the to. the as. this is the deputy was coming to you live from violence if you please government can't just into crisis the leader of the far right leap party martir salvini says a coalition with his populous 5 star movement has collapsed over policy differences he's presenting a no confidence motion and calling for snap elections also coming up from political unknown to russia as a positive ruler putin marks 2 decades in office we'll ask our moscow correspondent

what lies behind the scenes power. in the footsteps of the fab 4 we report from abbey road 50 years after the beatles created one of the most recognized album covers in music history. one of a will continue i'm honored that she. italy has plunged into a political crisis the far right league party now says it will go ahead with a no confidence motion after calling for snap elections this after its leader interior minister matteo salvini announced at the coalition with a populist 5 star movement has collapsed over policy differences italy's prime minister has accused salvini of fabricating a crisis. this is not an election rally. but it looks like mathias

salvini is already gearing up for a vote. i do my job with my heart with with pride if i can do it freely and until the end i mean if i realize that someone is trying to stop me then the decision must go back to the italian people with no ifs and buts. you decide you and no one else is not a people. boy. any is leader of the far right league party currently in coalition with the end he established in 5 star movement but after the 2 parties failed to agree on the financing of a multi-billion euro trainline something he called for fresh elections although he has no power to do so. italian prime ministers reset the continent is not a member of either party but he did criticize salvini. evident that it's not up to matters salvini to convene parliament it's not up to him to set the timeframe for

a political crisis where now other institutional figures will have to step in. to the authorities on the country it will be after him as a senator a leader of the league. explained to the nation and the justified in front of the voters who had believed in the promise of change. the reasons why he has decided to disrupt the work of government ahead of time. but the main coming let's go ahead and but conti has agreed to convene parliament for a vote of confidence in the government. as for south in its coalition partners fellow deputy prime minister luigi maya from the 5 star movement says they want to do the job of government then go to the electorate make them or not at all are we going to end our time in government with some good work which can be done by senators and deputies voting to cut their numbers and saving italians 500000000

euros then everyone can go to the polls. the coalition has only been in existence for 14 months in that time south ynys lake county has doubled in popularity close watches of italian politics will be wondering if that has more to do with the timing of his demands than any internal bickering. and for the very latest let's go straight to room and to journalist a jew yes how daily judea critics are saying that much your salvini has many factions this political crisis now he's currently very high in opinion polls in the country why is he so popular. well so gainey has been writing in popularity over the last year and that has allowed him to basically have free reign within his government now polls now project him if elections were to take place now actually getting up to 37 percent of the votes and there's a 20 percent increase on what his party that gained in elections in $1.00 to

$20000.00 that is a huge increase and he is basically taking the spot of the 5 star movement which was the 1st party back then and has receded to 3rd party so the tables have completely turned now also b.d. has become the prime anti establishment figure within the italian political spectrum and that has the most huge popularity he has also used a very aggressive communication strategy he has portrayed himself as a very strong leader but at the same time as someone who is just a normal citizen winter is going to the beach eating his message out in needles and that really does appeal to you telling people so how serious is the crisis in the government is really heading for elections at the moment the crisis seems to be quite significant and elections are looking likely. and the man you're also the head of the 5 star movement at least have been going for attention through the last

few months and it appears that since he has decided to escalate the crisis with this important vote on training infrastructure in italy now so venus offered the prime minister does that the quantity resigned the think the issue is now going to head to parliament which will have to vote no confidence votes and probably go to elections. barely thank you very much this i'm going to perspective from brussels i'm not joined by our correspond bent to get there how are these developments in if you will be viewed by the european union. the stumbling italy is never good news for europe of cause italy is the 3rd biggest economy in the eurozone and italy's economy is not going well and the debt is much too high there's a lingering budget dro with the commission and on the other hand. is perceived as a dangerous man by many european politicians here in brussels because he said gifted riving populist and he wants to deconstruct the e.u.

