democrats will have more on that from washington in this program. and it lives on aids among nato members in eastern europe and russia. russia and belarus putting on a huge show of force today moscow insisting that

the trail is purely defensive . first i the crisis for burma's rare hanga missing is it worse in a the number of full seeking safety in bangladesh. now close to four hundred thousand united nations security council has issued its first joint statement on the situation and has called for an immediate end to the violence. in the dummies capital no reaction from unsung suu kyi but is it francois vivo reports a large number of reading that refugees are children. and then now facing a host of dangers. nnova a reason why the refugees in this camp seems so overwhelming i young. overhaul of them. children.

of violence going on. that's why i came here. crossed the river three days ago with several adults. to survive i drank water and it leaves from the trees. nnova. mohammed is just twelve years old. because of the community he happened to be born into the row hinder. he was posted by burmese. mobs. stay out of his village. he lost his family and ended up here. alone in a camp in thank. according to unicef there over eleven hundred unaccompanied minors just like him. i hadn once in bangladesh someone in the group lost. where your parents? and i said i didn't know where they were. they said we look off do you like our child come with us. have that i just went with

them. many. in love murder. the houses set ablaze. traumatized invulnerable then now the number one priority. humanitarian organizations. child friendly spaces like these off of momentary respite. and allow charity work is to identify signs of abuse. one volunteer said that when the children first arrive they don't tool. or playing. they just sit still. and stare. did the seven city recently specific prediction not only. all the nutrition has become so. we don't we need to put that the children so that they don't going to. prostitution they don't face. abuse these. around three hundred thousand growth hindus have fled from the violence of o. a forced exile the united nations denounced. ethnic cleansing. they're closer more regulation of islamic

schools in malaysia after plays in a boarding school in the capital kuala lumpur killed at least twenty three people. most of the victims of what teenage boys who according to witnesses cried for help from bought windows two teaches role so killed. police i have said that most of the victims died from smoke inhalation and the youngest was just seven years old. to the united states now wait just a week after he promised to scrap it president donald trump now says he is. fairly close to striking a deal with democrats on the deck of program some held late night talks with democrats chuck schumer and nancy pelosi before tweeting. does anybody really want to throw out goods educated and accomplished young people question mark. well the news has infuriated terms right wing base for more on that let's go now to washington our correspondent fit crowther is that. and i think it would appear that trump is how to come. is that the case yes and that that could possibly give a little bit of hope to

those. eight hundred thousand. young immigrants here in the united states who came here illegally it with their parents they are the ones who could be. deported if there is nothing to replace dacca inside the next six months. that's what donald trump essentially did last week he said he was putting an end to this. program meaning that no one else can apply for it right now but there might be a replacement in the works in congress. and that is where this meeting last night at the white house a dinner with democratic leadership comes and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer what dining with president trump. they came out pretty triumphant thinking they were close to a deal on dacca that is something that the u. s. president then repeated but a little bit later in the day when he was tearing hurricane damage. down in florida. the me us president donald trump seem to indicate that maybe there wouldn't be a deal if there was no funding for border security. and no funding for

that infamous border wall he wants to build on the border between mexico and the united states so things are pretty unclear right now. box this does seem to be an attempt sets maybe bipartisanship certainly in the us president getting along with democratic leadership right now may even better than with that republicans yeah well that's our is gonna say because that way does. this leave trump's own party the republicans because he's basically been going over the head set to make direct deals with democrats what wettest asleep the conservatives. i think you're right in saying that he's going over their heads because. this was not expected bike any republican that email my certainly don't think that there should be a deal between these two democrats and the u. s. president. first of all because they

simply cannot be a legal deal it has to go through the u. s. congress and both houses out of course. controlled by republicans right now but maybe more painful for donald trump right now is the backlash that he's already feeling from the conservative the even more conservative wing if you will. of the republican party take a look at breitbart for example that's the conservative website that is again now led by steve ban and the former chief adviser. at to the u. s. president at its is criticizing donald trump harshly for not being strong enough on immigration there are a lot of donald trump supporters who want him to be. as strong as possible have a very strong anti immigration stance and then there is this promise made by don't from to his supporters on the campaign trail. that he was going to build a wall between the ball at a wall on the border between and mexico and the united states very very quickly indeed. that seems

