now. display stores for general 15 on don't. believe. this is the w. news live from berlin grief turns to outrage in iran after the military admits it was behind the downing of a ukrainian passenger jet protesters chant anti-government slogans and call florida's law is for unusually denying the shooting down of the plane on wednesday 176 people were killed also coming out of all kinds o. in the philippines threatens to erupt after spewing a massive plume of ash into the sky name manila authorities have grounded all flights in and out of the capital we'll talk to our correspondent. and britain's

queen elizabeth calls a crisis meeting about the future of her grandson prince harry and his wife megan she's hoping to contain the fallout after the couple's shock decision to step back from their royal judi's just got the couple's future with our reporter. on jared ray thanks for joining us angry protests have erupted in iran after the government government admitted that its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger jet killing $176.00 people in tehran thousands of demonstrators many of them students slam the government for initially denying it was behind the disaster protest as a changes are needed to address people's grief and frustration. i don't with the lawyers how many must step down the cry of angry students in front of the amir

could be your university and to run strong criticism of iran's supreme leader. the revolutionary guards are deployed. leave us alone at last the crowd chants. but the guards don't comply. tear gas is used to disperse the protesters. earlier iran's military commander in chief and try to quell ill feeling the tragedy had left him inconsolable how many said. but for some reason ian's the headlines said it's all shame said one. unforgivable read another alongside a list of the dead. and the denial and cover up over the past 3 days greatly added to the family's pain and suffering and to mind.

the. u.s. president donald trump tweeted in english and farsi a call for transparency seeing the world is watching us protests continue in cities across iran all i use will be on the regime's reaction. well they are i spoke to dr julie norman from the department of political science at university college london and i asked her how significant it was that the protests as a voicing such open anger against iran's supreme leader this is extremely significant and such a change from what we saw just a few days ago during the funerals for asylum in salem money such an outpouring of unity just 2 days ago completely a change now showing real anger towards the regime not only for the tragedy but more the fact that people feel lied to by the regime for keeping that information for 3 days so out with the coming back out into the streets i'm calling specifically for for the supreme leader to step down is really

a major shift for iran and especially at this particular moment. what do you think the around regime will or is going to have to do to quell these protests. yes so this is a big question of course in the short term we can expect that the regime will be trying to make some kind of gestures restitution for the losses from the crash of some sort of restitution to families repatriation et cetera but again this is couched in something bigger and these protests are not just coming out of the blue to this again they're building on protests and sentiments that were here started 2 and 2 months ago in which there was a very violent crackdown on protesters then that was in response to the economic condition and the political culture more broadly so we'll see the regime try and do what they can to make amends for and for the tragedy of the plane crash but again there's something bigger that people are protesting about as well you did mention

these protests at the end of last year you mentioned these brutal crackdown can we expect something similar again old norse you jeanne. oh and that is such a question right now again in november and the crackdown was very swift and quite intense at least 300 confirmed deaths but probably many more than that many people disappeared and detained as well and a complete internet blackout and shut down as well which made it very hard to follow what we've seen so far in the current protests a very different kind of dynamic again as your clip showed still the use of tear gas still the use of beatings arrest and detention the died while still herson worthy of criticism is is still later than we saw back in november and probably because again there is so much focus on iran right now because the tensions and it's it should situation internally is that such a different place the regime knows that people are going to be watching it very differently is good to talk to you talk to julie norman from the department of

political science at university college london thank you very much for your time. now to some of the other stories making news around the world hopes for a cease fire in libya have been shaken after both sides in the military conflict accused each other of continuing to fight there were reports of gunfire in the capital tripoli early on sunday morning the rebel libyan forces had announced they would agree to a truce with the u.n. backed government. after weeks of criticism of prime minister morris and now says he's handling of the country's bushfire crisis could have been better he's proposed a national review into the government's response to the disaster news that another 5 has died bringing the death toll from the bush tries to 20 i. called thousands took part in a run government protest. pro-democracy slogans and voice their opposition to

