europe's leading nations at loggerheads over the migration crisis italy's populist prime minister agrees to join emergency talks but only after germany's angela merkel scraps a draft joint statement on the issue she's desperate for a europe wide solution to the crisis. also on the program. for u.s. president signs an order ending family separations of the border with mexico this

follows a day of public outrage after his administration and don'ts the policy. and role are two of my. powers today international millions of people are tired of. stretching across the globe. i'm still get welcome to the program this weekend european mini summit on migration looks set to go ahead as planned on sunday despite threats by italy not to attend italian prime minister she said become to have threatened to boycott the talks in protest against a your commission president said draft agreement for the summit the document to call for asylum seekers to be immediately returned to the e.u. country they first entered which is very often it's only

a contest says he has secured concessions after a phone call with a german chancellor angela merkel. our correspondent on that european affairs not simon young hundreds things are welcome to you both let's start with you barbara vital in brussels is it me or is it weird to have a disagreement over a draft closing text of a meeting that hasn't happened yet i know there are often disagreements but usually what happens is that they are weeks even months beforehand that these draft agreements are sort of pushed together and found lines of consensus this time obviously somebody in the council sat down just wrote something up put it on the table and said ok this is it and it's only when they read yesterday that there is a passage in it that says all refugees and migrants have to be immediately pushed back to the country where they first came into the european union that means italy

in most cases sometimes greece maybe the italian government of course sort of was of was up on the palm tree and protesting immediately and saying no what are they doing we would never agree to this we can't do this like that so there was a big hoo ha and a contra started threatening not to appear then there was a phone call as you mentioned of i'm going to america to him saying this is just an idea the things we need to talk about and so on it's a force they was drew part of this agreement and so the rains and of course countable come on sunday because he has his interests the interests of his country to defend simon young girl and clearly this is a major issue for a chance but merkel at the moment choosing jordan a country whose population is at the moment about two thirds. migrants looking for tips. does she said today germany must be open country so she's sticking to her guns and her with a horse a horse for her interior minister is not going to fund the flames further.

well is she sticking to her guns yes she is she's she's not likely to be making policy on the hoof when she's on a trip to the middle east and of course of course going to jordan and lebanon part of her objective there is to draw attention to the causes of migration to europe the war in syria has obviously been a major point so she's drawing attention to the humanitarian problems that countries like jordan face if if for seo for is listening to her saying that germany must remain an open country then you know that might be seen as some sort of further point in the argument but it isn't anything new and indeed the mainstream opinion in germany generally is that there must be the possibility for people to seek refuge in germany if they have real need the this dispute is about

getting control of the numbers and having some kind of control over the process that works for all of the e.u. barbara vessel in brussels so while nominally pro migration a human they should probe more or less squabble about a meeting that's happening on sunday and anti migration blocs things to be coalescing and they're getting together today in budapest. what we're really seeing at the moment is sort of a wave of european populous parties getting together and sort of that's the impression you get forming up and ganging up against america and they have started to make increasing noise we heard yesterday the varian. first minister to meet was the austrian chancellor we seen a meeting and roam off the populist parties there was material so vini we're seeing divisions right group today who has always and now for several years been violently

in strongly against migration of any sort and we see that the front against america is really quite strong political kelly the question is whether she can manage on sunday to begin with forming a consensus on a few crucial issues and just sort of forging a way forward and finding the european solution that she insists on is the only way forward because by a literal contracts bilateral agreements between countries are not going to get us anywhere and the idea of the push back to italy i mean that that struggle and that major disagreement is just really one point and she knows that that is not the way forward and other solutions have to be found and the question is whether europe the european union and her partners will have the patience to search for them sort of bring the young father question to you short answer to a question if you go by how likely with all this going on is chancellor merkel to

