when the government of azerbaijan has gone so far as glorifying a murder of an armenian.t nagorno—karabakh. that only amplifies our sense of security. now, refering to your specific question, yes, iaccept that we need to move forward, all together, all of us, but it takes two to tango. it takes every party to engage in a constructive way. this is why the prime minister was saying a solution which is acceptable to all and we are waiting for the message from azerbaijan to reciprocate so that that spirit does get a foundation in our move forward. a final question on this and then i want to move on. but on the 17th of october, the azeri government accused armenia armed forces of having violated the ceasefire across the line of contact between the two forces 20 times. no. is it possible that there could be a new surge of military conflict? this is what we are focused. and i think, you know, over this time since our government stepped in... and that's another very good indication of the seriousness of purpose on our side as the government of armenia, the new government of armen

we had a situation, when the government of azerbaijan has gone so far as glorifying the murder of anil 2016 azerbaijan attempted again and aggression against nagorno—karabakh and that only amplifies our sense of security. i accept amplifies our sense of security. i a cce pt we amplifies our sense of security. i accept we need to move forward, all of us, but it takes two to tango. it ta kes of us, but it takes two to tango. it takes every party to engage in a constructive way and this is why the prime minister was saying a solution which is acceptable to all and we are waiting for a message from azerbaijan to reciprocate for a spirit to move forward. a final question on this and then i move forward. a million armed forces were accused of having violated the ceasefire across the line of contact between the two forces 20 times, is it possible that could be a new surge of military conflict? this is what we are focused on and thatis this is what we are focused on and that is a good indication this is what we are focused on and that is a good indication of this is what we are focused on an

in azerbaijan today, challenging the authorities means instant detention. illegal. this footage filmed by the bbc azeri service shows dozens of people being detained. "freedom, freedom!" shout the demonstrators who had gathered in the centre of baku on saturday. they want democracy and free elections in a country which has been ruled by a family dynasty for the last 26 years. president ilham aliyev succeeded his father in 2003. he is accused of stifling dissent and jailing his opponents. this is one of the opposition leaders, ali kerimli, who for many years has been banned from leaving the country. he was detained by the police on saturday along with his supporters. this was a rare display of public discontent in azerbaijan, but the second demonstration in the heart of the capital in less than a month. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: after another day of brexit drama in westminster, what next? we look at what might happen in the days and months ahead. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited for for decades. the former dictator in the

this was a rare display of public discontent in azerbaijan.ess than a month. at the rugby world cup injapan it was the first day of the quarter finals — england took on old foes australia. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. if they want to lay down a marker, they have done it. they got onto an excellent start against the old rivals australia, thanks largely to the winner who scored twice in two minutes, the captain extending his side ‘s lead with some importing kicks but the advantage at half—time was just kicks but the advantage at half—time wasjust eight kicks but the advantage at half—time was just eight points thanks to the boot of christian who scored some important points of his own. immediately after the restart australia reduce the deficit to just one point at that moment in the game the match was very much in the balance. but then, until —— entered kyle sinclair squirming dishrag storming through improving unstoppable and england reasserted their authority thanks to open file's boot, he ended up 20 points and significant defence. ant

looking at some what's a weather and some wintry weather over towards the himalayas up towards azerbaijan his back is down as well but even that ship clear away as we go on into wednesday central areas still very help 43 celsius there for baghdad and 40 in kuwait city and we'll see similar temperatures across iraq peninsular of course here in doha around 39 degrees celsius maybe a touch warmer as we go on into the middle parts of the wake just some showers around the gulf of aden still into that western side of yemen southern parts of the red say i'm all the same over the next few days to see one of 2 showers a recently affecting the eastern side of south africa pushing up towards mozambique this cloud just sliding its way through filtering some showers there and on shore breeze to central parts of mozambique so you could see some showers from time to time and that's popping up and moving further north. every year 50000000 tons of electronic waste is thrown away the majority is a leak can be done in developing countries right now electronic waste is the most traded as of this with retraci

relationship important relationships between azerbaijan kurdistan are that by john . not just specially related to do not to ban treaty on you. and this is going siding with the 10th anniversary of the treaty after the problems you all hopefully summit will also. initiate. and we're going to see. if you've gotten we're going to join an opening in europe as well and this will also add strength to our operation. corp. cover to stand down so father especially you know so tonight our base of us. until this year with this here will be avoided during the summit of circle them as an. experience of a click and we're going to take benefit of his experiences. hopefully the turkish world and the corporation will strengthen each day and this is something to be proud of for us. that all the. members of the states who will join the summit we will have bilateral meetings and hopefully we will have opportunity to talk about our relationships in the. cup so i would like to give also information about our peace bring a parade. state leaders to. all the turkish can say. because the memb

