they would have signed the deal by now informed opinions. i believe that armenia and as of a judge should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times . critical debate is the commonwealth now still something that king charles we'll take in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou with ah,

ah, this is al jazeera ah, are there, i'm nicholas. this is the new life coming up in the next 60 minutes. brazil holds his most divisive presidential election with the former president. leave it to silver running against. currently there jaya balls to narrow a shade to political system under a divided ethnic background, bosnians vote to the most important election since 1995 peace agreement. indonesian authorities revise the death toll from a football stadium stampede. to $125.00, a un back truce comes to an end in yemen, sparking fears of renewed fighting. it's 8 year long, and i'm he to similar to the sport, the blue, half of man, just a celebrating a city thresh, united,

$63.00 in the darby with earning holland and phone phone and both scoring had tricks. so it's just past 15. 100 g m t that is 12 pm in the brazilian capital, a brazilian voting underway in elections, widely seen as historic. the 2 front runners have cast their votes for president loose and nasty alluded to. silver has been polling ahead of incumbent jaya boss, narrow by double digits, around a 156000000 people are eligible to cast their ballots. that is the largest number in brazil's history is what voters have to say about the 2 main categories. i like both scenarios attitude because he speaks the truth, not mincing words. i think this is important in politics. every one is used to being that little bunny. the sky is a lion and it has to be like that as alyssa cumberland, the market. this election is an election for democracy. we have never had such an

important election in the recent history of our country. we are fighting for democracy because this man who is in government now is undemocratic. he attacks institutions. he attacks the population. he attacks those who are against him. he is a fascist a sensor. he senses people, it's a we vote for luna. usage war god. i'm a lawyer in my batman costume is because i see ball center as a super hero without a cape, a guy who fights an entire system, defender of family values against abortion. anthony, this fantasy is a lawyer in a country without freedom is a country without democracy. yeah, you'll only lula has always done things for the poor. and anyone who governs brazil has to think about the poor. i don't mean, i think i've improved a little because i managed to study and go to college. i benefited by university. i won a scholarship at the public college and everything i am i owe to lula and i always vote for lula. say we're very ocoee by venezuela. if lula wins,

brazil will become venezuela. it hasn't turned yet because of the amazon rain forest because it's a very rich and tax every country and k. now if you're for back to president, i am a product of lou is policy. i entered university because of law. i did a master's degree with the little a government on a campus at the education minister expanded in rio de janeiro. and today i'm a doctoral student because of this campus at that policy is like i like, i'm a catholic, not follow my religion. and bull scenario is anti abortion in favor of weapons. and he's against the legalization of drugs. and these are the main reasons i never want brazil to be read. i don't want what happened to argentina and venezuela to happen to my country. well, manuel repaired his darling bye for some brazilian. well, john ross, nora will be as result start coming in, but 1st let's go to our latin america editor, lucy newman. i. she is in south palo where lose headquarters are sailors. here it

is. finally a palace. how little putting up where we are in one of the largest. so it's not the largest voting station in all of brazil in the city of south, out of the largest in the country with the largest state that has the largest number of voters. so what you see here is that the center of what has been considered the battle ground for this election. and that is so follow all the candidates or the 2 main candidates have been campaigning year up until saturday. in fact, 4 of the votes of the brazilian people, luna voted early this morning. he seemed very, very jovial indeed. and he pointed out that in the last election 4 years ago, he was in prison and we hadn't been able to vote at all. but that he, because he had been unjustly imprisoned for what he called trumped up charges of corruption. but that now he was voting again. interestingly enough, this is the 6 time that lula is running for president. does that make him the most

experienced candidate there not believe in all of a brazilian history. the 1st 4 times, it took him 4 times to be elected, then he was re elected. then he wasn't able to run at all. and now this would be his 6th attempt for his 3rd term. and he, he said that he was very optimistic, that he what he, what brazil needs is peace and what he needs is more social justice. and again, he was surrounded by a lot of very, very enthusiastic people who believe that he will make it this time. the question is, will lead, manage to be elected in a 1st term in a 1st turn, rather, rather than having to go for another election at the end of october, many people believe that that would be very dangerous, that he could make it a whole new political scenario and it could become very violent, more violent than this election campaign has been so far. but dar luna will be giving a news conference shortly after the results are known,

which in this country are very, very quick. they handled an electronic voting system. so we will be with you, we will come back to with those results as soon as the polls closed. and as soon as it becomes evident who is really ahead already to it. thanks about trying to send you in sao paolo, let's switch to the capital to brazil. my more pillow is the, the boss and our camper. how's the mood make it a lot more quiet here in the brazilian capital than the images that we were seeing from south holla with our colleague lucio newman. that doesn't mean that people haven't been out voting. the lines have been quite long at polling stations here in brazil. ya very much, an indication of how important these elections are and how it's perceived for people here in brazil. polls opened at 8 am they close at 5 pm, but we are expecting early results. the results to be available quite early president bull sonata himself has already voted. we are expecting him to be a watching those results from inside the presidential palace. president bill so now

