this is the great leap.ound this morning which was declarations, you should declare it unlawful and then depending on how the court has rescinded to be unlawful the government will take direction from it. if they say that the time was the unlawful issue, that five weeks was the issue that caused the unlawfulness then the prime minister will take that as a sufficient direction to call back, but the important thing in this is also that the government lawyers are advising not to issue a mandatory order, not toissue not to issue a mandatory order, not to issue an order telling them to do something, instead for the court to give direction as to unlawfulness and also leave it to the executive government to fix it. what is to stop the prime minister and suspending parliament and how would he do that and demonstrate he had done it this time in a lawful way? is one of the possibilities that's been canvassed and just how could he come back and do it in a lawful way? what would that mean? i suppose it would have to be

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his great leap forward into industrialised the country but instead left it devastated famine was widespread and tens of millions died mao's cultural revolution followed opponents were sent to camps or executed in his attempt to purge china of counter-revolutionaries. after decades of isolation beijing took steps to open the country and its market up to the world. today china is on the podium of world leading nations but rapid growth has come at a cost. cities are choked by pollution and society is strictly controlled. behind the spectacle authorities are hoping the pro-democracy movement in hong kong doesn't mar the landmark occasion for the world's longest surviving communist state. well despite those hopes pro-democracy activists in the chinese territory are mobilizing to press their demands on monday activists in hong kong for a human chain to show their unity and planning more events for tomorrow police in the territory have warned protesters about how good the protests have the potential for violence it territory has seen months of demonstrations triggered by a proposed law that would

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mozy dong declared the founding of the people's republic of china and transformed the country his great leap forward aimed to industrialize the country but instead left it devastated famine was widespread and tens of millions of people die those cultural revolution followed opponents were sent to camps were executed in his attempt to purge china of counter-revolutionaries. after decades of isolation beijing took steps to open the country and its market up to the world. today china's on the podium with the world's leading nations. but rep and growth has come at a cost cities are choked by pollution and society is strictly controlled. hong kong saw a summer of demonstrations and sometimes violent protests against beijing's growing influence in the semi autonomous territories. on monday pro-democracy activists formed a human chain along hong kong's harbor a warm up for more protests planned for tuesday. it's gorgeous but let is put into is in beijing that explain the significance of the plan celebrations. the communist party has built its legitimacy what he sees as its legitimacy on nationalism

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his great leap forward aims to industrialize the country, but left it devastated.ine was widespread and tes of millions of people died. his cultural revolution followed. opponents were sent to camps or executed in his attempt to purge china of counterrevolutionaries. after decades of isolation, beijing took steps to up in the country and its market to the world. today, china is on the podium of the world's leading nations. rapid growth has come at a cost. cities are choked by pollution and society is strictly controlled. hong kong saw a summer demonstrations and sometimes violent protests against beijing's growing influence in the territory. on monday, pro-democracy activists formed a human chain along their harbor, a warm up for more protests planned for tuesdays. -- tuesday. brent: pro-democracy activists are planning to mark china's day, but tomorrow, we call it a day of grief. dw's reporter has this. >> it's images like these beijing hoped w would have long been stamped out. chinese president xi jinping traveled underfoot -- trampled underfoot. mass demonstrati

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his great leap forward aim to industrialize the country but instead left it devastated the famine was widespread and tens of millions died mao's cultural revolution followed opponents were sent to camps or executed in his attempt to purge china of counter-revolutionaries. after decades of isolation beijing took steps to open the country and its market up to the world. today china is on the podium of the world's leading nations but rapid growth has come at a cost. cities are choked by pollution and society is strictly controlled. behind the spectacle authorities are hoping the pro-democracy movement in hong kong doesn't mar the landmark occasion for the world's longest surviving communist state. well china fears the anniversary could be overshadowed by the pro-democracy protests and on dressed in hong kong. sent us this report. it's images like these beijing hoped would have long been stamped out chinese president xi jinping trampled underfoot. instead mass demonstrations have dominated the countdown to the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china these protesters are no mood

his great leap forward aim to industrialize the country but instead left it devastated the famine was widespread and tens of millions died mao's cultural revolution followed opponents were sent to camps or executed in his attempt to purge china of counter-revolutionaries. after decades of isolation beijing took steps to open the country and its market up to the world. today china is on the podium of world leading nations but the rapid growth has come at a cost. cities are choked by pollution and society is strictly controlled. behind the spectacle authorities are hoping the pro-democracy movement in hong kong doesn't mar the landmark occasion for the world's longest surviving communist state. no in the run up to the big anniversary the chinese government has gone out of its way to make sure that no one runs on its parade in alec's of forest whites in terms of what about its so the leadership is leaving nothing to jones no that's right they've been banging various things for these events including kites buildings even pitch ins so nothing that in any way condemn from their praise you s

