dominic all back combines his two concerts. granma makes the best food that's a pretty widespread opinion all over the world i'm italian grannies or make the best pasta makes sense right a british log out living in italy was sad to see the tradition of pasta making dying out so she set out to film talented ladies whipping up their special creations in order to preserve the crafts for future generations of course along with flour water and oil as a healthy helping of love added into the mix. fatty . jack. but. just say that you said. it. is ninety five years old she's from the island of sardinia and she's been making pasta for more than eighty years with body and soul. needing the past to do is part of her daily routine every single noodle is handmade . from the shape fingernail macaroni. the pasta grannies web page introduces italian grandmothers their traditional recipes local noodle shapes and personal stories from all around me. the intention behind the project is to preserve the centuries old pasta tradition. the site was f

dominic hughes, bbc news. from us senators for an fbi investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against his supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. it follows his appearance before a senate committee on thursday, when he strenuously denied attacking a woman when they were at high school together in the 1980s. chris buckler reports. look at me when i'm talking to you! you're telling me that my assault doesn't matter! this moment when a senator came face—to—face with victims campaigners may have changed the course of brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearings. ..that you'll let people like that go into the highest court of the land... jeff flake was the key republican vote on the judiciary committee and up to this point, he appeared to support judge kavanaugh's nomination, despite the allegations of sexual assault. do you think that brett kavanaugh is telling the truth? when the committee reconvened, he was absent from his chair, involved in meetings with democrats. when he returned, he would only vote yes i

you mentioned europe being dominant this morning. why are they able to be so dominant this morning?orning. no, it wasn't. i think the american team have struggled at times to negotiate their way around this golf course. we witnessed that with some of the wayward tee shots. dustinjohnson out on the course earlier this morning. we know it helped the home side, the european team who can set up side, the european team who can set up this golf course the way they wa nt up this golf course the way they want to. that is certainly what thomas bjorn did. as far as the morning four balls, a dream partnership for sergio garcia and rory mcilroy, who teamed up once again. sergio garcia justifying his wild card selection despite poor from this season. they beat brooks koepka and tony finau. 0ne from this season. they beat brooks koepka and tony finau. one point on the board for europe. paul casey, another wild card. back after a 10—year absence they beat rickie fowler and dustin johnson. 10—year absence they beat rickie fowler and dustinjohnson. wayward shots. incredible approach at 13. support p

dominic hughes, bbc news.ters journalists, who've been imprisoned there. wah lone and jaw soh 0o were sentenced to seven years hard labour earlier this month for violating the official secrets act. they were investigating the killing of rohingya muslims by security forces. amal clooney, who's representing the two men told our chief international correspondent, lyce doucet that they were ‘set up'. this case of two reuters journalists is widely seen as a test of democratic freedoms in myanmar. a travesty of justice also. it is a manifest injustice. they were the victims of a setup, they had documents planted on them, and police were lying in wait to arrest them and the whole trial was a charade. what really happened is that they were investigating and reporting on a massacre of rohingya muslim men, the officials found out about it and wanted to silence them. so they have arrested them on this false pretext and subjected them to a show trial. aung—san suu kyi said this trial has nothing to do with freedom of expr

they're trying to make that a thug is also but it is brexit the dominant —— that dominates everythinghank you. serena williams who's been grabbing the headlines, after she accused the umpire of sexism and treating her unfairly. williams was cited by the official for three code violations, and for breaking her racket and finally for using the umpire for which she was docked a whole game. she demanded an apology from him and called him a liar and beef before going on patrick gearey reports. you owe me an apology! i have never cheated on my life! this was not the story tennis wanted or expected. serena williams furious at being warned for receiving coaching and then penalised again for verbal abuse towards the umpire. all this in a match that she hoped would take her to grand slam 24. it overshadowed a sensational victory for naomi osaka, playing in a final she had only dreamed of and outclassing a player she had idolised. serena williams' journey back from childbirth and life—threatening blood clots is remarkable. her fury grew through the second set. you will never be on another court

