tell us about the return of carles puigdemont.oming here voluntarily. he has arrived barcelona and addressed thousands of supporters and they gave him a hero's welcome so lots of people waving the separatist catalan flags, shouting independence, calling him president, that was his title of the head of the catalan government. he came and gave a speech saying, long live catalonia. he denounced spain's political system as being judicial. the trouble is, spain's supreme court says that one element of that law did not apply to carles puigdemont in terms of embezzlement which he is accused of. the in terms of embezzlement which he is accused of. ., ., , �* , accused of. the region doesn't seem to want to push _ accused of. the region doesn't seem to want to push for _ accused of. the region doesn't seem to want to push for independence. . to want to push for independence. the timing of his return is very deliberate and disruptive. there is a socialist giving a speech in the catalan parliament, if he is elected head of regional governmen

catalan separatist carles puigdemont takes to the stage after returning to barcelona, despite facing an arrest warrant. mohammed yunus has landed in bangladesh to lead a caretaker government, following weeks of turmoil in the country. president biden says he's not confident there will be a peaceful transition of power if donald trump loses november's election. three taylor swift concerts in vienna are cancelled after two men are arrested on suspicion of planning an attack. and the willy wonka disaster, that lead to a fringe golden ticket. hello. i'm lauren taylor. let's start here in the uk where thousands of anti—racism protesters have rallied in cities and towns across england after a week of anti—immigrant rioting. britain's most senior police officer has praised the show of unity and said fears of extreme—right violence had abated. police had been prepared for further violence, and thousands of officers were deployed, but there was no sign of any disorder on the scale of recent days. the marches were mostly peaceful — and the government says it "cautiously welcomed" the scenes la

we are having a few problems with the pictures, that is carles puigdemont there returning to spain. and that is despite facing an arrest warrant. hello, i'm lauren taylor. let's cross live to stormont the assembly there has been recalled from the summer recess due to the recent violence in the streets and the executive ministers have been meeting this morning ahead of that recall which is to start at midday. the first and deputy mcpherson ministers have said theirjoint priority is to face down racism and intimidation. we are going to have a news conference shortly and we will bring you thatjust as soon as it starts. let's start here in the uk, where thousands of anti—racism protesters have rallied in cities and towns across england after a week of anti—immigrant rioting. britain's most senior police officer has praised the show of unity and said fears of extreme—right violence had abated. police had been prepared for further violence, but there was no sign of any disorder on the scale of recent days. the marches were mostly peaceful — and the government says it "cautiously welcomed"

catalan separatist carles puigdemont returns to barcelona despite facing an arrest warrant. the leader has been in self—imposed exile in belgium for the past seven years. three taylor swift concerts in vienna are cancelled after two men are arrested on suspicion of planning an attack. these are live pictures of a news conference — these are live pictures of a news conference happening in vienna to do with the _ conference happening in vienna to do with the cancellation of taylor swift — with the cancellation of taylor swift concerts.— swift concerts. the austrian interior minister _ swift concerts. the austrian interior minister has - swift concerts. the austrian interior minister has said i swift concerts. the austrian | interior minister has said the situation was very serious and continues to be serious. and we have also heard that there was a search of a suspect�*s house linked to the taylor swift concert plot and the house, the search focused on chemicals, explosives, produced at the search, it seems. just getting some more information coming in. the austrian interior m

catalan separatist carles puigdemont returns to barcelona despite facing an arrest warrant. the leader has been in self—imposed exile in belgium for the past seven years. president biden says he's not confident there will be a peaceful transition of power if donald trump loses november's election. three taylor swift concerts in vienna are cancelled after two men are arrested on suspicion of planning an attack. hello. more now on the anti—racism protests in cities and towns across england which have followed a week of anti—immigrant rioting. police had been prepared for further violence and thousands of officers were deployed, but there was no sign of any disorder on the scale of recent days. our correspondent, joe inwood, reports. the city had been braced for trouble. so, this part of bristol is where a couple of immigration lawyers are based, whose addresses have been leaked online. and there was a real fear there could be a far—right protest taking place here today. but we've been here the last couple of hours, and there's not a sign of that. instead, something very differ

