this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin in a massive rescue operation more boys are evacuated from a cave in thailand those already rescued offloading to hospital while divers in the vase flooded kids has to try to bring those still stuck inside we go live to our correspondent at the scene of the operation. also coming up a new talk greg said thank you theater for britain after david davis quits and makes a scathing attack on the prime minister we talked to our correspondents in london

and brussels on a day of turmoil for breaks it. and president and gone off to sworn in for another term this time with and france palace under a new constitution but the nation remains divided we have a special report from istanbul. plus in the next sixty minutes we visit the rooms of western monsoon it used to be a vibrant city full of shops and homes bania off to its liberation from the so-called islamic state it's still in ruins we bring you an exclusive report from the rock the second largest city. hold of a warm welcome to you i'm. in thailand looking media say for will boys have been led out of the flooded cave where they were trapped bringing the total number of rescued to eight for others. on the football coach austin stranded the children are

being taken to hospital after spending more than two weeks trapped deep inside a network of caves a spokesperson for the mission says the risk of boys a hungry but in good health and being kept away from their families to avoid infection it's taking divers a several hours to guide the children along the dangerous for kilometer course through narrow underwater passage ways. listen good luck to our correspondent story a new she is monitoring the situation and is there the cave complex in northern thailand florian dr this has fallen where you are but reports a sink full boys have been pulled out of the cave what more can you tell us about today's rescue operation. yes i can finally confirmed that it is really true what we have been reporting for some time now we have eight boys confirmed out of the cave they're all alive we don't know exactly

the health condition about the four that were taken out today but it has just been confirmed on the facebook page of the thai and navy seals that four boys have actually been taken out we don't know if all of them already at the hospital right now we have seen the helicopters leave we have seen some ambulances. i would guess that at least seven of those eight are already at the hospital so but this day was actually a huge success everyone here is very excited we might even see a press conference there's a lot of police right now so police presence has been off just in recent minutes and maybe the prime minister might actually arrive here at the scene maybe you will get to give a press conference but the main message is eight boys so safe five are still in the cave to the must be huge relief in the nation about the the swiftness of this operation. but on these still concerns that. could have and could hamper the rescue

work after all this is the monsoon season the. definitely yeah as you mentioned it is monsoon season which basically equals into you never know what the next day will be like actually the original but weather forecast was quite a business and people were really afraid that today it would basically just rain throughout the whole day now surprisingly. it was dr for most of the day and so there was no more water coming into the cave which certainly played in the hand into the hands of the rescuers and this is probably the most relevant reason why this rescue operation was even quicker than the one yesterday now obviously those rescuers were more experienced to have gone through that again had gone through that already we were told that it was the same rescue divers that actually managed

to get those boys out yesterday they were the same that. did this today so there's more experience and so this rescue operation has actually sped up quite dramatically and filled in what can you tell us about the boys who have been taken to hospital. while it is confirmed that the four boys that were taken out yesterday they are the hospital there they are in overall good health condition and we know that the parents of those boys are at the hospital now we're hearing that they're not allowed to actually go to to meet the boys to hug the boys because there are medical concerns maybe they will have to wait for another day before they can finally embrace each other but we don't know anything about the four boys that were taken out today so we are still we will still have to wait for an official confirmation. barbera state of help. florian

with the live update from the cave rescue operation in northern thailand thank you very much for that. and while this intense relief for the parents of the boys who have been rescued other families are desperately waiting to hear when their sons will be brought on along with the rest of the nation they're tracking every step of the ongoing rescue operation and praying for its success. their ordeal has gripped the country the success of sunday's operation has fueled hope for the remaining team members trapped in the cave. those who can't help directly send prayers. i'm watching the news every day. i want to read about them as if they are my own kids. i hope they come out safely. and keeping up to date on their situation

from afar i want to send more support and i pray for them all to be safe and to come out as soon as possible. it's an agonizing wait for relatives of the group this family was informed that their boy was one of the four rescued on sunday. i was wondering if he'd be alright i told myself he will be alright i knew but i didn't say it out loud i was worrying too but i kept my feelings quiet has been a while since i've laughed. but authorities refused to publicly confirm the identities of those freed out of respect for the families who sons are still trapped with the whole world seemingly fixated on the plight of the football team the governor has vowed to shield the boys and their families from the media spotlight. that we now bring