says the offensive has been a success so far he's been addressing a meeting of turkey countries in azerbaijan not a character you think you can we are on the 7th day of the operation our military operation is continuing successfully as per the safe zone map we presented to the whole world at the 74th un general assembly we have as of this morning cleared 1000 square kilometers from the control of the separatist terror group. south africa's former president jacob zuma has appeared in court facing 16 charges of corruption but the case has now been adjourned until next year zoom is accused of taking $267000.00 in bribes from a french arms manufacturer he denies any wrongdoing voting is underway in mozambique's general election that could see the governing for limbo party extend its decades long rule the vote is taking place 2 months after the signing of a peace deal with longtime rival the opposition bernama party president felipe and you see is seeking a 2nd term but he faces a strong challenge from unarmed assume for the mahdi the number of people killed in japan from typhoon her give us has r

complications because it doesn't have much international support neither from the arab countries even azerbaijan which is known to be the brother of the turkish public they didn't show any support to turkey that's why presidents are gone targeted mostly the western countries basically the iraq countries who have shown a negative stance about this operation calling turkey as invaders as infiltrating into a very domestic issue of syria but probably he believes right now he made it clear for everyone but of course how the operation unfolds is going to be the image of turkey but i have to also say that turkey is stuck politic wise in syria because the u.s. says they pulled out of course they didn't pull out from syria they are down to south they they pulled out from the area that turkey wants to establish a safe zone which is 30 kilometers deep also mosco was was a bit quiet yesterday. but today we heard from the russian defense minister that they are ready to. meditate between turkey and the syrian regime. for now we don't know how ankara will see about that because. this fight ankara has been sayi

dozens of arrests in azerbaijan as anti—government protesters and opposition leaders demand democratic days of violent protests in the capital.

says the offensive has been a success so far has been addressing a meeting of turkic countries in azerbaijan. we are on the 7th day of the operation our military operation is continuing successfully as per the safe zone map we presented to the whole world at the 74th un general assembly we have as of this morning cleared 1000 square kilometers from the control of the separatist terror group. al jazeera is china stratford has this update now from. border with syria we now understand that syrian the syrian army inside that's a very strategically important town to the west of here which is very much within the area of turkey's plan to set up this safe zone we understand that ever say fighters these are the syrian rebels. fighters that have been brought in by the turks to participate in this operation are moving towards. going to stand they could be as close as so 10 kilometers away. this of course is a huge concern and the focus of attention we understand at the moment very much of the russians the russians saying that they are doing all they can to avoid some sort of confrontation between the

as you know we had a turkey council in azerbaijan in back. within my visits i have met are there by general president and all that. because the christan presidents and all the other states leaders especially stand kurdistan also hunt kerry and president all my meetings and by literal meetings during these meetings we talked about the regional issues. i used to say 2 countries one nation but yesterday i expressed from now on it will be 5 states and one nation. hopefully turkmenistan the will join and that will be 6 states and one nation and we will be more powerful in the region. during our delegation the turkic who are old and issues that are relating to our region was discussed last year. honorary guest was as back east on this year joined as a full member. hungary was also of. observer. so this way turkey const council is more powerful also garia is going to have a representative in an office in budapest or budapest and in europe now turkey turkey council has a. an office. because they cover kids. found the father more so tunnels are by. i

dozens of anti—government protesters and leaders of major opposition parties in azerbaijan have beenained in the capital baku. the detentions took place during an unsanctioned rally organised by the opposition to demand democratic reforms. cats, les mis, the phantom of the opera — all shows enjoying huge success in london's west end and now disney's the lion king is celebrating a milestone. it made its way onto the west end stage on tuesday the 19th of october 1999 at the lyceum theatre. 20 years on and the production based on the 1994—animated film is one of the longest—running musicals in west end history. deborah godchaser is making her west end debut and took us backstage for a tour. so my first time on stage, that was, i don't even know, it was so surreal. just the whole show, i was like, oh my gosh, i'm actually in the lion king! finally. singing in swahili. a swing is a cast member who is required to learn multiple amounts of roles within the show. in the case of the lion king, that would be different characters such as the gazelle, zebras, lionesses, the cheetah, i would say

