in turkey court proceedings against german journalist mazola toulouse are underway she's being tried on terrorism related charges which her supporters say are baseless were in a stumble. and at least seventeen people are dead and more than one hundred fifty are missing as wildfires continue to ravage northern california people returning to their homes are in their neighborhoods completely reduced to ashes. thanks very much for your company we want to begin the end spain where the standoff between madrid and barcelona has intensified after an extraordinary cabinet meeting space prime minister has demanded clarification from catalan leaders after they signed a declaration of it in the pens last night only to those suspended and asked for crisis talks with madrid well this comes after months of mounting tensions and a referendum on independence that spain tried to block let's take a look at how the drama unfolded would he or wouldn't he in the end collins pushed him or did a bit of both after declaring catalonia its right to independence he put the brakes on. we propose that the parliam

we'll was on the jewish school in toulouse. a scooterode provided by abdelkader merah. intnterview in an with french television -- their brother, in an interview with french television, has spoken out against them. in 2003. authorities i told them the day there is an attack, you will not need to go far. it will be one of my brothers. the father of three of those killed remains devastated. >> i have always seen them as a waste of nature that should rot in a prison cell. nothing will bring my son and grandchildren back, so i do not care if he is found guilty or not. reporter: mohamed merah was finally killed in a police raid on his apartment in toulouse after a 33-hour police each. to bellings are likely seen as the beginning of a wave of terror attacks in france. >> you are watching france 24. just to bring you up-to-date on a developing story out of las vegas, what has turned into the in u.s.t mass shooting history -- at least two people pronounced dead from that shooting in las vegas last night. the shootingred in spree at an outdoor country music concert. the suspect,

in turkey a secret witness has also said that to lou had been actively helping them will keep the toulouse father believes that the charges against his daughter will crumble before the court. i believe that the court will free my daughter and the other accused as well i have a feeling that there's a sixty to seventy percent chance. observers however don't feel of a fear constitutional trial they fear that as a german to lou could be used as a bargaining chip by ankara against the german government. and i do have a correspondent dorian jones is monitoring that story for us dorian what are you hearing coming out of the prison where this trial this taking place almost all kolo has been addressing the call she says she's been unfairly prosecuted only for translating for the news agency she was working for earlier in the day before the proceedings started her supporters all of the garbage outside the prison an attempt to read out a statement was stopped by the turkish police and security forces very heavy presence outside the prison but her father did make a statement saying that these things t

celebrations in toulouse after an unusual deal somebody a c. series had a bumpy start it almost forced the canadian aircraft maker into bankruptcy now body is teaming up with its competitor airbus to build an manage the mid range aircraft it's a perfect this is why we've done it and we think it's good news for airlines customers that already potential customers of shareholders on both sides that's why we call it win win i mean is that latest new newest innovative technology and a hundred two hundred fifty c. class so there is no other aircraft like that so when you combine this with the arab bus reach capability i mean it will only take the full value of the aircraft the european cooperation will only a little more than half the endeavor without having to pay in but then airbus will be responsible for the entire building in marketing of the c. series the deal is also a result of the ongoing trade dispute between bomb party and the us administration which is threatening the canadian company with hefty tariffs and vines if it sells planes in the

and they're delivered by land water and air as you can see here the final assembly takes place in toulouse in southern france after that the plane is flown off to hamburg where it's painted the cabin a feminist now research and development where the a three eighty have cost twelve billion euros that's a third a third of which was public funding but it's unlikely the company can ever recruit its initial investments the official list price is four hundred and thirty seven million dollars for one plane but customers receive big rebates also because the a three eighty is not particularly popular with airlines. singapore airlines was the first carrier to add the a three eighty to its lineup ten years ago but now much earlier than expected the airline has decided not to extend the leasing contracts on those first jets that's not a positive signal even though singapore has also ordered more airbus is scaling back production last year at the twenty eight of the giant passenger jets and twenty eighteen it's only planning on manufacturing twelve a three eighty s and just nine in twenty nineteen. you

membership of an extreme left terrorist organization and involvement in terrorist propaganda according to toulouse lawyers she faces up to twenty years in jail. we feel the evidence is very thin seems very constructed. and it looks questionable as to whether what she's accused of or even crimes as they refer to appearances at public events that were not. the events which tulu appeared were organized by the extreme left group the m.l.k. p. which is designated as a terrorist group in turkey a secret witness has also said that to lou had been actively helping them. to lose father believes that the charges against his daughter will crumble before the court . i believe that the court will free my daughter and the other accused as well i have a feeling that there's a sixty to seventy percent chance. observers however don't feel of a fair constitutional trial they fear that as a german tulu could be used as a bargaining chip by ankara against the german government. sponsored dorian jones a. door in the trials taking place in a courthouse at a prison complex hearing. well it's been a very busy day. always