you up to date with some other stories making news around the world india supreme court has upheld this death sentence for three men convicted over the gang rape and murder of a woman on a delhi bus in two thousand and twelve the defendants were tried and respect fast track court of the woman succumbed to her injuries following the brutal assault the case sparked nationwide protests against the abuse of women. the japanese government says at least one hundred twelve people are dead. after days of heavy rain and mudslides rescuers have been digging through modern rubble recent to find survivors tens of thousands of emergency workers have been deployed to have more than two million people were ordered to evacuate their homes. spin's new prime minister pederast sanchez has met with catalan pro independence leader kim torah for the first time it signals an easing of tensions between madrid and barcelona catalonia is still pushing for independence sun she is a socialist has taken

a softer stance than spain's previous conservative government but he's still opposed to catalonia independence. to the u.k. now where we have some breaking news coming in foreign minister barak johnson has resigned that's just been confirmed by ten downing street it comes hot on the heels of the resignation of may's briggs's minister david davis the british cabinet has been bitterly divided on how to move forward on an e.u. exit strategy the resignations come after prime minister is a maze secured a hard won agreement from cabinet. for the latest on these developments i'm joined now by our correspondents bigot's moss in london and bob in brussels bigot let me start with you how much of a surprise is johnson's resignation. not really much of a surprise today for the last hours has been every speculation on twitter and

everywhere in the political london where he is because he hasn't hadn't emerged and he was supposed to host a western balkans summit the german europe minister has been tweeting where is our host so he would have to try to find out make up his mind whether you wanted to resign or not so already over the weekend a lot of those present at the summit in checkers on friday would have thought about their reaction and the reason may had said that there was unity in the cabinet and that this was the end of the diverging opinions and that she demanded of everybody who is now in the cabinet to toe the line to get behind her and now this is the result of it we are seeing david davis resign and now boris johnson so that really puts to reason may's own position very much in peril mongar brussels must be watching these developments closely what is being said day about the latest twist in this drama in prime minister to resign his government. so far their actions have

been really cool because when spokesman said that it was not for the european commission to comment upon the more emotional aspects of the whole brics the negotiations about disappointments or anger or other things however after the resignation off david davis as thurgood just mentioned the second step now boris johnson also stepping down off course shows brussels that the whole basis of the negotiations with london at the moment is really sort of in danger that nobody really knows whether there will still be a government within a few days time to negotiate with and that again pushes things further into the future and makes everybody pretty nervous talking about nervousness begin to want to have david davis said about his resignation and tell us more about dominique who's taking over from him as negotiator. well

dominic robert has so far been loyal to reason me he's been the housing minister a former lawyer he'd been campaigning for bricks it together with boris johnson but he toed the line after friday he defended the reason maze negotiation to resume a statement that was coming out of this it way day and checkers where she had the covenant tried to rally the cabinet behind her so he's been supportive of now david davis has said that he can honestly deliver abraxane that he doesn't believe in for him this kind of that reason may is now aiming at is too soft it makes the it makes the u.k. too much dependent on the e.u. and makes brussels too powerful and he said he didn't want to put the prime minister's position in danger he said she is a good prime minister but just that he could not support and deliver this directive

stretches the tragedy that he just doesn't believe in right barbara finally a question to not just nine months to the briggs's deadline what was the feeling in brussels about the briggs's plan agreed but to reserve me and a cabinet at the weekend the so-called checkers announcement. there was of course some cautious welcome and there are several reasons for that one is that nobody wants to wipe the soft the table and sort of foster the legend further that the e.u. doesn't gauge was written that they are not ready to listen that they're not ready to compromise and then also on the other hand because this was the first time the u.k. side really had put something bit more substantial on the table at all however looking at the details everybody knows that there are some difficult problems in there you know how can you be sort of in the customs union and at the same time outside of it how can you sort of have part of her single market and not embrace the whole single

