as police fired rubber bullets at pro independence demonstrators the clashes coming after spain's supreme court delivers a long prison sentences to catalonia is separatist leaders plus. from political outsider to the president of tunisia young voters propelling law professor. to a landslide victory is the valves to implement forms of direct democracy. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the united states has imposed economic sanctions on turkey now this comes after president trump demanded an immediate cease fire in syria in a phone call with president erred on the sanctions include an end to talks on a $100000000000.00 trade deal president mike pence is also heading to the region for talks now on the ground turkey's offensive continues these are live images coming in from ross all that's just across the border with turkey. targeting a number of syrian towns close to its border and has been pushing far deeper than expected. now meanwhile from the south syrian government forces are venturing to join up with kurdish fighters in the very same area. syrian troops heading towards the turkish

spain's supreme court has given nine catalan separatist politicians lengthy prison terms.o become independent in 2017. the trial was in madrid. and there were in fact 12 defendants, though three avoided prison. some of them held prominent positions in catalonia's government. 0riol yunqueras was the vice—president of catalonia. he's been jailed for 13 years for sedition and misuse of public funds. well, around eight million people live in catalonia. it has its own language, parliament, flag and anthem. not everyone supports independence, but the idea does have mass support. the bbc‘sjean mackenzie is at barcelona airport. there were troubles earlier. what a situation at the airport now? in the last half hour or so, we've seen thousands of protesters out in this plaza pushed back down this tunnel by police quite quickly. and that has been how it has gone today. thousands of people were here earlier in the were coming in waves, so earlier in the were coming in waves, so there would be quiet and still, then push forward and police would push them back. sometimes police would u

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after what began as a peaceful rally in the city protests have swept across the region after spain's supreme court imposed lengthy prison sentences on catalan separatist leaders who were found guilty of sedition. the rally began peacefully but the streets of barcelona awash in a sea of protesters from the waterfront to the city's landmarks a grad a familiar church. many carry cattle and flags and banners branded with slogans such as sit and talk and freedom for political prisoners. pro independence groups had called for a peaceful march to demand the release of 9 separatist leaders found guilty of sedition they were imprisoned by the supreme court on october 14th the move triggered a wave of anti madrid demonstrations some marked by heavy violence. spain's main parties have consistently rejected any moves towards catalan independence protesters accuse madrid of criminalizing dissent. less about it's time for the state to find a solution because it seems that this has no wind and we'll always at the same point. we've come here because we are fed up with so much for a person that we have suffered fr

spain's supreme court has given long jail sentences to 9 catalan separatist leaders sparking protests around the region. people are out in force in barcelona you can see some life pictures there after a day of scuffles at the airport and other locations the politicians were found guilty of sedition and sentenced to between 9 and 13 years for their roles in the failed bid for independence 2 years ago has more now from the catalan capital. they turned out in their thousands at basle owners airport determined to cause as much disruption as possible and fronted by riot police to protest his intentions to signal the start of a campaign of civil disobedience cause and amnesty for the 9 politicians and activists convicted on monday for their roles in a failed attempt to secede from spain 2 years ago they were found guilty of sedition but were acquitted on the most serious charge of rebellion the defendants were sentenced to between 9 and 13 years in prison the reaction from the catalan regional government was unequivocal. and i personally reject these very big it's because we consider them.

testers blocked access to barcelona's airport more than 100 flights were canceled on monday spain's supreme courtdelivered sentences of between 9 and 13 years in prison. echoes president has signed a decree scrapping austerity measures that led to almost 2 weeks of violent protests and digitas leaders who led the demonstrations call for field prices to return to previous levels by tuesday and while the situation remains tense the breakthrough has been a relief for many ecuadorians who live on a low income but over apple as more now from the capital quito. in a neighborhood near the outskirts of the ecuadorian capital freddy and carmen are walking back from their home their house is modest and they share the space with other members of their family. the couple make a combined income of about $500.00 per month which is just enough to get by. for the past few days however the 2 haven't been working. instead they were participating in an indigenous movement that was calling on the ecuadorian government to abandon austerity measures that threatened to increase their cost of living a movement that was

after what began as a peaceful rally in the city protests have swept across the region after spain supreme court imposed a lengthy prison sentences on catalan separatist leaders who were found guilty of sedition. the rally began peacefully with the streets of barcelona awash in a sea of protesters from the waterfront to the city's landmarks a grad a familiar church. many carry cattle on flags and banners branded with slogans such as sit and talk and freedom for political prisoners. pro independence groups had called for a peaceful march to demand the release of 9 separatist leaders found guilty of sedition they were imprisoned by the supreme court on october 14th. the move triggered a wave of anti madrid demonstrations some marked by heavy violence. spain's main parties have consistently rejected any towards catalan independence protesters accuse madrid of criminalizing dissent. less about it's time for the state to find a solution because it seems that this has no wind and we are always at the same point that we've come here because we are fed up with so much for a person that we have suffered

