lead through a mile saima the underdogs in the civil war stricken country fell to two goals from socceroos captain tim cahill. after a tense session in parliament it seems like catalonia will remain in spain at least for now the region's president announcing further talks and international mediation to get the reaction from the business world. also on the show with many bankers relocating to frankfurt even before breakfast search for schools and kindergartens is getting tough. and the i.m.f. is confident the world economy will grow stronger than expected we'll tell you why . it's time for business on the w.b. and how you got to get us welcome to the show and we'll start with what could have been a backlash for europe that never came investors are breathing a sigh of relief after catalonia didn't declare independence today once again calling for dialogue instead the euro rallied on the announcement in the catalan parliament it's now trading at over one dollar and a team hasn't been that high since before the october first referendum all eyes are now on spain's main index it was down almost

the socceroos may have home at one pitch but as many as 15,000 syrian fans living in the country couldh in sydney. despite city 25 places below in the world rankings and with it depleted squad, they are confident. translation: we hope the benches will do well. the absence of five players would affect any team but my faith and trust is in the players we have and god willing the absence of players will not affect them because of their morale and they will is important stop for one team, this will be the end of the road. for the winner, a final round of qualifying awaits. with the world cup dream still very much alive. pakistan require another 119 runs for a series levelling victory on the final day of the second day—night test against sri lanka in dubai. wahab riaz grabbed four for 41 and left—arm spinner haris sohail took three wickets in a single over to dismiss sri lanka for 96 in their second innings. on day 4 leaving pakistan chasing 317 for victory. asad shafiq and sarfraz ahmed hit fighting half—centuries in a partnership that is so far worth 146 after they had stumbled to 52 for

tim cahill did the job for the socceroos to get them to another player.st placed central american team in the fourth place in that group. syria had dreams of a world cup debut as they took to the field with scores level after the first leg. they looked like it may come true as they scored early in the first half. thatjoy did not last long. tim cahill levelling with a header soon after. and that was the score is the final whistle blew and extra time beckoned. the visitors were reduced to ten men with a sendoff but this second bookable offence. tim cahill was there once again and once again scored with his head. they are not on the plan to russia yet. there will be another player this time against the fourth placed sides in central america, either hinder us all ecuador. —— in a year on from serving a ban for showing a lack of effort in shanghai, nick kyrgios has once again made the headlines for his conduct and not the quality of his tennis. austin halewood rounds up the action. another day and another on court controversy for nick kyrios. the australian ma

the socceroos may have home advantage but as many as 15,000 syrian fans living in the country could attendorld rankings and battlnig with a depleted squad, syria are confident they have what it takes to win. translation: we hope the benches will do well. the absence of five players would affect any team, but anyway, my faith and trust is in the players we have and, god willing, the absence of players will not affect them because their morale and their will is important. for one team, this will be the end of the road. for the winner, just one final round of qualifying awaits — a play—off against the fourth placed team from the concacaf federation. with the world cup dream still very much alive. chris latchem, bbc news. last year's olympic games in rio were widely considered a huge success. but there was tragedy amidst the festivities. a coach with the german team, steffan henze, died in a car crash near the olympic park. his organs were donated for transplant and one brazilian woman was given a new lease of life. the bbc‘s tim allman takes up the story. ivonette balthazar, 67 years old, a g

this by their home advantage and superior squad, the socceroos will face a tough test from the opponentsbrent: here's a reminder of the top stories we are following for you. the leader of catalonia is reported to be prepared to declare independence tomorrow, despite madrid's warnings that it will not allow the region to break away. this comes a day after hundreds of thousands took to the streets of barcelona to protest against independence. you are watching "dw news," live from berlin. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] matters bond funds like cats. and fonts like at dot com. nnova you didn't see you at night from paris with me rachelle ferguson the id's of the top stories that were covering for you this hour. an ongoing crisis between kataloniya on the spot and status uncertainty over whether the regional declare independence continues. memeanwhile patterns prezidt is scheduled to address regional parliament