market these aspects where so far are absolute no nos for the european side and it will be difficult to sort of negotiate arone them and figure out some sort of compromise that saves face and on both sides but now as the government really seems to be slipping deeper and deeper into crisis we don't even know yet whether there will be negotiations about of soft bricks and bought the clock is ticking as they say in brussels and the ominous date of the funny once of march next year comes closer and closer and so wages are being a bets are being made here in brussels wages and people are saying from fifty fifty they are now rising to maybe sixty to seventy percent that hard for exit a crash could actually happen right and so low on certainty now we do high profile resignations in the u.k. prime minister tuesday me under pressure bob isn't in brussels bigot mosque in london thank you very much for being us the latest on this breaking news

developments. although not to daniel and to awkward allies a uniting of a donald trump's tough stance on trade and i'm leader they say the enemy of my enemy is my friend and he's a bit of a strong word but china has declared itself the defacto leader of global free trade since donal's of skepticism. all eyes are on china along with premier league pitching came news of the construction of a new factory for battery cells in germany china's c a.t.l. wants to supply car makers b.m.w. and dimer from the german plant investments worth millions collaboration and high tech are the positive aspects of economic relations. and both signs now depend on good relations more than ever since the u.s. imposed punitive tariffs on chinese products fear in china is growing of an economic downturn. china is also becoming more important for europe which is

affected by the tariffs both directly and indirectly. china is using the situation to offer itself as champion of free trade including during this visit to europe or that china will continue to open wider and this includes widening market access to foreign investors and including foreign products so just as long as chinese consumers like them need them and they're in good demand then we will continue to open up and step by step we will lower the overall import tariffs. maybe a positive message but german companies are somewhat skeptical of their new ally that's because many foreign firms still face competitive restrictions compared to their rivals in china trade association say those impediments are increasing rather than decreasing. so can europe expect trade to pivot away from the u.s. and towards china unlikely says horseflesh well he's an economist at the frankfurt

school of fine it's. true some parts but not overall i seeing because it is a specific export and imports between the united states and germany and this can be not compensated by china especially with regards to machinery but also to digital services and so forth and so forth we have a different trading floor flow between churman in china so only partly. and joining me now our correspondents in frankfurt and andrea hang in singapore and brad like to start with you we heard just a few moments ago about the fact factory for battery sells at c a t l wants to build in germany how big a deal is this decision and is it business as usual from china or a sign of something bigger. but it's a little bit of both danielle and it's the both happening at the same time china

has been very active in the end easy or a new energy vehicle sector domestically. difficulty that alone has accounted for more than half of the global and evie ownership as of twenty seventeen so this deal probably signals increasing foray into the any the market over the seas ok let's get the european view now from laws china's been criticized in the recent past for shopping for german firms with valuable intellectual property so how is this latest move to buddy up with europe going down in germany. well mostly daniel i think it's really still seen as a positive most german companies are interested of course in a stronger partnership and even an investment from the chinese and i think most of them all of them want to also be optimistic about it but of course at the same time everybody knows that's trade cannot be a one way street and that china has to create a level playing field there everybody is aware of those restrictions that we've

talked about a lot in the past when it comes to investment when it comes to partnering up with a chinese company the german companies having their problems there and it is of course one thing for china to present itself as free trade champion but is an entirely different story daniel those who actually put that in place and become one so an overall positive you say but as the u.s. china trade tift cooks up a new survey shows some big investors turning away from stops laws where do investors run for cover in this kind of trade war looming trade war if we haven't got that yet. very interesting in a very difficult story here we're talking in this particular survey that you mention about the sovereign investors those are central bank managers and those are investors that deal with government money so we're talking really really big money here seventeen trillion dollars worth just in that group that participated in the

survey and yes they are getting out of equities they don't really see much wiggle room here in bonds because of the low interest environment that we're currently in a lot of them try to put their money into alternative investments as like real estate or infrastructure of course that is very tricky so let's join the dots here and draw what concrete steps is china taking to open itself up to greater forward ties it's announced plenty of reforms before but foreign businesses have still felt shutout. exactly i've been complaining all around about china's inability to open up and a lot of this comes to just being empty promises but it seems that with whatever is going on in the tree a sphere is forcing china to open up and keep its promise after all and already seeing some of these efforts in the blue chip market and it looks like china may deliver on this renewed pledge particularly with the e.u.

