ok under pressure e.u. leaders dismiss british prime minister to resign may's most recent threats that plan is unworkable she says she's ready to walk away without a deal also high on the agenda at the summit in austria is the issue of tackling illegal migration with e.u. leaders looking to egypt and north africa for help. there are live from london also coming up. pop star turned politician bobby wine makes a triumphant return to uganda as he promises to continue fighting against the government. on top of the world north and south korean leaders wrap up three days

of talks with hopes for peace or condone calls for a second summit with the u.s. president. and millions of shia muslims around the world commemorate assura find out why u.s. sanctions have made it harder for a rainy to take part. time is running out that's the warning from e.u. leaders to british prime minister to resign may of a break sit with just six months to go european council president donald tusk says may's proposal undermines the single market and is unworkable and says deal with so-called checkers plan is the only one on the table and if you doesn't take it she's prepared to walk away. the moment of truth for. the october european council. in october we expect maximum progress and resolve in the budget talks. then we will decide whether. to call an extra law in november

to finalize. the deal. yes concerns have been raised i want to know what those concerns are there's a lot of hard work to be done but i believe that there is a willingness to do a deal but let nobody be in any doubt that as i've always said you know we are preparing for no deal there is no counter proposal on the table at the moment that actually deals delivers on what we need to do and respects the integrity of the united kingdom and respects the result of the referendum with a lot of. spoke to laurent a deadlock there and directed. yeah well yes deadlock and a disaster frankly full to resume a who'd come here hoping that she might be able to sort of square off with the e.u.

twenty seven and persuade them that was something in her checkers deal that she could go back home with to the conservative conference in that we could choose time where there's where there's lot of opposition but the opposite happened the e.u. has pushed back harder than almost the never again states said bricks it's the checkers deal is dead and you heard him in that sound bite really pull the rug from under the reason made by saying there will be no november summits where the final deal is done unless there's a much better offer from the british side by the e.u. summit in october the reason made by all accounts in that news conference was shaking with rage she's in so much trouble now because not only does the e.u. side say the check is deal won't stand her own party split down the middle in her own position is under enormous risk now when the british public don't like it either so she's now got most under four weeks to try to come up with something completely new that is acceptable to the e.u. side i think frankly on the balance of probability is now

a no deal crush out must be a very strong possibility equally the government could fall and the some point that could be a general election in the u.k. in the autumn they could try to put bricks it's often perspire on article fifty the bit this says it's not that they're leaving in march but in terms if you're trying to organize a new deal for the u.k. outside the european union that would affect generations of people in effect the rights of hundreds of thousands of europeans living in britain in hundreds of thousands of british people living in europe they could hardly have organized it worse at this point and learnt to go to the other big issue has been on the table that the e.u. is plan on migration how is that going to work. well this is this was really the headline at the austrians wanted breck's it was was was was small by comparison. the dilemma that the european union has had for all this time is that the idea of sharing refugees and asylum seekers around the block was

ruled out of course entirely by a growing number of hard line countries like italy and hungary who say we just don't want any of them and yet they couldn't they said they tried to say well ok let's make it somebody else's problem and keep them outside the external borders of europe but they couldn't find a country to help because they were all coming over the sea from libya putting their lives at risk in libya is obviously an arcade and so the austrians seem to have found what they think is a way of getting around this problem five through a new strategic part the third country as they call it and that country is egypt. this is the man to whom the european union is now looking to solve its migration issue president sisi of egypt it was the surprise development at the salzburg summit the idea was driven by the right wing austrian chancellor sebastian could who visited sisi last weekend he's come back full of praise at how good egypt is at

stopping refugees from leaving your comment yet still on the phone our bit with egypt we have for the first time a country in north africa that is willing to intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed boats that leave egypt for europe and when ever they have lived it took them back to. the thousands of men women and children who have drowned in the mediterranean bear witness to the total lack of a strategy from the e.u. either to help rescue them or to find a reliable partner in libya to help instead. europe now has many leaders whose biggest priority is to keep asylum seekers out egypt c.c. looks to be in the. european union has found it absolutely impossible to persuade individual member states to share out asylum seekers between them but if you ask those same countries would you pay somebody else to do it then they all reach for their wallets in terms the new european migration plan is to outsource the whole