to be an doubt now hence the backlash from the most conservative members of the republican party they are the donald trump base and they are the ones that he has been trying to please. over the. during the whole beginning of his presidency meaning that. this isn't events and these are statements that sir could hutch donald trump quite seriously. philip thanks very much indeed fit rather that reporting from washington. well meanwhile trump has been making his third visit to harken victims in as many weeks today he went down to florida survivors and millif people. are still without electricity in florida and the death toll from amber in the united states now stands at thirty eight last month trump made two visits. do the victims of hurricane harvey. nerves are on edge in eastern europe now off to

russia and belarus held a large scale joint military exercises nato believes tens of thousands of russian soldiers are taking part. moscow says the numbers a much slower and says the drills are purely defensive rebecca osman has the story. it's the country's largest military exercise since twenty thirteen. on its leaving many of russia's neighbors feeling unnerved. about becoming the next crimea. co names upon or west russia says the week long drills are purely defensive. and dodon't violate any in . agreements. momoscow claims to have sent twelve thousand. troops across belarus the baltic sea at western russia. and the russian exclave of kaliningrad. just under the thirteen thousand limit to avoid the trigger of international observerers. but native believe there could be as many as one hundred thousand soldiers involved in the exercises. a joint initiative between russia and belarus. speaking in minsk the aid to belarus's defense minister

insisted neighboring countries hope looking up fear you still us euphemistically two used cucina. is up on the upcoming joint strategy drills apart twenty seventeen is purely defensive and does not pose any threat to neither the european community as a whole. no in particular to the neighboring countries you just listed next ground justice. nato officials say they are watching operations upon with calm and confident. but some neighboring states are urging nato to take more preemptive action russia use becoming and. conventional. because so that turned me to needs we have the will just move for show the adjustments to this news creation. was so their name neighbor of commercial didn't. the fear the drill could yet cover on the kremlin is planning to permanently stationed troops into belarus or even launch an offensive against nato

states. nato size it will be running a few loki exercises during the pod. including an annual sniper exercise in lithuani. in iraq at least sixty people have been killed in two suicide bombings that have been claimed by the islamic state group. restaurants and an army checkpoint in the southern city of nasiriyah with the targets. iraqi officials say it's a sign that the jihadists are returning to terrorist attack. as they lose their hold on the cities like mosul ninety amassed. they were apparently conceal this has such a shoddy fighters those of vices fro. a shiite militia which would have made it much easier for them to penetrate these hours the country when normally. i suspect a softly i don't have a presents a tool now it's very near and was rosalina two major shiite holy cities coppola and nausea. so we hear in report at the moment unconfirmed but reports that a pilgrims who travels these holy sites including some congressman ron. are among the dead and i said yes a very high death toll indeed looking at. sixty two that number authority say could rise a

as the as some of the seriously injured a treated as well. but no real comfort from that fact that it has to be said the government saying that you know there is likely to be more attacks like this because i sees is losing its hold on urban centers like muscle. that's right the islamic state is losing territory foss not just in iraq but over the border. in syria as well them because lost that statd territorial entity can continue at to exist now that might sound on the surface like quite good news for the people all of us syria and iraq but the reality is. the islamic state is adapting to that reality some people would say the islamic state is reversing to how they use to be when we used to call them out qaeda in iraq back during the us occupation and then. that tactics really what that of an insurgency

plenty of suicide attacks plenty of bold actions and as the iraqi government said we may well see more thought that was something that. the former leader of isis up most of the car we've really push now the current lead up by daddy he's focused on holding territory but as they lose that. we may see a move back to their old tactics. and staying with the rug for a moment the opponent in kurdistan has admits the first time in two years and they decided to hold an independence referendum on the to gathered in the small village in the province of nineveh. hope a referendum on kurdish independence scheduled a non picked two weeks time goes ahead as planned. despite mounting pressure from the government in baghdad. i'm sure the kurdish people will vote for the independence of kurdistan from iraq. what would you sure over other people all over the world have the right to self rule?