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the turks and the syrian army is possible also coming up a greek catalans protesting after spain supreme court finds the politicians who pushed for independence are guilty of sedition and disobedience. it's good to have you with us tonight longstanding alliances in the middle east are crumbling and it comes only a week after that announced pullback of u.s. forces in syria today syrian government troops moved into towns in the north east of the country at the invitation of the kurds is setting up a potential showdown with invading turkish forces it's all happening in areas controlled by the syrian kurds and the focus now is the strategic town of the turks have long threatened the town and now syrian troops have been the wild in to defend it. a local official in the town confirms that syrian troops have entered that there they are and like. syrian troops heading towards the takesh border 8 years after assad lost control over northern syria his army is moving back and the kurds who control the region saw no alternative but to relinquish their hard won autonomy and unless the syrian government hel

began as a peaceful rally in the city protests have swept across the region that's after a spain supreme court imposed a lengthy prison sentences on catalan separatist leaders who were found guilty of sedition. the rally began peacefully but the streets of barcelona awash in a sea of protesters from the waterfront to the city's landmarks a grad a familiar church. many carry cattle and flags and banners branded with slogans such as sit and talk and freedom for political prisoners. pro independence groups had called for a peaceful march to demand the release of 9 separatist leaders found guilty of sedition they were imprisoned by the supreme court on october 14th. the move triggered a wave of anti madrid demonstrations some marked by heavy violence. spain's main parties have consistently rejected any moves towards catalan independence protesters accuse madrid of criminalizing dissent. last about it's time for the state to find a solution because it seems that this has no wind and we are always at the same point that we have come here because we have fed up with so much for a person of the police

and protests have erupted in barcelona after spain's supreme court sent nine catalan separatist leadersas called for an investigation into the racist abuse that twice halted england's euro 2020 qualifying game in bulgaria. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson is in sofia. 0ne england supporter has just told me he heard monkey noises from some bulgarian fans from the first minute of this game. england have experienced this kind of thing before, but what's changed ? clearly now they have the confidence and determination to report racism. and there was a response. the second piece of the protocol should, could have involved the game being suspended. you can argue england's emphatic victory was the best response. england has its own issues with racims in football to address but this kind of thing here cannot stand and the response from uefa is now of the utmost importance. this evening, a few thousand seats closed off made no difference. a major clean—up is under way after the heaviest storm to hit japan in 60 years. towns have been left submerged, and at least 40 people are dead. in some areas, mor

barcelona as police fire rubber bullets at pro independence demonstrators the clashes come after spain's supreme court delivers long prison sentences to catalonia separatist leaders. researchers reported troubling a rise in global hunger a new study on hunger and malnutrition says climate change is a key factor driving the world food shortages. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us of turkey is a pressing ahead with its operation in northern syria against syrian kurdish forces occurrence have lost the united states as their ally so they've turned to syrian dictator bashar assad who was moving his troops north towards the turkish border now we have some of the latest footage here taken from syria looking across taken from turkey sorry looking across into syria turkish shelling of russell and continue. this morning at least 160000 civilians are believed to have fled the fighting in the border area and they have headed deeper into syria but opposition to turkey's assault is growing u.s. president donald trump is imposing economic sanctions to pressure turkey to stop the offensive and descend

barcelona as police fire rubber bullets at pro independence demonstrators the clashes come after spain's supreme court delivers long prison sentences to catalonia separatist leader. and racist abuse of england players overshadows their euro 2025 fines or trade and bond hearing the players were subjected to monkey chants and nazi salute the incident raises more questions about how to tackle the problem and football. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us turkey is pressing ahead with its operation in northern syria against syrian kurdish forces the kurds have lost the u.s. as their ally so they turn to syrian dictator bashar al assad who is moving his troops north towards the turkish border now we have the latest footage taken here from turkey looking across into syria or turkish shelling of russell i continued this morning at least 160000 civilians are believed to have fled the fighting in the border area and they have had a deeper into syria bought. opposition to turkey's assault is growing u.s. president trump is imposing economic sanctions to pressure turkey to stop the offensive and th