also coming up chinese telecoms giant wall way sets its sights on the german market with plans to dominate the five g. ultra high speed mobile network but there are concerns over potential industrial espionage. and could london's loss be frankfurt's gain chancellor merkel hopes so she's making the case for european financial hub on the banks of the river mine are regs it will hit the city of london. this is a business i'm got off as welcome google it's a noun that became a verb and a very very valuable company twenty years ago at. araf ph d. students working out of the proverbial garage wants to make internet searches better so google was born the excitement of the young democratic internet its ambitions were even courageous delivering the world's information to anyone with internet access but the company is its business practices its aim and scope and also its uses have changed over the past two decades. google's business model is simple users searching the internet tell google about themselves allowing google to sell targeted advertising to businesses the firm i.p.o. at eighty five dolla

dominic graduated from howard university in 2008.university in 2008. i was told that i had a bachelor ‘s degree andi told that i had a bachelor ‘s degree and i could do anything we said. that she found there were no jobs. to come back and not be able to... to come back and not be able to... to land the jobs that you feel like deserve and feel like that, you know, you worked hard academically to get this, it was hard. but it is not all bad news. eric thinks the economic finance —— crisis taught our generation an important lesson to those of us are graduated in 2008 learned the hard way that you need to be patient and stay humble when you think about your career. for a generation once described as selfish and self absorbed, ten years on from the financial crisis, when we ask what the biggest change has been, the answer mayjust be asked. —— asked. —— us. let's go to asia now and the us has invited china to restart trade talks according to the white house's top economic adviser. that has raised hopes that the escalating trade war can be

the economic life and domination well the answer the question whether there with this last is. no or not yet because i fear that the west which has been in many ways the most successful civilization ever in human history or to a thing so much power or wealth and also ideas that have transformed the womb is no sadly on the way of losing his place and that's a result of many strategic mistakes that were made. especially the end of the cold war when after they defeated the soviet union without firing a shot is it with the end of history we have arrived we don't have to change we don't have to adapt and the mistake they made was that the west went to sleep at precisely the moment when china and india were waking up. and the reason why significant china and india we know is because from the year one through the year hundred twenty four eighteen hundred of the last two thousand years the two largest economies of the world always those of china and india but you have said that the western powers don't quite understand that china and india are taking over economically but this has been

raab issued what was seen that dominic raab issued what was seen as a that dominic raab issued whata hard border on the island of ireland you have got to impose it and he wasn‘t impressed with that. dominic raab insisted britain is ready deal or no deal. do you believe him? they have issued these notices, they have said they will issue 70 technical notices, they haveissued issue 70 technical notices, they have issued 2a of them so far. they have issued 2a of them so far. they have been talking about potentially flying in things like insulin and all that kind of stuff. are we ready, simon? we have six months to go. my sense is that we are not and that there will be an extension of article 50 at some point, some sort of fudge. there is a growing realisation on the eu side that basically we thought this was britain‘s problem and actually this is going to hit us in some pretty negative ways and we need to do something but what that is as much ticks down no one is sure what. including me will stop and mervyn king. thank you, simon jack, our business editor. people use them for fun, sport

dominic hughes, bbc news. result in anaphylactic shock — and shejoins me now via webcam from north london. take us through your situation.|j take us through your situation. i am almost 15 weeks pregnant currently, andi almost 15 weeks pregnant currently, and i have been looking for a device of some sort in the last three months. i was originally given a prescription for emma rate which is the first one that they prescribed. i went to multiple pharmacies, and i was told there was no start and i needed to get a discussion for a epipen. i got a prescription, went and got the same story, i tried the nha ‘s application which is called echo, supposedly delivering prescriptions to your door, thinking they would have more options. —— nhs. i waited they would have more options. —— nhs. iwaited nine they would have more options. —— nhs. i waited nine days before i was told that my order would be dispatched and then three days later was told that my order had been cancelled because they could not get the item. i went to

they were the underdogs but europe dominate at the ryder cup.y lead the usa 10—6 going into tomorrow's final day. where rory mcilroy will begin those singles matches facing justin thomas. their worst start in 29 years — a new low for manchester united as they're beaten by west ham. and it's a mercedes front row for the russian grand prix — but it's not hamilton on pole. hello, good evening. thank you for tuning in. europe will take a 10—6 lead into the final day of the ryder cup. they dominated the fourballs this morning, but the usa clawed back a couple of vital points in the afternoon's foursomes. still, they'll need a spectacular comeback if they're to retain the cup. europe managed it in 2012, the miracle at medina, from 6—10 down — so it is possible, but europe will be confident of victory after today's performances. ben croucher rounds up the action: the battle cry created in scandinavia, the golf course in france, the rivalry created down the decades. the ryder cup is in the leg unmistakable but the usa have found it easy to lose yourself