thing to egypt and they see no moral hazard in getting a country with such a poor human rights records to do it nancy e.u. if it means that egypt will run migrant detention centers or whether asylum claims for europe will in future be done in cairo and they say it's still early days but more summits focusing on egypt are being planned for december and february there is no one size fits all solution to this indeed if it is the case that there is good migration management in egypt not seems to be the case well and good but it does not mean that it's all amounting to a solution for libya where there's a very very completely different set of circumstances different issues of governance in fact almost no government in many cases so you can't simply say we'll do we're going to do what we did over there over there you have to apply you know principles of humanitarian principles and support for human rights of those who are involved if there was unity about the need to keep asylum seekers out there was

just as much on trying to stop the u.k. from leaving the e.u. or at least a continued flat rejection of the british prime minister's proposed plan she now has under a month to come up with something new. one final thought about why this migration plan of austria's is so popular among the mostly sensorites political leaders who've been here in salzburg next spring will see european elections and the hard right populous parties that are made so much ground across the european bloc of thought to be trying to come together and challenge the center right policies with agendas of their own and by adopting these for the populace policies and calling them their own i think countries like australia other sensor right parties are looking super pull the rug from under the feet of these of these far right populists. thank you very much indeed.

ugandan pop star turned politician bobby weiner has promised to continue fighting against the government or die trying to make a comment while getting crowds of supporters outside his home near the capital kampala weiner has returned from the united states where he was receiving treatment after allegedly being tortured in custody he faces charges of treason and is a vocal critic of president you very much seventy malcolm webb reports from bali one's home town of mcgary their company. as soon as the plane that got the wind was in touch down on the tarmac in tempe international airport he left the aircraft people traveling with him say he was bundled into a police car arrested and taken away please deny he was arrested they just say he was escorting him home and then they are going to be brought in here to his house and there are still hundreds of supporters gathered outside they were waiting here for him to arrive we spoke to him a short while ago he said very tired and that he's still in pain from the injuries

that he sustained when he's was saying when he says he was tortured just a couple of weeks ago although the government denies that his soldiers tortured him while he was in detention with crucially the security agencies today were trying to involve trying to avoid the embarrassment of having a procession all the way from the international airport down the forty kilometer road that leads to the capital the built up area. probably why not many supporters there said they wanted to avoid a parade with thousands of people out on the streets cheering him on they managed to do that by taking him out and bring him here. north korea's leader kim jong un wants a second summit with the u.s. president donald trump to speed up denuclearization south korean president when jane has just wrapped up three days of negotiations with kim when they discussed how to restart nuclear talks between chang yang and washington about driving force from seoul. this summit ended as it began rich in symbolism president

moon j.n. of south korea and his north korean host kim jong un top of mt peck to the highest peak of the korean peninsula spiritually significant to all koreans into korean relations have seen many false starts with attempts at reconciliation often returning to threats of war but there's a strong sense moon and kim want to forge a bond so strong that they can never slip back to the acrimony of the past. two inches of the we adopted a military pact to end a history of brutal and tragic confrontation and hostility. some weapons facilities will be closed but there's little detail on how to fulfill them or they promise to make the peninsula nuclear free it's enough though to breathe new life back into the stalled negotiations between north korea and the united states and could lead to a second summit between kim and u.s.

president donald trump but many believe to make real progress it's now time for the photo ops to give way to detailed discussion i mean it's going to be really really difficult and the president and kim jong un don't know these things any kind of detail which is why we keep getting these some of declarations that are very short because the detail has to be worked out by the by the experts. more skeptical observers suspect north korea now with south korean support may have other reasons for pushing for a summit and this is another significant diplomatic success for most kerry because in few months the two will be spend to make preparations was a summit and during the summit itself they are not going to see any confrontation and this is exceptionally mosque that critics their major goal is to wait donald trump out as soon as moon returned to seoul he broadcast live to south korea. he revealed that kim has offered a number of unspecified steps towards denuclearization but would be expecting