barcelona as police fired rubber bullets at pro independence demonstrators the clashes come after spain's supreme court delivers long prison sentences to catalonia separatist leaders. i'm serious on this kind of good to have you with us. moscow says that syrian government forces aligned with russia are now in full control of the town of money in northern syria it's part of efforts to contain a turkish offensive against kurdish militias in the region who are regarded as terrorists by ankara now these are some of the latest pictures taken from turkey looking across to syria where exchanges of fire from both sides have continued today at least 160000 civilians are believed to have fled the fighting in the border area and headed deeper into syria but opposition to turkey's assault is growing u.s. president trump is imposing economic sanctions to pressure turkey to stop the offensive and he sending vice president mike pence to ankara to try to broker a cease fire this is what pence had to say about washington's aims the president's objective here is very clear that the sanctions that were announced today wi

barcelona as police fire rubber bullets at pro independence demonstrators the clashes come after spain's supreme court delivers long prison sentences to catalonia separatist leaders. researchers report a troubling drive in global hunger a new study on hunger and malnutrition says climate change is a key factor driving the world food shortages. and pre-match fears confront racist abuse of england's players overshadow their euro 222025 victory in bog area the players were subjected to monkey chants and nazi salute the incident raises more questions about how to tackle the problem and football we'll hear from our sports reporter. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us turkey is pressing ahead with its operation in northern syria against syria. in kurdish forces the kurds have lost the united states as their ally so they've turned to a syrian dictator bashar assad who is moving his troops north towards the turkish border now we have of the latest footage here turret taken from turkey looking across into syria where turkish shelling continued this morning at least 160000 civilians are believed

the syrian army may be possible also coming up tonight a green catalogues protesting after spain's supreme court finds that the politicians who pushed for independence are now guilty of sedition and disobedience and what works and what does it is in the fight to reduce global poverty the nobel prize for economics goes to a trio of us based researchers who broke new ground on efforts to lift the world's poor out of poverty. to our viewers on p.b.s. and all around the world welcome tonight longstanding alliances in the middle east are crumbling and it comes only a week after that pullback of u.s. forces from northern syria today syrian government troops moved into towns in the north east of the country at the. invitation of the kurds setting up a potential showdown with invading turkish forces it's all happening in areas controlled by the syrian kurds and the focus right now is the strategic town of one bitch the turks have long threatened the flashpoint and now the syrian troops have been awhile in to defend it a local official in the town confirming that syrian troops have entered and deployed o

barcelona as police fired rubber bullets at pro independence demonstrators the clashes come after spain's supreme court delivers long prison sentences to catalonia separatist leaders. i'm sunni so much gonna thank you for joining us international pressure is growing on turkey to halt its military action against kurdish militia in northeastern syria diplomatic sources say the u.n. security council will meet on wednesday to discuss the assault this after moscow earlier said that syrian government forces aligned with russia are now in full control of the town of monday in northern syria these are some of the latest pictures taken from the turkish side of the border looking across at syria. aware exchanges of fire has continued today at least 160000 civilians are believed to have fled the fighting the u.s. has announced economic sanctions aimed at pressuring turkey to stop the offensive president trump is sending vice president mike pence to uncorrupt to try to broker a cease fire this is what pence had to say about washington the president's objective here is very clear that the sanctions that were announ

angry catalans protests doctor spain supreme court finds the politicians who pushed for independence guilty of sedition in disobedience one is jailed for 13 years. and the nobel prize for economics goes to 3 u.s. face for searches who have broken new ground in efforts to lift the world's poor out of policy. i'm jared ray thanks for joining me u.s. president donald trump is backtracking on his policy in northern syria following widespread criticism just a way cough to deciding to pull out u.s. troops they clearing the way for turkey to attack could use forces trump is now cold on turkey to halt its offensive he's called it dangerous and he's threatening sanctions against turkish officials the plan withdrawal of u.s. troops has led kurdish fighters to ally themselves with syria's government which they were previously fighting. well syrian troops heading towards the turkish border 8 years after a sad lost control over northern syria his army is moving back in the kurds who control the region for now will turn to other than to relinquish their hard won autonomy and a list of the syrian g