was last public appearance was on saturday. he appeared quite optimistic, a very happy even saying that he expected to vote by as much as 60 percent of the vote. of course that doesn't really reflect the polls that we've been seeing, but this is what we're hearing from the bull sanara camp right now. now, as our colleague lucio newman mentioned from south, paolo, there is a sort of anticipation and a concern that there could be tensions that there could be violence as a result of this election. so far, we're seeing a very quiet brazilian capital. things seem not very, not very tense at all, but that doesn't mean that measures are being taken. security forces are prepared for just about any eventuality. drone shields have been put up, security forces are on stand by. these are some of the most polarizing elections in brazil's history, a lot of that polarization being driven by the rhetoric from both candidates, both candidates painting each other as radically different. and the perception here in brazil is that these are radically different ah,

of ideologies that they're voting for voting essentially for the future of brazilian democracy not only nationally, but internationally. we can get a sense of how important these elections are for the latin american region by the number of endorsements that each of these candidates are receiving from celebrities, from world leaders, in terms of these elections. but we are again now in the final stretch of this election, and all we can really do is wait for those electron results to come in. morale, thanks very much. indeed. i bank with you, said they, no doubt the night goes on mental repeal over a latina from souvenir, who has algiers guide to the election? lulu to silver j or bo scenario champion of the working class versus anti establishment populist. 2 very different visions for brazil. so here's what you need to know. lula story is an integral part of his appeal to voters. a metal worker returned. union leader who goes on to make history as a to time president,

a man of the people leading one of the world's most unequal countries. but that would impact vehicle driving peripheral. i lived in a room and kitchen with 13 people. so i'm aware of what the population is going through his signature achievement, social programs that lift tens of millions of people out of poverty, expand access to health care and education. and he can also point to a strong economic record. take a look at brazil's g d p at the end of his presidency, 7 and a half percent. annual growth in 2010 enviable lula leaves office with a remarkable, 80 percent approval rating. those are the days when barack obama refers to him as the most popular politician on earth to day lula is trying to rekindle that magic lulu. 2 point oh if you will. but in the years since he left office, his reputation has taken a major blow. many now associate lose his presidency with widespread corruption. he himself was imprisoned for taking a bribe, though he maintained his innocence,

and the conviction was eventually overturn. what about the incumbent president boston aro, he's charismatic to a far right authority figure who promises to dismantle the left legacy. he has a loyal base of supporters, particularly among evangelical christians. here's our latin america editor, lucy newman, reporting on boston aro, and the christian right. and so paulo, yes, she was the reincarnation of the devil. warner hammond, a president, combination in hard line, conservative values and nationalism. i'm convinced millions of brazilian with people like me or. i mean, his supporters even include people superstore name or who posted this on, picked off just days before the vote. that is the both scenario dad. however, the president has alienated many brazilians over the last 4 years. faced with the

pandemic, boston aro, was anti vax, anti mask anti social distancing. and brazilians died in their hundreds of thousands bodies buried in mass graves. the country has the world's highest cove at death toll per capita, something for which also narrow does not appear to take responsibility. i am sure for to day. i am sorry. i thought we are all going to die one day. we have to stop being a country of sissy saw love. oh, yeah, you heard that right. the president berating brazilians over morning the dead out to win on sunday. a candidate must have 50 percent of the votes plus one. if that doesn't happen, they will go to a 2nd round of voting. and one last thing for you to keep in mind as you watch the results come in. if false in our loses on sunday, as polls suggest that he might, will he accept the result of the votes to this critical question, he has so far, refused to give an unequivocal answer. or a lead, said brian greer. may i castillo to us?

he's a professor of political science at good to leo vargas foundation university, joins us now from south holler at welcome to the program. so low way to go yet. but what's, what's your sense lewis looking strong as ne nick, thank you for having me. well, today's the day of a lot of enthusiasm, but also a lot of anxiety. i've already voted myself. there was no line at all things were con ah, in my voting session. but the impression that i have is that as of the, the opening of the results are at 5 pm in brazil. time things are going to get a little bit more ah, chaotic, because there are so many people expecting does elections the presidential race to finish in the 1st round. but at the same time, most of also now to supporters are pretty much convinced that both on adam will take the lead and when the elections eventually. so there's a lot of uncertainty going around and what we have to expect for the day. so all

