this is news live from berlin charges in a murder case that could bring down a prime minister now in a crisis meeting with his cabinet. businessman is charged in the killing of an investigative journalist has connections to top government officials fuel demands for the country's leader to step down a sister of the. speaks to. everybody. which is why we're expecting the prime minister. in the wake of the deadly london bridge stabbings turns out to be

a convicted terrorist release from prison the government faces tough new questions over sentencing laws in britain. this world aids day we introduce you to a kenyan man who's doing all he can to ensure his compatriots practice safe sex you are reading the right heat is the king of commerce. on a spice or you could join us. maltese prosecutors have charged one of walter's wealthiest people as an accomplice to the murder of investigative journalist daphne caro and. the organ fenech pleaded not guilty to his alleged involvement and believed his death police arrested him 10 days ago while he was trying to leave on his luxury yacht police or was investigating government corruption when she was killed in

a car bomb attack 2 years ago spoke to her sister shortly after fenech appeared in a valetta court i will be content when every when full justice is finally delivered for everybody involved in duffy's murder and everybody she ever exposed and everybody involved in her possibly has not been identified yet which is why we are expecting the prime minister to leave office and parliament and be investigated himself along with his chief of staff. because they may have very well have been involved in the plot some other doesn't. do you abused barbara vale is covering the story for us. barbara we're hearing about a government crisis meeting is taking place what more can you tell us. there's a crisis meeting in the country seat of the prime minister his cabinet has once again is again assembled there and local media say that they are pushing him one more time because we've seen this before friday night when there was an all night

meeting here in town there pushing him again was down but it was immediate effect he is trying to sort of hold on to office clinging to office because probably he is afraid of being investigated himself and in the background we might hear the bells of justice tolling for joseph is the cathedral here. because he is so close to the accusations in this murder case that it is a very dangerous situation for him and of course for his next cabinet chef who just steps down a week ago so they might be really trembling about the investigations coming closer and closer to them and the people around joseph most good they don't want to be torn down with him they don't want to go under was this sinking political ship and so they're trying to push him off board. in malta barbara people have been coming

out to protest now on a daily basis what are they demanding. of course they are demanding justice the resignation of joseph most could now and not at some later point however they also demanding justice and that means in the full sense that means that everybody involved in this huge corruption scandal in this whole sleaze and criminal morass on the island where sort of money goes from one hand to the other from the government to the criminal underworld and to middlemen and to a shady business men. and that this is just ended they want to clean up their country they say that democracy is building killed on the island because joseph must get the prime minister he has too much power he can sort of nominate the chief justice the police chief the head of the secret service everyone sort of in his pockets and that needs to and people are getting angry up by the day and this is a basic uli nonpolitical island people who are living

a peaceful life but that seems to be radically changing they've come out here for days now and one of them making sort of things they were calling was mass yes they mafia say so they really don't believe in their country anymore. briefly barbara if i may just get back to the legal story is the accused businessman york infinite cooperating with prosecutors and what might that mean. that might mean that he actually will point the finger at the people in government who are implicated in this murder case the the prosecution says he was the one giving the order but he and we are expecting him to talk in court because the courthouse here behind us is on a sunday and loria seem to be going in and out and we don't know exactly what's happening in inside there so that he is just as jurgen fenech might really be sort of pointing at the people in government who are involved and then it gets really

dangerous for them because then for a situation will have to sort of ask them what did you do and what do you know he doesn't want to be the one left carrying the can here in this case ok to be used by provisional in malta for us thank you. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. demonstrators in hong kong have rallied to thank u.s. president donald trump for backing the territories pro-democracy movement but also to appeal for more help the march to the american consulate came after. which would sanction hong kong and chinese officials for human rights abuses in the city. the australian state of new south wales has installed what it says are the world's 1st cameras to catch drivers using mobile phones the technology uses artificial intelligence to detect the illegal use of devices already say they hope to reduce road deaths by a 3rd. the man who carried out friday's stabbing attack on london bridge had served