but that does not however mean that china and the e.u. are going to for me coalition or partnership of sorts against the u.s. with the treat war happening between the three of them so we have to see whether the words translate into actions andrea hang in singapore and laws how to in frankfurt thank you very much for the trump syrup to buy more american made cars and that's why he wants the ten percent tariff for importing passenger vehicles into the european union to be dropped the thing is dropping the purchase price alone is probably not enough to get europeans buying there are a whole lot of hidden hurdles before you can get yourself in the driving seat of an american car. these cars have just arrived from the us but before they can clear customs and bring them there brake fluid needs to be removed it's considered toxic waste in the e.u. taking the liquid out costs two hundred euros per car and it's not the only expense

when importing u.s. vehicles. other than the trucks you've got the maritime transport with all its costs packing unpacking handling customs clearance then you have a ten percent levy on the purchase price and the maritime transport and then nineteen percent value added tax on that total price plus the retrofitting. friederich count often lived in the u.s. for years and has close connections to car dealers his company doesn't only handle new cars but also classic models for enthusiastic if the paperwork is ok importing them is no problem. but some years we have forty percent new cars sometimes sixty percent the rest is from ex-pats or used cars. the small firm imports about one thousand cars per year the vehicles have to be retrofitted to comply with the regulations so they can pass technical inspection. us cars often lack fond lamps

and separate yellow turn lights moreover there can be no yellow blue or red lights in the front of the car. these tribes still had yellow lines this morning i had to take them out it's not allowed in germany parking lights always have to be white the retrofit can be tricky the company even developed its own switching relay to make american and european technology more compatible most u.s. carmakers don't have the european market in mind in germany the best selling american car is the ford mustang which is still a nice product. today a german car with a v eight motor at least one hundred thousand euros my guess is the v. eight ford mustang costs about forty five thousand euros that's a huge difference. and believes neither the one thousand euro retrofit nor the ten percent duty really prevent customers from buying american cars the vehicles simply

don't cater to european tastes. and now to the fallout of a divisive election it's back to thank you very much you're talking of course about turkey where one has just been sworn in the again as president it follows his victory in last month's election but in the last few days thousands of civil servants have been sacked for alleged links to terrorist groups critics accuse one off using the state of emergency imposed off the field to go two years ago to target opponents to accuse a man's deeply divided over his policies and his intentions as we hear. on in a report from. the president's likeness is everywhere across turkey legit typed out one thing to ship thank you for his reelection which had made him almost all powerful head of state out on is now president party leader and

head of government rolled into one he can hire or fire ministers and some senior judges to solve parliament and rule by decree is powers of virtually unchecked but one thing hasn't changed he is running a bitterly divided country and that is particularly evident here in istanbul. the district of s. in there for example is an hour long stronghold most of those living here are pious and conservative almost seventy percent voted in favor of the president and people are happy that he remains in charge. he's a source of pride for us that he represents us well on the world stage he's our leader because. our president has done what needs to be done so far and i'm sure he knows what the path forward is. this impasse on a choice been so happy since the elections. came as

a country is going to make huge progress and god willing a future is going to be bright. buz in the cuddy could district of very different many young people live here students artists most of them opposed to. the prospect of him ruling for at least another term scares them. a whole generation grew up in the air one it's going to be another five years and i'm sure after that another five years he's imposing his education system is idiology on us that's not good. doable she's not my president i see a dark future we don't know what to do we have no hot jobs we have you looked. took me on a book i'm too tired of talking about democracy. we still know what it is but we're like children you know. the problems that turkey faces

a fall from over surging inflation high use unemployment the war in neighboring syria the president has promised a solution for all these issues but his biggest challenge off the old maybe how to reconcile a deeply polarized society. coming up ahead we have laws or used to be a vibrant city full of shops and homes but a year after its liberation from the so-called islamic state it's still in ruins we're being good exclusive report from iraq's second largest city. and we had to up to newcastle in the north of england for a taste of the u.k.'s biggest cultural event of the summer the great exhibition off the north. and in those who have more on the breaking news from the u.k. the britain's foreign secretary boris johnson has resigned to stay with the news if you can.