that, how worried are you about prospects of trouble? either way, if lou to winds or if it goes to a 2nd round. well, i think that in either case, things are going to get very hot in the streets as of tonight or tomorrow morning. most of them has refused to accept the elections results. he has repeated so many times that he, he will went by 60 percent. and then he said that he's not willing to accept the fact that lula, mike went so many of his supporters are really willing to take on the streets to protest against the electoral system of brazil. also not a has also stirred his own supporters to believe in a narrative of electoral fraud. so that's what really concerns. most of us are many people today are not really willing to believe in the very process of our democracy . and that's what my drive people to the streets as of tomorrow. if eluted does,

when amid such polarization, could luna ease the discord or does it just holy depend on how both and already takes it? yeah, i think lou will have many challenges if he, if he wins the election, the 1st challenge will have to do with the likely the potential chaos in the streets for a couple of days or weeks depending on how things go. if there's a 2nd round things, we're going to be even more delicate because both on i don't have an extra month to so on this of orders to the streets, to protest in favor for a few staying in the presidency and against the electoral results. but in either case, will have a problem regarding transition because both on ab, if he's not willing to accept the election results, he will probably not be willing to pass on the sash to, to lula in to me to allow for a smooth transition process. that's going to take between 2 and 3 months in brazil

. so this is also something of concern because when we get to and when will it takes office in january 2023. or he might be only starting to be able to form his administration because the transition might have been stalled by also nasty. is this a parent leading to down to dissatisfaction with both and are all part of this regional leading towards the left across south america? i think it's a little bit of both on the continent starting left. we've seen elections in columbia in chile, in broo. but brazil usually use the mean driver of these tides that we see south america. so i think that there is a domestic explanation for this process. as well, also not who has run a very controversial administration to say the least. and most of lewis, popularity right now are not only thanks to his own career. my in his own ability to tap into people's effective memories of the good old days when he was the

president. but also there's a growing rejection of also not as policies. so anti bush on out of sentiment is also strong driver for the 2022 elections in brazil. interesting criteria perspective we, i'm a customer to us. thanks very much. thank you. up anymore to level the nissan, including ukraine, retakes, a key supply. how from russia forces in the keys, biggest gain since it's come offensive last month was getting harder for people to enjoy the sea. and one of the most most popular tourist destination pointed out to you more in the country is aware of in fighting and welcoming people. as training football, chief slam the behavior of fans during an aboriginal ceremony before much coming up, the peter ah.

a vigil has been held for the 125 people killed during a stampede at a football match in indonesia. ringback ah, yes, hundreds gathered in the capital jakarta to remember the victims president, joker widow has ordered a review of security for will gauge fif as president has called the stampede a tragedy beyond comprehension. rhetoric getting b as this report. oh, the stampede happened in the city of milan and east jaw. the province after a match between home team arima f. c, and their rival, sir, by the chaos began of to supporters. from the losing side a rima f. c, invaded the pitch. police responded by firing tear gas, which caused fans to flee for the exits. for years ago, many the friends lost their lives because of officers who did not humanize us with very disappointed with the treatment because many lives were lost. ah thief is

rules banned the use of tear gas by stewards or police football matches is job is police chief defended the crowd control measures used by his offices are the only pull i am not them. it was a feeling of disappointment that prompted supporters to go down to the field to oster place why they lost the game. that's when the security team moved in. so fans when can on to the field or interact with the players. during that process t a guess was fired because there was an aki, please estimate 3000 fans stormed the pitch in did easy president, yoko widow has ordered an investigation into the incident with those, but i got body. i have specially requested the police chief investigates and get to the bottom of this case. furthermore, i have also ordered the indonesian football association to temporarily holt legal one matches until evaluations and improvements and safety procedures. i've been completed by can proceed. 42000 people attended the sell out match all a ream,

f. c supporters, sir by fans weren't allowed to buy tickets because of the risk of violence. i think at this moment fif, i should step up not by bending innovation with bull, but working together, guiding our football association with the right security measures east of as provincial government says it will give 600 and $50.00 in compensation to the families of the victims and promises lessons will be learned. so a tragedy like this doesn't happen again, victoria gay to be al jazeera, well as her now from jessica washington, who has moved from outside the hospital in malign. this is the cipher unwell hospital in my lung, so victims were sent here to be treated. and also those who were killed in the sample were, were sent here. their bodies were identified by their families. that process of

identification of those 125 victims has now been complete. we had a short while ago from authorities confirming that indeed 125 people were killed in this incident. at least $34.00 of them killed at the stadium itself. we've also begun to get a clear picture of some of the victims. well, we don't know the names. we don't know the ages of all of them. but from what we've heard from local authorities, one of them included a 4 year old child. and many of the victims were teenagers. this is of course a tragedy, not just for this community of my long, not just for football in indonesia, but indeed for the whole country. and there is shock that such an incident could happen while of course, violent incident, that football matches, and indonesia have happened in the past. the lead, he does have a bit of a check in history, in terms of violence games. we've never seen anything like this. and of course, an incident like this such a serious such a tragic incident, raises important question, noting of course,