while and on rest breaks out in barcelona protesters on the streets after spain's supreme court delivers long prison terms to catalonia separatist leaders. and from political outsider to president of tunisia after his landslide electoral victory law professor. is now putting together a new government and he's turning to young people for help. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the united states is calling on turkey to halt its invasion of northern syria the white house is ordering sanctions on turkey as well the president says he's halting negotiations on a major trade deal with on grow raising steel tariffs and sanctioning senior turkish officials is also sending its vice president mike pence to ankara to. talk to the turkish president now meanwhile the offensive continues these are the latest pictures coming in from ross all that's in north eastern syria right on the border with turkey exact details on the progress of the turkish turkish offensive remain sketchy but turkey has targeted a number of towns inside syria close to its border and has been pushing forward farther than

an explosion of anger across catalonia following the decision by spain's supreme court descendants nine separatist leaders to jail. on monday afternoon protesters converged on barcelona's airport one of europe's busiest in an attempt to block access to the terminals. that triggered a response from riot police who arrested several protesters. earlier thousands of pro separatist residents gathered on the city's plaza the catalunya to voice their outrage at what they say is a scandalous ruling by spain supreme court's. there is no justice in this country we fight toto be free and they do not let us freree. we were expecting verer harsh senennces cause we know perfectctly well that's w what the spanish stage one to make an example for the council onon people. it was a similar mood in the city of girona catalonia second largest where protesters marched on local roads cutting taxes the traffic. pro separatist demonstrators also blocks train tracks near the city. and local doctors and nurses went on strike holding signs that read freedom for political prisoners. meanwhile in spain's capital th

spain supreme court has sentenced 9 catalan leaders to up to 13 years in prison for their role in a failed independence referendum back in 2017 they were part of a group of separatist leaders who organized the vote to declare spain's northeastern catalonia region as an independent state referendum passed with a majority vote but the central spanish government deemed it illegal in spain journalist and bergen who in fact joining us from barcelona so what's been the reaction to this verdict i think the reaction of most people is a poor although fewer than half the population support independence right from the start when these politicians and. leaders say such incredibly intricate charges people felt that it was excessive where we're dealing with and over there were rumors sensors were being lies or in fact sense as a very visceral sense of just merrier and shock even when it was exactly like that here well the thing was that they were the 1st 3 different charges one was rebellion which is almost as bad as prison officials and the misuse of public funds well they've been found guilty on the 2

spain's supreme court has given long jail sentences to 9 catalan separatist leaders sparking protestsaround the region people have been out in force into the night in barcelona after a day of protests and scuffles at the airport and other locations the politicians were found guilty of sedition and sentenced between 9 and 13 years for their roles in a failed bid for independence 2 years ago so he has more from barcelona. they turned up in their thousands at barcelona's airport determined to cause as much disruption as possible and fronted by riot police to protest his intentions to signal the start of a campaign of civil disobedience cause and amnesty for the 9 catalan politicians and activists convicted on monday for their roles in a failed attempt to secede from spain 2 years ago they were found guilty of sedition but were acquitted on the more serious charge of rebellion the defendants were sentenced to between 9 and 13 years in prison the reaction from the catalan regional government was unequivocal. and i personally reject these very big it's because we consider them unjust and an

blocked access to boss alone as airport and more than $100.00 flights were canceled on monday spain supreme courtivered sentences of between 9 and 13 years in prison at least 14 police officer been killed in a single attack in mexico as occurred just before president andres manuel lopez obrador announced that he was getting to grips with the country's high murder rate so his speech was overshadowed by monday's can in which happened in libya in michel khan stayed violent to force between rival drug cartels a common there well those are the headlines do stay with us on al-jazeera one on one is coming up next thank you for watching. thank you philippines president roderigo deterred a self-proclaimed war on drugs has been blamed for thousands of alleged extrajudicial killing fields. now on the island of negroes he's launched another bloody war against a communist insurgency. but many say in reality it's a brutal campaign to annihilate his critics. and the death toll mounts one a one east investigates deter j.s new. it's. true he was standing right here and this store owner was sitting right there wer

