let's see what our premier pundit expects from the self the names fixture is cho say marino. brazil in costa rica costa rica is not just the team that did well in the past world cup it was also a team that is very stable i just watched them play a friendly against scotland and by the world organized but the force of brazil is full of dozens of creativity of that and i mean i don't think brazil is going to have many problems to get this report. seems like cho say has a competitor for the top job prediction here achilles the cat lives in some petersburg metallic museum and it's become an animal for the world cup he's picked brazil for the upcoming match. now those football fans who couldn't make the trip to russia have had to console themselves by keeping up with the matches in the home countries now a group of english friends are doing exactly that but they found

a great way to get an authentic international feel to the games as a must to see check and explained. the world in a football frenzy we're meeting a group of fans who decided to take on a different approach to make sure they don't miss a thing. these friends living in london have taken weeks off work to watch the world cup the twist is that they have to watch each game with someone who comes from whichever countries playing this has been quite a journey from celebrating with a big crowd from iceland i. i. i into making new friends but australians i i get to

watch it again in a nigerian barber shop. ah. to even hiding in a bathroom at it's an easy and restaurant to cheer england's goals without offending the hosts to look. it up. because. people how many countries have you guys met up with already. so far we've been going to. so rituals that we watch england in the any two museum restaurant in the u.k. little portugal for the portuguese because portugal gave main stock well it was literally like stepping into lisbon what do you want to take away from this cup after you're done with that is are you going to be off football for a while to me i mean after the fourth day i was advised it cites the boys does anyone a little bit sick but then there was a bad another game on and we just go straight back and say we're seeing pods of

london we not seen when meeting people from different walks of life different countries that it seems kind of face how i'm feeling and it's like it's great connects us with our city more than anything we have to do. this they said you're going to see that. for me and i did now if you want to keep in touch with all the football headlines to run across the world cup download it for all the action as it happens so you can check out all sides dot com one of the must do's there is to see this.

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well again the hard bargain for iran nuclear deal signed back in twenty fifteen is now on the brink of a complete breakdown iran says it's losing faith in europe's ability to salvage the accord after america withdrew from a to marry under the deal to iran curb its nuclear ambitions in return for sanctions being aides let's get more now from article respond to paul the other paula what exactly is iran been saying. when iran has warned that it may soon exit the nuclear deal that is known as the joint comprehensive plan of action we are hearing from the rainy and deputy foreign minister who says it is clear that the future of the deal now hangs in the balance

. i told the conference today the j.c.b. isn't there in terms of care unit because it has lost its balance as a result of the u.s. withdrawal from the do you. now the deputy foreign minister was speaking there to the press in vienna where the remaining signatories on meeting to try and salvage what at the time was young marked a landmark agreement but it doesn't seem as if tehran is convents what we're hearing from iran is that they will only remain in the deal if those remaining signatories most notably among them europe give the. assurances that they will offset the negative impact of washington having withdrawn from the deal back in may the american president donald trump ditched the deal he also has we imposed sanctions on tehran and the same time has vowed that he will come down even harder on the islamic republic since then you have european powers that have been

scrambling in trying really hard to reassure the islamic republic that they remain committed to the deal that it's not clear that iranian officials believe they will be hearing from them is a lot of skepticism as to where they will be able to sit the damage of american leaving and also whether they'll be able to offer something of real interest to to read what this means is that the prospect of iran withdrawing from this deal is becoming ever more imminent. so there's a lot of pressure on europe now to pull something out of that for now though probably a thanks for that. the way we talk to each other on the internet elevated way beyond just using words these days now we deploy a modis gifts and of course memes which borrow heavily from movies and t.v. shows but now they're under threat from the use legal overseas who are getting tough on copyright infringement especially online adonal court or explained. the internet as we know it may soon radically change at least in the e.u.