police search for the separatist former catalan leader carles puigdemont — hours after he returned fromors peacefully take to the streets across england after a week of anti—immigration disorder. 140 people have been charged in connection with last week's riots, with warnings of more to come, including for those who encouraged the violence online. if you're involved in disorder, within days you'll be in the criminaljustice system and some people starting long terms of imprisonment. that needs to continue, and so that is my sole focus. austrian authorities say a teenager they've arrested has confessed to planning a suicide attack on a taylor swift concert in vienna. hello. welcome to bbc news now. the man who will lead bangladesh's new caretaker government

the separatist former leader of catalonia, carles puigdemont, has risked arrest by returning from exileenly addressing supporters in front of the catalan regional parliament. although spanish parliament passed an amnesty law pardoning those involved in the failed independence bid in 2017, mr puigdemont still faces arrest. 0ur news reporter sergi forcada has more. after seven years in self—imposed exile, this was a much anticipated return for puigdemont supporters. hundreds of them gathered in front of catalan parliament in barcelona for a welcome rally. nobody knows how he got there because he had to do it in secret, as he's still facing a possible arrest. the spanish supreme court considers that the new amnesty law that drops legal action against pro—independence leaders doesn't fully apply to him, because it doesn't include the charges of embezzlement, of which he's accused of. conscious of a possible imminent arrest, mr puigdemont told his supporters that he wasn't sure when he would see them again. translation: the amnesty law was supposed to be returned - to politics and it should

carles puigdemont, a politician, returned to spain 7 years after the referendum, he spoke at a meetingn front of thousands of his supporters. his plans included a visit to the regional parliament, where a new head of the region was being elected, but instead this puigdam got lost in the crowd and disappeared. the police tried to stop the car the politician got into, but honestly. after that , law enforcement officers began an operation to catch the fugitive, but it was unsuccessful. the siiloviki detained their colleague, who could have helped puigdam escape. let me remind you that a national arrest warrant is in effect against the former head of the region; he is still charged with embezzlement of state funds. august 9, day of military glory of russia, august 9 , 1714, the battle of gangut. said then a state with one land army has one hand, and which the fleet has both hands has. the gongut battle was the first naval victory over the swedes in russian history. but beat yourself on the head, the main thing is, van, hurry up. what kindles interest? eh, eh, what started? and makes life b

. >> y nos vamos a ver a espana donde la sorpresiva aparicion del lider separatista catalan carles puigdemontitico ayer en barcelona, desato una frenetica busqueda para capturarlo, ya que el es fugitivo de la justicia la que luego fue cancelada. >> puigdemont huyo a belgica hace siete anos despues de un fallido intento de secesion y ha estado viviendo en el exilio desde entonces. >> el se enfrenta a una orden de detencion, por supuesto, desfalco, cosa que el el niega. >> y en brasil los bomberos estan combatiendo los incendios que se han desatado en la amazonia. >> son los peores en 20 anos. >> vean nada mas esas imagenes. >> una sequia sin precedentes agravada por el calentamiento global han desatado las llamas. >> analistas ven esto como una dura prueba para el presidente lula da silva y su agenda verde. >> se espera que las condiciones empeoren, ya que los incendios en la amazonia suelen alcanzar su punto maximo entre agosto y septie hombre. >> de que el los atletas que logran conseguirlas, reciben tambien un un premio economico. >> economico. >> ¿cuanto es? >> se lo contamos al siguen cre

the separatist former leader of catalonia, carles puigdemont, has risked arrest by returning from exilen front of the catalan regional parliament. although spanish parliament passed an amnesty law pardoning those involved in the failed independence bid in 2017, mr puigdemont still faces arrest. our news reporter sergi forcada has more. after seven years in self—imposed exile, this was a much anticipated return for puigdemont supporters. hundreds of them gathered in front of catalan parliament in barcelona for a welcome rally. nobody knows how he got there because he had to do it in secret as he's still facing a possible arrest. the spanish supreme court considers that the new amnesty law that drops legal action against pro—independence leaders doesn't fully apply to him, because it doesn't include the charges of embezzlement, of which he's accused of. conscious of a possible imminent arrest, mr puigdemont told his supporters that he wasn't sure when he would see them again. translation: the amnesty law was supposed to be - returned to politics and it should never have left. but this did