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after what began as a peaceful rally in the city protests have swept across the region off to spain supreme court imposed lengthy prison sentences on cattle land separate. slade is found guilty of sedition. the rally began peacefully with the streets of barcelona awash in a sea of protesters from the waterfront to the city's landmarks a grad a familiar church. many carried cattle and flags and banners branded with slogans such as sit and talk and freedom for political prisoners. pro independence groups had called for a peaceful march to demand the release of 9 separatist leaders found guilty of sedition they were imprisoned by the supreme court on october 14th. the move triggered a wave of anti madrid demonstrations some marked by heavy violence. spain's main parties have consistently rejected any towards catalan independence protesters accuse matric of criminalizing dissent i lost out it's time for the state to find a solution because it seems that this has no wind and we'll always at the same point. we've come here because we're fed up with so much for a person the police have suffered from the

and now passed of popular anger in council lonia spain supreme court jailed 9 separatist leaders over their roles in the 2017 independence referendum they're willing prompted protests across the northeastern region including up also learn as well pratt clashes broke out between demonstrations and police. the violence began when thousands of protesters trying to walk high the apple is calling for the release of the imprisons politician. police do use the batons and in attempts to disperse them with this is of also said that rubber bullets and tear gas were used over 70 flights have been canceled the line form officials were found guilty of sedition and sentenced to between 9 and 13 years in prison a further 3 were given fines for disobedience the longest sentence was handed to the former vice president of counsel lonia oriel who care as all of the defendants rejected the charges against them the council and government has also strongly condemns the court's decision. the government and myself as president reject these sentences as unfair and undemocratic it's part of a political trial a

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people have been arrested in clashes that flared in cities across the region since monday when spain's supreme court handed down lengthy prison terms to 9 catalona leaders who staged a banned referendum on independence in 2017 a growing number of catalan independence supporters are fed up with the continuing violence. spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez has dismissed calls for talks from catalonia pro independence president saying that the catalonia leader must 1st unequivocally condemn the violence. now to some other stories making news around the world. the lebanese government is back down over imposing new taxes the finance minister says a final budget with no extra levies aims to calm nationwide protests demonstrators have been holding mass protests in the capital beirut for the 3rd day in a row they accuse the political elite of looting the economy. recovery teams have retrieved 2 bodies from the mediterranean sea more than a week after a crowded migrant boat capsized off the coast of the italian island of lampedusa coffins containing the 2 bodies were transferred to lampedusa cemetery

people have been arrested in clashes that flared in cities across the region since monday when spain's supreme court handed down lengthy prison terms to 9 catalona leaders who staged a banned referendum on independence in 2017 a growing number of catalan independence supporters are fed up with the continuing violence. spain's acting prime minister sanchez has dismissed calls for talks from catalonia pro independence president saying that the catalan leader must 1st unequivocally condemn the violence. a senior kurdish official in syria says his forces will pull back from a border area if turkey allows the evacuation of its remaining feiss and civilians from the besieged town of ras al-ain turkey and kurdish forces have accused each other of breaching the truce steel reached in northeastern syria on thursday and washington brokered deal aims to halt a turkish led offensive on the condition that kurdish militants retreat from a safe zone along the border the deal gives them 5 days for a complete withdrawal a deadline that will expire on cheese day night the turkish president has warned the kurdish figh

threatening peace security and stability in the region also coming up angry catalans protests up to spain supreme court finds the politicians who pushed the independence guilty of sedition and disobedience one is jailed for 13 years and the nobel prize for economics goes to a trio of u.s. based research shows who have broken new ground in efforts to lift the world's poor house of property. i mean you could as mckinnon thanks so much for joining me to widespread criticism u.s. president donald trump has backtracked on his policy in northern syria he's announced sanctions against turkish officials over chris incursion against codes there and he slammed turkey's actions as dangerous trump had previously announced that u.s. troops would be withdrawn from the region and that has led kurdish fighters to ally themselves with the syrian government to which they had previously. again opposed. the syrian town of ras al-ain pounded by turkish a terrorist across the border. a week into turkey's offensive in northern syria fighting still rages here turkish backed syrian militias seen here at battling kurdish fighte

than friday which solve violent rioting and widespread unrest the demonstrations started after spain supreme court handed down long prison sentences to 9 catalan separatist leaders last monday. well our correspondent helen humphrey is in barcelona covering events there she sent us this report on how the pro independence catalan movement has been organizing itself with the help of new technology. the streets of central barcelona strewn with debris after days of violent unrest locals are left to survey the damage like many here myra says she wants independence for catalonia not at any cost. there were thousands and thousands of people that i've never seen and that's 3 it really is i think of people all over. i was not identified i mean the bend them and i was not identified with that was that kind of people that i was seeing on the street. actually and zena has worked with the pro independence council a national assembly in the past and he's helped organize the peaceful demonstrations during the day he says many frustrated protest is feel they haven't been hurt. the message that the europe has been