dominating space has now become kitchen table conversation and that will benefit this country. while the air force is striving forward, restoring the readiness and lethality of the force and buying things faster and smarter, in the end, the most important thing we have is people, and the ideas our airmen have to make things better. in austin, texas, five airmen from air education and training command had an idea. lt. colonel paul vickers. lurnt colonel eric from. lieutenant consumer gabe arrington, and scott vanedwater are testing pilots with virtual reality simulators. i visited the team in june and the results so far are promising. learning the old way when they start out, trainees are typically able to fly just ten minutes or so of an hour and a half training ride with the instructor doing the rest. but if they get a lot more practice in virtual reality, the students are flying about 90% of their first rides, shaving weeks off of flight training. lt. colonel vicker and some of his team members are here today, and the new pilot training simulators are down in the expo center.

dominic calling. nine hundred eighty two i've been here that german rap has materia and castro were born and now they've joined forces to record an album together it's called nineteen eighty two and this is the story of how it all happened. to. me. graduates much period and custom a celebration of a joint album with the actually named best single champion song. of the album is called north and i needed to casper now but material in kasparov's. their first boss was very strong was sometimes tiring but we've done some great things just celebrating this year and now and what we've achieved of the three of life problem of the. friends that wanted to do an album together for a while now but it wasn't until this year the good feeling you had time. to give on a snowboard last february we were in austin and playing a round of table tennis and we both love table tennis to serve me well before we even got going or had music we'd come up with the album cover the title on their heads up now the second cop. benjam

live from london also coming up the far right expected to win big as sweden votes in an election dominated by fears over migrants and welfare. cuts and flags but no missiles as north korea marks its seventieth anniversary with a huge military parade plus. listening. to. now mia soccer's groundbreaking victory in the u.s. open final is marred by serena williams as clashes with the. syria's government has resumed its heavy bombardment of rebel positions in a province observer groups say helicopters dropped more than sixty barrel bombs on the village of ho bait in south russian jets reportedly carried out more than ten strikes in neighboring hammock province it follows a day of heavy bombardment on saturday as syria's government paves the way for a possible ground offensive and lip locals have described almost constant attacks. had learned is a lot of displaced people people are very afraid today is drugs have been going on nonstop since this morning every minute one who even three helicopters fly over. stephanie decker is following developments from untucked on the turkey syria border it's t

dominant in this award for many years.or many years. luka modric given that year he had for real madrid winning the champions league and helping inspire croatia to that world cup final he is the tip of many people including the germany manager you can. we will find out in the next few hours. ronaldo, meanwhile, this may give some suggestion, he has not made the journey to london this evening so it looks as though luka modric will be crowned this evening. we will find out ina crowned this evening. we will find out in a few hours. there's no lionel messi tonight, mainly down to the form of liverpool's mohamed salah? yes, salah making the shortlist of three. messi many think should be in as well. he has been dominant in this competition with a big rivalry with cristiano ronaldo. no space for him on the shortlist, didn't make the original list of ten. perhaps thatis the original list of ten. perhaps that is due to barcelona not reaching the champions league final and the way argentina performed in the world cup. many of the ju

but a little earlier, the brexit secretary, dominic raab told the bbc‘s brexitcast programme, that theng an final agreement with the eu. we will proceed to negotiate in good faith. i think the uk is going to stick to the course that we set which is to find a deal that addresses the three key issues. first of all, frictionless trade at the border. secondly northern ireland and if we're not met halfway and no serious movement on the eu side then frankly what looked like an attempt at the last minute to try and trip up the prime minister, i don't think that's going to move a country like the uk. equally i think we all keep our call and there will be more twists and turns and we will keep resolute and cubical shooting. our political correspondent, ben wright is at westminster. dominic raab making it clear that he still feels a deal is possible but it's the eu that needs to make some movement. that's right. we are expecting a statement in the next boom in it but i'm hearing it could be delayed somewhat. an unusual thing for the prime minister to do, making a statement inside number ten on l