says the offensive has been a success so far has been addressing a meeting of turkey countries in azerbaijan. we are on the 7th day of the operation our military operation is continuing successfully as per the safe zone map we presented to the whole world at the 74th un general assembly we have as of this morning cleared 1000 square kilometers from the control of the separatist terror group. then i heard that it has more from turkey's border with syria. russia has been handed another victory in syria this is what it means the russians entered when the americans left russia laying claim to members city a strategic city in the northern countryside of aleppo its strategic location on an international highway that connects east to west syria most of the players in the syrian conflict would want to control this city because it is a supply line a supply lines run through the city and for turkey it is important because if it is to create this safe zone in the area east of the euphrates it will need access to members in order for this safe zone not to be an isolated pocket to connect it to other are

wednesday working their way across into areas of georgia quite a bit of cloud across into back here in azerbaijan and still very warm in baghdad with a high the a $41.00 degrees it's a very quiet picture generally across much of the arabian peninsula we might just once again see more of those rain showers and thunderstorms across the mountains in western areas of yemen but elsewhere it is warm and it is also still feeling fairly humid no winds really to move the air around for the next couple days muscat a little bit cooler with a high of 31 now southern africa we've got some rain showers pushing into cape town also a few showers across into madagascar up into tanzania and go in a while and then when it comes to tom ridge is that still pretty high sudden johannesburg 29 is the high temperature could just be a passing shot into an on again fairly warm with a high of $24.00. sponsored by qatar. what are you protesting about how does this impact their online life basements will see directly out of trends like it's lately or if you join us on saturday this is an attack on academic freedom and on our

right that was turkey's president of iran speaking ahead of his trip to the buckaroo summit in azerbaijan speaking about turkey's operation in northern syria he said the withdrawal of u.s. troops from that region is a positive development describing negative media reports of the operation. he said it was manipulation by the media on criticism of the operation by both european and arab leaders he said that they're not aware of many important details they are subject to disinform ation we are under attack by a terrorist organization he said under the 5th article of natives constitution nato members western european leaders should be siding with us he said is it because we are a muslim country he characterized turkey's operation in northern syria as a fight against a terror organization it's not a war he said war wars are between countries that bring out a serious sin and cos you know who is with us live from istanbul what did you make of that. well presidents are going 1st seems to seems to target international public opinion because in there is a perception in the turkish capital that turk

ambassador to azerbaijan and a former white house official he joins us now from istanbul it's nice to see you again just ahead of this meeting between mike pence and secretary of state pump iowan president murder one how do we get a line on where this may go considering what we've heard out of washington in the past 24 hours a confusing statement from donald trump on the one hand saying leave this up to turkey and syria and russia are on the other hand sending this high powered delegation what is the the message that america will be delivering and how will that be heard in istanbul. well number one the message that will be delivered is that president trump and therefore vice president pence and secretary pompei o believe that turkey should cease fire and the military operation and that's that's a message that is undercut by president trump's own statements yesterday a meeting with us italian counterpart when he said basically what he said that the p.k. k. is as serious a terrorist threat as is the islamic state so he sort of took president air to one side and i think what's happening

in azerbaijan, dozens of people were arrested in protests sunday against corruption, a lack of democracy, and low salaries. in barcelona, spain, demonstrations continue following last week's jailing of nine separatist leaders over catalonia's 2017 bid for independenence. and in p pakistan, thohousands marched through the streets of islamabad sunday to express solidarity with e people o of kashmir.r. >> today eight many peopople are victctims to curfew. after the passing of 75 days, people remain under seizure at their homes. this rally is t to shake the conscience of international communities so they can pay attention to t the issue and kashshmiri people can get their fundamental right toto self-determination. amy: that wawas protester r raja mehtabab ashraf. in augusus india withdrew kashmir's sesemi-aonomouous status, , detaining ththousandsf people and cuttingng off all internet a and other cocommunications. the move has heightened tensions between the two nuclear-armed powers. india and pakistan. at least nine people were killed over the w weekend as inindia ad papakistan exchahanged

but then with azerbaijan we were warned by the ambassador when you talk about reaching out to people who don't look or pray or live like you don't say love like you that will turn them off we did a program with young people all of them said i will help with the pride parade it was in their consciousness but we were not listening to them. it was the aha moment but i cannot let ascend without asking is there a special role for women to play? l looks like all guys throwing rocks. we always have a special role. >> there are two things right off the battles --dash most of the time the mother is the child's first teacher and i urge us to think about that so that your children understand and to talk about diversity of opinion it is important around the policy table is not just a bunch of guys. we know how it is to look around that policy table and what is the difference? the magic happen so we all understand we could do far more thaner we can do today but it is our problem because in action or laziness is not at the place we are today. >> thank you so much.. [applause] how lucky was i that