concessions from the u.s. in return. the detailed measures or the appropriate measures are things that must be agreed upon between north korea and the u.s. . it underlines moon's vital role now as go between the north koreas negotiations with the u.s. as he prepares for a meeting next week with trump whatever the outcome this summit with kim has revealed to leaders building a home grown man and then term for a change that may be difficult to stop robert bright al-jazeera so malaysia's former prime minister najib razak has pleaded not guilty to dozens of new corruption charges prosecutors accuse najib razak of illegally transferring hundreds of millions of dollars from a state fund into his personal account louis has the latest from credible. arrived in court to face twenty five new charges including money laundering and

abuse of power he's pleading not guilty to receiving hundreds of millions of dollars prosecutors say the money in his bank account came from the state investment fund one be set up by now gyp eight years ago. billion ringgit the issue up to two point six billion ringgit has been used to store anger an assault on today's charges will give me an opportunity to clear my name and prove that i am not a thief. the new charges are in addition to seven others for allegedly receiving ten million dollars from another state owned entity police in at least six countries are investigating transactions involving one m. d. b. the us department of justice alleges not gyp and his associates stole at least four and a half billion dollars from the fund and go over the corruption scandal helped defeat not jobs coalition government in the general election in may and during the sixty

year rule of the bars a national party a new government led by former veteran prime minister mahathir mohamad wasted no time in reopening the investigation into one m. d. b. which is not to pet stopped police in malaysia issued an arrest warrant last month for a man named lower take joe investigators say the fugitive is an important suspect in the one and d.b. corruption scandal. the malaysian government recently seized a multi-million dollar yacht that they say was bought with money stolen from one m d be an anti corruption detectives have questioned not tips wife months old and his stepson. the cortez set bail at eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars not to pass till the end of the month to make full payment florence ling. you watching as there are still ahead anger and dismay in the sporting world after a ban on russia's controversial anti doping agency is lifted. and fears for syria's

last rebel stronghold as world powers try to hammer out a deal to avoid a brutal battle. hello there across parts of china there's a lot of wet weather at the moment if we look at the satellite picture we can see the cloud here making its way across chiang day and that across strong ching into who bay and why and that's really the reason we're going to see more wet weather as we head through the next couple of days as well to the south of that it's not going to stay completely dry we will see some showers here that's gradually pushing a little bit further towards the west as we head into saturday the coast though should be largely fine and draw i say for hong kong will get to around thirty two degrees and this should be lots of sunshine here towards the west and more in the way of cloud here within this huge volume of cloud we do have

a storm developing it's developing pretty quickly as well a marching its way towards the west by the time we get to friday lunchtime we're expecting it to have come ashore and it will still be giving us some fairly strong winds and very heavy rain i do think the main problem from this storm is going to be the amount of rain we see we are likely to see flooding out of this and eventually as we head through sunday it will begin to ease on saturday then that system works its way westward easing of it does so and just giving some of us some rather sharp showers and some blustery conditions out towards the west and here in doha no major changes for us over the next few days so staying hot and very humid or temperatures topping around thirty eight or thirty nine. my name is. ablaze with. a. string you know. my name. and it

is just so surprising plan a serious thing is yes to every normal. mind nigeria. on al-jazeera. one of the top stories here on our zero. have dismissed the u.k. prime minister's bricks a plan as unworkable saying it risks undermining the single market tackling illegal migration also featured high on the agenda the salzburg summit with leaders looking to egypt and north africa for help. ugandan pop star turned politician bobby wian

has promised to continue his anti-government movement after returning home from the u.s. hundreds of supporters defied a ban to greet him outside his home near kampala. north korean leader kim jong un's as he wants a second summit with the u.s. president to speed up denuclearization after a three day summit with the south korean president. campaigners have reacted with anger after a ban on russia's anti doping agency was overturned three years after it was issued the world anti-doping agency announced the decision at a meeting in the seychelles but says it's not without conditions russia's own agency was banned in twenty fifteen after an independent report found evidence of state backed doping and cover ups in russian sport. the chief of russia's anti-gay hate it see says more work is needed for the organization to be reinstated properly and insists it's a positive move. it's the first step in