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his great leap forward aim to industrialize the country but instead left it devastated famine was widespread and tens of millions died mao's cultural revolution followed opponents were sent to camps or executed in his attempt to purge china of counter-revolutionaries. after decades of isolation beijing took steps to open the country and its market up to the world. today china is on the podium of the world leading nations but rapid growth has come at a cost. cities are choked by pollution and society is strictly controlled. behind the spectacle authorities are hoping the pro-democracy movement in hong kong doesn't mar the landmark occasion for the world's longest surviving communist state food every as much as phil and i is covering the celebrations in beijing this week and he sent us this assessment nationalism has been at the heart of communist party propaganda since the beginning since the founding of the people's republic of china and tomorrow's parade is clearly aimed at the domestic public to show people that the party has fulfilled this promise that china is an ascending world power no

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have been returned this is a really historical moment for both russia and ukraine and perhaps a great leap forward for their future relations that have been tense to say the least. i spoke with holland representative of the organization for security and cooperation in europe he says a prisoner swap as a political prankster. doesn't see any representative on freedom of the media are closely followed this story and sighed with relief when the exchange was completed this prisoner exchange is an exceptional case of its kind it's a political move which can hardly be underestimated now when the 2 presidents their own skin putin improve their relations between them we should support further steps on a larger scale. it's a very very important 1st step president. said it was one of his priorities in fact the top priority was to get the prisoners back to silicates move very beginning even before the current president's that i'm given prove relations with russia and that's not that's a perfectly islands like he's done it so therefore changing president in ukraine has actually improved the environment

have been returned this is a really historical moment for both russia and ukraine and perhaps a great leap forward for their future relations that have been tense to say the least it we've been getting reaction on today's developments including from russia for zonal this martin mccauley who say he's the exchange is a vital move showing that negotiations talking yields results. it's a very very important 1st step and president linsky said it was one of his birthdays in fact the top priority was to get the prisoners back in jail and create from the very beginning even before we can president that i'm going to improve relations with russia and that's not that's a perfectly now and in fact he's done it so therefore changing president in ukraine has improved environment and who he from old words they can start talking work to do you hans republics and make progress there russia going to rule of law in the west especially in the united states saying you can renegotiate with russia. because they have their position and they don't give it up and literally go this is a demonstration that russia can

they've been returned this is a really historical moment for both russia and ukraine and perhaps a great leap forward for their future relations that have been tense to say the least brian mcdonnell says the prisoner exchange should be viewed as a positive by anyone who wants to see peace between the 2 nations. this is the 1st time for about 5 more than 5 years close in 6 years that russia and ukraine and face the thing that could be seen as a positive i mean obviously decision on has been made at the highest level between . the new president there in ukraine. and the president in russia so it seems that the 2 presidents are decided upon it's a very high profile prisoner swap if you will receive but france and germany in particular who were you know emanuel my corn and angela merkel have been talking about trying to get the peace talks we started this month i mean they basically they fell apart in the poroshenko years meant poroshenko simply didn't want to couldn't or didn't have the mandation internally in ukraine and wasn't strong enough but he definitely was unable to move the peace talks

his great leap forward aim to industrialize the country but instead left it devastated famine was widespread and tens of millions died mouse cultural revolution followed dissidents were sent to camps or executed in his attempt to purge china of counter-revolutionaries. after decades of isolation beijing took steps to open the country and its market up to the world. today china is on the podium of world leading nations but rapid growth has come at a cost. cities are choked by pollution and information is restricted. behind the spectacle authorities are hoping the pro-democracy movement in hong kong doesn't mar the landmark occasion for the world's longest surviving communist state and let's go to date of use my ts filling and he joins us from beijing hi mathias good to see you huge preparations are underway there how important is this anniversary for the chinese leadership. for the last 30 years the. legitimacy to its legitimacy that the communist party attributes to itself has been mainly sustained by nationalism and the narrative that the communist party has made china powerful again has ma