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tonight -- maya rudolph and fred armisen, star of "colette," actor dominic west.turing the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump today repeated his claim that hurricane relief in puerto rico was a success. tweeting that, "they did an unappreciated great job in puerto rico. even though an inaccessible island with very poor electricity and a totally incompetent mayor of san juan." [ audience ohs ] it was so offensive, that hurricane florence turned north. [ tires screeching ] [ laughter and applause ] donald trump, jr. has said in an interview yesterday that he is not worried about going to jail, as a result of special counsel mueller's investigation. yeah, jail's nothing to worry about. on your first day there, just walk up to the biggest guy in the yard and say, "hey, dad." [ laughter and applause ] a former trump organiz

into european success. convert domestic dominance into european success.have won the spanish league title in three of the last four seasons, but just spanish league title in three of the last four seasons, butjust one champions league crowd in the last seven years, they are becoming impatient. they have got one of the toughest groups out there as well. totte n ha m , toughest groups out there as well. tottenham, barcelona and which eindhoven and into milan. other teams looking to convert that domestic success are manchester city. they are looking to build on what was a fantastic premier league season for them last year, a record amount of the elite points at 100. 32 wins in the season, just two losses and a massive 106 goals scored. they became unstuck in the champions league to eventual runners—up, that was liverpool. the reds host paris st germain on tuesday and captain jordan reds host paris st germain on tuesday and captainjordan henderson is confident his side can go one better this time around. we want to keep improving, we want to improve from last

could end republican dominance in the house and also in the senate u.s. media is focusing on campaigns and also on the question of russian meddling will the u.s. see a repeat of the twenty sixteen election interference as alleged by the f.b.i. and to what extent are russia's online trolls trying to influence american voters opinions today we want to hear russian perspectives on how they view this and other news stories as well as the bigger picture of russia u.s. relations and joining us to do that via skype from moscow are numb still bob moscow correspondent for the daily beast and newsweek and boston. a ph d. candidate at harvard university she studies social media russian politics and russia's influence on public opinion abroad and in new york mother shingo a journalist and contributor to russian media outlets including color sound expert t.v. and t.v. reign welcome to the stream everyone let's start with meddling i want to share a tweet sent to this stream from you while weber associate professor of russian and you. gratian studies at daniel morgan gr

a very dominant ride by anna van der breggen.elf, she was that strong and to win by that margin was something super impressive. you will not forget that for a very long time. an australian team waving a kangaroo because they have a silver medallist. amanda spratt coming second. that must feel like a victory because anna van der breggen was in a class of her own and you get a silver medal was a very big accomplishment and something she should be very proud of. she has been one of those riders working tirelessly for others, so i think the people's feeling will be that she just deserves that so much. we've seen her work there so many people and to see her get a medal at the world championships is amazing. she was thrilled to get that medal and as was the bronze medallist. 1a years ago, she had her first appearance on a podium at a world championship. and she has really slipped into that mentor role since. to bring home the bronze medal for italy, massive celebrations in the italian camp tonight. the dutch have won the elite road rac

polls have opened in sweden in a general election dominated by the rise of an anti—immigration party.crats, stand a good chance of becoming the second biggest party in parliament. their campaigning has focused on immigration and crime. the social democrat prime minister, stefan luhveyn, was spotted on his way to the polling booth this morning and answered questions on the prospect of a good showing for the sweden democrats, a party he's previously accused of spreading extremism. are you worried? 0f are you worried? of course, either we stay with a decent democracy or we stay with a decent democracy or we choose another path. a little earlier we spoke to our europe correspondent gavin lee, who has spent the morning in the swedish capital, stockholm. what we have seen is a reflex of similar circumstances in other countries in europe, the issues of migration and here in sweden, the sweden democrats are the emergent party, talking about the worry of crime, a spike in gun crime and gang crime, conflating that with migration. it's an issue because back in 2015 sweden saw the most migrants e

there is no doubt who the dominant character is here. the reporters here are waiting for him, and he happens to be my guest today, matteo salvini, the deputy prime minister and interior minister and arguably the most powerful populist politician in europe today. he rose to power on the back ofan anti—immigrant, anti—eu message — so what does his rise mean for italy and for europe? deputy prime minister matteo salvini, welcome to hardtalk. grazie. we are meeting at the ambrosetti forum, where the italian political elite come to discuss the future of your country. and i've been speaking to people and there's a great deal of fear and suspicion about you and your agenda. some people are calling you dangerous, some people are calling you an extremist. why do you think there is so much suspicion of you? you've chosen to answer me by immediately turning to the issue of immigration. there is no question that immigration was one of the biggest messages that you carried with you through the election campaign, but your message seems to be that ital