spirit has been allowed to remain free this despite the european arrest warrant issued by spain's supreme court has approved a manhunt of himself into police early on friday belgian or forty's released him without bail madrid wants to charge him for promoting the independence referendum which the spanish supreme court i had declared illegal. take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the protesters in the lebanese capital beirut have held a 2nd day of rallies against government plans to impose a new tax the demonstrations are some of the biggest for years protestors are also demanding the resignation of a political elite they say has looted the economy to the point of breakdown. british prime minister boris johnson has warned that there is no better outcome to the torturous of breck's in process than the deal reached in brussels on thursday he's scrambling to win lawmakers support and she had a cabinet meeting on friday to plan tactics ahead of saturday's vote in parliament he says he's confident he can gain sufficient support but the vote will be close. an explos

because spain's biggest political crisis in decades monday's court ruling is a victory for the spanish government. i the government of spain respects and abides by the decision of this by the supreme court nobody is above the law nobody's above the law in a democracy like a spain nobody is subject to trial for his or her ideas or politics but rather for criminal conduct as provided by the no one but many catalans are indignant students and demonstrators blocked streets in protest. wrong with your body it's a political trial designed to teach the catalans a lesson that trial a ruling should never have happened a simple implement but if him money i feel it's excessive but i think everything that's going on is excessive if it's not that where we are now but also before that you have a provoked all of this is enjoying it and there are people in jail who are paying for someone else. in this area looking for me or what could happen and it's bad. so it's 3 digits more than 10 years for most. sentences. many of us hoped it would be a little less. but we spanish justice when you anything could happen and in the end it was the harshest it could be but i thought. on the same streets you can

spain's supreme court has sentenced 9 catalana leaders to up to 13 years in prison for their role in a failed independence referendum in 2017 they were part of a group of separatist leaders who organized the vote to declare spain's northeast and catalonia region an independent state now that referendum did pass with the majority vote but the central spanish government deemed it illegal. was briefing now on some other stories making the news wading through kneedeep waters emergency responders are searching for missing people after typhoon her give us that japan over the weekend the super typhoon has already claimed dozens of lives the damage done by flooding and landslides near the capital tokyo is still being assessed. in ecuador indigenous leaders agreed to end protests after president merino agreed to reinstate fuel price subsidies that agreement came after nearly $2.00 weeks of violent protests people were angry over austerity measures brought in to obtain a multi-billion dollar loan from the i.m.f. . it's a poland now where the ruling law and justice party known as peace won a 2n

people have been arrested in clashes that flared in cities across the region since monday when spain's supreme court handed down lengthy prison terms to 9 catalan leaders who staged a banned referendum on independence in 2017 a growing number of catalan independence supporters are fed up with the continuing violence. spain's acting prime minister pedro sun shifts has dismissed calls for talks from catalonia pro independence president saying that the catalan leader must 1st unequivocally condemn the violence. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. recovery teams have retrieved 2 bodies from the mediterranean sea more than a week after a crowded migrant boat capsized off the coast of the italian island lampedusa coffins containing the 2 bodies were transferred to love produce the cemetery on thursday the bodies of $77.00 other migrants including a child were also recovered. and surely president sebastian pinera has announced the suspension of metro fare hikes after they sparked 2 days of violent protest the unrest in chile is chile's worst in decades prompting a curfew in p

people have been arrested in clashes that flared in cities across the region since monday when spain supreme court handed down a lengthy prison terms to 9 catalan leaders who staged a banned referendum on independence in 2017 a growing number of catalan independence supporters are fed up with the continuing violence. spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez has dismissed calls for talks from catalonia as pro independence president saying that the catalonia leader must 1st unequivocally condemn the violence. to them if they can now we're going to take a look at me results of saturday's early games don't lend grabbed a hard fought win against liked and well drew as did out of and by and munich same for braman and had to berlin oneone berlin upset freiburg disallowed off beat mine and on friday front one against leave a cruise. africa started strongly and gonzalo puffy envious for the open now after just 4 minutes following a fine and finish the portuguese forward the knesset again before half time from the penalty spot the eagles added a late 3rd and climbed above an inconsistent leverkusen inter

