come asa time taking part, but perhaps it has come as a time when the ruling conservative law and justice partyansgender rights. lesbian, gay, bisexual and tra nsgender rights. recently, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights. recently, the leader of the party, lech kaczy ski, describes the lgbt movement as a threat to national identity but for the first time ever, the mayor of the first time ever, the mayor of the city led the pride march. this is about tolerance for everyone. not only for gays and lesbians but also for disabled people, elderly people, all who are marginalised today. i will always stand by every minority. gay rights has become a political issue in the country and last month's saw the ruling party out parties that were more supportive of 93v parties that were more supportive of gay rights. australian ashleigh barty has won the french open women's singles title in paris. the 23—year—old cruised to her first grand slam victory over the czech teenager, marketa vondrousova in straight sets. it comes after barty took a break from the sport in 2014 to play professional cricket

people taking part, but perhaps because it has come at a time when the ruling conservative law and justice partys. recently, the leader of the party described the lgbt movement as a threat to polish identity. but for the first time ever, the mayor of the city led the pride march. translation: this is about tolerance for everyone. not only gays and lesbians but for disabled and elderly people, for all who are marginalised today. i will always stand by every minority. gay rights has become a political issue in the country. last month's european parliamentary elections saw the ruling party outperform parties which are more supportive of lgbt rights. and the issue is likely to feature again in the general election later this year. time for a look at the latest weather forecast. there is a bit more sunshine compared to recent days. there are still some showers. this was a short while ago in east anglia. plenty of sunshine here. further west it is a different story. heavy, thundery showers. some torrential rain also. western areas this afternoon will see most of the showers. the main focus of the show

but the leader of the governing law and justice party has described the lgbt movement as a threat toonly one taking place this weekend, as ramzan karmali reports. from boston to rome. zagreb to vilnius. pride marches were in full swing. but perhaps the one most under the spotlight was in warsaw. notjust because it was the city's biggest pride event ever, with an estimated 50,000 people taking part, but perhaps because it has come at a time when the ruling conservative law and justice party has increased its opposition to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights. recently, the leader of the party described the lgbt movement as a threat to polish identity. but for the first time ever, the mayor of the city led the pride march. translation: this is about tolerance for everyone. not only gays and lesbians but for disabled and elderly people, for all who are marginalised today. i will always stand by every minority. gay rights has become a political issue in the country. last month's european parliamentary elections saw the ruling party outperform parties which are more supportive of

revelers have turned out for gay pride parade the event comes as the ruling conservative law and justice party ramps up its opposition to the team by the government has depicted the movement as a threat to families and children ahead of parliamentary elections later this year . it's day 2 of the women's world cup and germany have won their opening match against china the reigning olympic champions are one of the tournaments favorites but initially struggled to put their mark on the game. germany almost got off to a dream start with this opportunity in the 3rd minute out a day brits firing just inches why china had a chance 10 minutes later one chunk shannon should have pulled the trigger sooner was out of doors and cogitate deflecting the shot in the nick of time. china came agonizingly close again as young lead curled an exquisite effort into on what schultz post was a huge let off for germany. germany's big break arrived in the 2nd half of dawson college a corner was cleared but only as far as julia when the midfielder was smashing home to put her son night in the lead for good. one nil the

turned down for warsaw as gay pride parade the event comes as the ruling conservative law and justice party ramps up its opposition to l g b t rights the government has to take to the movement as a threat to families and children head of parliamentary elections later this year. the city of barcelona has finally issued an official building permit for the unfinished so proud of amelia cathedral 137 years after construction began the basilica was designed by architect antoni the permit is valid for 2026 enough time for builders to complete the landmark roman catholic church. football news now and on day 2 of the women's world cup germany won their opening match against china the reigning olympic champions are one of the tournament favorites but initially struggled to put their mark on the game in the end a teenager making a world cup debut make the difference. germany almost got off to a dream start with this opportunity in the 3rd minute saturday brits firing just inches why china had a chance 10 minutes later wang chung shan should have pulled the trigger sooner i thought i'd do it in ca ga

turned out for warsaw as gay pride for race the event comes as the ruling conservative law and justice party ramps up its opposition to l g b t rights the government has depicted the movement as a threat to families and children ahead of parliamentary elections later this year . the studio barcelona has finally issued an official building permit for the unfinished sagrada familia cathedral 137 years after construction began the basilica was designed by architect and. the permit is valid through 2026 enough time for builders to complete the landmark roman catholic church. it is day 2 of the women's world cup and france and to go over. all the action ali moody from delhi sports is here with me ali germany played their 1st match how did they do well it turned out to be a really tough task for them against china they were the hot favorites china gave them a real game even though on another day they could even come away with the win ultimately though it was not enough was take them back side that did give up all important victory at the top of and thanks to one of the youngest players in the squa