the separatist former leader of catalonia, carles puigdemont, has risked arrest by returning from exilel parliament. although spanish parliament passed an amnesty law pardoning those involved in the failed independence bid in 2017, mr puigdemont still faces arrest. our news reporter sergi forcada has more. after seven years in self—imposed exile. this was a much anticipated return for puigdemont supporters. hundreds of them gathered in front of catalan parliament in barcelona for a welcome rally. nobody knows how he got there because he had to do it in secret. as he's still facing a possible arrest, the spanish supreme court considers that the new amnesty law that drops legal action against pro—independence leaders doesn't fully apply to him, because it doesn't include the charges of embezzlement, of which he's accused of conscious of a possible imminent arrest. mr puigdemont told his supporters that he wasn't sure the amnesty law was supposed to be returned to politics and it should never have left. but this did not suit some members of the supreme court. and so we are not interested i

a catalan separatist leader says his fellow separatist, carles puigdemont, is healthy safe and free.n barcelona, despite facing an arrest warrant. two police officers have been detained on suspicion of aiding his escape. the african union's health agency says m—pox is spreading at an alarming rate, and a public health emergency will be declared soon. it said infection rates had gone up by 160% in the past year. a new variant of the infectious disease is spreading beyond the borders of the democratic republic of congo, where m—pox is endemic. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has signed a decree blocking access to the social media platform x for ten days. mr maduro accused elon musk of of inciting hate, civil war and death. the two men have traded insults since nicolas maduro was declared the winner of last month's disputed presidential election. un member states have approved a treaty targeting cybercrime, despite criticism from human rights activists that it could be used to justify restrictions on freedom of expression. the treaty — originally proposed by russia — will come in

carles puigdemont simply spoke to supporters in the heart of barcelona and then disappeared without a trace. at the same time, local journalists report that the police did not detain him, on the contrary, they announced the start of the detention operation at all exits from there are roadblocks in the city and everyone is being checked. well, that's how it is. around the finger, well, we'll see what happens next, but it seems to me that he decided to become such a mass, to repeat, let me return, they are not waiting for me there, they want to detain and arrest me there, and i will return, because i i want to show that i stand up for the rights of the people of catalonia, well, he stood up for what rights for it was during his rule that a referendum was held in catalonia, in which the majority of the people of catalonia decided that they wanted to... secede from spain, spain is not i liked it, spain opened a bunch of criminal cases, according to which several associates of puigdimon were jailed, well, he himself was forced to flee to belgium, where he was hiding until yesterday, at lea

the former catalan separatist leader, carles puigdemont, says he's returning to spain from exile, despitef a failed push for independence in 2017. later today, a candidate from spain's main governing party is expected to be appointed head of the catalan region. he'd be the first leader of catalonia not to advocate for independence in years. president biden says he's not confident there'll be a peaceful transfer of power if donald trump loses the us presidential election in november. mr biden told cbs news that people should take seriously the republican candidate's threat that there would be a "bloodbath". the us president suggested that mr trump would say the election had been stolen, as he did in 2020. he's been speaking to robert costa, chief election and campaign correspondent with cbs. it will broadcast in full on sunday morning but here's a snippet of what he has said. are you confident there will be a peaceful transfer of power in january 2025? tt a peaceful transfer of power in january 2025?— a peaceful transfer of power in january 2025? if donald trump wins, i january 2025? if do

catalan separatist leader carles puigdemont is back in belgium, having avoided capture in spain afterof aiding his escape. venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, has signed a decree blocking access to the social media platform x for 10 days. mr maduro accused elon musk of of inciting hate, civil war and death. the two men have traded insults since nicolas maduro was declared the winner of last month's disputed presidential election. you're watching bbc news. the former model, katie price, has been arrested at heathrow airport and taken into police custody for failing to attend court. an arrest warrant was issued for the 46—year—old last week, after she failed to attend a court hearing relating to her bankruptcies. ms price will appear in court today, as sean dilley reports. back from holiday, but katie price's feet hardly touched the ground before she found herself in police custody. the former glamour model was arrested by metropolitan police officers at 7:45 last night, for failing to show up at a high court bankruptcy hearing on the 30th ofjuly. the court said she failed to show de