he wants a revolution in the european union and of course he is against any resolution of the migration issue in europe but he also has friends in europe the hunger ariens the pows and also the doj land on the side of matteo savini so it will be very interesting to watch how this plays out for u.p.a. and union in the full band he gets in darfur thank you very much. that's been i'll bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world authorities in indian controlled kashmir have announced they will ease a strict curfew in the main city for friday prayers the muslim majority region is under intense security lockdown after delhi announced it was revoking its autonomy status pakistan and india lay claim to the reach and. pro-democracy activists in hong kong last teaching in airport city in as they moved to gone to international support for. the group plans to demonstrate in the for 3 days protests began months

ago in response to a bit of that would have allowed extradition to mainland china. u.s. officials say they've released some tree 100 booker's swept up in a massive immigration breed 700 meat packaging workers were rounded up in the state of mississippi on wednesday on suspicion of working illegally in the country the reads have drawn criticism from democrats off the children were left without their parents. china of red as super typhoon approaches its east coast it's expected to make landfall on saturday travel has been disrupted in the region at least one death was reported as the storm last through taiwan and japan. it was 20 years ago today that president vladimir putin came to power at the time he was a relatively unknown figure he was singled out by posts leda boris yeltsin no one

knew back then that he would have an iron grip on the country for the next 2 decades and pushing one public support by his military successes including cracking down on separatists in chechnya and during his 1st presidency the economy grew for street. now playing on his hard man image he won a series of election victories his current runs for another 5 yes in 2014 he was widely condemned. nationally for russia's annexation of the crimea since then sacking shins and falling oil prices have squeezed the russian economy now relations with the united states and dollar trump are also tense both sides recently walked away from a key nuclear missile treaty raising fears of a new arms race despite a solid support at home opposition to putin is growing always authoritarian repression of political opponents down to look at a bloody reputed i'm joined by the w.'s emily sheldon from our moscow bureau

welcome emily now so i think putin became president at a time of great political turbulence in both soviet russia did people back then think he would still be here today 20 years later. well when he was appointed prime minister he was basically an unknown on the political scene in russia in fact so much so that when he became president just a few later a few months later excuse me one american journalist famously asked who is mr putin but he always represented a contrast to the former president boris yeltsin who was kind of known as a bit of a drunk putin was young report represented a new face always emphasize that he didn't drink and he has come to represent stability here you have to remember that he came to power just after the ninety's which was a time of huge social and economic upheaval and even chaos here in russia after the

fall of the soviet union and for many russians it really represents a kind of trauma that they have been struggling to get over for the last for the last 20 years while he has been in power he came to power to rising oil prices so that brought an economic upturn and many russians see him as really having as they say raised russia from its knees and he's come to represent the restoration of of kind of dignity and a sense of national pride here in russia and that seems to be one of his key goals as president to distill the building of russia in the. ija how does this good shift his foreign policy do you think emily. i think it's been very fundamental to shaping his foreign policy kind of presenting russia after having having that loss of dignity of the fall of the soviet union kind of restoring russia's great power status has been his main goal when it comes to international policy when he 1st

came to power in the early 2000 he really tried to kind of build good relations with the west he was the 1st leader for example who expressed his condolences to george w. bush after 911 in 2001 but there is a perception here among observers that he kind of was knocking on the closed doors when it comes to the west and that in a way that has also defined the way russia's foreign policy has often been to science towards the west including for example with the annexation of the crimean peninsula in 2014 which was condemned broadly in the international community even though it has been very popular here in russia and i think you're putin has in many ways successfully managed to get a seat at the table for russia when it comes to the international stage when we look at the crisis in syria when we look at kind of its attempt to

putin's attempt to be a mediator in the middle east and in the denuclearize ation of the korean peninsula as well i think his main goal is to present russia as an important world power and he's been pushing for that for the last 20 years and he might you have made you know restored russia's national pride but he's a little just politicians whose more popular tool then he's overseas explain his of p.d. to the people of russia. well yes he has been hugely popular throughout his career even though newest polls show that trust and writing are put in is actually at an all time low at the moment of just just over 30 percent we spoke to some russians here in moscow to find out what they think of him 20 years after he came on to the political scene let's take a look. you couldn't you there's never been

a tradition in russia the power voluntarily 1st several hundreds of years ours ruled until this year so the traditions are. new. and since we have jobs. freeze on the rise the army. i quite like. debility is a good thing as of today i don't see if it. well putin's image really here in russia and putin's popularity has been based on this idea of stability of restoring order of restoring national pride but we've seen that recent economic stagnation does seem to be de king a bite out of his popularity there have been protests across the country in recent months and kind of in the past year after the unpopular pensions reform as well and