with memes facing an existential crisis as a result of new copyright laws that might kill them off. a group of european parliament members are pushing for a new rules they would see platforms censor information to avoid copyright infringements now article thirteen is one of the more controversial of the plan it would have platforms install filters to check all the information users upload on to the internet what we're seeing here in this particular instance is this goes against what is the the very much the why in which. and social media

in particular where it's user generated and many uses the cult of the general is taking snippets from news all schools it's taking. photos on the home. using those in the. now article eleven or the link tax has also garnered criticism it would see online platforms paying news publishers a fee just see if they link to their content now this is already been tried both in germany and in spain failing miserably in both instances and with this new e.u. copyright proposal seemingly on the way there are still a lot of questions as to what actually constitutes a taxable link and what if the government uses it to crackdown on freedom of speech while seventy alarmed internet experts including the founders of the world wide web and wikipedia have written a letter in protest by requiring internet platforms to perform automatic filtering

all of the continent but their users of bloat article thirteen takes an unprecedented step towards the transformation of bintan it from an open platform for sharing and innovation into a tool for the automated surveillance and control of its uses. and alarm bells have also been ringing at the united nations human rights council states an intergovernmental organizations should refrain from establishing rules or arrangements that would require the proactive monitoring filtering of content which is both inconsistent with the right to privacy and likely to mount a pre-publication censorship for the proposal to become law the e.u. parliament will have to vote on it later this year and its critics are dead set on slaying this bill which they say would transform the internet into a tool of surveillance and control donald quarter r.t. berlin. it seems that in countries traditionally seen as democratic a lot sections of the population don't actually feel that governments is serving

them all that the people have enough say that's according to a poll by three u.s. and european research companies and more can take stock of the surveys result that the word democracy literally means the rule of the people so wouldn't it be strange if democratic governments did not have the trust of their populations right now the biggest risk for democracy says that the public no longer sees them as democratic over one hundred twenty five thousand people from fifty different countries participated in this survey when asked the question do you feel like the government is working on your behalf sixty four percent of those living in democratic countries answered the question with rarely or never meanwhile along those living in countries labeled by freedom house as not free only forty one percent gave that answer we decided to ask people in three different countries widely viewed as democratic how they feel about the issue do you not feel like it's worth you know might be have i don't get any benefit from it and think they're working for them south i believe in our government. i think they're working on are we have. a you

know mr. democracy is losing ties to the term democracy is not whether you see me i believe it's money purely through. money purely because. i think that by people own home i listen to them so house and not to want to tell them no. different things but in the end they do not do what they promised one political debate seems like a lot of finger pointing and point scoring and the elections are endless dog and pony shows a lot of the population seems to feel like their needs are not being met this poll seems to indicate that around the world a lot of people are frustrated by the fact that it seems that democracy is more about winning votes every few years than about serving the people table pop and r. t. new york. italian fashion giant benetton has sparked outrage among aid groups by using a photograph of rescued migrants in an advertising campaign pictures of

a rescue vessel filled to capacity were posted on venice and twitter page with the company logo a tad the french aid organization responsible for the rescue condemned the move as inappropriate and. never allows the use of these photographs for commercial purposes the dignity of survivors must be respected in all circumstances interior minister. also reacted to the campaign calling it despicable benetton defended the adverts saying it could help draw attention to the plight of migrants as provocative images were part of the firm brand has been strong debate over the use of microphone as before though in twenty sixteen a bollywood actress and a fashion magazine had to apologize for a controversial cover photo the actress was wearing a top that had the words migrant refugee and outsider crossed out while the word traveller stands out the magazine said its intention was to address as xenophobia and keith best who's a former chief executive of the u.k.'s immigration advisory service told us that provocative campaigns like these can have undesired effects. the people we see who

are prepared to risk their lives going for across the mediterranean these are desperate people and to use them in any shape or form for advertising products is i think obscene but i wasn't surprised because benetton scott form now you know this is the organization that actually has featured a nun kissing a priest and even kissing a priest the people on death row i mean they go out deliberately to shock and to make people like you and i feel disgusted so we end up giving them a lot of free public to see as we are now by talking about it if they keep doing this they are going to really sicken people and we're going to end up with many people deciding to boycott they good so we'll have the the the opposite effect of the one that they want. that's it for now back in half an hour with your next world

cup update and the global headlines thanks for watching. all across the western world the so-called melting pot is melting down immigration legal and illegal is probably the most contentious and divisive issue.