a significant one it opens the way to international competitions for our athletes and federations moreover it opens the possibility of competitions to be nominated in the russian federation in fact this is a result a very very hard work. joins me in studio three a decision a controversial isn't it with the reasons for reinstating them given by water the world anti doping agency really are unconvincing says two main areas that they say they're now satisfied with one is that they wanted a full acceptance from russia that this was state sponsored doping remember that investigated thoroughly would talk about more than a thousand russian athletes from lots of sports so actually the evidence was pretty damning and they wanted russia to actually admit that now they got a letter from the sports minister pavel kolob cause of but it just didn't seem to go far enough in accepting that it was state sponsored they say they're satisfied with it secondly they wanted what i call a commitment from russia to provide data and access to samples of the moscow you

know why has water not already had that access and this is why people critics of russia have to compete against russians they still suspect of doping are extremely unhappy about it decision so is there a proper future for what oh after this well they've got problems now you have to have a certain sympathy with them in that this is not a very powerful sports body this is an organization that requires help and funding from particular the international olympic committee so they have to stay on side with the i.o.c. and the i.o.c. as we've talked about here before are very cozy with the russian establishment a high level so they have been under pressure from the i.o.c. to give them all this funding to say yeah it's time it's time to reinstate russia of course in my king that decision and there was some dissatisfaction from one also u.k. water members but in having the vote deciding to bring them back they know the public are looking and thinking we can't trust this we can't trust what we're watching in sport and briefly on that for the for the athletes you mentioned earlier some of

the athletes you have to be doing a special what will they they actually react in a particular way are they keeping quiet at this stage no they're not quite at all they're so unhappy about it with our very sick nation from someone on the athletes committee that wada has. so we're having people stepping down already on social media they're coming out saying this is just completely unfair all the time we see medal ceremonies with someone who has been denied a medal years ago russians and found cheating they have to have a private battles are in when they receive what they should have done at the time and yet russia finds itself back in and these russian athletes of course able to complete crucially under their own flag. thank you very much indeed. but least five people have died after a passenger ferry sank in lake victoria in tanzania thirty two people have been rescued the ferry went down a few metres before docking in the railway district israel's air force

chief has flown to moscow to brief president vladimir putin over the downing of a russian warplane in syria fifteen crew members were killed when a surveillance plane was shot down by syrian missiles over the tackiest or a challenge has more from moscow. this israeli military delegation headed by the commander of the air force major general ham occam nor can has come to moscow essentially to argue israel's case following the downing of this russian plane and in addition to say to the russians that iran is continuing to attempts to transfer strategic weaponry to hezbollah and establish a military presence in syria now regarding the downing of the plane what israel says is that it wasn't their fault their points are that it was extensive and inaccurate air defense fire from the syrian anti-aircraft batteries that down the plane that when these missiles were launched or the russian planes

actually the israeli jets were already back in israeli airspace during the strike that the is ready jets were engaged in the russian plane wasn't actually in the area of operations and that the syrians didn't even try to determine that there were no russian planes in the air so essentially what they're doing is saying to the russians we aren't to blame and also and this is important they're also trying to persuade russians that the current arrangement between russia and israel to allow israel to operate against iranian and hezbollah targets inside syria is mutually beneficial for both countries and should be jettisoned then outside despite the anger of the russian defense ministry over all of this there's no sign yet from vladimir putin that he is willing to tear up that deal over this incident

. russia and turkey say they're still working out the details of their plan to avert a major battle in syria's province but they're optimistic fifteen to twenty kilometer wide demilitarized corridors to be set up to keep government troops and rebels apart stephanie decker has more from an attack here on the turkish syrian border. the demilitarized zone agreed on by turkey and russia is due to be established around fifteen kilometers from here it's a topic on everyone's mind among the. demilitarized zone will be a separate zone between or send the regime turkey will ensure our aside and russia will ensure their regimes in order to prevent any battle i think all the factions will accept this because turkey is pushing forward and we are with turkey but these fighters a coalition called the national liberation front are believed to be backed by turkey and getting them to fall in line will be easy the problem may be with groups that have been deemed terrorist organizations like the formerly known as the nostra

front and accused of having links to al qaeda. i don't think hired to reality will disappear they will break up and join the other factions there is no way that turkey will accept them staying in a loop so what if he asked and other groups refuse to abide by this deal their positions remain unclear what will turkey do and what happens next will government forces be taking over these areas over time there are many more questions than answers. that confusion is also felt in medicine man city about ten kilometers away from the agreed demilitarized so again that i feel i don't have any congo or what's happening a lot of foreign states are involved and we don't know anything so. this is not the end of the revolution there are twenty million people who wanted the region to fall that twenty million wanted to liberate syria there are twenty million who want to see the victory flag on the presidential palace but it is seen to be the last stand

