they say it likely belonged to the female priest called had a pet he was a senior officials of the royal court present will paintings depict in hunting and fishing scenes. now deacons find memos driving a wedge through u.s. politics publicans according it proof of bias against president donald trump democrats say it is misleading and intended to discredit the ongoing russian investigation when it comes off the charm allowed the release of the memo which accuses the f.b.i. and justice department of abusing their power to spy on one of his aides during the twenty sixteen election campaign. donald trump has long had a frock relationship with the f.b.i. . and special counsel robert muller's investigation into the trump campaign's possible collusion with russia has also been a constant thorn in the president's side. donald trump has accused the f.b.i. and the justice department of skewing the russian probe in favor of democrats interests and against those of republicans on twitter he said they were politicizing the investigation. and now a controversial memo is the latest salvo in this conflict dra

daniel sandford, bbc news at the royal courts ofjustice.ter has reaffirmed her vision of a post—brexit vision — outside the single market, and with control of borders, laws and trading relationships. she's made a speech in london after a day of meetings with ministers about brexit strategy. but there's also been the publication to mps of gloomy economic impact assessments for uk regions. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. cloistered in the commons, ministers' cars parked up gave away the private meeting in the prime minister's office. the cabinet trying reach a compromise, continually pushed by brexiteers to take a tough line towards the eu. would she be good enough to be very robust when discussing these matters in the brexit committee, as i'm sure she will be, in order to ensure we repudiate any of these eu threats? we will hear all sorts of things being said about positions being taken. what matters are the positions we take in the negotiations as we negotiate the best deal. we have shown we can do that, we did it in december

they say it might keep along to a female priest called head to pet he was a senior official to the royal court well preserved wall paintings to picked in hunting and fishing scenes u.n. experts say north korea is flouting sanctions on oil and gas in the supplying weapons to syria and me and ma the report also says pyongyang is illegally exporting commodities like coal and steel millions of dollars in revenue. stocks on wall street suffered their worst drop in more than a year made growing worries about inflation the dow jones industrial average fell two point five percent not its biggest decline since june twenty sixth seen all thirty companies that make up the index and it in the red it. formally sing all of the motown group the temptations dennis edwards has died he passed away in a chicago hospital just one day before his seventy fifth birthday edwards sang some of the group's biggest hits including papa was a rolling stone. japan's a space agency has launched what it says is the smallest rocket ever to send a satellite into orbit the three stage rocket is only fifty centimeters in diameter

once those are planted to europe's royal courts to this day it's still produces high quality class products. that treat top walk it's one of the highlights of the bavarian forest it's open all year round. the walkway extends through the forest between eight and twenty five meters above the ground. what does the forest sound like what animals lived here at seven learning stations you can find out more about the life and habitat of the forest for extra fun. there are other activities like balance beams and adventure trails. but the real highlight with the emphasis on high is that tree tower. this part of the walkway rises in a spiral circling around three ancient trees. at the top there's a viewing platform forty four meters above the ground. in general you have a great view from up here over the bavarian forest unfortunately not today anyway i enjoyed coming up here and this is where my tour of the bavarian forest and if you're a travel fan like me and like to check out new this nation every day then please take a look at our instagram account d w travel see you next time. plane . entered th

we'll be meeting professor robert kelly, whose distraction there was a surprise appearance at the royal courtse this morning as a judge heard arguments for and against the release of serial sex—attacker the so—called black—cab rapist, john worboys. standing in the caged—in dock of court 5 wasjohn worboys, called to appear in person. two of his victims — who were also in court — were not expecting him to be there. they've been given the go—ahead for a high court challenge against the decision to release him from prison after he was jailed indefinitely in 2009 for drugging and sexually assaulting women passengers. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is at the high court. daniel? yes, simon, the original plan had been forjohn worboys to appear through videolink, but sir brian leveson, in charge of it hearing today, he had a bad experience with the videolink yesterday and decided it was very important forjohn worboys to be able to hear the hearing and that the only way that was going to happen was for him to be there in person. so, brian leveson had to apologise to those victims ofjoh

holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very thankful. after a very long road to the right result. and we can exercise the sovereignty of a legal justice system if you can have a reasonable expectation that you go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of influence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chair is in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theater throughout the legal battle the alleged hackers legal team had argued that his was a case of life or death love has asperger's syndrome and a depressive illness his family and legal team said that he was at high risk of suicide and the u.s. incarceration system couldn't guarantee his safety it was very unfortunate the prosecution tried to paint the mental health conditions as being made up six protectionists come