cardiff beat to —— toulouse. one other rugby union story. scotla nd other rugby union story.month's autumn internationals. john hardy may not be available after being suspended, pending an internal investigation. earlier it was announced that fraser brown will miss all three games with a knee injury. he will set up a test against samoa, new zealand and australia and of course the captain has already been ruled out of the autumn series as well. you don't see many of these in top—level call. this dutchman was playing his second shot at the par five 11 poll during the second day of the masters in spain. the ball rolled onto the green and into the hole. it scored an albatross, three under par on one hole. he is leading the tournament by a shot on six under, with scott jamieson the tournament by a shot on six under, with scottjamieson and robert brock title second alongside sergio garcia. that's it from me and the rest of the sportsday team. good night. there will be more sport on bbc news in the morning. good evening. our weather over the next 2a hours is brought to you courtesy

european challenge cup after they lost 27 2a to lyon and there was a good win for cardiff who beat toulousey second in the french league, 17—15. and one other rugby union story tonight, scotland have suffered another blow ahead of next month's autumn internationals as hooker fraser brown will miss all three games with a knee injury. although he doesn't require surgery, brown is set to be out for up to eight weeks, so he'll sit out the tests against samoa, new zealand and australia. now it has been announced that hardy will sit it out as well. captain greig laidlaw has already been ruled out of scotland's autumn series. now this is an ‘and finally‘ because you don't see many of these in top level golf. dutchman joost luiten was playing his second shot at the par five 11th hole during on day two of the valderrama masters in spain. he launched his ball up the hill, it rolled onto the green and wouldn't you know it, into the hole. it's called an albatross that's three under par on one hole. luiten is leading the tournament by one shot on six under. with britain's scott jamieson, with britain's

bonus point win over lille, while the other match involving a british side was a draw, sale and toulouse apiece. a major revamp of test cricket is planned to make it more appealing for fans increasingly turning towards the shorter form of the game. england will take part in a test world championship after the governing body gave the go—ahead for an19 two your governing body gave the go—ahead for an 19 two your series to begin in 2019. there will be at 13 team one—day international leg leading to direct qualification for the world cup and the trial of four—day test matches instead of five. rafa nadal is through to the semifinals of the shanghai masters after his 15th consecutive win. the 16 time grand slam champion beat grigor dimitrov after winning two crucial breaks to prevail in two and a half hours. jamie murray and bruno soares have reached the doubles semifinals. and matt wallace might only be ranked 150th in the world but he is the joint leader of the italian open golf at the halfway stage. the 27—year—old has been roaring along the fairways at the golf club which is next door to t

before a and durig the days that mohamed merah carried out the attacks in an nearby to loose -- toulousethe brothers met, but there were no phone records that showed that happened, despite the fact the brothers live 38 kilometers away from each other. that was evidence of abdelkader merah's attempt to cover his tracks. we will hear tomorrow the closing arguments from abdelkader merah's lawyer. we expect the jerry to meet on thursday -- the jerry to me on thursday -- the jury to meet th ursday. -- french newspapers reported that a woman filed a complaint professorprominent for allegations of rape in 2009. this follows another woman saying that she was assaulted by him in 2012. >> he kissed me forcefully and immediately. i admit that i let that happen. a few seconds later, he literally jumped on me, like an animal. breathe. have time to i was underneath him. i immediately said, "no, this is moving too fast, please stop." the more i said no, the angrier he got. so he hit me. then, he strangled me, for a few seconds, i was gasping for breath. i really thought i was going to die. then, he rap

merah killed three soldiers before killing a rabbi and three jewish children at aa jewish school in toulouse. it was the deadliest attack on jews in france in decade. on march twenty second he was killed by members of an elite unit of the french national police force. abdul qader mera who is already known to french intelligence for proximity to radical islamists. has previously said he was proud of his brother. he now faces life in prison. moving to syrian hourly seventeen people have been killed following a double suicide bombing in the capital city damascus syrian state television. is calling it a terrorist attack rebecca osman affords. first a car explosion shortly after two suicide bombers detonated explosive belt at this police station. and d damascus is on thehe n neighbhborhood. this according to the uk based syrian observatory for human rights. according to the syrian interior ministe. one attacker blew himself up at the main entrance. well another detonate. please stay the first floor. that's is immediately as to the scene and. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the

