they have been on saturday by and triumphed against leipsic i know of a beat dortmund we saw shall kadriwith back down hoffenheim and david coups and cologne and how to defeat it how about on friday mines and frankfurt the points now currently on the way that much between still got and high book. of the top stories we're following for you hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets of the catalan capital by also known as demonstrating for unity with spain this is a new poll shows a slight majority of people in the region anti independence. this is d w news i'm going to home free more news coming up at the top of the hour don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that is d w dot com it for to see you very soon.

anisa kadri reports. as it approached, hurricane nate promised strong winds and torrential rain.es, causing flooding in parts of mississippi, alabama, florida and louisiana, where people have been ordered to evacuate. although it is weakening, the impact is still being felt. we are still seeing wind gusts between 70 and 80 mph. about two miles inland. so we've got about seven to ten feet of storm surge. so our first responders are kind of overwhelmed right now. the force of nature has already devastated central america, killing at least 25 people. in nicaragua, honduras and costa rica, where hundreds of thousands of people are reported to be without running water. and scenes like these have become all too familiar in the past few months. after back—to—back hurricanes irma and maria, people in the caribbean have been left without homes, power or clean water. visiting the islands to see the damage, the un secretary—general had a stark message. the damage, the un secretary—general it is clear, warmer climate means more hurricanes and more devastating hurricanes, and we need to do ev

anisa kadri reports. as it approached, hurricane nate promised strong winds and torrential rain. hit the gulf coast of the united states, causing flooding across many states and people have been ordered to evacuate. although it is weakening... the impact is still being felt. water on most road ways. two miles inland. seven, ten feet of storm surge. overwhlemed. the force of nature has already devastated central america, killing at least 25. in nicaragua and honduras, hundreds of people are reported to be without running water. and scenes like this have become all too familiar after back—to—back hurricanes, irma and maria. people in the caribbean have been left without homes, power, water. visiting to see the damage, the united nations secretary—general had this stark message. it is clear... warmer climates mean more hurricane and more devastating hurricanes and we need to do everything to stop this. we need to make sure that the paris agreement on climate change is implemented, and the paris is not enough... enhanced commitments have to be made by all countries around the world,

anisa kadri reports.ems like this worrying the london mayor said the card. he doesn't think it is their own children and that is why he is introducing the tea charge, meaning drivers of older more polluting vehicles will have to pay an extra £10 to drive in central london from today. -- siddique khan. we know that children in london have underdeveloped lungs because of the pollution. adults suffer from a variety of conditions from asbo two strokes to dementia. the charge is important. we need to have the most polluting vehicles off of the streets of london. opponents say that this will be london's poorest drivers with some businesses worried. for our members the concern is the cost of doing business. many firms are struggling with the increasing business and an increase in business rates next year. another added cost to doing business makes it even harder to carry out business in the centre of london and 30% of out in the centre of london and 30% of our members say they won't be in central london in five

anisa kadri reports.a reassuring sight for many, but these latest figures for england and wales show crime has passed the 5 million mark for the first time in ten years. there has been i9% more violent crime reported, including knife crime reported, including knife crime and firearms offences. 8% more people have been murdered and killed, once major events such as this year's terror attacks are taken into account, and robberies are up bya into account, and robberies are up by a quarter, with these mopeds gang isa by a quarter, with these mopeds gang is a growing problem. some of these increases are down to improvements by police who have under recorded crimes in the past, but the police federation blames police cuts. the government says it is working with forces to protect people. of course it's important that the police have the resources they need but also the tools they need, and we have a very constructive relationship with the police. the policing minister is visiting all the chief constables and pol

our correspondent anisa kadri is here. these look on the server is significant figures.e police keeps records for across england and wales is almost in every category up. there are more than 5 million crimes overall recorded. the highest number ina crimes overall recorded. the highest number in a decade. we‘re talking about quite serious figures here, as you say. getting into the specifics, violent crime is up by 19%, including knife crime, firearms offences. we‘ve also got statistics showing cases of murder and manslaughter are up. 629 cases in the last 12 months. 46 more than the previous 12 months if you exclude terror attacks and cases in the hillsborough disaster, which were included last year. some of the serious crimes showing increases in the latest data. thank you very much. the constitutional crisis in spain is deepening, with madrid now declaring it will impose direct rule on catalonia. ministers will meet on saturday to activate an article of the constitution, which allows them to take control of the province. earlier this month catalans voted overwhelmingly