberly hocket in washington company the president still holding his celebration speech tell us about what he's been saying he seems to be in top form. he does have moments this was rather presidential the president using rather colorful 4 letter words well actually a

cox's bazar bangladesh. the u.s. attorney general william bar's agreed to testify before the house of representatives judiciary committee next month to answer questions regarding former white house adviser roger stone democrats have criticized barr and the department of justice for overruling federal prosecutors roger stone was sentenced to 7 to 9 years in prison for lying to congress but the justice department said it would reduce that. travis take a look at the top stories here it out 0 there's been a huge surge in the number of corona virus infections in the province that's the epicenter of china's coronavirus outbreak almost 15000 cases were confirmed overnight and beijing sacked its highest ranking official in the province katrina you has the latest from beijing the government at the moment seems to be on a sort of p.r. blitz because their main concern right now of course it's containing the virus but also they're very much worried about the fallout economically this virus on china they were already facing a slo

i'm going to meet in bangladesh now i mean india 15 people were killed in january alone by the india of old force for making just simple mistake. i i. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast where here across parts of iraq as well as iran we are watching one system make its way towards the east but unfortunate still going to be seeing some very inclement weather across parts of northern iran over the next day tehran only getting to about 3 degrees and the snow to the north overnight lows though we do expect to see probably below freezing and much of that region over here towards afghanistan higher elevations it is going to be snow for you by the time we get to wednesday though things improve but still quite cold across much of the area and speaking of the called take a look at the gulf coast wait as a high on wednesday only getting to about 10 degrees there here in doha though it is going to be quite chilly as the overnight lows go down to about 10 on tuesday and into wednesday morning by wednesday only getting to about 15 degrees by the time we get to thursda

bangladesh's security services said they have intercepted at least $500.00 rowing a refugees from around its shores since last year but security agency that made its a major challenge. we have been able to identify many of those who are involved in this human trafficking business so far we have arrested at least 8 of them after this incident and taken preemptive actions against others we also have increased patrolling and surveillance along with the other security agencies more than 730000 growing are muslims who fled brutal military crackdown in myanmar in 2017 currently live in a crowded camp in cox bazaar facing an uncertain future facing increasing restriction on their movement communication blackout and desperate condition in the camps many rowing a referee days are now turning to human smugglers to ferry them across a broad to sink a better life willing to take a dangerous journey for the bay of bengal bangladesh government says it is working hard to tackle the problem but it made its a huge task tend to charge a cox's bazar bangladesh. the us president has brushed off a decision b

not want should mean a begum to enter bangladesh and a family of also said that would put her at risk and it's fascinating the reaction that we've seen in this country with some people government's decision to sever her citizenship is viewed as a positive thing by some men and those who struggle to sympathize with her and others saying that it sets a very dangerous precedent well certainly there are those people who believe that she was 15 when she left this country she was still very much classed as a child along with the other girls that she left with however there are others who believe that when she left she left illegally and that she knew what was get what she was getting into are the activities of i saw were well documented at the when she left she gave up her rights to be classed as a british citizen but what this really does miriam is shine a light on the difficulties that governments now face around the world in what to do with those people who left to join i saw those who now want to return thank you very much and i would. well now catalonia is regional leader wants the spa

guard a navy a searching for survivors with a 1000000 refugees live in dire conditions and camps in bangladesh 750000 have fled from the one in a brutal military kept on 2017 the philippines government has told the united states that it will end a major security pact between the 2 countries the agreement allows u.s. forces to train in the philippines the u.s. embassy is that the need has serious implications jamiel an indonesian has more from. territory has ordered the cancellation of the visiting forces agreement which is causing fear and anxiety in different security sectors here many security experts say this is ition of the philippine government has long term consequences in the coming years over the last few weeks due territory has been attacking the us government after it cancelled the us visa office former police chief who is believed to have been behind he sort of called drug war which has killed thousands of filipinos over the last few years when deterrent it was sworn into office in 2016 he promised a more independent foreign policy moving away from longstanding allies the united sta

almost all of bangladesh's foreign trade flows through here. the port city is known all over the world as a vast graveyard for ships.s. it's also a a place where more d more ships are being builtlt fr the ininternatioional market . ththe western mamarine shipyars one e of the l largest in te country. it was founded 20 years ago. sohail: "we have hundreds of thousands of bangladeshi engineers, workers, welders, working in different shipbuilders around the world, whom we can attract here. some of them want to work at home rather than working overseas all their life. >> today, some 150 thousand people work in shipbuilding in the country. around two million bangladeshis are thought to depend on the sector. that figure could soon see a significant rise. after all, the demand for new ships is growing. the global shipping fleet is ageing. and somemef the ships that havee taken their last voyage end up here. galloo ghent in brussels turns them back into raw materials. europe's biggest ship recycler can take any vessel to pieces. whether war ship, fishi

cox's bazar bangladesh the us president has dismissed a decision by the philippines to withdraw from a decades old military pat says it will say the u.s. a lot of money the philippine government announced this week it will pull out of the agreement by the end of the year it allows us troops to take part in military exercises president had been criticizing it ever since he took office but opposition senators say it will undermine security and foster aggression in the south china sea. i really don't mind if they would like to save a lot of money but if you look back if you go back 3 years ago when isis was overrunning the philippines we came in and literally singlehandedly were able to save them from vicious attacks on their islands. that was a song that became an internet sensation and a lengthy legal battle as well now copyright lawyers in south korea are waiting for a court to decide who wins the rights to baby shock from the bride has the story. it is the annoyingly catchy ditty that became a global phenomenon and got stuck on repeat in millions of heads over and over but just spaw