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saudi court sentenced journalists share he to five years in prison for what he called insulting the royal court those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us inside story is coming up next. the marshall islands holds a toxic legacy from years of u.s. military nuclear testing. as the sea levels rise one on one east investigates the threat this followed posers at this time when al jazeera. is north korea playing games with the winter olympics athletes from both police set to march and a unified flag at the opening ceremony but as a south of the red carpet the norse armed forces were paraded in pyongyang so can the honeymoon last this is inside story. and this is inside a story south korea's president has been trying to sell the winter games in. as a peace olympics he may have got his wish with an axe and expect a thaw with the north the took korea has decided to talk of the height of tension over the north's nuclear bomb and ballistic missile development the first face to face negotiations in two years led to the north inclusion in the winter games and now young is on the charm offensive.

the military chief of staff general abdul rahman bin salah bin yen is being sidelined to become a royal court consultant is replacement is the former commander of the royal saudi air force general fayyad bin honeyed brady well the changes were approved by king some months analysts say it's crown prince mohammed bin some known who's likely to have been the driving force. the shake up followed russia's vetoing of a un resolution which would have criticized iran for failing to prevent weapons falling into the hands of who the rebels in yemen it's the first time russia has protected iran in the security council the fifteen member security council did however unanimously adopt a russian proposed resolution which extends targeted sanctions on iran related to the war in yemen russia doesn't like the outcome of certain expert panel reports it just doesn't like the messages doesn't mean it's been doing everything they say so we'll be watching our colleagues for the good of the united nations system to fight in fact that is what your text doesn't reflect everything in the panel of experts or both as a

holding hands with his family larry love left london's royal courts of justice having won his appeal against extradition to the u.s. where he's wanted for allegedly hacking into u.s. government websites and very thankful. after a very long ordeal that the right result has. been we can exercise the sovereignty of our legal justice system if you can have a reason let's play station they go be treated humanely and if they have engaged in criminal behavior that they will have a portion of sentence inside the court when the judge read out his verdict the chairs in celebration was so loud that the judge was forced to remind lowery supporters that this is a court of law and not a theatre throughout the legal battle the alleged attack is legal team had argued that his was a case of life or death love has asperger's syndrome and a depressive illness his family and legal team said that he was at high risk of suicide and the u.s. incarceration system couldn't guarantee his safety it was very unfortunate the prosecution tried to paint a mental health conditions as being made up fixation has come

to five years and present for what he called insulting the royal court those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us and sad story is coming up next. the marshall islands holds a toxic legacy from years of u.s. military nuclear testing. as the sea levels rise one on one east investigates the threats this fall opposers at this time on al-jazeera. is north korea playing games with the winter olympics athletes from both sets and you'll find flags of the opening ceremony but as the south the red carpet the north and for. young so can the honeymoon last this is inside story.

daniel sandford, bbc news at the royal courts ofjustice.ups say more than 25 people have died today , including at least 12 children, after syrian government forces carried out air strikes on eastern ghouta. the region, to the east of the capital damascus, is one of the last remaining areas controlled by rebels fighting president assad's forces. it's home to an estimated 400,000 people, and is now at the centre of what the united nations is calling a humanitarian emergency. medical supplies and food haven't been allowed in since late last year. quentin sommerville‘s report contains some images you may find distressing. syria's war isn't ending, it's getting worse. in eastern ghouta, near damascus, they're overwhelmed. death comes daily from the skies. more than 150 civilians have been killed here this month already. the rescuers have to move fast. here, they follow the sound of a child crying. and a boy is removed alive from the rubble. hundreds have been left injured in eastern ghouta and in the last week, more than a0 children have been k

daniel sandford, bbc news at the royal courts ofjustice. released its economic forecasts of how different kinds of brexit may affect the economy. the figures suggest all areas will suffer negative growth, and some of the most pro—brexit areas will be worst affected. the figures have already been challenged, and come as the prime minister has been holding the first of two key meetings with senior ministers, to try to agree the government's approach to the next stage of the brexit negotiations. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg. cloistered in the commons, ministers‘ cars parked give away the private meeting in the prime minister‘s office. the cabinet trying to meet —— reach a compromise, continually pushed by brexiteers to adopt a tough line towards the eu. would she be good enough to be very robust when discussing these matters in the brexit committee, has she will be, in order to repudiate any of these eu threats? we will hear all sorts of things being said about positions being taken. what matters are the positions we take in the nego