stands accused of links to an armed terrorist group and of having ties to the islamic cleric for toulouse google and linked to last year's coup anger accuses golan of actually being behind it in fact if convicted could face a sentence of up to fifteen years in prison his detention has been straining relations between germany and turkey the german foreign minister has called the potential lengthy prison sentence quote in comprehensible and unacceptable well earlier i spoke with our correspondent story and jones in istanbul and thomas sparrow in berlin i began by asking what evidence there is against. well very little in fact and that's been one of the major criticism of this case that the prosecutor's evidence that they have published appears to. many observers describe as absurd they say that most of the evidence is publications made by amnesty international prosecutors. that this whole case centers on these human rights activists seeking to create a civil uprising against the turkish president. and they say that that was very similar to what conspirators had done in the past to the islam

a three thirty near took all fall on thursday morning from toulouse airport in southern france the aircraft is an update to a family of jetliners in service for more than twenty years and are full of the two versions of the new model the a three thirty neo is scheduled to end the operation in meat twenty eight c. the aircraft is considered a key part of the european companies competition with the american. back to you amrita now who's going to update us on the u.k.'s divorce proceedings from the european union ever ending there at the helena getting to brussels where the e.u. is struggling with drugs that negotiations britain's terrorism a has promised to make it as easy as possible for citizens living in the u.k. after breakfast that's one of those issues holding up progress in talks with brussels on the ucas exit from the e.u. now did obvious charlotta chosen pale reports on how far the talks have got so far . the european union over. five rounds of talks. remarkable mishap. and it almost an ending stream of metaphors let's put a tiger in the tank and stop letting the grass grow under our

couple has chosen to name their babyjihad, and it didn't go down well with the mayor's office in toulouses are set to rule on whether the name can stay or needs to be changed. jihad, here it is in arabic, means "effort" or "struggle", not specifically "holy war", though it has become associated with the extremists who have attacked france repeatedly in recent years. french law only restricts parents‘ name choices for their children, if a name is thought to harm the child's interests. not that long ago, until the 1980s, there was a list of names the french could give their children, a prescribed list, from the christian calendar, from heroes of greek and roman, that was it. there was a big liberalisation in 1983, is now in theory parents can call their child anything, except for this one caveat that if a name is deemed as being potentially harmful to a child and its future development, the authorities can step in and say no, and that has happened on one occasion, when a child was going to because megane renault after the car, and they said that the family couldn't do that, and then there w

celebrations in toulouse after an unusual deal somebody a c. series had a bumpy start it almost forced the canadian aircraft maker into bankruptcy now body is teaming up with its competitor air bus to build an manage the mid range aircraft it's a perfect this is why we've done it and we think it's good news for airlines customers that already potential customers shareholders on both sides that's why we call it win win i mean is that latest new newest innovative technology and one hundred twenty p.c. class so there is no other aircraft like that so when you combine this with the arab. reach capability i mean it will only take the full value of the aircraft the european cooperation will only a little more than half the endeavor without having to pay in but then airbus will be responsible for the entire building in marketing of the c. series the deal is also a result of the ongoing trade dispute between bomb party and the us administration which is threatening the canadian company with hefty tariffs and vines if it sells planes in the u.s. the new

fortunately for her she was out of the country when that verdict declared but yet another warning and toulouse case also serves as warning to both for the foreign journalists as well as all journalists working in this country that they do they face the threat of jail for reporting what about michelle or toes specifically her trial begins today how long could that take when might we expect a verdict well at least cases i don't hoarsely slow they usually were held for want two days as one is expected to help the two days and then usually they are adjourned then held a month for two months later i think the key thing here will be of this case is whether the defense lawyers pleas for her to be released from pretrial detention. child is also imprisoned with her so there is a strong case for her release possibly even to granting our travel documents her travel documents but so she could leave the country this is been this has occurred to several other foreign journalists but much of this is seen as a political decision given the fact also that turkey's relations with germany a very bad many people a

rango there it was of i'm from toulouse in france i decided to take this course because i want to add it to my fifteen years of experience inter ism especially in eco tourism. in spain it is more developed than in france. we have techniques that could be developed but i know i'm going to be one of the first to his knowledge about astro tourism to france. but he made oath. is the. professionals from the most renowned places also come here to specialize they all see astro tourism as an opportunity. with. the canary islands are considered the world leader in astro tourism and the truth is we're very lucky in the canary islands especially those of us born there we can't let this opportunity pass over the you know even for the experts practice makes perfect. for the there are two courses that differ only in the number of class hours it's very intensive because we go for twelve hours a day so we have time to cover everything. we spend the whole day in class and at night we do astronomy practice sessions but we're all very excited about it. at midday the garden turns into an observatory it's