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you're watching news coming to you live from london to have your company our top story this morning britain's briggs's foreign minister borrows johnson has created that means has just been confronted by ten downing street on the heels of the resignation of the brics it's minister david davis the british cabinet has been bitterly divided over how to move forward on an e.u. exit strategy we bring you more on that story in just a couple of minutes. and in thailand full boys are reported to have been rescued from the flooded cave system in the north of the country into. i have not been taken out to twisting underwater passages since sunday four more boys and their football coach remain stranded. and one year ago today the battle for came

to an end with the iraqi army recapturing the country's second biggest city and finally pushing the so-called islamic state group out yet one iran parts of the city are still in ruins and hundreds of thousands of people remain displaced a team of reporters went to talk to the residents who've decided to return the dumbass correspondent asunder pages one was one of our reporters who went to. before we talk let's take a look at this exclusive report. this used to be a city shops homes this used to be western most of. the rubble strewn with decaying bodies and unexploded bombs. that are to cut there lived through fighting she and her family spent two weeks in the siege in their home directly opposite the famous and remus that's where i asked hardest hit from

the international coalition the coalition bump a city around her. it is nothing and no one was spared it was death and bombs and explosions everywhere it simply didn't stop it was awful i got out in the future. they fled but was no where else to stay they soon had to return back to their ruined neighborhoods to the two rooms of their house which were still intact now they rarely venture out fear of the munitions scattered all around them keeps their family as healthy as. the army there's still loads of shells lying around the house opposite was destroyed and they found something there a mortar grenade or something that had gone off yet i just hope that. explosives expert mark while barton has been in many crisis regions but he says muscle is something new. they have found many bombs

grenades mortars and thousands of booby traps that high as left on their retreat. they've been very well built but on an industrial scale it's not sort of just. a few people building the pay even though this is being sort of an industry to build them to the scale and this amount this was as she thought hospital it was a modern clinic until i turned it into the headquarters for. the search and clearance team worked through it by hand piece for piece meter by meter the u.n. mine action service has sixty people in mosul it's nowhere near enough to shop but if the are yes hidden explosives so well that if you're not extremely careful you

don't see them but if someone goes in somewhere where we haven't been yet and doesn't look out very carefully they can get blown up your kid is at center for your body. as more people return it becomes more urgent to clear the deadly explosives still hidden in the debris or at least to mark which areas are safe but none of this is happening fast enough the remnants of the bitter fight from mosul are all over the place. because it was isis his final stand or what we have found here is a lot of suicide belt this is being without a doubt the sort of main threat here. this is what he's talking about is to set belt among the rubble. if you move around the corner if you tell everyone but way around the corner we move out of the danger zone in case it blows up. it soon cleared the bed had to be packed with metal ball bearings to maximize

damage he can clear the streets then we're going to go back the next day because people find things in their houses we should move them they do and then we have to really require them the u.n. estimates that the cleanup of the muscle will take a decade but the residents don't want to wait that long they are eager to return to their homes. but every shuffle of rubble the risk setting of a booby trap rebuilding their homes is fraught with hidden danger. santa says she's happy that people are coming back to western mosul she hopes that each returning families will increase the pressure on the international community to help them rebuild their city. the sound of bridges man who is with me was part of the filming in the summer you've just returned from iraq . what was your impression of the city

a year after it was liberated by the so-called islamic state it was my first time obviously i read a lot about it before we went and then i found a very divided city if you look at the eastern part which is the eastern banks of the tikrit river flying through the city you find many quarters for you really think has there ever been a war it's like very untouched of the war life is back to normal but if you look at the western part especially at. so-called islamic state had its last stand it's bombed into oblivion and really wherever you go you see the remnants of war whether it's you know discarded suicide belts discarded suicide vests and you really have to be careful where you put your next step because there is a great hazard of boogie traps and stuff like that but in fact this particular scale of the devastation that you saw firsthand of the family that you talked to was living in the part of the city which was under ice can. will one of these see about what life was like living under the bizarre of the mother as she told us that

you know she is scared of the ruins scared of the dead bodies amongst the rabbit because you must imagine them retake even once you're on as you walk through this part of town muscle tone the old walled city there is the stench of the cave your released smell the rotting bodies which is still in need the rubble and that of course is affecting people but yet families. they don't really have a choice because they don't want to spend the rest of their lives in refugee camps being refugees inside their own country and also a lot of people like family they can't afford to pay rent in the eastern half of the city where a lot of the refugees went once that was liberated so for them it was not a question they only quickly turned back to their home there is nothing like home obviously so you know people really have that urge to come back so this was pushed out a year ago today but for the people living in this it is it still feels at the left