scotland. this area by pressure is still the dominant feature. dominant feature. suffer much on wednesdayy. louder went and a fine day. always wettest to the north and west you are. bye—bye. 00:21:04,891 --> 858993220:55:33,799 hello, 858993220:55:33,799 --> 1717986441:30:02,707 this 1717986441:30:02,707 --> 2576979662:04:31,615 is 2576979662:04:31,615 --> 3435972882:39:00,523 bbc 3435972882:39:00,523 --> 4294966103:13:29,432 news. the headlines... underway in birmingham. she also accuses labour of undermining the national interest. politics with brexit. and agree with you? let's come together and get the best deal for britain. island of sulawesi. with many thought to be trapped under collapsed buildings. the firm private. he'll also pay a £15 million fine. with victory over the united states. 0pen champion francesco molinari secured the winning point. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday.

to sort of dominate this game. and i think they need a big performance now to really get the fans back on board and to get in a different headspace probably as well as mccambridge from database for its thank you so much on now it is a tradition and bedded in their dress their language and their identity beaded jewelry is a key part of the cultural heritage of kenya's myside tribe and it's been increasingly adopted by young kenyans seeking to create an african identity for themselves either come on e went to meet the women behind this most intricate and beautiful form of handiwork . it is a place of. deeply rooted culture and home to a group that still follows a unique traditional lifestyle. or the police observe bros is one of many messiah villages in kenya and it is here that one of the best known symbols of african traditions is created. and crafted intricate beat work is as much a part of my sight culture as heading cattle. who are able. or did it's job you see we want to marseilles love to be beautiful and this

that year of domination is coming to an end by they cannot accept it psychologically they cannot accept it emotionally and therefore they're resisting it and that's why they're confused so my book is an effort to help them understand how they can adjust and adapt to a new world and actually create a better world in the process and just in terms of keeping the leaders are i just in terms of accepting the world as it is and multipolar well i actually in my book has the west last to conclude the book by giving the west what i call my three m. advice and three m. three m. words the first is minimalist now the west continues to intervene in the affairs of so many countries around the world i'm saying stop it and even a relatively peaceful president like barack obama in the last year of his a ministration the united states dropped twenty six thousand bob's on seven countries why why are you bombing at the country's stop. and then the second hand word is marty lateral and here frankly all these multilateral institutions the un the i.m.f. the world bank the world trade organization are western

automakers dominate. a plan to double profits, expand product range by 2022, including unveiling its first vehicle to have beaten that luxury vehicle sport utility market also pledging 60% of models use hybrid technology by 2022. ferrari shares jump more than 3% in the wake of those announcements. and shares of a dutch navigational company, plunging on news of google's partnership with renault, mitsubishi use tech companies android operations starting in 2021. posting the worst day since 2011 back to you. >> big drop to the down size >>> let's get to sue herera for a news update. >> good morning, morgan and everyone here's what's happening at this hour visa and master card say they and several banks will pay $6.2 billion to settle a long running lawsuit brought by merchants over fees. they set aside money to make the payments. >>> macron unveiling plans to make france's health care system considered one of the best and sufficient and sustainable for the next 15 years. announced organizational changes at h

because brexit will dominate the rest of your life in one form or another. does it really matter?finish my sentence. it is like being at home, being interrupted all the time, tony. sorry, continue. does it really matter what these 20 mps are going to wreck the brexit plans and really think when we have on the metro barnier rubble, the eu's chief negotiator saying it is unworkable. borisjohnson has pushed theresa may into a position where she has very little room to manoeuvre and they will attack over not being flexible enough over what sort of deal she should be seeking from the eu. what barnier is making clear is something the eu has said from the start of the eu has said from the start of the process. you can't cherry pick what bits of the eu you want to align yourself with, in this case keeping the same standards while not agreeing to the other freedoms and duties of the european union, and the key to the british context is freedom of movement. so here saying you can't have unfettered access to the single market while refusing to accept freedom of movement. that is essentially