and so the kurdish people have the right to hate and. on your bottom of zero. earlier this week the iraqi parliament voted against the referendum and authorize prime minister haidar al abadi to use all means necessary to preserve national unity. on thursday the governor off the disputed oil rich ethnically diverse province of kirkuk was sacked. the softer he decided to hold a referendum in the region. the upcoming vote has come under criticism from the united states and the e. u. who argue it would distract from the fight against the islamic state group. not that that the about the referendum will have a negative impact both internally. and externally. internally our fights against extremist groups is not yet standards. the referendum will impact on next move against the extremists. moreover it will jeopardize security and stability in the region watson has kurdish peshmerga forces had been crucial in the fight against the islamic state group in iraq. neighboring iran and turkey meanwhile fear the vote put stir up

calls for independence from their own kurdish minoritie. ankara has been battling the on could on workers' party the pkk. and they've won the both quick quote come at a cost. june is it has abolished a decades old ban on the muslim women marrying non muslim men. president veggie kate sfc had called on the government to scrap metal which dates back to the nineteen seventies until now a non muslim man who wish to marry a chinese if the two million women. have to convert to islam and then submit a certificate of his conversion as proof human rights groups say that that undermines the fundamental. human rights to choose a spouse canada is viewed as being ahead of most arab countries when it comes to women's rights but discrimination does still exist. to south africa now way president jacob zuma is set to appear in court to face hundreds of charges of graft and corruption. is lawyers have chosen to drop their opposition to the charges being brought us to on a decision at four. back in the cross hairs of

south africa's justice system. jacob zuma has been battling charges of corruption of florida money laundering and racketeering for much of his time in office. they says the country's main opposition party seek react to be charges over. the democratic alliance accuse the president and other government officials are taking back summer five billion dollar purchase of european military equipment. charges related to the case were first brought up in two thousand five but dropped by prosecutors in two thousand nine. it paved the way for jacob zuma to be elected president of the anc but they risk being revived once again. everybody is republic plus nine of the concert she would provide sleep quite before that will. everybody these though i'm above that. this isn't the first time scandal has rocked zuma's grip on power. back in twenty sixteen he was ordered to repay twenty four million dollars for using public funds to carry out upgrades to his private residence. the president's close relationship with south africa's wealthy gupta

family has also been placed under the scanner. with many accusing them of influencing the president's political decisions. seventy five year old jacobs zuma's have to remain in office until twenty nineteen although he is widely expected to step down from his party's leadership at the end of this year. should the court cruel to reinstate charges it would increase the pressure on the president even further. and make the election of his ex wife his preferred successor to the head of the anc and even harder challenge. just time to bring in update on our top stories again this hour there's been more international condemnation for them over the making a crisis. is more refugees arrive in bangladesh the u. s. actors states because of the violence. so is the donald trump may of had a change of heart on dacca right wing republicans a few areas softer the us president. close to reaching steel on young in a. democrats. and lives on and jim on nato members in each in europe is russia and belarus spit on the he.

showed of military force. let's get the business days and put out a meaty is back with us in this year high that kay has had taking is now to india at the. amazing japanese seem can send technology has arrived said that's right that high speed bullet train. going to be take going to be a inaugurated in a country not really known for its speedy transport. the prime users of japan and india have inaugurated the construction of this high speed train line in the western state of gujarat. it's a seventeen billion dollar project set to be finished by twenty twenty two. japan won the contract by modeling the bid on its own bullet train technology. indian prime minister narendra modi has pledged to invest billions of dollars in modernizing the country's infrastructure. in particular its rail network which experiences frequent delays breakdowns and accidents. train derailments have already killed more than two hundred people in india this year. artists are said that japanese built train line would mark the beginning of a new era.

i've made good on a threat. not fifty out by this high speed corridor will not only make commuting faster. but it will also increase trade. states will be better into link. op what seized from what it what it did for transfer of manpower or movement of goods. it will become very easy and straight forward. this will help india develop and it will give our countr. unused being anti sodomy. ryanair has lost a court battle in a case that could have wider implications for the low cost airline sector. european court of justice has ruled in favor of a group of employees based in belgium. but took the carriers record for forcing them to sign contracts under irish rather than belgian law you career explains. the decision deals a legal setback for ryan and. the european court of justice says its cabin crew should be subject to implement laws of the country that they stand. a