. to some extent yes because we visited a neighborhood close to a naughty mosque which is you know that famous mosque where abu. dhabi announced the caliphate and in that neighborhood you know you have perpetrators fellow travellers and victims living door to door and of course there is a lot of denunciation going on there is a lot of blame going on because the victims they're looking for people to be punished so it's not an easy living and reconciliation really will take a long time there and of course there also there is that feel of sleeper cells because where did all the fighters go where they all bombed into oblivion with all with talent or you know they managed to somehow sneak out into refugee camps or different parts of iraq and we do still see attacks every now and then as you said this was your first time in iraq and do you hadn't been there we all have been seeing images coming out from there you've been reading a lot what was it like you for you to actually travel in this part of the t.v.

in northern iraq. we couldn't stay overnight in moscow so for us that was the daily commute from abyei which is essentially in the autonomous region of kurdistan and then travelling to mosul every day two hours drive passing many checkpoints and then we also went up to the u.c.d. area so the north up the syrian border and in order to get there you had to pass forty to a checkpoint so it's a really very militarized area you have the iraqi army you have shiite militias you have sunni militias you have the militias so you know you shouldn't be scared of weapons did we feel threatened not really but of course you're anxious and there is no such thing as hundred percent security and especially in a city like mosul with that explosive has a threat surrounding you you really got to be careful. son to be disciplined thank you so much for sharing your they valuable insights into the region of mosul and northern iraq with us on the program blushes. returning now to the u.k.

and our breaking news a foreign minister barres johnson has resigned and that's been confirmed by ten downing street it comes hot on the heels of the resignation of briggs of a minister david davis the british cabinet had been bitterly divided know how to move forward on an e.u. exit strategy just on friday a prime minister to resign secured a hard won agreement from her cabinet and now these two resignations for the latest developments i'm joined now by our correspondents bigot mass in london and bob in brussels bigot let me start with you is it known why boris johnson johnson announced his sudden resignation just hours after the break that minister david davis also stepped down. as far as i know but it could be that i'm just not aware of it because it just happened a minute ago as far as i know we don't have the reasons for boris johnson's resignation however we do know that he was very critical of what has been agreed or

maybe actually not agreed at the cabinet away day in checkers last friday and he has been quiet the whole we can so he hasn't really come forward and hasn't been seen today he was supposed to chair a western vulcan some of the german europe minister tweeted where is the host then of course you know it's a major week for british diplomacy with donald trump coming later and in the week and in the situation he has chosen to resign and britain's top diplomat is no more to reason why has to has to find somebody else so yes a lot of i would say waiting for his reasons and also whether he will announce that he is standing as a potential leader if there's going to be a leadership challenge within the come conservative party and whether boris johnson will put his head in the ring so we come back to that in just a moment let me go and barbara in brussels bob are there must be alarm in brussels with this turmoil in prime minister tourism is government. yes of course even

though they don't talk about a tear and. utter any sentences that show alarm they say we're here to negotiate was the government and london whatever whoever and whichever government we see we will sit down and talk to them but of course it means for the negotiators in brussels that everything is totally thrown back to zero that everything is completely open again when on friday there was a vague idea that one might be on the pulse to a softer breck's it and might feel in the past to now really start substantial talks about details and the hundreds and thousands of details that need to be figured out before in agreement can be sketched out now as there is political turmoil in london everybody here understands that the british government simply isn't at that point and so nothing to be done here in brussels except for everybody sitting down again and folding their hands and saying ok we wait for things to emerge from them and it's not just