of the armed opposition how much of it lives future will be decided militarily and how much will be decided politically remains unclear what is clear damascus is adamant it will take it back stephanie decker or jazeera on taka shia muslims worldwide are commemorating assura the annual warning for their prophet mohammed's grandson they believe him hussein was killed in the battle of karbala in what's now iraq thirteen hundred years ago the same as death was a major factor in the split into two main sects of islam sunni and shia the anniversaries commemorated worldwide on the tenth day of the first month in the islamic calendar some share every year beat themselves to express their grief the pain hussein suffered many iranians say u.s. sanctions have made it too expensive for them to travel to iraq to take part in commemorations matheson reports from baghdad. the

intense and vibrant assura in the iraqi city of kabul. the crowds which used to pack the shrine of a man hussein are smaller because thousands of iranians can't afford to be here. we came to iraq because we love to visit the holy shrines but the economic crunch means many iranians can't afford to visit cup on ashura day. iranian shia worshippers usually travel to kabul at this time of year but iran's been hit by u.s. sanctions since august the value of its currency the reaal has plunged for the iranians getting to college is expensive now and for some even the price of a hotel room is simply too much of in their cars off the hotel business in karbala in previous years was booming now we can only make ends meet last year we had more than two hundred seventy big iranian religious groups staying at my hotel alone now there are just seven small groups for help from the economic point of view the u.s.

economic sanctions on iran have really affected iraq's religious tourism when iranians come to my shop to buy souvenirs most of them can't pay i sure is marred by prayers perceptions and food handed out at stores like this one all over iraq is held on the tenth day of the holy was of my heart and i don't watch the death of a mom or say one of the grandsons of prophet muhammad who many see almost as the third. he died thirteen hundred years ago in a battle where the city of karbala now stands for mind here put him on a year ago iran's currency was in good shape and now we have financial problems but iranians will strive to come here during the holy month of. for shia muslims a sure there is a time of reflection and remember so. many iranian worshippers may also remember this year's assured as a time of financial hardship matheson al-jazeera back to. running always

catch up with all the stories we are reporting on on our website just read his own desire dot com and you can watch us live by clicking on the live icon. among the top stories are just their leaders have dismissed the u.k. prime minister's breck's it plan as unworkable at a meeting in salzburg in austria european council president donald tusk says to resume a's proposal undermines the single market but may insists deal is the only one on the table yes concerns have been raised i want to know what those concerns are there's a lot of hard work to be done but i believe that there is a willingness to do a deal but let nobody be in any doubt that as i've always said you know we are preparing for no deal there is no counter proposal on the table at the moment that actually deals delivers on what we need to do and respects the integrity of the

united kingdom and respects the result of the referendum tackling illegal migration also featured high on the agenda the salzburg summit with leaders looking to egypt for help here common view yet so far on the phone there are bits with egypt we have for the first time a country in north africa that is willing to intensify talks with the european union egypt has proven that it can be efficient since two thousand and sixteen it is managed boats that leave egypt for europe and when ever they have lived it took them back ugandan pop star turned opposition politician bobby wine has vowed to continue his anti-government movement hundreds of the former pop star supporters turned out to welcome wine home from america defying a government baton why new faces charges of treason have been receiving medical treatment in the u.s. . north korea's leader kim jong un wants a second summit with the u.s. president all trying to speed up denuclearization south korean president lee janus

just wrapped up three days of negotiations with kim where they discussed how to restart nuclear talks between pyongyang and washington. when asia's former prime minister najib razak has pleaded not guilty to twenty five additional corruption charges prosecutors accuse him of illegally transferring more than five hundred fifty million dollars from the one n.d.b. state investment fund into his personal bank account. campaigners who reacted with anger after a battle russia's anti doping agency was overturned three years after it was issued the world anti-doping agency announced the decision at a meeting in the seychelles do stay with us my nigeria is coming up next thanks watching are going to.

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