the highest public support almost 53 percent number 2 is the polish law and justice party who received almost 46 percent then the. people disagree. so the top 4 parties having a very strong illegal migration agenda illegal migration had a very serious impact on the entire european union look at the figure since 2015 there were of 33 major terrorist attacks. taking place in the european union committed by persons read the migratory background killing more than 300 people. societies which were created in the western european societies you see that they pose a security risk and they call it a risk as well because you know i mean such kind of decisions the symbols of christian faith should be taken all from public institutions is is really. serious but i think their religion is also faced similar pressure is on for example there is a pressure off downplaying islamics and i don't know i don't know about any islam country . of the muslim faith was forced to take from any kind of. places but anyway you know when it comes to let's say migration in order to address the. labor market challenges

who w011 the freedom and justice party who won an election for the presidency in only 2012, and —— wretched example but a markedly important one of why egypt and its current government needs to get a proper reconciliation process under way. the mp crispin blunt. 0ur correspondence is in cairo. first of all, is it clear how exactly he died mr morsi? he was attending a court session, and today's case was the one about spying with the neighbouring hamas and he asked the judge to speak. he spoke for a few moments and then the judge adjourned the session and went on a break and during the break president morsi collapsed and he was announced dead shortly afterwards by the prison doctor. the court session was actually taking place in a complex of the prison in southern cairo and thatis of the prison in southern cairo and that is where he has been staying for the past years. the present has a dreadful reputation internationally —— the prison. for the conditions inside. what are we certain of in terms of the conditions that mr morsi was being held in? we are certain that the medical care

i mean just to be kind of technically correct that you know he was the head of the freedom and justice party exactly what we had of the muslim brotherhood and so on but your it was a very important figure and as a result of the election he became the face of the muslim brotherhood in egypt he was the president of all egyptians i think as i mentioned earlier that the brotherhood as a movement at the brotherhood as an ideology that goes beyond egypt has suffered tremendously over the last 5 or 6 years now clearly the movement has faced tremendous for pressure on its members have been fragmented it's lost a lot of appeal there has been tremendous infighting within the movement ideological and otherwise as to the way forward and so on so i don't think again that mohamed morsi is tragic and untimely and premature death is going to impact that development tremendously it's already along that line of movement that is suffering and struggling and trying to make sense of itself and might not be able to come here again certainly in an hour and in the form that it did previously and for 80 plus years o

because ideologically he is committed to the west he is just a dude on the law and justice party or our own western part of the sea their future with the west as a see want to exercise a historical animist force russia and is probably the only thing the lows are to meet anything or cohesion there's nothing more persuasive than our fabricated threat from it though in order to achieve social cohesion within and i think this is the path that mr duda has gone though with regards to its relations with russia and shanked who had to leave medicals and to loathe him as i see to exercise his animus towards russia this is a good logically german it's not given by anything to do with reason and certainly not driven by anything to do with any real threat political commentator and journalist john white thank you for coming on the program today. human rights watch says a british government report whitewashes a saudi arabia's role in yemen's humanitarian crisis the british foreign office report states that the conflict in yemen has had a devastating impact on people's lives but it only mentioned saudi

the social justice party, social justice begins in the womb.bortion is the human rights issue of today. it's really, really sad how they basically have reconciled this with the conscious. it doesn't make any sense. >> laura: women today get a lot of messages from hollywood that is a choice, men want to control you, this is the patriarchy, don't give into the patriarchy, and the pro-life movement is stereotyped, especially among the elites in academia, hollywood, global elites, global institutions, backward troglodyte, the stupid gals with the red robes, the show i've never seen, what is the show? i can't think of it. that's it. they use that image to put you in a box. >> and they are wrong. we are talking about ten years at strong of polling here. at the large majority of americans have a consensus. americans would limit abortion at most the first three months of pregnancy which is not the law of the land and it's certainly not what any democratic candidate is standing for on their platform. >> laura: is there any hope for the democratic party

in 2011 after the ouster mubarak, he was named president of the brotherhood's freedom and justice party. when the brotherhood made a controversial decision to field the president candidate, it named its leading financier and strategist at the top choice. when he was disqualified from the race, the backup candidate mohamed morsi was suddenly thrust into the spotlight and during his brief one year rule, he came under criticism from many segments of egyptian society, including those at the heart of the revolution at the time. morsi's government and the brotherhood presumed policies that were meant to extract -- restrict the right to assemble, protests, form ngos. they had a draft law that guaranteed the right to form independent unions will stop morsi named his interior minister in 2013 who then embarked on a very harsh crackdown on any protesters against him. but morsi also had some achievements, none less than foreign-policy where he helped broker a cease-fire in gaza in 2012 after only a week of fighting. that marks a very big difference that we saw under abdel fattah el-sisi's rule in

was at the shelter who is the deputy leader of the movement of those mothers who the freedom and justice party wants to put forward but because he had milit he had. criminal records and so forth he was unable to nominate himself as president so mad morsi came in as an underdog from the start an underdog within his own natural supporters of the muslim brotherhood who viewed him as a substitute choice and not a 1st race the fact that he was able maybe to some extent successfully garner support from within was something that was maybe his 1st success as a person as an individual he was contrary to what many had seen in the public he was actually. a lot quieter. a lot more concerned maybe because he was an academic and so he would be a lot more considerate in his thoughts before he would speak and so forth public speaking wasn't his strong point if you went off the record however when he was prepped beforehand and he had a team of people around him that did try their best to maybe improve that but one of the i think the irony is of his legacy so fly and is yet to be decided by history because we'r