been sidelined and will become a royal court consultant he's being replaced by the former commander of the royal saudi air force general fired been awhile while the changes were approved by consignment analysts say it is the crown prince mohammed bin sol man who's likely to been behind the moves he's seeking to modernize the kingdom's image in the first shake up in the shake up the first female was appointed as deputy minister for labor and social development the director of the gulf study center at catholic university where he says the latest changes are part of a preparation for m.b.a.'s to succeed his father. i think this is a package of changes started when consumed man came to power and it includes changing the economic sector where around cause is being controlled by hamas on money his team the media sector also controlled by his team and now they move to the ministries the move now is to the military i think this is part of the preparation the platform for him for his you know. which is expected to come soon actually rather than later i think that's the confirms the fact that yo

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a very senior member of the egyptian royal court. the archaeologists say that it dates back to the fifth dynasty. they did not find a mummy. they say they kind of dissected been taken. they did find several wall paintings where you can see her in various scenes where ancient egyptians are hunting and fishing. is in a big find? absolutely. there are not very many of these. when we think of a chip, we think about the pyramids. not many tourists are going to each of these days and hoping that this find an announcement of it will generate more people coming to the country. >>> scientist have taken a giant step toward curing cancer. researchers at stanford have found a way to clear cancer in mice with immune system stimulating injections. the report published in the medicine journal this week shows promise in terms of destroying tumors. the new approach is amino therapy which uses the body's own fighting power. they report using compound ejections to eradicate cancer tumors in mice and the clinical trial will test the method as well. >>>

driven into the royal courts of justice in a high security van, the black cab rapistjohn worboys wascells in handcuffs by four prison officers as his victims started their legal battle to prevent his release from prison. worboys was convicted in 2009 of one rape, four sexual assaults, one attempted sexual assault, one assault by penetration and 12 offences of drugging his victims. a london black cab driver, he is suspected of assaulting around 100 female passengers. in the courtroom, he's at in the dock. the judge apologised if any victims present we re apologised if any victims present were upset by him being there in person. 0ne victim explained this morning that she had never expected him to be released. when we were told it was an indefinite sentence, it was, well, justice has been served. he is serving a life sentence now. that was the way it was put across to us. so we never thought for one second that he would be eligible for parole. in court, philip kaufmann, qc for two of his victims, said "it appears something has gone very wrong with the parole board's reasoning". and she

is how the court sentenced journalists to five years in prison for what it called insulting the royal court. supporters a form of on who they should promise to highly busy continuing to protest after a court ruling against family she was jailed for five years on wednesday for laying around two hundred fifty thousand dollars in donations meant for an orphanage and elder son and four aides were given ten year sentences the supporters say the villain is politically motivated and the child leave of course from dhaka. thousands of people came out of the city's biggest mosque buy them a car to protest against former prime minister khaled does yes friday the heavy presence of riot police in the straight a lot of this protest are gathered near the party central office but they've been described since because of the police all eyes are on the high court now bangladesh nationalist party wants to appeal her body. called so heavily influenced by the government critics and opposition are saying the barnabus court is nowhere neutral specially in the lord called they're influenced by the government and ab

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found guilty genocide show he was sentenced to five years in prison on thursday for insulting the royal courts israeli army is suing the family of a young palestinian man who was crushed to death by one of the army's vehicles they say the twenty one year old damaged the jeep before the incident which happened three years ago imran khan reports. the israeli army killed a beloved name in june two thousand and fifteen and now it wants twenty eight thousand dollars for damages to this jeep to crush the twenty one year old after his death ability family filed a lawsuit against the israeli state the case continues then in january this year the army build the family. this is a copy of the lawsuit given to us by the family lawyer. they reopened this so shameless that they are demanding compensation not because they want the money because they want to make it impossible for us palestinians it's not about the money they want us to give in but we say we have the right you won't break because. in june two thousand and fifteen there was a raid by the army and later my luck that turned violent the israelis

thursday a saudi court sentenced journalist to five years in prison for what it called insulting the royal court. international mediators are expected to meet in the west african nation off togo next week they're hoping to help solve a political standoff that's brought large protests against president saying they and his government opponents say they're fed up with a family that's been in power since the one nine hundred sixty seven john holl reports. in togo protests and public sector strikes have been going on for months the west african country has been ruled by a single family for half a century in the nursing bay did a city song president for nursing day has followed father without presidential term limits and benito goolies has had enough. pressure from the streets has brought a commitment by the president to end to constitutional reform talks to go expect concrete results well. he's a teacher who's drawing destructors or not i have a professional degree and my salary is one hundred twenty five u.s. dollars per month it's the cost of living is high and we're overwhelmed by debt so it's ver