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a great leap forward for their future relations that have been tense to say the least a lot of happy families today as well don thanks very much for bringing us up to date on not artie's quarter we stay with the story now and get more reaction from europe with me now on the program is former senior belgian politician. to see you is the prisoner swap pivotal as the 2 countries see it is is it likely to herald a new chapter after years of froths relations. well absolutely i would say that the potential at least the potential for the developments in the near future is there now with this is that this is well this is more than just symbolic oh there is much more at stake here but i mean let's not forget that the u.s. and the e.u. have basically been sidelined in all this and that now we have a president in kiev who tries to hold in direct discussions with the russia the whole gauntlet that in itself is already progress so i would say yes indeed they're not exaggerating yet the swappers being praised by the council of europe on by the g 7 and buster support group to ukraine might the effe

have been returned this is a really historical moment for both russia and ukraine and perhaps a great leap forward for their future relations that have been tense to say the least. by mcdonnell joins me now to discuss this further thanks for coming on the program now the top seems to be getting the thumbs up around the world so do you think this could be a key turning point in russia ukraine relations. well this is the 1st time for about 5 more than 5 years close in 6 years that russian ukraine a basic read and i think that could be seen as a positive i mean obviously decision also has been made at the highest level between the 2. the new president there in ukraine. and the president in russia so it seems that the 2 presidents have decided upon it's a very high profile prisoner swap i suppose like the fact that all expense of his being released is a big boon for as a landscape because it'll become a bit of a cause celeb in ukraine and the fact you know and from the russian perspective a little bit more muted because the majority of the prisoners who were released to moscow are actually ukr

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reference to the idea of terrorism and the need for the world to stand up against it it doesn't take a great leap of imagination to to realize he was probably referring to pakistan and kashmir take a listen. we belong to a country that has given the world not war but buddha's message of peace and that is the reason why our voice against terrorism to alert the world about this evil rings was seriousness and outrage we believe that this is one of the biggest challenges not for any single country but for the entire world and humanity the lack of unanimity among us on the issue of terrorism dense those very principles that are the basis of the creation of the u.n. and that is why for the sake of humanity i firmly believe that it's absolutely imperative that the world unites against terrorism. both these leaders spent time separately during the week with president donald trump who had offered to mediate between them but only if they wanted it well indeed it doesn't want to no signs at all of any progress towards avoiding further escalation here is this general assembly week begins to wrap up hanging i

early days in terms of the implications of the 4th industrial revolution do i think there's some great leap frogged applications for africa in all the sectors that are relevant small and medium innovation the rural sector making that more productive the fin tech sector it's already an area which is a highly mobile payment and a tray should know how do you can you know extend that to the female and under represented populations in all of the economic potential of africa so i'm very optimistic on the applications of data analysis targeting against certain applications doing great things for for all the groups of society. and on the paranoia and urgency side i think there are sensible things policy steps to move forward there that are not impossible to achieve and if there's commitment. so i mean i think kind of almost doubling down on the option to that exists to participate in to the science in a global level. kind of this group is this creates space. open up to africa from a job opportunity rights and culture and it's where we participates within africa but also locally and the takes a bit

china's interest to continue the reform and opening process started some 40 years ago, which took a great leapt the signing of the wto, but which is still incomplete and not finished. china's economy is characterized by overdependence on state-owned enterprises and government intervention, and this model of economic governance is great in the catch-up period but it is not great for innovation or for sustainable economic development to get out of the middle income trap. it is absolutely in china's interest to renew their energies and the reform and opening. it is absolute in china's interest to allow increased foreign competition in the markets that are truly dominated by as a wheeze. recall that that is up to 40-40% -- 40-45% of china's gdp. you'll not get to a rich and modern economy and less these issues are addressed. the chinese government knows that very well, and i think i have full confidence over time will address these issues as they must if they are continue a robust rate of economic growth. >> why was there such a -- [inaudible] >> the political dynamics of the negotiations are obvi

this month on cape cod photographer mike lemery capturing what he calls a lucky photo of a great white leaping of the ocean. >> the shark just jumps right out of the water. its whole body, everything comes out of the water, and i snap and i click as many shots as i can as fast as i can, and it's over in like two seconds. >> reporter: these sightings come a year after 26-year-old arthur medici was killed by a shark. it was the first deadly attack on the cape in 80 years. as for zimmerman, he's grateful he was able to swim to shore with a photo to remember. >> i look more like an offering on a platter than i do anything else, so i'm just really thankful that, you know, it ended up going the way it did rather than me being a snack. >> i bet you are. zimmerman had only been in the water about two minutes when he saw the fin. his wife, who is happy he is alive, telling our boston abc affiliate wcvb seeing the photo made her sick to her stomach. >> wow. and he's never surfing again. >> no, or she said, honey, we're going to need a bigger surfboard. >> we always make this point, it's important to mak