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a man has been detained and the area evacuated we'll go live to a correspondent from that also coming up. thousands take to the streets especially into tomorrow and unity a major protest is held in barcelona with people wearing want t. shirts in a cold for peaceful dialogue and in madrid a sea of spanish flags flooded the capital the demonstrators on the demonstrations rather all over catalonia has pushed for independence. and in russia people take to the streets across the country in support of jailed opposition activist alex on about me he's pressuring authorities to let him enter the twenty eight thousand presidential race and we'll go live to all correspondent in st petersburg from that. i'm having a home free thanks for joining me. we begin with breaking news from london british

authorities say eleven people have been injured off to a car hit pedestrians outside the natural history museum police will quickly deployed and one man was detained nine people were taken to hospital two others were treated at the scene police say they're keeping an open mind as to whether the incident was terrorism related security is high in a britain off to a series of terrorist attacks this year several of them involving vehicles. with a natural history museum is located in a part of west london popular with tourists the most famous victoria and albert museum and many other attractions a close bond and eyewitnesses have been describing what happened at three p.m. i saw two car one one car goes shut. the other and then two men go away from this guy take

a man on the ground and so that's it. i just see you to demand from the car put it on the ground and then thirty minutes later. the street. one eyewitnesses account that let's now bring in our correspondent back at mass in london better bring us up to date with the latest. well the metropolitan police as far as i know have not issued a very recent statement the latest one says that they will give out any information when they know that it's accurate so at the moment obviously people are asking themselves is this a terrorist incident or was it just a collision because from the pictures that we've seen from the video that we've seen there are two cars and volved in some sort of collision but also we have other witness reports are reported a man has been running out of one of the cars and was actually that report there was report of a brit by british media then was sort of pinned down by onlookers so

a lot of speculation that the moment and the police are not saying if this was a terrorist incident or if they're treating it rather as a terrorist incident or not but we understand that a man has been detained but not arrested can you explain that for us. well i think the investigation is still sort of ongoing on the ground i think is the initial stage that the police have made as a detention and obviously there was somebody involved and they were now trying to find out the man's identity and then they were they will find out if this man is going to be charged or not which is the next up now the natural history museum is one of the most popular tourist attractions in london just describe the area for us well it's

a very affluent area it's just south of hyde park and it's an area with wide road tree lined streets and also where a lot of the popular really popular tourist attractions are the natural history museum the science museum victoria and albert museum this is a place where on saturday afternoon a lot of families would go would take their children to it's really those museums are very popular with children and of course also a lot of tourists it's an area which at this time of day and on the weekend specifically would definitely be very very busy and particularly also with families with children as well. d.w. chorus want to get my ass in london thanks for your reporting massive demonstrations have been held in spain's biggest cities is the tussle over catalonia independence moves on to the streets in walsall over thousands of people wearing white gathered near the mayor's office to call for dialogue between supporters and opponents of catalan independence at the same time people hold

spanish and recently talked to the center of the spanish capital madrid. d w correspondent anna sophia seaborn is in a barcelona for us good to see you know we saw that huge demonstration in barcelona earlier what was the message well the vestige of the people was basically peace and dialogue. many people came here they were all dressed in white as you mentioned with white balloons and i was very peaceful and cheerful at the same time people were very angry with the government here and catalonia and with the government in madrid they say that they need to talk they need to get in touch and get into some sort of dialogue that they need to talk many people chanted tear that we do not to deserve what's happening here and

that was the overall feeling and one of the chance was that they demanded of the governments to talk or resign and with that they meant both governments the one in madrid and him barcelona and what about in madrid because there are also thousands out on the streets there what the spanish unionists want. well spanish unionists basically opposed to catalan independence they won. catalonia to state part of spain and catalonia to basically follow the constitution because the constitution states that spain is supposed to be its single united country and basically that's their message and they were waving the spanish flags and so it was basically a very pro spanish and anti independence complain on protest image it today and or

so if you see even in barcelona good to talk to you. now some of the other stories making news around the world iranian president hassan rouhani has defended his country's nuclear deal with world powers saying u.s. president donald trump could not undermine it undermine it his words follow reports trump may soon it take the first step toward scrapping new agreement twenty fifteen to twenty fifteen deal so iran agreed to limit its nuclear program in return for an easing of sanctions. danish police have found more remains of kim wool the swedish journalist who went missing in august early authorities had arrested danish inventor peter manson after walls torso washed ashore she'd gone to interview him aboard his homemade a submarine martin has claimed that one died accidentally.

now supporters of russian opposition activists alexina valley have taken to the streets in cities across the country not only is currently serving a twenty day prison sentence of calling for an on or to rise protest he's called on his supporters to demand that also refused to allow him to enter the twenty eighty presidential race session a demonstration to coincide with president fled the mid fuken busting there are police the police have arrested protest this film city. and we can speak now to all russia correspondent and the show when he's following the protest march and president putin's hometown of st petersburg and many what's happening where you are well the protests part of the protests have actually far around the city earlier on people had assembled on the field of cars and before kind of waiting there and then people started to move and they moved to

several different squares throughout the city on the way people were arrested i saw a large amount of riot police and brussels the people being brought to have. being arrested brought to prison and it's unclear how many people were arrested i've heard reports of around a hundred and now people have assembled kind of here at the moscow central station on the square via their sort of standing there don't really know exactly what to do and there's a huge amount of police standing in a row as they spoke ready to put how to make further arrests those are unclear what they're there to do. so we have to kind of wait and see what happens here so many don't see the situation in st petersburg what about the rest of the country. well there have been protests today in eighty cities including in moscow where we

say around seven hundred people came out i participated say it was thousands it's unclear at the moment how many at that today in st petersburg so was supposed to be the main protest dividing it said that it would be a symbolic gesture to come out i'm on the streets you know which is home town and it does seem that the protests here have been quite free to go they also have been rather chaotic and emily what about the protesters you've spoken to what exactly are they hoping to achieve well i spoke to some protesters earlier and they said you know how could how could they put seventy behind bars he didn't do anything wrong so people really a come out in support of not by any other people but of people it's more of a symbolic thing it's taking no we don't want to have one president's power one certain powers at such a long time we need to show that things can change and that there is

a democratic choice and that's why they want somebody to be able to stand in the presidential election all russia correspondent and the show in st pete is that i thank you the u.s. national hurricane center says hurricane innate will strengthen to accounts agree to storm before striking the u.s. gulf coast on saturday night and nate and the ready for the widespread shutdown of oil and gas production in the gulf and people in low lying areas along the coast have been ordered to evacuate and take refuge in a shelter is now saying it all the merchants he is in place across parts of louisiana alabama mississippi and florida once again u.s. residents are bracing for another huge gains that is about to hit the country. in the city of new orleans residents are stockpiling supplies in the fear that here a canadian could directly hit the biggest city in the state of louisiana everything

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a factor with five races remaining. a minder of the top story we're following for you british police say eleven people have been injured off to a coffee to protest trains outside the not sure history museum in london has been detained in the area evacuated police say the incident is now not being treated as terrorism. you're watching the news from berlin more coming up at the top of the hour i'm helena home for a look forward to seeing you again soon. top stories from across social. commons and content welcome. on the steps of central asia.