lead through a mile saima the underdogs in the civil war stricken country fell to two goals from socceroos captain tim cahill. this tuesday will not go down in history as the day spain began breaking up in barcelona with the world listening to his every word the leader of catalonia well the fudged his way out of a political earthquake and bought himself some valuable time tonight and depended stick layard and deferred bridge off in berlin this is the day. that he went on to get me to study we have arrived at the historic moment and as president of the government i'm here to tell you the result of the referendum. on the mandate of the people is for catalonia to become an independent state in the form of very public. myself and the government propose a suspension of the effects of the declaration of independence for a few weeks but. to enable a dialogue without which we cannot reach a negotiated solution without. also on the show tonight the story of natalia and being gay in russia. i mean around school screaming that i'm a damn lesbian and that i should die there homophobia was reason enoug

this by their home advantage and superior squad, the socceroos will face a tough test from the opponentsbrent: here's a reminder of the top stories we are following for you. the leader of catalonia is reported to be prepared to declare independence tomorrow, despite madrid's warnings that it will not allow the region to break away. this comes a day after hundreds of thousands took to the streets of barcelona to protest against independence. you are watching "dw news," live from berlin. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stay with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] elaine: an indigenous, isolated tribe living in the amazon jungle is starting to reach outside their secluded world. will it lead to better relations or more dangerous encounters with neighbors? i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, they live hidden in peru's amazon rainforest, but have recently entered society and created a hostile culture clash. man: what

the socceroos could have put the game to bed just after the break. tommy you rich missing out not just once but twice. and they were made to pay for blowing their chances. syria grabbed a late penalty. matthew lucky controversially called for making contact with. the syrians took full advantage of their opportunity almost some eleven it won one and that's how and yeah i would say a little bit disappointed with. why the game finished i thought. we were in control again but we have to let you know sixteen sixty minutes back. yeah. i mean. we are proving to the well that the syrian national. spirit we're proud of. here are at the world will be for the first time ever in the history. if australia don't make it the tournament would be with. al-jazeera. our reporter from florence was at the game and getting a sense of how syrian fans there were feeling. some have. three consecutive world cup qualification has never played in the world cup you don't think very nearly didn't get to play in the world cup qualifier. and to deal with through. the last minute so

school first thirty seven year old time taking school twice including in extra time to send the socceroos to the next stage of qualifying andrew thomas was at the game in sydney. going into the sky not many syrians a chance against australia much higher ranked on home ground syria remember a country in the midst of a civil war and yet they fought and they fought and i thought and even in the last three minutes when it looked as though the money. that would have taken them to russia rather than australia of course syrians coming out of the ground disappointed but they have pride and i think i talked to some friends. and this is the furthest i've come. next time they can go all the way back to bed very well to be quite disappointing the fact that they get away. i have never left. australia aunt's going to russia yet they still have another to get through but i think leap forward on that road i could pretty good. just forty eight hours after finishing runner up in beijing the curious. has exited the shanghai masters in controversial fashion for the second year in a row after warnings for an

the socceroos could have put the game to bed just after the break. tommy you're rich missing out not just once but twice. and they were made to pay for blowing their chances. syria grabbed a late penalty. matthew lucky controversially called for making contact with. the syrians took full advantage of their opportunity almost some eleven it won one and that's how it ended. the syria are at the world cup will be for the first time ever in the history. if australia don't make it the tournament would be without the asian champions so hell malik al-jazeera. our reporter florence louis was at the game in malaysia getting a sense of how serious the fans there were feeling. some have built this match to be a sort of david versus goliath much have three consecutive world cup qualification syria has never played in the world cup. they very nearly didn't get to play in the world cup qualifier. security reasons and to deal with through but malaysia at the last minute so they've been playing the home matches here now some critics have said that the game and its g

