now one mp wants a total ban on wild animals in circuses. three raccoons, one fox, a macaw and a zebua lorry for a journey onto the next town? of their own kind, in the way that they would naturally? these wild animals cannot truly say to to be wild. now to the week's brexit news. with the european union. some regulations will remain in step with the eu. years to prepare for brexit. to answer questions. in what's called a ‘meaningful vote‘. means. i don't want to retrack over that. no, but will the meaningful vote be... no, no, no. i recommend you go back to both my comments... well, we are... comments on this matter, they are all in hansard. ? i'm sorry, i think we need to move on. i think we have a right to ask these questions. you're asking questions, you've asked them. well, there's no answer, with respect. vote, because negotiations... as overruling the referendum, if that's what you mean. david davis gave his top tips on how to negotiate. for those who know me, anyway. doesn't work very well. it creates an attitude on the other side and i avoid it. what anyone else does is up to

now one mp wants a total ban on wild animals in circuses. the environment there are currently 18 wild animals licensed for travelling shows in england, including six reindeer, three camels, three zebra, three raccoons, one fox, eight mccaw and a see—through. raccoons, one fox, eight mccaw and a see-through. is it right i question that we allow wild animals to travel around the country from temporary enclosures to circus tent and back toa enclosures to circus tent and back to a lorry for a journey onto the next town? what sort of life is that for animals such as the present camels? without space to forage and interact with other animals of their own kind, in the way that they would naturally? these wild animals are not truly said to be wild. now to the weak‘s ll; zsr: 22: 7—12; :: lugs: the commons she's confident britain can reach an agreement with the european union. she said she wants trade across borders which is as frictionless as possible, and that while the uk will leave the single market, and thejurisdiction of the european court ofju

you led the fight in stopping the use of animals exploited in circuses, and now ringling brothers circuses, however many years it was in business has shutdown because society does not support that cruelty, and society does not support cruelty in the fur industry, and san francisco needs to lead that effort, too. thank you. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. is there anyone else who would like to speak in public comment, please come forward now. thank you. >> good morning. my name's pat couvia. i live in belmont, but i come to san francisco quite often. i like the museums up here. whenever a regulation is proposed, businesses always cry that the sky is falling, and it never does. businesses go on and on, and regulations are passed every day, and if the criteria why, you know, the businesses complaints, we wouldn't have any regulation. we wouldn't have clean water regulation, we wouldn't have clean air, nothing, but for the animals, the sky is falling every day, and we know that. we know cruel it is to trap them, we know how cruel it is on the fur farms, and something like this, it's so proces

but there was an argument that there was no place for circuses in britain.ld animals to travel around the country from temporary enclosures to circus tent and back to a lorry for a journey on to the next town? what sort of a life is that for animals such as zebras and camels? without space to forage and interact with other animals of their own kind in the way that they would naturally, these wild animals cannot truly say to be wild. her bill has a long way to go before it becomes law. that's it for me. for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. join me tomorrow for a round—up of westminster. hello again. that pesky snow is clearing from scotland, the last of it hanging around the north parts. at showers across the north—west, wintry over a high ground. a chilly start to the day because we are seeing clear spells, so there is a risk of frost and a bit of ice first thing in the morning. then all of the attention is to the south—east because an area of low pressure is spinning up from the channel. this is going to bring outbreaks of rain, the rain could be more

do we really want to get sidetrack said by more of these circuses on the hill.hat's what we are going to have either way, regardless if all of these folks end up confirmed. >> we're going to a summit with north korea here. mike pompeo seems to have wide and vast support. do you expect him to be easy and quick or haskell to be slow and arduous? what's your read on this? >> i talked earlier this week about this confirmation battles that are stacking up in the senate. and the general thinking for now, and obviously the hearings have not happened is and that will determine amount of their prospects. but the thinking right now is that mike pompeo does seem to have an easier shot at being confirmed as secretary of state considering the criticisms we have seen from republicans on gina haskell and questions about her tenure at the cia with those coming from the likes of john mccain and rand paul. however, there is growing concern about pompeo and his ability to be confirmed. obviously, as you know, it's a 51-49 majority in the senate. rand paul is opposed to both nomine