the context that violence and san hooliganism is a longstanding problem here in indonesia. but asking questions indeed about how the situation escalated to the point that 125 people lost their lives. and many people, including human rights groups like amnesty international, a calling for accountability and asking for the into an investigation into police conduct to be thoroughly conducted and not just the investigation, but to ensure that those responsible for the decision making that resulted in this dangerous environment. at the stadium to be held accountable to bosnia herzegovina where voters cancelling their ballots. the pole is widely seen as the most important since the end of the boasting war. in 1995, nearly 3400000 people are eligible to choose members of the collective presidency. the country is governing system is one of the most complicated in the world. the date and peace of chords ended. the policy was in $1095.00 and establish the system of ethnic quotas within many levels of government. then the agreement names both to

governance, 3 main ethnic groups, plus the x and serves as the countries constituent people. it also split the nation into 2 so called entities, the federation of both the governor and republican subscribe. the federation is predominately both in the crowds while republicans subscribe is sub both entities have their own prime ministers in parliament and they're linked through a week central government. the tripartite presidency is made up of one by the one serve one crew. it will share a 4 year term rotated every 8 months. both of his main house of parliament uses the system of proportional representation. 28 members are directly elected by voters in the federation and the remaining 14 are elected by republicans subs. guy, let's head over to, sorry, a row across one as it beg, standing by for is there. so i said it's a complicated system, but tell us how pony is getting up. well, so far,

the electoral commissioner said it's 35 percent turner at the moment. the polls are still open, they open at 7 o'clock this morning and we'll close 7 o'clock in the evening. now as you've explained, this is a very complicated system and the people that we've been speaking to, many of them are fed up with the system. they don't feel like it works. they feel like that the shadow of voice, always a cast over this country and they look toral system. the so the young people are leaving this country in droves to have a real problem with brain drain. but there are many people that hope that this will work because no one has really offered a viable alternative. and in sarajevo here, the atmosphere has been cheerful, but we actually speak to people. they are concerned. the situation is tense because of what's been taking place over the last year or so with the separatist, served them making some very provocative statements about leaving state institutions and potentially separating from the country. so i said,

why is this election seen as, as the most important since the end of the world back of the 1000? no 2. but that's because you've had a, a separate is certainly did that. again, i said, has made very provocative statements with that in and of itself. isn't it? isn't that concerning? because people have come to expect that from certain leaders. now the problem is that from the federation of bosnia, the separate entity you get to bosnia president and a crash restaurant and is a real likelihood that if you get a separate to scratch president that could cause real problems. why? because 2 out of the 3 presidents look the separatists. so what happens to this fragile system and people are worried about another conflict breaking out, but also the real cut, real concern around russian influence in, in the republic serve sca are,

we spoke to one nato official who told us that russian influence is spreads deep in the republic, a service guy, and his real concern now that if you guess which is cried president, that that could spell trouble for this entire country. and the political process are plenty of stake. her i said back with you as the day goes on. thanks very much . now, iran's parliamentary speakers warned that ongoing protest could de stabilize the country. thousands of iranians have taken to the streets over the death of massa, minnie. while she was detained last month by rounds, so called virility, please, ma'am. in a bag. her caliber for has urged security forces to deal harshly with those he claims are endangering public order. russell sarah reports not from tara. now the epicenter of the protest in iran is de university's student started to protest or on saturday. and they continued through our sunday soon as our asking security forces to stop crack down and to least have detained, detained

a france. so in the last 2 weeks since the beginning of the protest, hundreds of people who were leading the protest including pans of students, have been arrested by the security forces. and today, the president of the university of iran and university of alamos, have a sub a, he said the be the of detained. a students had been released by the security forces and had been hand over to their families. now the sheriff university is also expected to follow this case. this is a gesture to calm down the situation in iran on sunday. also the running parliament held a close session to assess the bruce and the allotments in the country. so the general understanding among the rening officials here is that this is an international meddling into iran's domestic affairs. and that this brought us, or to walked by the, by the a foreign a powers by the foreign countries. the did the panama sport person, i'm a biker, got above to they said that there is

a forensic investigation regarding massey. i mean, is that on the way and did the final report is going to be a really soon? so based on this final report is if there is a wrong going at those who are responsible for that are going to be held accountable. this is a statement that has been repeated by runyan official several times in the country, but many people in iran are already questioning the credibility of this report to be released. not in these streets of iran were protests, a gathering. this is the scene in paris, public protest, in support of lisa emily taking place in classical initial comparison for a still head hearing out there at the u. k. prime minister admit the government should have been better prepared for nothing and their victory dance from the youngest of it with