take it to extra time to decide this game and thirty seven year old cahill turned the hero for the socceroosagain with the winning goal they now advance or play off with either the usa panama or one generous and you thomas is that against. going into the sky not many of the syrians a chance against australia much higher ranked on home ground syria remember a country in the midst of a civil war and yet they fought and they fought and they fought and even in the last three minutes when it looked as though the money. that would have taken them to russia rather than australia of course syrians coming out of the ground disappointed but they have pride and i think i talked to some friends. it was a hell of a game. and this is the furthest i've come. up to go out next time and i can go all the way back she played very well to be quite disappointing the fact that. i have now and i was left. can't wait for the next guy australia on it's going to rough it yet they still have another fly off to get through but i think late forward on that road i could pretty. well have been around. i some players and f

side seven minutes later the thirty seven year old cahill would go on to lift the winner for the socceroos in extra time they now advance to a playoff with either the usa panama or honduras andrew thomas was at the game in sydney. going into this game not many gave the syrians a chance against australia much higher ranked on home ground syria remember a country in the midst of a civil war and yet they fought and they fought and they fought and even in the last three minutes when it looked as though the one. that would have taken them to russia rather than australia of course syrians coming out of the ground were disappointed but they have pride and i think i talked to some friends. and this is the further. hope to go out next time they can go all the way back it was very well to be quite disappointing the fact that they could we. have never left. australia on it's going to russia yet they still have another playoff to get through but i think leap forward on that road i could pretty good. despite the last large crowds gathered in damascus to celebrate syria's run in the qualifying competiti

the socceroos could have put the game to bed just after the break. tommy you're rich missing out not just once but twice. and they were made to pay for blowing their chances. syria grabbed a late penalty. matthew lucky controversially called for making contact with. the syrians took full advantage of their opportunity omo some eleven it won one and that's how and. how soon will be disappointed with. why the game finished before. we were in control again but we have to let you know sixteen sixteen minutes back. yeah probably. not change the guy to up and kill them off and i mean. we are proving to the world that the syrian national team is always high spirited we are all proud of the says syrians. syria are at the world cup will be for the first time ever in the history. if australia don't make it the tournament would be without the asian champions so hell malik al-jazeera. a reporter from florence lowy was at the game in malaysia getting a sense of how syrian fans there were feeling. some have this much to be a sort of david versus goliath much. thre

game to lead to one in a two legged tie but tim cahill schooled twice for the team known as the socceroos the winner coming in extra time to. sure that they progress to a playoff with even the usa panama and jirus andrew thomas was at the game in sydney. going into this game not many syrians a chance against australia a team much higher ranked on home ground syria remember a country in the midst of a civil war and yet they fought and they fought and they fought and he won in the last three minutes when it looked as though they want because that would have taken them to russia rather than australia of course syrians coming out of the ground disappointed but they have pride and that's one thing i talked to some fans. it was a hell of a game it was a hell of a game they played. and this is the furthest i've come to. hope to go out next time they can go all the way back she played very well to be quite disappointing the fact that the good we like and want to. have known i was left but. perhaps study can't wait for the next guy australia on it's going to rough it yet they still have another fl

but an extra—time header from tim cahill saw the socceroos win 2—1 on the night, and progress 3—2 onmes against manchester united and tottenham, plus both champions league group fixtures against maribor. mane picked up the injury on international duty with senegal. the premier league has been testing a new video assistant refereeing system to be introduced next year. they recreated their own version of maradona‘s ‘hand of god‘ goal from the 1986 world cup to demonstrate the technology at st george‘s park. the video assistant referee system is due to be used in england for the first time in january next year for selected matches. if we harness the advantages of this system, those errors were a referee might be caught out of position, can‘t quite see anything clearly but it is really evident for a 32nd check the video, that allows us to get that decision right, and football benefits. there will be those who say it is not a good idea. on the tennis. there was a good win for aljaz bedene at the shanghai masters. he beat the italian paolo lorenzi in straight sets to reach the second round

lead through a mile soma the underdogs in the civil war stricken country fell to two goals from socceroos captain tim cahill.