thailand's military aligned government it's one of the biggest shows of dissent in recent years meanwhile thousands also staged a pro-government elsewhere in bangkok. where thousands of residents in the philippines have been ordered to evacuate their homes after a volcano began spewing ash into the sky seismologists say the. following a series of earthquakes rumblings flows. just 65 kilometers south of the philippine capital manila which is closed. huge plumes of ash from the volcano in the clouds have also been generating volcanic lightning and ash fall has made travel dangerous in nearby towns school classes have been canceled and residents have been advised to stay away to stay indoors and use mosques. for more on this we're joined by correspondent. in the philippine capital manila

what's the situation where you are now. the government has raised the alert level to 4 out of a 5 point scale and they're warning of a high as are just eruption that may come within the next hour of 4 days and classes have been suspended in areas in metro manila and around the towns around the volcano also all slights have been cancelled on social media citizens who live in the here in manila was about 40 miles away we have been posting photos of ash while that has connected on their cars their windows a number of homes it is really a very tense situation right now and the tell us what's happening closer to the volcano how dangerous is the situation there. so just sits on a lake you know it's surrounded by a body of water and the just had warned of possible volcanic tsunamis so these are

surges that may come about when you know a volcano spews boulders are large fragments into a body of water i spoke to our reza dan from a nearby town around town and she told me that right now they're very scared they're very tense and anxious volcano is making its presence felt to them in every possible way they see clouds of smoke coming from the volcano they feel that tremors through the earthquakes and they continue to hear rumblings from the volcano also throughout the day and i had spoken to her just a few minutes ago so these residents for these residents it's not going to be easy to see through the night and i could you talk us through what the a philippine authorities are doing how prepared are they if the situation gets worse. so our volcano is the 2nd most active volcano in the philippines and as early as march last year now as you monitor office had already been wanted for

its activities is already showing romney so and the philippines is certainly not stranger to natural disasters where one of the most natural disaster prone areas in the world and now one of the disaster preparedness and survival skills are kicking in and the government is on full alert over the next few hours and days unless until is in manila thank you very much well britain's queen elizabeth has called a royal crisis summit on monday to discuss the future of her grandson prince harry and his wife megan the june conduct just of sussex the queen is set to meet with prince harry prince charles and prince william as well as advisors to discuss the couple's plans to step back from royal jus cheese and seek to become financially independent. well for more i'm joined by did you report it will. what is it what is it exactly that harry and meagan want to get is

was this meeting is about what kind of role they will have in the future. and their own money they want to still have some role duties and they want to share their time between the u.k. and canada now it's unlikely that the queen will tell them you have to stay in the u.k. and everything continues as the status quo but it also seems unlikely that she will you know cut all her ties with her grandson and that he will have no official duties anymore being a part time royal will be quite a difficult balancing act one day cutting ribbons for the royal family the next day a pair making appearances for money you can see what kind of difficulties that could have especially when it comes to the impartiality that the that the roles maintain as as being speculated that they might get a high role within the commonwealth for example a role that they can maybe do from canada which is a part of the commonwealth there's also there was

a recent poll out in canada where. of those who were actually one prince harry's become the governor general of canada which is the office that represents the queen in the countries where she is head of state like my kind of aids. has made a huge stir in the u.k. as well as elsewhere what reactions have the. well the fact that they made this announcement without telling the queen that is what has angered a lot of royalists they say that this is forcing the queen's hand in the matter. there was also reaction there's been reaction from prince william prince harry's brother today he expressed sadness at his brother's. decision he is quoted to have said i put my arm around my brother all our lives and i can't do that anymore we are separate entities but there's also been little sympathy for harry and i and. and megan they've been under intense scrutiny from the from the

tabloid press but they've been open about the struggles that they've had being in the spotlight. megan is the 1st person of color to have to be in the royal family and a lot of this coverage has been been of a racist nature so i think a lot of people agree with them that enough is enough but i think the queen will probably have the last word i think she will well sika thank you. which is both now and in tennis novak djokovic help seal victory for serbia in the inaugural a.t.p. cup final in sydney. sydney i should say after defeating his long term spanish rival rafael nadal after the singles results were tied $11.00 doubles match decided the title of each pot and with victor troitsky to beat spain's pablo karin yo and feliciano lopez 6364. i'm a 23 time the grand slam singles champion serena williams has won her 1st title in

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