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except where you say, all you know, olean is a hurricanes. gotta make landfall late. sunday, early monday, as at worst, a category one. hurricane used to it in this part of the world, admittedly, but it's there all the same. we can say good by now to we and that is the remains of, in cloud and lighting rain, nor east to coming in behind. so nasty weather for new york, boston, it'll feel windy and it will be dismal and wet. the showers over the rockies. a cold, rough in places for a bit of snow on the tops and it's nice and warm in the plains. ah, the little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly wrong aside from then being punished for it. el salvador strict abortion laws have seen women incarcerated for years. some say their only crime was a devastating stillberg. an empowering story of one woman's struggle that ignited

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how to get to watching out 0. remind of our top stories is our individual has been held in indonesia. after a $125.00 people were killed during a stampede at a football match. these 5 tier gases supports us from the losing side, invaded the pitch cause the crowd to flee towards the exit. brazilians voting in what is seen as one of the most diverse elections in the country's history form a candidate loose enough to let the silver as me pulling ahead of encumbered joe paul snar double digits, voters in bosnia herzegovina, a kelsey mer pallets, while it is widely regarded as the most important since the end of the policy in war, 1995, nearly 3400000 people eligible to choose members of the collective presidency. the country's governing system is one of the most complicated in the world. well, let's bring in still which i, he's a geopolitical analyst professor at the university international university of chicago that you are welcome to program at. first. could you just describe for us

what's at stake here? why? why are things just so edgy at this time? exactly, because of the geopolitical con, contact that is going on with the russian invasion of ukraine. actually everything has changed in the european continent after that after the february of this year, especially here in the balkans very you for years have actually serbian politicians and serbia, the state and, and lot of boston. ready patients exactly acting as put his proxies in the region. so before these last february day, we're actively saying that they're going to a separate from boss, know that they're going to proclaim independent states. and they started one by one taking the mutual state institutions and creating their own entity institutions. so that's why actually this elections are the most critical ones after end of the war . so these anxieties which have leg beneath the surface since the date nicholson's

in 1900 ninety's, that they come into the for now and be exacerbated by what's going on in the ukraine. exactly, i mean, don't forget that russia, russia is seen as some kind of hinterland or a strategic bulk and i'm in from the history that's historical mindset of the russian state. basically trying to project its power in this region and especially after the war in korean. actually, russian invasion ukraine, they started becoming more aggressive and what is new with this election, especially for the last 2 years? is that extremely boston crowd. politicians are also orienting themselves, stores the most cope. so most coke has became effective here in the balkans and it is meddling in the internal issues of the boss. yeah. and especially when you take into account that the serbian creationists basically did not stop interfering in internal issues of boss since the early 1990 s, the issues becoming more complicated and the crisis kind of, you know, perfect stall,

my guess is national as parties for nationalism. exactly. i mean we have, we have very extreme national, extreme form of national them here. don't forget that we have genocide in boss. now . we are more than 100000 people were killed. were where you had genocides instruments and across the country where basically those genocide to are supported by the neighboring countries. and still you have many people, especially in the, in the serbian and the creation part of the country basically supporting all these extreme ideas. so basically nothing has changed and now they have rush on their side so that that is, that is increasing increasing the risks in the region. okay. and what's your sense of how this might pan out the selection? well, it is very hard to predict what is going to happen in these elections? we are, we are hoping that is how we called pro bossy and block is going so when basically majority boston are what, but it is also joined by non boss,

actually coding some cross and serves as well. so maybe for the 1st time after the war we have something which will incorporate 3 ethnic groups. so we are basically hoping that that site will win. otherwise, i think we might, we might have some kind of crisis in the, in the near future regarding the boss, especially if we connect the happenings in ukraine. alright, we'll keep close eye on how things unfold for the time being. and thank you for your perspective. most of it's thank you yelman's 6 month un mediated truce has expired. the law in fighting has been the longest in the 8 year war, yet many fair renewed violets will wipe out any gains that have been made view and it's pushing for an extension. but boring sides, blame each other for allowing the deal to reach an impasse. millions have been displaced mostly. emily's rely on humanitarian aid. and let's bring in nike begun him. he's a member of the many parliament john just now from the stumble. so what is the position on the ground now as far as you know,

there is this updated you in proposal calling for an extension. what's happening? every honest, really put these in the day just when they sign through before . i mean, just once they, once they sign it, they just ignore that to do that a little bit against our we will in human. so they don't have any disposability towards their be what people in the top of the region. and i mean, the neighbors are also domestic and they still continue. he makes it into dice, they just might have been killed, civil soldiers and comedians. so always, i mean giving them the proof that they ignore the old responsibility to us. people surrounding. right. and then what he said is the car, is it a dead end of the? yeah, many government and the saudi led coalition for be should be responsible for the

