this is news live from berlin a showdown in spain as the autonomous catalonia region holds a band's independence vote police force for you remove people from polling stations and fire rubber bullets as they try to shut down the ballot catalan authorities say

dozens have been injured we'll go live to buffalo now for the latest also coming up . clashes erupt at a new nazi rally in sweden with thousands of sent to ofcom to demonstrators turned out to oppose the far right. and tragedy strikes at a football game in front of a stadium barrier collapses during goal celebrations leaving several fans severely injured. i'm edith committee welcome to the program we begin in spain where police have been firing rubber bullets a protest as who were trying to stop officers from leaving a voting center with confiscated ballot boxes catalan officials say thirty eight people are being treated for mostly minor injuries up to scuffles a number of polling stations have. regional leader has condemned the spanish police

crackdown on people and he says they're trying to vote in the disputed independence referendum. the unjustified and responsible use of violence by the spanish state has not deterred catalans from they wish to vote and to freely decide about their future. and for more on this we're now joined on the line by correspondent who is in barcelona jose it's good to have you with us now we hear of violence on the streets in boston and what's the situation there. and on well their identity earlier this morning they were in and images of the parliament or problem ballots were shot all the police officers even they said because of this one is one of the couple of police to say bob is the one a force of the fundamental forces and not them by the government except on a few lines well as many people that are there and there but it lasted for

a light and. i believe that for the decision that mali's that are long lines people are voting in the letters that they're nice people moan that needed to vote and this is the situation across most of the polling stations i know that. today what was the atmosphere like. right now if you want. to work and do work very emotional really emotional. emotions people are enraged in the challenge of the violence. but also they are very happy about being able to vote i was. told. it was cry when they left. when the people come out. and everyone. is. one man i have of.

the year. to live with. and she wasn't. well thank you jose california joining us from barcelona. and lesbian couples across in germany tying the knot today as the country's new marriage equality law comes into effect local authorities in berlin and hamburg have made an exception and are holding marriage ceremonies on a sunday same sex couples in the country have been able to register their civil partnership two thousand and one but they didn't have full marriage rights until a parliament vote in june. police have arrested several dozen people in the swedish city of gothenburg after a neo nazi group held a rally them around six hundred members of the extreme right wing nordic resistance

movement took part and some clashed with counter demonstrators the group intended to march past a synagogue but was barred from doing so. confrontations on the streets of boston scuffles stone throwing injuries and dozens of arrests as thousands turned out to oppose the near nazis and extreme right passions spilling over. i want to stand up with thousands of others and just shout shame on you shame on you shame on you the black clad extremists who with their green flags make no secret of their racist anti-semitic views hundreds joined the nordic resistance movement rally they planned to march to a synagogue on yom kippur the jewish day of atonement here to bruise and arrests despite a court order blocking access. thank you. the idea was to move people away from here so we could have more space to operate but then the

trouble started. when the. nazi groups are not banned in sweden the far right enjoys widespread support and despite these only scenes their numbers are growing. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump has blamed predatory cans for their island's slow recovery from hurricane maria trump used twitter to criticize the poor leadership of someone's man crews she has been pleading for days for more emergency aid from the trumpet ministration. tens of thousands of people have marched through islands capital dublin to demand access to safe and legal abortions ireland has some of the strictest abortion laws in the world with terminations outlawed even in cases of rape and incest the government is planning

a referendum on abortion next year. an air france a three eighty passenger jet has been forced to make an emergency landing after what the airline called a serious damage to one of its engines the aircraft was on route to los angeles from paris when it was safely diverted to military airport in canada. political leaders in berlin could face months of wrangling to form a new government now chancellor angela merkel's party came out of last weekend's election with the most seats in parliament but it will need to form a coalition to govern now one possibility is named after the colors of the three parties involved black for america as christian democrats yellow for the free democrats and greens for the greens. black yellow and green three colors that go together well in the jamaican flag but they could soon cause trouble in german politics. down here the battle will soon continue seven parties