a ball and johnson boris johnson is resigned but also the chief brags that negotiator from the u.k. did that davis. may get how much of a setback is all of this for two reasons may you talked about boris johnson need be a potential threat to me is her leadership at stake. i would say at this point in time yes it is at stake it really if is it really is the case that she doesn't have her covenant behind she's waited for a long time and people would say this was a biggest mistake that she waited so long to lay out actually a vision of corrected now she has done it on friday and she has rallied the troops is just try to rally the troops she said enough for everybody it's. saying their own opinion now you really have to toe the line you have to come behind me and now she's in this situation that first chief negotiator resigns and now her foreign secretary resigns and it might not be the end yet and if she really does not have

her own government her own cabinet behind her i think she is very very dangerous position indeed and barbara all this comes just nine months to the briggs's deadline and donald just from the european commission has said the mess caused by briggs that is the biggest problem in u.k. relations is the e.u. just going to wait and watch how do you see things developing from brussels. you can't do anything unless london sort of comes up with a solution unless the government either steps down and a new government comes and then a lot more time will go by unless london for instance asks for a prolongation off period and probably then all you countries together could decide to sort of extend the deadline to give a bit more time but the find the first movement has to come from the british government and so far we don't really see what's happening there and that's the problem brussels is in now if somebody like boris johnson would step up and maybe

even become prime minister it's quite clear that a suffer exit is off the cards that maybe we are heading for a sort of creche for exit because he really doesn't want any kind of negotiated solution so far he's been very very hardline on that and that for the european union means as for britain that a lot of economic and political damage will be done so everybody of course is afraid of that and hopes that it won't happen but so far all bets are off and the idea that this could end badly as through a crash for exit it gains more and more momentum right everything up in the air bigot mosque in london barbara bizzle in brussels thank you both very much for sharing your thoughts with us on these breaking news developments at baarn just boris johnson the foreign secretary of britain has resigned.

the shine in full effect for the was kept from belgium croatia and england but the host country russia is not something came from new delhi sports this is with me welcome jonathan you've just got back from law school russia was number thirty two in the list of countries taking part in the world cup at last but the one most made it to the semifinals disappointed is the team the russian team and their fans that they're out now yes they're close to an hour sort of parents issues out there of course there's going to be disappointment when you're just two matches away from the final but i think that disappointment has quickly faded we saw thousands of fans turn out in moscow yesterday at the fan fest that they are on the wall there with the russian team to greet that scene i really just thank them for all they achieved during this tournament a lot of them say ok there it was a defeat it actually felt like we won at this tournament so proud of what the team achieved and i think that was also said by the country's media so critical in the run up to the tournament because first of all on such a bad run of form one newspaper saying of the champions of our hearts nobody

expected them to get out of the group stage rather than reach the quarter finals they were not a pride before the tournament the russians strike off from azuba and said we want people to see that we're formation as well because of course russia's so famous for its ice hockey and i think they really can say they have proof they are a formation and this will absolutely going to the us i like that you know this is been an incredible was a couple many of eason's including the fact that so many of the new teams have shown fit spock at this was cup and many of the favorites are out and they don't talk about germany but many in the wood and disappointed that the top four teams that were european teams no one from africa nor recess america and no one from asia not so much for world cup now but a european championship and if you know you look you can see this in the semifinal the last time that happened was two thousand and six at the world cup here in germany now as you say some disappointment when i was in moscow i think the south american fans and the african founds are by far and away the most vibrant the noisiest so it's a bit of

a shame that men. if they want to follow that country's back you might ask why is this happening why is it the brazil with all their wealth titles five more than any other country haven't won one since two thousand and two i think a lot of it is down to the strength of the european leagues that's where all the wealth now is concentrated so consequently you have the best players playing there and play is playing together in teams from the same national teams that they have this kind of nucleus already in place but let's not say the world cup is boring because of that we've got england's belgium in croatia in the semifinals here would have predicted those aryanism the final four it started contrasting styles lots of different stories it's been shock school i'm sure it's going to continue yeah absolutely it's been so exciting so fun to meet and spain has a new coach is going to help them of course because they're out but tell us about that yes luis enrique the former boss and a coach has been appointed to the spanish national team coach that's after fernando he possibly raised with the federation yesterday now if you remember here it was brought in on the eve of the tournament because spain sacked you know not to take