this is one traditional circuses have a volved into big budgets movie like production values zippo. now in theaters as well as tents. really very very clear experiences like the same way your favorite thing about the war that you see. maybe. there are. two hundred fifty years old the circus still come to bates audience is a place where i'm polite but the. time for the sports news is far. thanks very much australia's cricket team has admitted to ball tampering during the third test against south africa in cape town an act that's against the sport's rules cameron bancroft was caught on camera placing a small object down his trousers after working on the ball when questioned by the umpires he instead produced a sunglasses cloth from his pocket he later admitted it was a piece of tape that he was using to rub dirt on the ball he's been charged with ball tampering by cricket's governing body. i guess what's obvious is you know i saw it on the screens and having done that on. a lot and get out that was the result in may shoving it down. the leadership knew that. we spoke about it at lunch

confident britain can reach an agreement with the european union. while everyone to the animals in circusesurrently 1812 animals are licensed for shows in england. get it right now questioned at the allow wild animals to travel around the country from temporary enclosures to circus tent and back toa lorry for a journey the next town? what sort of life is that for animals? without space to florida and to write with other animals of their own kind like they would naturally. these wild animals cannot be truly said to be wild. emboldened by her latest speech on brexit , theresa may told the commons she's confident britain can reach an agreement with the european union. she said she wants trade across borders which is as frictionless as possible, and that while the uk will leave the single market, and thejurisdiction of the european court ofjustice, some regulations will remain in step with the eu. a short time later the chancellor appeared in front of a committee of mps and told them the uk needed a free—flowing border between dover and calais and that he was setting aside £3 billion over the n

this is one traditional circuses have evolved into big budgets movie like production values zippos nowin theaters as well as temps. were very very clear experiences like you know like the way you. think about the what if you leave. it. there. for. two hundred fifty years on the circus still come to vegas audience is a place where fear and fun collide. al-jazeera. of flower lovers from across india are basking in the n.b.a. ansell of asia's biggest hulett garden then there again the garden in indian administered kashmir open to the public on sunday a tourist favorite of sources say thousands visit every year to see the colorful home grown petals there they are more than one million two nips of fifty four righties were planted this year the flowers can usually last up to a month unless there is a harsh winter. now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera saudi arabia's air forces say they've intercepted and shot down missiles including one near its capital riyadh several loud booms could be heard there before midnight local time yemen's who the rebels have claimed responsibility for the

cities have begun several months of celebrations some circuses have seen falling audiences due to mounting costs and animal welfare concerns as barker reports a new generation of performers are trying to turn their fortunes around. these are tomorrow's circus stars the students are developing dead devil acts and pushing their bodies to the extreme. it's fascinating to watch something that looks so effortless but that you know you can't day when someone's made it just that they can do it every day which we do we do it every day with you anyway three years later still like you claim apollo the bold and circus was born in britain in seventeen sixty eight when a showman called philip asli set up a tent in london and filled it with x. this is a nineteenth century circus rolling into town an explosion of noise and color in a black and white world they would evolve into massive money making spectacles. today the circus like a theater all the opera is seen as an art form in its own right to people who see an extraordinary feat and that's always been repeated of circus this year the physicality ove

this is one traditional circuses have evolved into big budgets movie like production values zippo search now in theaters as well as temps. there were very very clear experiences like like the way your right to sleep about the war that you will be. there. for. two hundred fifty years on the circus still captivates audience is a place where beer and fun collide the barca al-jazeera burma give up. the cup takes the headlines now violence has fled between protesters and police in barcelona as thousands of people rally against the rest of formic acid on president carter's pledge to mount but jim aunt was detained on a gear of pain arrest warrants in germany while heading to belgium protest as a rallying in front of the european commission office in boston or in plan to march to the german consulate but she won't fled spain in october after leading an illegal referendum on secession spanish authorities want him extradited on charges of rebellion and callen has mall. there is of course under european extradition treaties a process that has to be followed legally the germans are now determining