burn admit our jazeera on the bangladesh india border. the campaign to win the democratic presidential nomination in the u.s. is gearing up for candidates have been rallying in the next battleground state new hampshire voters there will get their say for the nomination in the race is 1st primary election on tuesday because it's held so early the state's election is considered a clue to the level of support presidential contenders have results can build all kill campaign went to independent voters are important in new hampshire there are more of them than republicans and democrats and unlike most states they can cast votes in either primary when it comes to the general election democrats have won the state and 6 of the past 7 presidential votes but in 2016 hillary clinton won by just 0.4 percent kristen salumi is in daraa in new hampshire so let's start with how it's shaping up for the democrats especially in the all important pete vs burnley match. yeah well i was just at a rally and for bernie sanders you can see they're clearing out it

almost all of bangladesh's foreign trade flows through here. the port city is known all over the world as a vast graveyard for shipips. it's also o a place where more d more ships are being buiuilt fr the e internatational market . the western n marine shipyard s onone of thehe largest in te country. it was founded 20 years ago. sohail: "we have hundreds of thousands of bangladeshi engineers, workers, welders, working in different shipbuilders around the world, whom we can attract here. some of them want to work at home rather than working overseas all their life. >> today, some 150 thousand people work in shipbuilding in the country. around two million bangladeshis are thought to depend on the sector. that figure could soon see a significant rise. after all, the demand for new ships is growing. the global shipping fleet is ageing. and soso of the ships that have taken their last voyage end up here. galloo ghent in brussels turns them back into raw materials. europe's biggest ship recycler can take any vessel to pieces. whether war ship, fishin

bangladesh captain moment all hocks and security concerns are not on their minds as they go into they want of taste of pakistan in rawalpindi the tourists most experienced batsman mushfiqur rahim refused to travel bangladesh or the 2nd team to a pakistan since they resumed home matches after 10 years at new true views we don't think about security concerns. you know and one of the best bad you don't have is sometimes difficult but this other hands you can see is a good opportunity for a new player so look for it is a good opportunity to look new players. bangladesh is young players are through to the under 19 cricket world cup final of the beating new zealand in foods they say me kiwis were always under pressure to make a big turkey when they were released to 74 for all but one beaten 75 from becoming will agree no help them set a target of 212 bangladesh also made a bad start so they anyone's losing too early wickets but they were rescued by her son joy he made exactly $100.00 they went on to win it by 6 wickets and with $35.00 goals to spare bangladesh will be india in sunday's fina

bangladesh's home minister said this week he's taking necessary measures at a diplomatic level to stop the killing. similar comments have been made several times over the past year but india's border guards a still opening fire. burn its myth al-jazeera on the bangladesh india border but to more head in the news including the race for the us presidency heats up as republicans and democrats chase votes in the new hampshire primary. and the u.s. charges chinese military officers over one of the biggest data breaches in history . and in sports the asian champions league group stages are underway with defending champions are off to a winning start. 30 people have been killed in an attack in nigeria members of the armed group boko haram are being blamed for the killings its act happened in borno state governments set fire to cars parked along the highway most of the victims were travellers sleeping in their vehicles here on the home and has more let me give you a warning you may find some of the images in this report disturbing. this is what's left after a suspected rampage by the on. in th

almost all of bangladesh's foreign trade flows through here. the port city is known all over the world as a vast graveyard for shipips. it's also o a place where more d more ships are being buiuilt fr the e internatational market . the western n marine shipyard s onone of thehe largest in te country. itit was founded 20 years ago. sohail: "we have hundreds of thousands of bangladeshi engineers, workers, welders, working in different shipbuilders around the world, whom we can attract here. some of them want to work at home rather than working overseas all their life. >> today, some 150 thousand people work in shipbuilding in the country. around two million bangladeshis are thought to depend on the sector. that figure could soon see a significant rise. after all, the demand for new ships is growing. the global shipping fleet is ageing. and soso of the ships that have taken their last voyage end up here. galloo ghent in brussels turns them back into raw materials. europe's biggest ship recycler can take any vessel to pieces. whether war ship, fish

a small step towards dignity in death for everyone in bangladesh. we've decided to make it freaky friday have you ever heard of the term creepy cute yes well think about it and one artist in singapore. does so by putting a dark twist on familiar foods what you see behind me is just an appetizer. you'd think it's canned food but look closer and you'll change your mind tiny baby hearts tiny baby parts clay creations that are anything but cute. i think it has always been about that combination of things that people find soft traditionally typically cute but then having a twist to it. calls herself an accidental sculptor. she has no studio and big sur pieces in the family event. she's gained quite a following on instagram. some with strong emotional reactions to her work. there was a girl that wrote saying that of my actually helped because she recently went through an abortion issue is going through a very difficult time. and in japan where creepy cute is trending in pop culture fans flocked to limbs recent tokyo exhibition called modern panic the trai

shanto, then trapping nightwatchman taijul islam before making history with mahmudullah‘s wicket as bangladesh limped to 126—6 at stumps on day three. elsewhere, england beat south africa by two wickets in the 3rd one—day international in johannesburg. it means the series ends i—i, with one match rained off. the home side batted first at the wanderers and made 256 for 7 from their 50 overs with captain quentin de kock and david miller both hitting 69. in reply, joe denly top—scored for england with 66, and joe root weighed in with 49 as they reached their target with more than six overs to spare. the two sides begin a three—match t20 series on wednesday. in rugby union's six nations, france continued their perfect start to the championship with a bonus point win over italy in paris. france scored five tries in total as they won by 35—22, which is enough to move them top of the table, ahead of ireland on points difference. they're the only two sides who can now win the grand slam. italy have lost 2a consecutive six nations matches. the canadian golfer nick taylor won the at&t pebble