party. some might say that is justice, they were the party that is justice, they were the party that let itid it wants. some have said they will take the uk out of the you without a deal but they are not a slain how that could happen. —— they have not explained. also it‘s of hustings, interviews by everyone apart from boris johnson, but hustings, interviews by everyone apart from borisjohnson, but it‘s fairto apart from borisjohnson, but it‘s fair to say we are not a great deal further forward on fair to say we are not a great deal furtherforward on 100 is going to happen with the b word. very good question about the bbc debate. what is boris johnson‘s question about the bbc debate. what is borisjohnson‘s objective going to that? i was going to point to my foot... borisjohnson to that? i was going to point to my foot... boris johnson is to that? i was going to point to my foot... borisjohnson is rather daft prone, to say things he‘d rather regret or sometimes not, so i think he just wants to get through it positive, bubbly, the sort of candidate that whatever people thing about the false an

president add ons justice and development party the a.k.p. wants to retain its majority at the local elections the day before the elections because taking part in a rally of the saturday mother. today 7 months after the government issued its ban the police are again obstructing families protesting against the disappearance of their children stossel sisters and brothers. but more like paul is running out of patience that. thank. you so called it is to goose the rule that being penned in here in the street only makes people angry or. we've already been incredibly angry for the last 38 years. but being treated like this intensifies that anger. would give is if you are the real. it's election night. for rick recently began working for tele one a small t.v. broadcast a critical of the government he's in charge of the stations local election coverage many of his colleagues have also been prosecuted the 1st exit polls start to come in the vote is seen as a barometer of anyone's popularity and last year's constitutional changes that gave him sweeping

guest this week is not the mature but charlie vice president of the outgoing democratic party and the former justice minister with moldova now out of 5 wood for corruption is he ashamed of these parties recollects in government conflicts of. decoupling is losing. you know that 77 percent. are younger than 35. and you know what on the 77 percent we talk about the issues. in this edition of south african historian come along i'm accusing she compilation of comic style history books to help children understand and identify with their african roots the 77 percent in 60 minutes on t w. sure that people world over information provided. the means they want to express. d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. but. do you think the rest of the world is really that stupid is he a crook cautious not cool and it's going to be rather uncomfortable for us to know it's not that old uncomfortable we will see who is less corrupted and who is better managing governing the country the tiny east european state of moldova has a new coalition government united it seems only in its dislike.

capital q c now is vladimir chair but current vice president of the outgoing democratic party and a former justice minister with moldova now a by word for corruption you see a sharing of peace party's record in government. which i will tell you welcome to conflict zone. and play some here have discussions your party lost the battle to hold on to power but you deserve to lose in the way didn't you because democracy was increasingly undermined under your watch and there was massive corruption which you did very little about so you deserved to go didn't you really it depends how to look at that and i would disagree with something related to decryption sput yes indeed i can say that we have lots of critics related to democracy tendencies in republic of moldova there were 2 democratic parties and undertook while undertaking the mandate in the governance in 2016. in truth a lot in social and economical performances being for example the salaries increased in the public area by 70 percent there are excel ariston the pensions last year you were sure in the world that the democratic party was implementing

ministry is run by a member of conservative islamist president recep tayyip erdogan's justice and development party frowns upon this sort of alternative lifestyle. istanbul lgbtqi community has put out a statement saying we are here. get used to it. we are not leaving. i'm ben wedeman, cnn, reporting from a very noisy istanbul. >> and stay tuned. we'll have special coverage of world pride, our special pride & progress is just moments away. >>> a look at our top stories. three people were arrested and eight injured during violent protests in portland, oregon, saturday, according to police. demonstrators threw containers that looked like milkshakes but contained, instead, quick-dry concrete. three officers were among those injured. the clashes started after several different groups of anti-fascists and right wing demonstrators collided in a downtown square. >>> dominican republic officials say they are looking for one more person involved in the shooting of former baseball star david ortiz. officials arrested the alleged mastermind of the shooting on friday. victor hugo gomez was arrested on the domi

department of justice was investigating ties between the ukrainian party of regions and folks in the united states they were sniffing around all manna for its contacts but they didn't bring. charges at the time it was definitely the case that led to the charges against manifolds on the leak to the us media during the 2016 election now the leak was provided by that particular anti corruption bureau in ukraine about millions of dollars that paul metaphoric had allegedly received the key of district administrative court ruled that the national anti corruption group of ukraine direct broke the law when disclosing information about the u.s. citizen pool not afford this have the effect of interfering in the us election in 2016 and was detrimental to the interests of ukraine now whatever you think about foreign meddling this is going to raise eyebrows nothing in the bottom of the report came anywhere near this i think what the d.n.c. did with the ukraine is is. absolutely far 10 times beyond what anybody in the trump campaign did and if the standard is going to be seeking or even hearing in