not of islands that the companies headquartered. yeah fonda did did i mean a lot pope it down so that in order to determine the jurisdiction of the court seized. the notion place where the walker. lack cannot be assimilated to the assignment base pablo i said that buys the victims you don't. ryan at our gate that irish schools had jurisdiction over work contract signed on the irish rule. in twenty eleven. crew members face the precarious saga apple place to the company to local court. believing that belgian nor would be more favorable to them. the employee start and finish that day in belgium. even though they work aboard a plane registered in ireland. despite the ruling ryan s. chief executive remains confident. that the company can continue its policy of hiring cruise on irish contracts we expect that it may well give the union sound in belgium are in. other countries more opportunity to take us into court and

challenge whatever attended provisions we provide with united. but ultimately they cannot and will not be changing the irish contracts are still pretty our contracts. stop and make any change whatsoever. the ruling could have wider implications for other nay frills and lines. who have multiple operating bases across europe to reduce overnight costs for crew? check in on the day's trading action now ryanair shares closed down three percent after that legal blow. for two hundred london sinking over one percent as the bank of england governor said that interest rates would likely at be raised over the coming months. that's and the pound sterling to a one year high trading just under one dollar forty. on wall street the dow jones had another record high. boeing contributing the most gains as it announced it would boost production of its dreamliner jet. the nasdaq is dragging at down about one third of of about one. point four percent rather up in this hour. moving on to some of the

day's other business headlines now. volkswagen is recalling a five million cars in china. over concerns about faulty airbags. parts were made by the japanese supplier takata which has gone bankrupt. i paid a billion dollar cre. defective airbags forced the biggest recall in automotiv. story. a seven seventeen people were killed and hundreds injured. when the airbags in those vehicles exploded. britain's culture secretary is confirmed that regulators will review a bid by twenty first century fox to take over the rest of broadcaster sky. six month investigation was prompted by concerns that the takeover would give fox's murdock family. too much influence in that the british media. and a french employees of the finished telecoms group nokia been protesting of the group's plans to slash nearly six hundred jobs. over the next two years. cuts would impact branches up that use to belong to

alcatel lucent that's befor. the nokia before nokia actually bought that french equipment a company back in twenty fifteen. unions say the terms of the sale outlined no redundancies. they're seeking support from the french economy ministry. a south korean businesses say they're feeling the effects of a drop in chinese visitors. just a year ago beijing had warned set sold but it support for u. s. anti missile defense system. could hurt strategic ties your daughter has more. a year ago the streets of seoul were filled with chinese tourists. but now after china vocally opposed the controversial deployment of the thad missile system near the north korean borde. the fallout on south korea tourism is evidence. because i before that became an issue. lots of chinese tourists. part time is fact that about because there were many. you tell from the

the day. in two thousand sixteen chinese tourist accounted for nearly half of the seventeen million visitors to south korea. but the latest government figures indicate that the number of tourists from china fell by nearly fifty percent in the first seven months of two thousand seventeen. drop that could mean five point one billion dollars in lost revenue for south korean businesses. the south korean retailer lutz became the target of chinese nationalists. media. a hand over land seoul so fat could still. by march the group which employs around thirteen thousand chinese workers across the country had closed most of its outlets in china. what's good to fund i think that the closure of the lot marty's norman and it shows the chinese apples patriotism. let it seems that the lot group transport land to fat and the smart belongs to a group. closing it shows our love for our country i would

say. that's it's only public reaction so far beijing maintained it supports normal business with south korea. the organization for economic cooperation and development has thrown its weight behind president emmanuel macklin's plans to reform the french economy. the oecd said paris needed to focus on a long term plan to cut public spending. and it revised upwards its forecast for growth to one point seven percent this year. w. strongest gdp expansion since two thousand eleven if those predictions are in fact accurate. the french city of knots as begun building a new compound of social housing with a bit of a twist this time. houses will all be constructed by a robot operating a three d. printe. the first such project in france and is expected to cost twenty to thirty percent less than the traditional construction process. will be finished in a matter of days apparently. i just think these images are fascinating laura to see i have this really annoying but eight it might be the

future of construction look at that. i mean three d. printers. creating such solid a walls windows floors as ever it eight israeli happening for our eyes i mean this is really impressive stuff this footage is absolutely fascinating i have to say i'm not sure i'd wanna be the first person. living in one of those houses yeah so we'll see how it goes for those residents who will be moving in at these new facilities and not impressive i k. thanks very much in days can't reason that with the business. at do you stay with us on usenet lines we. right up to

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