impulse. the coalition really did hit to the truce and also need to meet with him and all that it was except holidays until no tuesday. i mean, when do we come up with i mean the expire or the last day even to the g need. i mean, just waiting for and we can notice that they are working very hard to continue to be honest. healthy is appropriate of war, not the projects of peace. so it's been going over 2014, isn't it? and it's put all of yemen, all yemenis in a dire situation. where do you think a solution to this is going to come from? whereas resolution going to come from solution will come when they just hands out to the wave and with the state weakness. when they adhered to the community, when they just adhere to the differences we, we, we know that there are 2216, the resolution you and there is

a vision also the you see initiatives and also the national dental outcomes. all of these 3 main differences, they just get them out and noticed. so the teams really that the intellectual, i mean voice with you and or american and they just forget that these we have g main differences, they should focus, hoping to do to adhere to them. so they've got the routes of these companies just come up with these, you know, this is just sort of the whole genario with, with, with a very modest and b. she's ideas of, of in ending this war release with the intention of abuse and behind them the united states just pushing them to have all these headaches. in that area. i mentioned earlier about how millions have been displaced in yemen. just how serious is the humanitarian situation that really we have to harvest you to

the new school in humans to ship number 2014. we have heard, we're going to be having space been blessed, blessed to 1000000 months has been the big by who sees this is the gifts of iraq to the people in human. also we have more than $120000000000.00 to those of our human economy and you know, the outcome is horrible. so we have these, i mean, he crises all mainly for the middle school in him. and so what we, yes, i mean feeling very sorry that we can see our part of those, you know, surrounding him and also going to be just to help us to wish those people to adhere to law and order that may lead the differences. but as the footprint and all other commitments they all are, you know,

the wrong hope is not with the, with our, not with the allied state and also it. all right, we'll leave that for me to make. i'm a member of the many problem. thanks very much. they thank you, it's 11 in parliament speaker says us broke a proposal to sell the maritime board dispute with israel is a post this debt, but must be studied before a final replies given this comes a day after the u. s. submitted the draft to the liberties president has blown. leader has rella called it a very important step on saturday. i think the coming days would be crucial. israel's prime minister has balance the proposal saying it will safeguard the country, security and commercial interest. but the opposition is criticizing the move my left office of late couple of unknowns more than 10 years. israel has been trying to achieve the steel, the security of the north will be strengthened, the career rig will be activated and produce, guess the money will go into the coffers of this country. and energy dependence

will be secured, and this is a deal that strengthens israel. security and israel's economy. we have no opposition to an additional liberties gas. phil being developed from which we would of course receive the royalties due on such fields would we can live in these dependency on iran, restrain his vala and bring regional stability. but often musician yale appeared, has shamefully acquiesced to the thrall as threats by giving has been a sovereign territory belonging to the state of israel, containing a giant gas tank that belongs to you, the citizens of israel. he does this without deliberation in connecticut and without a public referendum law. he does not have a mandate to give an enemy country sovereign territories, and sovereign property which belonged to all of us. if this illegal hijacking passes, we will not be bound on november. first, we will return to israel a strong and experienced leadership that maintains security for all of us. when

john henderson has more not from western islam. this summer, israeli prime minister, a year le pete said they were going to go ahead and drill without an agreement with lebanon. that god has beloved worn that they were going to send missile to the site . in fact, they sent 3 drones there. the israelis shot down those drones. so at that point it looked like there was a conflict. so there has been progress. there's an obstacle here and that is that netanyahu lecount party is claiming, because the american moderator had to draw a line between those 2 countries in disputed territorial waters. that in the view of le could, that means israel is seeding territory. and you can't do that under israeli law without a plebiscite, a vote of 2 thirds of the kinetic 80 out of a $120.00 votes. so is still a good party. takes that next step and brings us to the high court in israel. that could delay the process, the private company that wants to drill their wants to do so. within the next month

in october, you're the p wants to do it before the november 1st election because that's a big victory for his party. however, if netanyahu is able to delay this, then le pete can portray netanyahu is blocking a deal with major economic gains for israel. so it's unclear whether there's, we'll go through in the next month, but it does appear to be a lot closer than it was. this summer you case prime minister has admitted she could have done better, be better prepared, had better prepare the puppy, i should say, and financial markets for her new economic plan. ellis trust was speaking to b, b. c. you're not spent of her many budget cause the pounds plummet to record lows against the dollar. i do want to say to people by on the sound, the worries about what has happened this week. and i do, i do stand by the package we announced. and i stand by the, by the fact that we announced it quickly because we had to walk by do, accept, we should have laid the ground better. do accept your accept. and i have learned