this is likely to dominate, isn't it? likely to dominate, isn't it?nment secretary, that her plan is "arranged". is "arranged". what is it, coming from activists? —— deranged. -- deranged. seen is those who support it are more numerous. more numerous. the opportunities, housing and jobs and security. and security. this is what we will be looking and talking about. be looking and talking about. there's a lot of issues that we will be talking about as well. be talking about as well. dominate the landscape for many years to come. years to come. addressing a mass rally with about 1000 people. 1000 people. it is hard to go against that. and talk about other things. things. other things exciting, compelling and meaningful. and meaningful. jones knows about business and says this plan is a good plan. this plan is a good plan. is but a lot of important other issues. issues. stuff, you will find it interesting and exciting. and exciting. weekend, they say that some of their proposals really appeal to people? proposals really appeal to people? personal finances

the model market dominance or its power to decide is a factor that distorts competition. and if they say but you newspapers profit from the traffic that google sends your way we have to respond very clearly and say we're not profiting from it we're depend. on it so this is a. google search results do indeed leak many users to a newspaper site part of the same time google is their biggest competitor for advertising revenue. ninety percent sometimes up to ninety nine percent of advertising revenue growth is accounted for by google and facebook shows how distorted the market is. in the year two thousand germany's newspapers took in four billion euros more in revenue through print advertising than they do today experts estimate that at least two thirds of all digital advertising revenue already goes to facebook and google or why are these giants so successful. we spoke to professor frank nordiques of dortmund's technical university he's one of the country's leading media economists. and he confirms that not only has the press lost future amounts of printed advertising revenue

i'll invite dominic to react, and then i think they will be exiting. a smooth exit., the governor of the bank of england, mark carney, was smuggled into the cabinet meeting via a back door. he told them how the bank was preparing for a no—deal brexit, including one worst—case scenario, with house prices crashing and a massive financial shock. so sensitive are the plans, an official asks for the papers back at the end of the meeting. can ijust check you haven't picked up any papers from the table? no. thank you, secretary of state, can ijust check you haven't got any papers? thank you so much. thank you. i wonder how you felt when you heard the governor of the bank of england say that house prices might drop by a third. we're working for a good deal, i believe we can get a good deal, but actually we're still not at the end of the negotiations, so we need to prepare for all eventualities, and so a no—deal is one of those eventualities. how did you feel? there's the governor of the bank of england, a man you've just agreed to reappoint, and he's saying to the cabinet of

senate judiciary committee in a hearing as dominating global media coverage he's addressing what have been described as credible claims of sexual assault dating back to nine hundred eighty two brett kavanaugh has been a strident need denying the allegations though saying he's been the victim of a character assassination to discuss this and. we cross live to samir khan for the latest details from there give us an outline as to what's been happening. well international issues like iran d.p. r. k. and actual wars like syria and yemen have taken a back seat and capitals hearings have been a dominating the news cycle for a couple weeks now and we witnessed a series of twists and turns over the past month or so and all of america's tuned in to find out if cavanagh did or did not sexually assault christine for over thirty six years ago but all the suspense and media hype surrounding the case is making it seem more like a soap opera than serious news but cavanagh was questioned for hours and what did we find out well here's ford. i recall saying that the boy who assaulted me could someday be

nowjust one story dominates from our bbc sports centre.not quite been four months since real madrid lifted the title for a third season in a row. already, champion league football is back. madrid have dominated the competition in recent years with real having won for from the last five titles. their city rivals have appeared in the final twice in the same time. despite this season ‘s final being held in the spanish capital, could this be the year that the monopoly of madrid comes to an end? the monopoly of madrid comes to an end ? although the monopoly of madrid comes to an end? although real art going for ad fourth title in a row, it has all changed. firstly, they have lost the all—time record gold scorer ronaldo. and the new boss has an unenviable job. meanwhile, barcelona will be looking to push the more the way again. once again, they are desperate to convert domestic dominance into european success. they won the spanish league title in three from the last four seasons but with just one champions league crowned in the last seven years,

public broadcasters in the us are underfunded and correspondingly weak political propaganda is dominant on the net newspapers are the only consistently critical voices they also uncover scandals. the washington post is one of the world's most renowned newspapers it has always confronted the powerful it lifted the lid on watergate. and brought down president richard nixon today it's trying to fend off the attacks of president trump. margaret sullivan is probably the best known columnist in the u.s. before she moved to the post she ran a local newspaper we tend to think that president trumps attacks on the press which we are so public we tend to think that that's our our biggest problem but i actually don't think it is i think the biggest problem is the demise and the troubles of local newspapers and local journalism when you get out into rural areas there are whole swaths of the country that don't have any news coverage. news deserts the lot of the shade less newspaper coverage is available parts of the u.s. and now bereft of daily newspapers and independent journalists there's no one to