. >> only in certain circuses. >> but, remember, he is advancing a conservative agenda in the justice department on voting rights, on civil rights. you know, he is not powerless. and he is doing what he really wants to do on issues he cares about. you know, the country is a different place. >> that may be why he is choosing to take the abuse. >> exactly. >> all right. gentlemen, stick around. skepticism growing over president trump's pick for the veterans affairs department. he is making news at an unscripted rally in ohio. cnn's abby phillip live in palm beach with the very latest. abby. >> reporter: good morning, john. president trump is waking up here in west palm beach, and he's waking up with a smaller than usual inner circle with the departure of hope hicks. the newly named white house secretary, the white house doctor, is getting scrutiny over his resume and whether he has the qualifications to do this job. mounting accident is similar on capitol hill about the qualifications of president trump's nominee to lead the department of veterans affairs, white house doctor navy admira

a lot of people recording him for their wild west shows, there were a number of circuses traveling the country, including already which feature its cowboys and indians and animals. ... >> in these shows he was just not, you know, this was i one of the great americans of all time. and he was known and still is revered around the world. he was not treated with respect in thesese shows until cody came along. and cody had been after him for a long time. he knew that sitting bull was like a, you know, a big score. [laughter] to use today's or parlance. he knew that having him in his show would bring in a lot of money, and by then cody himself was this huge superstar as well. after the little bighorn, he had avenged custer's death by scalping an indian and then returning to the stage in new york and elsewhere on the east coast and reenacting this scalping of yellow hand. and brandishing the scalp, to the dismayy of many. but cody was a showman, and he had been acting for some time, and he just really, like, cranked it up at this point. so he was able to convince sitting bull to join his show

participation in the event over the collapse and critical illness of the former russian double agent circusesscript in the u.k. britain's foreign secretary says if evidence emerges that implies russian state involvement it would be difficult to see how u.k. representation in the world cup could go ahead moscow is still gearing up to host the tournament with celebrations including an open air concert in moscow to last. i. was. the countdown is on what exactly one hundred days to go until the first ball is kicked russia puts on a party for six thousand world cup volunteers. a moscow ice skating rink may have been an unlikely choice of venue sliding tackles probably a bit dangerous here but those involved are already looking forward to the summer. years and it's really exciting and a huge responsibility being a volunteer and helping the whole world but i'm ready and eager to get started i think we want to show the world how beautiful the country is. and how friendly the people are. the tournament will take place in twelve stadiums across eleven cities like here in preparations are largely runnin

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at the time, they were capturing rhinos for circuses and he ended up in a zoo in the czech republic soll on the conservancy. we had got to know him as an individual. how old was he? when he died, he was 45. is there a rino yea rs died, he was 45. is there a rino years equivalent? —— rhino. we like to say he had reached the age of 100. whether that is true, i am not sure, definitely very old individual. and he was sick at the end. yeah comedy was coming down with lots of —— yeah, he was coming down with lots of age—related illnesses, he had stopped feeding, recumbent, not good for a large animal, he was suffering, and that is why we took the decision to utilise him. that is one heck of a decision. it is. -- to euthanise him. you have to put it into context. functionally, from a reproductive perspective, he had become irrelevant over the past five yea rs, become irrelevant over the past five years, just because of his age. luckily, we have plenty of... we have stored northern white rhino seaman. the future of the species is incredibly dire but the fact we have it and we have two females

>> well, nick, nothing has short circused the alabama, indeed, southern need since the civil war, and realities. in rural pennsylvania, there's that same sense. and identification with a lot of what the trumpian anger. but i think down here it's hard to generalize maybe about conor lamb and doug jones. with conor lamb, i thought you saw a modern face on democratic party principles. and what doug jones, i think you saw more clearly preference for a candidate who would not embarrass the state the way roy moore did. but what these people share and what's important for democrats in 2018, they found a way to talk about hot button trump-type issues. for example, conor lamb said, i don't believe in abortion or i don't favor abortions as a practice but i support the right of a woman to make her own medical decisions. and in alabama, doug jones was able to say along with conor lamb, look, i know guns, i own guns. i've handled them. but i'm not a parent for the nra. i think those were powerful messages if we are where i think we are, which is at a flex point back towards calm centerism. >> both