from that i have learned from lots and i will make sure that in future we do a better job of lagging the. grabs a lead, scroll to pull burning the joins us live from birmingham as i pull a trust, trying to restore credibility as much dinner while i can. sorry. not sorry from this trust. i'm sticking by the plan that she and her chancellor quasi quad saying, announced on september the 23rd saying that it was absolutely necessary in circumstances the pair of them together have decided that a drive for growth is what's necessary here in the u. k. and the controversial planet that come up to achieve that growth is to top taxation, including removing the 45 percent tax rate, which is levied against the very highest honors on fund that cut in taxation by a substantial multi 1000000000 pounds package. a public boring government,

boring and without any guidance from the office or budget to possibilities to exactly how affordable that is at its that's lack of certainty which sent the money markets into a tailspin last week. now, here at the conference, these annual affairs for a party, don't forget that's been in power for more than 12 years now. are generally a rather benign affair and celebrates re cuz you got a new prime minister in power for less than a month. in fact, you can see she got a very rough ride from the interviewer invest interview that was done this morning . she also got a rough ride on friday in a series of local radio interviews. and i think the other thing that struck me from that interview this morning was she was asked 3 times directly up will, are you going to trust spending on public services? and she refused to answer directly that question despite being asked 3 times. so that is causing a lot of concern for people outside of the conference and pool. so what about the

approaches to taking place behind you know, ah, yeah, there was a big demonstration. i'm by public sector workers and i'm alluding to that a lack of denial from this trust about the potential cuts in public spending. several 1000 people gathered in central grammy and they were members of several different unions, including the leader of the railed union, the r m t mclension high profile character. i'm the stragglers of them have come down here to outside of the conservative party conference center. i'm not quite lang siege to this, frankly, not enough of them. we're down to the last 20 or 30 people now, but they're certainly noisy enough to make themselves heard inside the accreditation center. i was in there a little early and you could clearly hear them from inside. they are essentially concerned about the impact of what the conservative plans are. and i think that's going to be the theme of this whole 3 day for a conference all the way through till wednesday. let's trust that chancellor quasi

quad tank seeking to justify these that this extraordinary policy that they've unveiled, which is even causing concern within their own party. that means certain members of the conservative parliamentary part, you have come out against it. and, and, you know, when you've got support or lack of support outside, but even a lack of support within your own ranks, that tells you that something potentially seriously wrong or poorly that meant they flood, operate in their in volume. or russian forces pulled out of the strategically important easton, ukrainian city of italy. man, it's part of the russian claim to reach him. jeanette's lee man served as a logistics and transport hub for russian forces. cha, stratford is in this field to hers, close to lima. the level of destruction. he is shocking. i visited this town many times. over the last 8 years, he used to be a place of pilgrimage people visiting the nearby monastery. a big tourism,

a cultural hub, now is completely destroyed. ukrainian military here say that they are still hunting. what they describe was the last remnants of russian forces nearby and towards the town of lee man where military operations continued. they also say that they are afraid that there are what they describe was russian collaborators working in these towns and villages. they say that the whole area is peppered with mines and i. e. d, 's. and they recognize that there is a strong possibility of a russian counter offensive to try and retake areas like this. one. a danish authorities say they can now begin inspecting damaged nod stream pipelines after they had stopped being das still unclear what caused the pipelines to start leaking close to the danish island. born home that fastened as this was ships lay dark in the harbor of the tourist island of bourne home. one of denmark's main holiday

destinations find itself the scene of mysterious attacks. not far from the damage, nor trimmed gas pipelines. people on the island field of war in ukraine is nearing their home. conflict has moved closer and it's more real this week than it was last week. because there's something very, very strange going on. 20 kilometers away from our cold. the not stream pipelines have been at the center of an energy war between russia and europe, and the for leaks have exposed the vulnerability of europe's gas supply. after insisting it was sabotaged, european leaders have caused for security to be stepped up. i said recently for newsome has actually, i said, if we had told ourselves a week ago that there would be explosions at the north stream one and 2 pipelines would probably have thought her. but that's what turned that into a reality. and therefore, the critical infrastructures have become a matter of general concern upon normal. born home lives on the eastern edge of

denmark and has long been of strategic importance to both nato and russia. russia claims that before soviet troops left the island after world war 2, it was agreed. foreign troops would never be stationed here, alone home find his house in a delicate position, became clear earlier this year when the deployment of american weapons systems was tested here during military drills. russia immediately issued a strong warning. now with the damage northridge pipelines on its doorstep, the islands find itself again at the heart of an international conflict. during the cold war, yan scott hope was father born home defense force. he thinks the west should show its presence here, although he's not worried about any threat from russian forces. i think is, is a good that americans, british german troops comes to the island and make exercises so. so they do, they learn is a part of the market and it's, it's so vitally so, but stationed here on, on the pony base,

i don't think it's necessary. you ought to be worried that the russians would be concerned about or they were, they were low for sure, mega or fuss about it. but i don't think that it that it will make any difference. experts say the hundreds of millions of cubic meters of gas that have spilled into the sea are causing a lot more damage to the global climate and the local environment. but these islanders are undeterred and go on with their daily business, enjoying to see even with the cool, october weather steadfast and else era on born home in denmark. all right, let's get this bought his peter. they thank you very much. not one but 2 hattrick. c in the manchester darby, courtesy of earning holland and pho photon. as city thrashed united 63 said he made a fast start phone with a lovely 1st time. finish. he of the home side. the lead. after 7 minutes home.