leaders from around the world are here in new york but events of the united nations likely to be dominated by president trump and the u.s. leader is also likely to be in all the headlines diplomats say that an unfortunate distraction from many of the pressing issues that leaders should be dealing with james plays out zero of the united nations the last british airways flight has taken off from iran after the carrier suspended flights in and out of the country air france k l m is also stopping flights there it says the service is not commercially viable the decision follows the us pull out of the iran nuclear deal in may and reinstatement of heavy sanctions german airline love and a number of non european airlines however will keep flying to ron in the u.k. thousands of people have marched again sprague's this is the opposition labor party meets to decide its stand its leader jeremy corbyn as promised to give his party members a choice on the matter paul brennan is at the labor party conference in liverpool. brix it has been allocated a time slot of just two and a half hours of labour's ann

it does seem to dominate the agenda. what do you make of what jeremy dominate the agenda.doing about it? he is our leader but he isn't dealing with the key challenge, he must start acting, adopt the international definition, deal with a long legacy of cases of anti—semitism from members of the labour party and staff the unit that deals with them properly. people like jackie wilk, who continues to save dues were main financiers of the slave trade, are still members of the party and that cannot be right. nathan, what is your experience of the whole issue? it's been difficult to be a jewish activist in the labour party, people in my community think we are a racist party and it's up to us to prove we are not, so racist party and it's up to us to prove we are not, so the first step should be the acceptance of the international definition at the nec next week so i think that's an open goal and it would go a long way to repair relations between the community and the party. lots of dues have labour values and feel at home in the party, it has enacted every piece of antiracism legi

raab and michel barnier, looking ahead, said dominic raab, we agreed to review the state of play inng of heads of state, which is next thursday. that is the immediate timeline, trying to get some decisions made by thursday and then looking ahead to the eu summit in october and doubtless we will have reaction and commentary about that after 2pm. north and south korea have opened a joint liaison office on the north's side of the heavily militarized border. this will allow the two sides to communicate on a regular basis for the first time since the korean war. from seoul, laura bicker explained the significance. this building is in essence a de facto joint korean embassy, it is the first time since the korean war where the two sides will be able to talk 2a hours a day for 365 days a year. how it will work is officials from the north and the south, about 15 — 20 each, will be in the building, a floor each, and there will be meeting floor where they can talk about various tensions. in the part, communication came fire fax or phone came via fax or phone lines but during tension those line

dominic hughes, bbc news.ian independence have clashed with police. monday marks the one year anniversary since the banned referendum in catalonia, which led to a police crackdown and a political crisis. the demonstrators marched next to the spanish police headquarters where they pelted police with powder paint. the human rights lawyer, amal clooney, is calling on the authorities in myanmar to pardon and release two reuters journalists, who've been imprisoned there. wah lone and jaw soh 0o were sentenced to seven years hard labour earlier this month for violating the official secrets act. they were investigating the killing of rohingya muslims by security forces. amal clooney, who's representing the two men told our chief international correspondent, lyce doucet that they were "set up". this case to journalists, wah lone and jaw soh 0o, is widely seen as a test of democratic freedoms in me and my. it's travis the ofjustice. it isa and my. it's travis the ofjustice. it is a manifest injustice. they we re it is

months city and chelsea have been the most dominant sides in recent years but a few other teams are also in with a chance this season. and who knows in the post venga era might even ask the can challenge again what defines the premier league above all is the competitive nature of the league some of the teams in the press quotes are all to do with our belief on any given day a walk for computer much of the city so much so compelling. while financial power is one of the premier league's biggest strengths hasn't helped english sides bright spain's recent dominance in europe. in particular the champions league has been a bridge too far. only one team has made it to the finals since chelsea became the last english side to win the competition back in twenty twelve. and you call it the best league in the world if premier league teams aren't getting anywhere near the biggest prize in europe. and all that money is actually not such a good thing so much going fans the huge t.v. deals house helping the cream of the world's talent for the league but also given broadcasters control the kickoff times