also against a plan to garbage dumps for example in the north of the country and there have been these recent protests for the last month or so in moscow for the registration of independent candidates to the moscow duma elections there does seem to be a growing sense of dissatisfaction here in russia especially with the economic situation and putin in the last few months and even since the beginning of his last term has kind of been trying to shift his focus away from the international stage to really get to grips with those domestic issues that used to w.'s emily show and from moscow assessing 20 years. here watching the news coming up ahead recreating one of them was recognizing album combos in music history the report from abbey road 50 years off the top traffic there. but 1st when this over the hugely damaging environmental impact of single use

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a huge moneymaker one of the but it's coming at an ever increasing cost to the environment and some countries have begun to take action including indonesia the country is considering shutting down part of the national park next year to help save its famous and endangered inhabitants the mighty komodo dragon. welcome to komodo island part of the canadian national park and home of the world's largest lizard the komodo dragon. wellcome for now because the island could be off limits to tourists from the start of next year to get the dragon and the honest ecosystem some much needed time to recover. komodo dragons must be saved and preserved because there's only one coming at a dragon in the world and i always joke that even in heaven there are no komodo dragons you know they exist only here in komodo national park before the main

principle is how can we preserve the komodo dragon in its natural habitat. the komodo dragon is the 1st predator it grows up to 3 metres long and can bring down a water buffalo with its strong limbs and separated teeth which deliver a venomous bite it's the perfect tourist attraction every month 10000 visitors make the long journey to this remote part of indonesia to lay their eyes on the red reptile it's the only place in the world where the komodo dragon it's found in the wild. the conservationists that's too many people they say mass tourism interferes with the dragon's natural habitat and it increases the very real risk of poaching police in east java fault an attempt to smuggle 41 komodo dragons earlier this year. it's about conservation so that the habitat of the

komodo dragon will return to water. conservation and that is our goal of course at sea komodo national park will not be closed entirely but the closure is only limited to komodo island there are still many other beautiful islands in the national park by. so i got into. the local government says the temporary closure of komodo island would be an opportunity to plant more trees and to give all animals a chance to recover. afterwards high entrance fees and a limited tourist permits could become a reality angering some residents who depend on the giant lizards for their livelihood. but indonesia's authorities are. coming to island meets a break from simmons. and. tennis momentum leading into the u.s. open continued as he cruised to victory at the ranch just cup in montreal the

spaniard is in action for the 1st time since losing to roger federer at religion last month and he easily dispatched opponent again to watching tina 636 school to advance to the quarterfinals now that has won the tournament 4 times previously and now faces italy's fabio fognini. a 50 years ago 4 men crossed a road in london and a photographer took a picture that went on to become one of the best known images in music history the picture at the zebra crossing was the cover shot for the biggest abbey road album and fans have been recreating it ever since. the zebra crossing itself has some one else and it seems neither has the novelty of walking across its hundreds of people came together outside the former e.m.i. recording studios to celebrate the crowd wanted to mark the 50th anniversary of the release of the abbey road album with something special whether that meant proposing

to your girlfriend or simply just by being there. i really wanted to come here on this day the oversight feels like they were 50 years ago in the same place in the way i just connected to the. to mark the anniversary record companies are releasing a special abbey road package that will continue mixes of the album 17 tracks and $23.00 session recordings and demos. the hour. bill was the last to be recorders by all 4 members of the group together and less than a year after the release the band split up. 5 decades on the iconic album cover still jewels tourists to london from all around the world. i came to cross over

here on the 50th anniversary of the abbey road album. taze history is number one span and it was important to him board to me to be here and i want to paint here with him to celebrate this special occasion. but despite this special occasion this spot is set to keep crowds into times for years to come. here's a recap of the top story that you're following for you. italy's government is teetering on the brink of collapse farai deputy prime minister much to your son being say splits within the governing coalition too great to bridge he's calling the snap elections. and don't forget you can always get news on the go. after all of the obstacles now give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news if you could also use

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