elsewhere, cardiff blues ligtlee leon and sale are in the early stages against toulouse, 0—0.orld but he is joint leader of the italian open golf at the halfway stage. the 27—year—old has been roaring along the fairways, next door to the monza motor racing circuit. he ended the day level with australia‘s marcus fraser on 13 under par, after a round of 65 which included four birdies and that eagle at the ninth. that is all your sport, more in the next hour. let‘s go back to the iran story and the foreign secretary has been speaking about president trump‘s comment on the iran deal. let‘s hear what he has been saying. well, the iran nuclear deal is something that took a long time to negotiate. this country, the uk, was a major part of that process over 13 years. it has been running a couple of years and it is succeeding in stopping iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, and thatis from acquiring nuclear weapons, and that is very important, it is a good thing for iran and for the world and as of tonight, the important thing is that that iran nuclear deal is still going, the american

germany and spain then they are delivered by land by water and by the final assembly takes place in toulouse in southern france after that the plane is flown off to hamburg where it's painted and the cabin furnished research and development for the a three eighty of cost twelve billion euros third of which was public funding but it's unlikely the company can every coupe its initial investment the official list prizes three hundred seventy million euros for one plane but customers receive big rebates also because the a three eighty is not particularly popular with their lives. singapore airlines was the first carrier to add the a three eighty to its lineup ten years ago but now much earlier than expected the airline has decided not to extend the leasing contracts on those first jets that's not a positive signal even though singapore has also ordered more airbus is scaling back production last year built twenty eight of the giant passenger jets and twenty eighteen it's only planning on manufacturing twelve a three eighty s and just nine in twenty nineteen. we're adjusting to market fluctuation

uncapped players in their rugby league world cup squad, including brothers kane and andrew bentley of toulouse the next hour. simon. breaking news from the home office. the survivors of the grenfell tower fire whose immigration status was certain to be given the chance to become permanent residence in britain. that announcement coming through, a one—year amnesty was granted for foreign national survivors of the fire, which was on june 1a, they have now been given a route to permanent residence. the immigration minister saying a 12 month limited leave granted to eligible individuals is now extendable and it will lead to a permanent right to remain in the uk after five years, subject to meeting security, criminality and fraud checks. that is just coming in from the home office. as more of hollywood's biggest names emerge to accuse the film producer harvey weinstein of sexual harassment and abuse, his british wife georgina chapman has announced that she's leaving him. she's not the only one who's upset — former us president barack 0bama and his wife michelle have expressed their disgust about the

seven uncapped players in their rugby league world cup squad, including the bentley brothers from toulouse this against new zealand last year when they drew against the former world champions. their world cup campaign starts at the end of this month against tonga in cans. more sport for you in the next hour. thank you. spain's prime minister has given catalonia five days to declare whether or not they have declared independence. if they have, they will be given until thursday to reverse the decision. my colleague tim willcox is in barcelona. it is all a mystery? it is very confusing and very complicated. before i start, all those clanging and banging, they are putting a big platform here, there will be a pro—unity demonstration here in favour of unity with spain. to go back to your question, yes, confusing, but when i spoke to members of carles puigdemont‘s coalition today, they said he had declared independence, but only for about 30 seconds, because immediately afterwards he then said it was being suspended to keep the door open for negotiations with the madrid government. that does not

to the study you had at harvard a few years ago on the fairness of justice, if up every day with toulouse how does it fit into the great duopoly of this world? barry: you have raised a really important question, which is what do we want from our aerospace industry and what we need out of aerospace is to recognize that no aircraft comes to the market these days without support from government. it doesn't matter whether it is in the u.s., canada, china, it is all through support from government. we need over -- we need a way of recognizing this. the support that comes from government has to be within wto rules, but for countries to be doing with the states are doing now, by slapping the carterville in duties for the subsidy on to bombard ea, but also putting on 78% in terms that , that is 3% to delta airlines, and american operator. tom: i want to be clear, is this a complaint of boeing in chicago and seattle, or is this a complaint of the current administration in washington? boeing lost a petition with the department of commerce, they knew the petition was ill-founded -- tom: what did the