says the offensive has been a success so far he's been addressing a meeting of turkey countries in azerbaijanlooking at a county in these unities we are on the 7th day of the operation our military operation is continuing successfully as per the safe zone map we presented to the whole world at the 74th un general assembly we have as of these morning cleared 1000 square kilometers from the control of the separatist terror group. let's take you now to charles stratford live from a chuckle the near turkey's border with syria and it's a very fluid situation charles at the moment take us through how this is playing out on the ground. yeah i suppose in the last couple of hours or so we've had a volley of artillery being fired from positions in this area across the border as you reported in the intro we now understand that syrian that the syrian army are inside among base that site very strategically important town to the west of here which is very much within the area of turkey's plan to set up this safe zone we understand that f.s.a. fighters these are the syrian rebel fighters that have been brou

ambassador to azerbaijan and a former white house official who joins us on skype from istanbul good to see you again matthew president trump of course is congratulating himself over this deal but it's fair to say that it was president earlier one who has got what he wanted out of. 100 percent yes president ever to one has long demanded a 30 kilometer wide safe zone in which turkish troops are in control and the days just immediately prior to president trump fateful phone call with president carter one where president trump agreed to pull u.s. troops out of the turkish army's way both sides are on the verge of of an agreement but the last sticking points were these 2 points i just mentioned so president everyone got what he needs. i think he's going to. abide by that cease fire because he has no interest in not doing so so the question is will the s.d.f. forces will they really pull back and then will we get beyond a 5 day pause well let me get your assessment on that situation because president only want to said very clearly at the end of this 5 days if those demands are not met he wil

ambassador to azerbaijan and a former white house official who joins us on skype from istanbul it's nice to have you with us just wondering as mike pence and mark pump sit to sit down with president hu one listening to president to one today saying don't bother coming here trying to talk me out of meeting these objectives i want to listen where is the scope here for some form of negotiation or breakthrough. yet thank you stan for having me. president i do want to signaling there really is no scope for negotiation as you just mentioned and so top u.s. leaders don't take to that lightly so president trump has decided to send the highest level delegation he could possibly send for diplomatic purposes other than himself right i mean the vice president and the secretary of state it and i'm sure they're convinced of their own persuasiveness with the full force of the u.s. government behind them but i i i think that president there's no chance he's going to implement a cease fire or allow any mediation until he feels turkey has achieved had the goals that he defined which is as the reporter sai

they are looking to sell a 2 billion-dollar stake in a azerbaijan oil field. they have found a buyer. >>> another bad headline for boeing. their 737 nextgen plane having troubles with something called a pickle fork, i kid you not. this is a product that attaches the winnings of the plane to the plane. southwest is finding two of their planes have cracked pickle forks. you may say two planes, who cares? the faa issued airworthiness directive about this southwest is pulling the two planes. 5% of 737 ng planes have had cracking issues on the pickle for forks. this is issue we follow. connell: always something. melissa. melissa: shares of johnson & johnson falling after the jury ordered the healthcare giant to pay $8 billion in damages over a anti-pyschotic drug with the details. kristina. reporter: the reason you're seeing the share price down today because of a massive 8 billion-dollar sign that johnson & johnson could pay over marketing of the anti-pyschotic drug. the case was filed in 2013. a 26 yearly man told the court when he was nine years old he had to ta

dozens of anti—government protesters and leaders of major opposition parties in azerbaijan have beenained in the capital baku. the detentions took place during an unsanctioned rally organised by the opposition to demand democratic reforms. so after so—called super saturday, what do people beyond westminster make of it all? our political correspondent alex forsyth spent the day with voters in birmingham. at moseley rugby club this morning, people were certainly poised for a big result. the country on tenterhooks, many hoping for a decisive outcome. but while the sport was settled, the wrangling in westminster goes on. as does, for some, the frustration. it's not about whether we're going to leave or not. it's shall we have a deal that they won't vote for, therefore we'll have no brexit, but it's not our fault, therefore we'll have to have an election, and then they'll say, well, you didn't back us up, so you shouldn't vote for them. it's childish politics, and they‘ re playing with people's economic futures. in birmingham city centre, despite diwali celebrations, there was a weariness