time in prison for terrorism but was released early as a result from minister boris johnson says he'll review the country's criminal sentencing system 28 year old man can kill the 2 people and injured 3 others before police shot him dead. police are at the site of friday's attack one of the victims has been named as jack merritt he was attending a conference on prison rehabilitation at the time. and 250 kilometers away extensive searches at the home of the attacker 28 year old as man can he served time for terrorist fences but was released early septic to an extensive list of conditions. and it is this revelation that has stirred debate in a country in the middle of a general election campaign. we want to toughen up the sentences for serious and violent offenses and i've said for

a long time that i think that the practice of automatic early release where would you cut a sentence in the mit really serious violent offenders out early simply isn't working and i think you've had some very good evidence of how that isn't working i'm afraid with this case i think we need to look at what happens in the in the prisons what happens with the patients service and what happens with the role of the parole board in the us and make sure the sentences are appropriate but above all it's what happens inside the prison if prisons continue to be understaffed overcrowded and a lot of prison is not being propped. there is a danger to everybody in the future. police say they are working flat out to establish that. stopping. the attack is likely to tara into the spotlight and this election campaign. today marks world aids day

much has changed since the discovery of the hiv virus in 983 and in just the last 2 decades that the number of infections has declined significantly there is still no cure but a positive diagnosis is no longer a death sentence the u.n. estimates that just under 38000000 people worldwide are living with the hiv virus about 6 percent of those infected live in western and central europe and in north america 15 percent are in the asia pacific region more than 2 thirds of people affected with hiv live in africa for now the only way to stop the disease from spreading is prevention and that is mission he wants to make his country kenya hiv free he raises awareness about safe sex and protection from sexually transmitted diseases using empathy and. be who he's majesty. in his kingdom.

in. africa just. as. i. did. from there i do the most literal soul of a gotta draw from the most literal everybody will be depending to the need or want an immediate recall want one you know the one stallion clara eva king of condoms started advocating for safe sex and the importance of using condoms after high school after losing a close friend to. stanley decided to start honest and open conversations about hiv

with as many people as possible to draw people's attention here is this i catching out feet is very attractive and it's also make me feel proud that i'm the king and i'll be able to interact with people you know a good level at a low level. high level coming from the slums it's like to meet them. in the last 2 decades hiv infections in kenya have decreased by hamas organization is like l b c t health who supply the king of condoms with while condoms have helped steer these efforts however 5.6 percent of the population still carries the virus and recently a new worrying trend has a much to. do we've noticed that now among the new infections there's an increased number among young people generally so here we're talking about age about 15 to 24 years who are at highest risk of infection and in poor settlements like

kibera infections among young people particularly on the right i came to realize that these are chary condom buggin me because the same god when you asked them why why what happened was ideas money he bought for maybe he started to bring me then he started going do that process month prison on. the king of condoms and his project supply girls with the name funding of digital. so that they can. even the small income of young girls become independent and less like. this 18 year old from ikea is part of the project and part of high living with a farming. they don't have to be a parent to those mine who. smoke. so that you can get some money to buy. your food. their. courage to

say no i can't support myself thinking of condoms moves on to continue his daily mission to protect his kingdom kibera i can tell you to be. a muslim and to. leave him who to hear you know what. paula. but the dems. need to fix it i believe you need somebody who can help you to be. faster angela merkel's ruling coalition could be in trouble here in germany after the center left social democrats are s.p.d. elected to new leaders who are critical of the chancellor social democrats form part of the government along with merkel's conservatives. say they want to renegotiate their coalition deal with the conservatives to focus more on social

justice and climate policies and they have not ruled out the idea of leaving the grand coalition all together. i think earlier we spoke to our political correspondent. we asked him about the new leaders and the future of the grand coalition. this is certainly the most important question now will they stay in the coalition with conservatives they both were critical as you sat and they said that they want to renegotiate the coalition treaty the coalition deal with the conservatives the conservatives have rejected that already they said we have to deal and that's the basis for a work together so really next week's party conference of social democrats will show that they want to discuss how to continue whether they want to step out of the grand coalition but certainly the prospects of a snap election or a minority government for anglo-american have increased with this movement. that was political correspondent. and you're watching news from berlin

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