this is not a royal court. our oath is to the constitution and the people. as members of congress, we must not accept undignified discourse. never should it be regarded as normal. we must not allow ourselves to lapse into thinking this is just the way things are now. we will get through this period. when we do, we will look back at the destruction of our discourse, and the attacks on our democratic values as nothing but a tragedy. may we also be able to say they were an aberration. that, my colleagues, is up to us. this is destructive behavior. >> the senator was referring to these comments by president trump yesterday. >> you have half of the room going totally crazy, wild, loved everything, they want to do something great for our country and you have the other side, even on positive news, really positive news, like that, they were like death. and un-american. un-american. someone said treasonous, i mean why not? >> a white house spokes person insisted that the president made the comment jokingly saying it was tongue and cheek. >>> i want to get back to the

this is not a royal court.ur oath is to the constitution and to the people. >> it no longer seems that the majority of republicans in congress agree with senator jeff flake about that. max booth and jack earnest are back with us to discuss this. max, what do you make of that article i was talking about in the previous segment advocating voting against party-line vote against republicans, even if you are a republican, even if you believe in their policies, in order to save the republican party from trumpism? >> i completely agree with that, lawrence, and i say that as somebody who spent my entire adult life as a republican, and i worked on three republican presidential campaigns and finally resigned the party the day after donald trump was elected. i completely agree with what ben wittis and john have to say, which is the republican party is now objectively a threat to the constitutional order, to the rule of law, to everything that we hold dear, because now the republican party is not just looking the other way

to be the tomb of a woman who was an acquaintance of the pharaoh senior member of the egyptian royal courtchaeologists say it dates back to the fifth dynasty, 4400 years ago to 2400 bc. they didn't find a mummy. they say that could have been stolen. they didn't find any gold, but they did find several wall paintings where you can see her in various scenes where ancient egyptians are hunting and fishing. is it a big find? absolutely. there aren't very many of these finds happening. normally when we think of egypt, we think of the pyramids. this is in the sand. that said the archaeologists aren't hiding this, not many tourists are going to egypt these days and they are hoping this find and the announcement of it will generate more people coming to the country. fox news, london. julie: an extreme stunt taking place in minnesota. that includes a snowmobile, a mall, and a bunch of people. we will show you what happened next. . . july around it's not all about the super bowl in minneapolis this weekend. no, a snowmobiler pulled off an awesome stunt. an ariel flip over the mall during super bowl

this is not a royal court. our oeth is to the constitution and to the people. as members of congress, we must never accept undignified discourse as normal because of the requirements of tribal party politics. none of this behavior should ever be regarded as normal. we must never allow ourselves to lapse into thinking this is just the way things are now. we will get to this period and when we do, we will look back at the destruction of our discourse and attacks on our democratic values as nothing but a tragedy. may we also be able to say that this were an abberation. but that, my colleagues, is up to us. we must recognize this is abb r hchh abhorrent before. in opposing this behavior we defend our noms, our ideals and our values. it is in opposing this behavior that we stand for decency. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. >> so, senator flake there, you heard him, treason is not a punchline plrk president. joining me now, democratic congressman tim walls, highest ranking enlisted soldier ever to serve in congress. thank you so much, sir, for being with

found guilty journalists say he was sentenced to five years in prison on thursday for insulting the royal court forces these agency says it has evidence that ranger men massacred last september is the first time such an account has been backed up by witness statements from but it's villages and security forces themselves the two journalists behind the investigation have been detained in minot and denied bail a warning job report contains images that some viewers may find disturbing. it's a chilling and detailed account of what can only be described as a premeditated massacre the photographs provided to reuters by a buddhist village elder don't lie the first the news agency says was taken on september first and shows the ten ruhi captives lined up in a row the second taken the day after shows their slain bodies in a mass grave their ages range from seventeen to forty five among them were students fishermen farmers shop owners fathers they were all part of the same community from the village of indian in myanmar's northern rakhine state but a little bit about the building when they were taking th