bring home a deal will save her job. well looks tough doesn't it i mean we've got the the east european countries poland and hungary and the other visigoth countries already saying they're not coming to this summit they're not interested in talking head of the fall some at the end of next week and there's a lot of opposition to the various ideas on the table so it's going to be very difficult for merkel to get that comprehensive agreement and that's really what she needs so i mean young barbara faisal in brussels occupies all the talk was a signature u.s. president donald trump had previously insisted he was powerless to stop the separation of immigrant families at the country's southern border but then he issued an executive order reversing the policy this means families entering the u.s. illegally will now be detained together it's a rare policy victory for president trump and follow days of public outrage that

have a lot of happy people it was that easy president effectively reversing a policy that has separated children from their parents but the executive order does nothing to reunite more than two thousand children who have already been taken away families who illegally cross the border will now be detained together while their cases are considered but trumps order cooled for changing a court ruling that limits the detention of immigrant children to twenty days critics now say trump is replacing separations with indefinite family detention. as the numbers of detain children grew in recent weeks so did the waves of opposition polls showed the majority of americans opposed the separations protests took place in dozens of cities across america and in congress. let's go back to a time a steady and decency in america when children will respect it love the children mr

president be a dad for once it's been going on for since the blowback intensified including from members of trump's own republican party trump relented signing an executive order to do what his administration had been saying for weeks couldn't were so are they an executive order. i consider to be a very important executive order it's about keeping families together while at the same time. being sure that we have a very powerful very strong order of border security will be. equal if not greater than previously as trump zero tolerance policy at the border continues immigrant families that have been torn apart my face a long wait to be reunited and for some of the other stories making news around the world the turkish government has refused to allow a member of the german parliament to enter the country as an election observer less

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would talk to the play after a delay when they refused because of heavy rain the pilot cranked up the air conditioning sending clouds of cold air into the café. roll out your bass and hope that perhaps because today mouse the fourth international yoga day from ireland to bahrain australia to italy gatherings are planned to celebrate the spiritual and physical practice but no other festivities as numerous or as impressive as in india in particular a gathering at the city led by prime minister narendra modi this is not your average yoga class some fifty thousand people came together for this celebration among them some of india's most prominent yoga masters and the country's prime minister.

the very. be pretty janzen. anxiety. these benefits just some of those promoted by modi he spearheaded an initiative to reclaim the discipline as an historic part of indian culture. as modi took his place at the center of this gathering yogas reach extended across the country these policemen practicing the sun salutations in the indian himalayas just one of five thousand yoga day events in india. in myanmar to and across the globe people on it are practice credited with balancing the body mind and spirit. the word yoga means to attach to join to yoke and today in india and elsewhere this ancient discipline has

certainly brought people together and. it's ago new zealand's prime minister. has given birth to her first child at a flurry of excitement in the country and a photo posted to her official facebook account she found well we just said she and her new daughter are doing well as into our dad is only the second elected world leader to give birth while in office a deputy will run the country for the next six weeks while she takes but times you leave. day eight of the football world cup in russia kicked off with an exciting group c. battle between denmark and australia it took the danes just seven minutes to take the lead it like. flew past the australian caper ten minutes before the break australia claimed to have the referee consulted the v.a. on the australians were awarded the penalty. back stepped up at one zero.

point eight. the world's longest day has arrived and for thousands of be placed about their great britain to one of the wonders of the world. druids gathered at stonehenge to watch dawn breaks. the ancient stone circle it dates back to prehistoric times for centuries historians and archaeologists have puzzled over the monument which appears to track the movements of the so. let me remind you of our top story italian prime minister said because he has agreed to join emergency e.u. migration talks but only after reassurances from germany. she has agreed to scrap a draft statement that was agreed that was revealed to head off the weekend's summit she's hoping to forge or your solution to the migration crisis by stave off a stiff opposition from several countries within the block. and u.s.

president donald trump signs an executive order to issue a microphone. at the border that's been growing outrage in the u.s. over his administration's zero tolerance policy of separating migrant children from their parents. today. in the meantime of course there's always the web site. of the day. climate change. waist length the motion says. isn't it time for good. to go at africa people and projects that are changing the environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference he could be a. w.