will be in the top four of them might form the next government conflict almost certain even before exploratory talks begin parties that were fighting each other in the campaign will now have to cooperate. the debate over an immigration act might become especially challenging the business friendly f.d.p. and the green party wanted the conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. parties oppose it environmental protection might be another issue the green party wants a fast brown coal face out the f.t.p. does not in fact they might become the most complicated coalition talks in decades . it's the we have a lot software to do now not only in berlin but also between the sea as you and the c.d.u. to find common ground for exploratory talks for years on the playing itself in the one all parties involved are aware of that but most of them look like they're keeping their cool. my motto is strength lies in peace

it's in the semi it for us who let there be some peace and quiet reflection first. isn't moment enough cause we are now moving quietly into a complicated situation. but that complicated situation seems to be the starting point to forming a coalition because the social democrat s.p.d. has announced they will go into opposition following their election defeat. and german voters prefer that sixty three percent support the s.p.d. going into opposition only twenty nine percent would prefer that they become part of the government again. for the jamaica parties there is no other option than to start talks soon because they also have one common goal to avoid new elections at all costs. former u.s. football star o.j.

simpson has been released from prison on parole and that's after serving nine years behind bars for armed robbery the seventeen year old left an invalid of prison shortly after midnight aboard hearing in july approved his early release simpson was sentenced to thirty three years in prison in two thousand and eight after a botched armed robbery at a las vegas casino simpson was famously acquitted of the murder case of his ex-wife and a friend in one thousand nine hundred ninety five. called celebrations turned to tragedy in the top french football league when part of a safety barrier collapsed little fans were cheering their opening go against army or when the fence gave way some of them were hurt seriously but none of their injuries are life threatening. it was meant to be a happy occasion little took the lead in the fifteenth minute courtesy of a footy by the tour a finish but in the ensuing celebration the safety barriers separating the away

friends from the pitch gave way. some fans fell one and a half metres and were crushed by fellow supporters emergency services rushed to the scene and the game was abandoned at least twenty five fans were injured four of them are in a serious condition little players and coach muscle o.b.l. said later returned to the pitch to console supporters still in the stands. such and is now to formula one mocks a fish death and reigns supreme at the malaysia grand prix the red bull driver stopped at third on the grid but his blistering pace saw him overtake mislaid as lewis hamilton this is fresh tack and second korea formula one win and it comes just a day after his twentieth birthday hamilton's second place finish increases his title lead to thirty four points in the driver's championship the robbery sebastian vettel went from dead last in the race to fourth he hangs on to second in the

standings was a day's drive a falter bought us is a distant third. and the netherlands of course is known for its iconic windmills so no better setting for this world record dozens of break dancers from across europe. the wind. and. the motions of it all happened in the south of the country which also happens to be a world. i wish i could do the windmill a new art exhibition showcasing the work of renowned german painter max has opened to the public in the german city of claim and well theatre features a collection of paintings sculptures and other works by the twentieth century painter these people have come to get a glimpse into the corky and colorful world max spec means art depicted. the famous

painter drew his inspiration from cabaret and circus he saw himself as a clown and the world his theater. display to art us but in high world theater conceives the world is the stage and the people as the actors each of us has a part to play assigned by the creator of this world of pictures whether as god or as director. and. a theatrical life one where we all wear masks as seen here in one of the highlight pieces the apache dance. a film being shown at the exposition depicts the street gang choreographers which beckman saw on stage in paris put him into going to suspect mountain and it's very apparent that this picture from one nine hundred thirty eight was painted against the backdrop of the nazis material events happening on the world stage in germany

and europe events which backman witnessed and which affected him directly. max beckmann world see it or at the braman art gallery until february twenty eighth seen. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you several people have sustained injuries after scuffles broke out between riot police and voters outside of polling stations in catalonia the region is pressing ahead with the band independence referendum the spanish government has called it a farce and catalonia to end it. that's all the time we have for now but do join us again at the top of the hour for now we view with some very panda cubs from china's sichuan province the oldest is five months and the youngest is just two months old.

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