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military chief of staff general observe a man been salah been yen is being sidelined to become a royal court consultant is replacement is the former commander of the royal saudi air force general fayyad bin honeyed brady well the changes were approved by king some months analysts say it's crown prince mohammed bin some known who's likely to have been the driving force the shake up followed russia's vetoing of a u.n. resolution which would have criticized iran for failing to prevent weapons falling into the hands of who the rebels in yemen it's the first time russia has protected iran in the security council. the fifteen member security council did however unanimously adopt a russian proposed resolution which extends targeted sanctions on iran related to the war in yemen russia doesn't like the outcome of certain expert panel reports it just doesn't like the messages doesn't mean it's been doing everything they say so we'll be urging our colleagues for the good of the united nations system to fight in fact that is what your text doesn't reflect everything in the panel of experts or bosses the

name to john radford, worboys, who has now changed his name tojohn radford, here at court at the royal courtsroceedings brian deveson decided it was very important that warboys, who is the prisoner at the centre of all of this, was certainly present for the proceedings and it was intending that he would appear via video link from prison where he is being held, but because of problems with the video link in another case yesterday, sir bryan decided that worboys should have to appear in person. he entered the dock wearing a grey shirt accompanied by prison officers and looks very different from those mugshots you have seen. he is now 60 years of age, looks older, short grey hair and he wore a grey shirt and jeans and spoke quite softly and nodded when sir brian deveson asked him if he was able to follow the proceedings and took him through the proceedings. there was a short break in the proceedings and at that point, worboys stood up, sipped a cup of water and chatted to the prison officers alongside him. then we heard that a lawyer from the association of prison lawyers was present in court an

driven into the royal courts of justice in a high security van the black cab rate thisjohn worboys was, one attempted sexual assault, one assault by penetration and 12 offences of drugging his victims. thejudge the judge apologised as he sat in the doctor any victims who were upset by him being there in person. 0ne victim said this morning she had never expected him to be released. when we were told it an indefinite sentence... it was just, well, justice has been served, he has been dealt with. he is serving a life sentence now. because that is the way it was put across to us. so we never thought for one second that he would be eligible for parole. in court the qc condemned what she called the blanket secrecy, and the failure to produce any kind of reasons was unlawful, she said. we can't challenge the decision until we know the reasons for it. we have to know whether that reasoning is within the bounds of reasonable pa role within the bounds of reasonable parole board or whether it is really so parole board or whether it is really so unreasonable or has failed to ta ke so unreasonable

daniel sandford, bbc news at the royal courts ofjustice.lfigures on the impact of brexit, which were leaked last week, have now been offered in full to mps. the analysis shows how different kinds of brexit would affect the economy across the regions of the uk. and they suggest, universally, that economic growth would suffer. they've been challenged by brexiteers, who say that analysts have always got their brexit predictions wrong. our political editor, laura kuenssberg. cloistered in the commons, ministers‘ cars parked give away the private meeting in the prime minister's office. the cabinet trying to reach a compromise, continually pushed by brexiteers to adopt a tough line towards the eu. would she be good enough to be very robust when discussing these matters in the brexit committee, has she will be, in order to repudiate any of these eu threats? we will hear all sorts of things being said about positions being taken. what matters are the positions we take in the negotiations as we negotiate the best deal. we have shown we can do that,

driven into the royal courts ofjustice in a high security van, the black cab rapistjohn worboys was ledndcuffs by four prison officers as his victims started their legal battle to prevent his release from prison. worboys was convicted in 2009 of one rape, four sexual assaults, one attempted sexual assault, one assault by penetration and 12 offences of drugging his victims. a london black cab driver, he's suspected of assaulting around 100 female passengers. in the courtroom, he sat in the dock. thejudge, sir brian leveson, apologised if any victims present were upset by him being there in person. 0ne victim explained this morning that she'd never expected him to be released. when we were told it was an indefinite sentence, it was, well, justice has been served. he has been dealt with. he is serving a life sentence now. that was the way it was put across to us. so we never thought for one second that he would be eligible for parole. in court, philippa kaufmann qc, for two of his victims, said, "it appears something has gone very wrong with the parole board's reasoning". and she condemned

guilty journalists he was also sentenced to five years in prison on thursday for insulting the royal court israeli army is sowing the family of a young palestinian man who was crushed to death by one of the army's vehicles they say the twenty one year old damaged the jeep before the incident which happened three years ago and one can reports. the israeli army killed a name in june two thousand and fifteen and now it wants twenty eight thousand dollars for damages to this jeep the crush of the twenty one year old after his death ability family filed a lawsuit against the israeli state the case continues then in january this year the army build the family. this is a copy of the lawsuit given to us by the family lawyer. they reopened there so shameless that they are demanding compensation not because they want the money because they want to make it impossible for us palestinians it's not about the money they want us to give in but we say we have the right you won't break because. in june two thousand and fifteen there was a raid by the army. leader mullah that turned violent the israelis say