we finished with hall and sony's head across the line, despite united's best efforts to keep the ball out. and away jim striker got a 2nd just minutes later, much to the delight of manager. all in turn provide a photo new with that he for no up at the break. seriously. so there's no shortage of goals. and the 2nd half i there's anthony pulled one back for united again. that was before whole and became the 1st day of school, 3 successive premier league ho, metrics. and just to top things off, he set up food and for his 3rd of the match as the champions moved back to within a point of leaders. awesome. and how about births from liam l may c as he helped take harrison's mom back to the top of the table in france is free kick. set them on their way to a to one. when at home, against nice. kidding. above a got the winner late in the game,

as they win 2 points clear of ma say, sandra, australia's football chiefs have condemned the anti social behavior of some fans at the australia cup final in sidney. ha ha ha! when conducting, you're welcome to country is a way of inviting and welcoming people to learn a language supporters booed during a traditional aboriginal welcome ahead of the match between sydney united and mcarthur on saturday. some even appeared to be doing nazi salutes, football, australia, se, they'll take swift and strong action against those involved. the motor g p. title race is going right down to the wire with just 2 points. now separating the top 2 contenders. that's off to the thailand growing pre. it was portuguese right. miguel olivera who made the best of the only a wet conditions, hit the front with 12 laps to go and stay dates when the race ahead of jack miller

. francesco bunny was food and that has big implications in the championship you tell him cutting fabi quadrant autos. lead right back with 3 rounds. to go the will champion, finish to way down in 17th color. oven peta. has become the youngest world rally champion of the changing the title, the new zealand, the toyota driver who turned 22 on saturday to reset the title by just over 30 seconds from last year champion. sebastian o z a. it's a fixed win of the season for him and his co driver. robin pear also ended feminine twin to wait for a world champion, staying on the theme of young champions, ethiopian runa, yelman's. if our law has become the youngest female window of the london marathon at the age of 23, her victory, even more impressive after she tripped on a speed bump and fell on the call that she picked up the finish in 2 hours. 17

minutes and 25 seconds, that's the 3rd time in the women's race. and you want to keep it. who so the 1st major american title in the mountains race heavy favorites alvin esther has won. europe's richest horse race, the pre dell arc de triomphe. and jockey, luke morris elfin esther held off the challenge of a n e to take the victory for 74 year old british trainer, mar prescott. he was making his 1st trip to long, shameful, 21 years. and it certainly was worth its last year's winner for cater tasso was 3rd for frankly, the truly japanese tennis player yoshi, it's on his yoko will reach a korea high ranking of 41st in the world on monday of to winning a 2nd 80 p to a title miss yoko, stunned the seeds of the carry, open having knocked out will number to cast the rude in the quarter finals. you will faces see denisha for follow, for the title, winning commerce, 676 se acre adding this trophy to the one he,

one of the city opened in washington in august the nfl and has play association say they'll update their concussion rules to stop players who appear unstable from returning to the game. it comes off to a nasty injury to miami dolphins, quarterback to a tongue of a lower. he was chased down and sacked by a josh to po of the cincinnati bengals towards the end of the 1st off. in sunday's game. thursdays game of egg upon play was held up for almost 10 minutes as he received treatment on the field before being taken to hospital. just as earlier, sanger by lower, had been evaluated for another concussion injury. the doctor who checked him over and cleared him to play has since had his contract terminated japanese baseball sensation. show he ow tony. as agreed or record $30000000.00 deal with the angel for next season. the to a star will learn more than any other player in the mail be the final year before becoming a free agent out on a cap. the news by extending his hitting speak to 16 games. oh you former us open

champion. bryson da chombo is known as one of the biggest hitters in professional. gov. but he came up just short here. he needs to go 417 yards in order to win rural title. if not, oh, i didn't remember was delighted wise performance at the world long drive job trips in nevada. but he came 2nd. the germans more from both mine who hit he's winning short. a huge 426 yards. yeah. sounds a bit like the exploits of nick clock on the go. i could do that with marcia. thanks very much. we'll see you later. that's it, vanessa back recover minutes. ah ah.

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