off that he agreed to join real madrid that really plunged that tournament in chaos and i don't think spain really recovered from that they struggled through the group stage and then eventually runs out to russia on penalties now as i said and we used to manage basra and he was there for three years he left last summer one nine of a possible so titles apostle and so a lot of success with that he's not really known for his tactical news but he does get the best out of his players he's known for motivating players and crucially did coach boston as you see and that's how we started off as a coach and i think he will need to start kind of replacing some of spain's aging squad of course the likes of in the ass down p.k. we've already announced over time and it's ok meanwhile we have a week a fabulous to bowl to look forward to the new full to talking to you again jonathan crean thank you so much for joining me on the on the program. a little bit more sport in formula one and sebastian fettle has taken the tenth race of the season the british grand prix he got boss lewis hamilton at the start even though the bridge was included position things scott was from there for hamilton as he was not

to ride off the track by factors teammate kimi reichen on how we didn't want up at the back of the fact they've managed to finish second fret about need for the season standings by eight points. the grid exit mission of the north in britain is set to be the biggest cultural event in europe the sama to tell us more about it is robin measured from auckland to disk welcome robin first of all and what do you need only say the north exhibit at the north ok this is in the north east of england centered around the cities of newcastle and it's neighbor gateshead it's on the coast it's a bit below scotland i know the area very well actually it's part better as an industrial location but it has a lot of beauty there as well the two cities are actually separated by the time in

river there are seven bridges some of the very beautiful bridges by the way across the time rift anyway so without further ado let's get a taste of all things nor the. damien hirst's shark preserved in formaldehyde. and john lennon's last piano objects associated with two artists who stand for the north of england in the city of newcastle and its neighboring town of gateshead the art and culture from the region is being celebrated in the great exhibition of the north the festival celebrates scientific and artistic achievements of the north of england. the idea is to hold an eighty day celebration really showcasing the very best of northern design and innovation to actually show the world contribution nor the north and northerners that may. british icons hailing from newcastle include pop star staying. in the indie band maximo park who

composed this song especially for the festival that provides the soundtrack for a water sculpture. ah. the great exhibition of the north is also a festival that invites visitors to take an active part dancers dispersed around the city helped get people up and moving. at the main train station folks can get in the band. many members had never performed before some don't even play an instrument. but. another way to experience art in the city is to embark on a sound journey called iams participants pick up headphones censors recognize their location. and the music reflects their surroundings all

together some exhibitions and installations are spread around the region and most are free of charge the great exhibition of the north runs until sept. citing job and but the area and the location as you said is has and it just of being an industrial look cation and dr nieto this attraction that's that's true but he says i can tell you but first i should explain that i was in many countries around the world some peoples in some parts of the country don't like people is not and britain has a sort of north south divide the south is rich. and they think the people in the north are a bit stupid the people in the north think the people in the south are a bit stupid i should say this is all rubbish but just to sort of put it this is true in many countries anyway i hope for that report to show there's a lot more to the north of meets the eye let's have a couple more examples first of all is

a place of great invention for instance the stevensons rocket the steam locomotive which heralded the beginning of the railways comes from that and just to show how diverse the talents are that we're not talking about a post cup of tea this is a statue of oh great who was a former british prime minister and of course the great he comes from not just two quick examples i mean what i do find attractive tract of about this wonderful thing festival ready is this knots of joining in people can join in as we also saw in that we're going this wonderful and it's only going to go on for about two months that's true goes on until september the ninth and there's everything from damien shock to fifty thousand bricks of lego be made into a town for children is buried treasure of his hoyle was exhibitions there's everything the only problem people might have if they're visiting that is the joy of the accident the know that action there is quite thick but they're very friendly

they just have to watch the ball i said like really been there from my guys to does that give very much. you're watching the news coming to you live from berlin here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you till mornin britain's briggs a team of foreign minister bars chunks in a script that news has just been confirmed by ten downing street it comes hot on the heels of the resignation of the briggs it minister david davis the british cabinet had been pretty divided over how to move forward on an e.u. exit strategy we have more on that story in just a few minutes meanwhile in thailand. four more boys are reported to have been rescued from the flooded cave system in the north of the country. i have now been taken through twisting underwater passages since sunday formal boys and their football coach are still stranded with. iraq is standing by she has more news coming up for you in just

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