sirens blare huge protests and violent clashes in spain after the supreme court jails nine separatistsver catalonia's failed bid for independence. and fans mourn the loss of one of k—pop‘s biggest stars — sulli, found dead in her home just 25 years old. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 3am in syria, where the civil war could be entering a new and dangerous phase. syrian government forces are on the move to help kurdish fighters under attack from turkey. it comes after us troops were withdrawn and the kurds have now turned to syria's president assad for help. the bbc‘s international correspondent 0rla guerin reports from akcakale on the turkey—syria border. rolling in to a heroes‘ welcome — troops of the assad regime, handed a victory without firing a shot, arriving today in the strategic town of ain issa. look who's back. the kurds say they had to do a deal with the regime after washington left them alone to face a turkish invasion. the choice, they say, was compromise or genocide

people have been arrested in clashes that flared in cities across the region since monday when spain supreme court handed down a lengthy prison terms to 9 catalan leaders who staged a banned referendum on independence in 2017 a growing number of cattle on independence supporters are fed up with the continuing violence. spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez has dismissed calls for talks from catalonia pro independence president saying that the catalan leader must 1st unequivocally condemn the violence. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. u.s. president donald trump has abandoned a plan to hold the next g. 7 summit at a golf resort he owns in florida critics had accused trump of misusing his office to personally profit from staging the taxpayer funded gathering. that chile's president sebastian pinera has announced the suspension of metro fare hikes after they sparked 2 days of violent protests the unrest is chile's worst in decades prompting a curfew in parts of the capital santiago. italy's far right opposition leader munto salvini has led a massive anti-government

people have been arrested in clashes that flared in cities across the region since monday when spain's supreme court handed down a lengthy prison terms to 9 cattle and leaders who had staged a banned referendum on independence in 2017 a growing number of catalan independence supporters are fed up with the continuing violence many here in barcelona say they don't know where these violent ussa coming from and say they don't represent the independence movement. there was a strong police presence as crowds gathered again on saturday evening the government warns that violence will be met with the full force of the law. to the been the slogan now we're going to take a look at the results of saturday's games. and fall spoke sched the spoils ousted out spoken by in munich the same for brain and house have been on your own but an upset freiburg just pulled off beat mines on friday front foot one against leave. out front but started strongly and gonzalo posse n.z. escorted me open after just 4 minutes following a fine move and finished the portuguese forward the knesset again before half time from the penalty

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after what began as a peaceful rally in the city protests have swept across the region after spain's supreme court imposed a lengthy prison sentences on catalan separatist leaders were found guilty of sedition. the rally began peacefully but the streets of barcelona awash in a sea of protesters from the waterfront to the city's landmarks a grad a familiar church. many carry cattle and flags and banners branded with slogans such as sit and talk and freedom for political prisoners. pro independence groups had called for a peaceful march to demand the release of 9 separatist leaders found guilty of sedition they were imprisoned by the supreme court on october 14th. the move triggered a wave of anti madrid demonstrations some marked by heavy violence. spain's main parties have consistently rejected any moves towards catalan independence protesters accuse madrid of criminalizing dissent. less about it's time for the state to find a solution because it seems that this has no wind and we are always at the same point. we've come here because we are fed up with so much for a person that believes suffered f

latest demonstrations against guinea's president and catalans protest into the night after spain supreme court gives 9 separatist leaders long jail terms. in sport and racism forces an international. why spoil garion friends told good players with abuse during a european championship qualifier. the us president says he will soon issue an executive order authorizing sanctions against current and former turkish officials in response to turkey's military offensive into northern syria donald trump says he will also stop negotiations with anchor on a $100000000000.00 trade the o. and boost tariffs on turkish steel the 50 percent and we also said the 1000 american troops leaving in syria will stay in the region to prevent i saw making a comeback i'd get more and all of this from castro she joins us live in washington let's start with this executive order what more can you tell us heidi. well barbara we know that the white house intends to sign this executive order in its words soon and that what president trump would be ordering is the imposition of sanctions on former and current high level turkish

protests have erupted in barcelona after spain's supreme court sentenced nine catalan separatist leaders to between nine and 13 years in prison. large crowds of protesters clashed with police at barcelona's international airport. margaret atwood and bernardine evaristo have been named the joint winners of the 2019 booker prize after the judges broke their rules by declaring a tie. at 79, atwood is the oldest ever winner, while evaristo is the first black woman to win the prize. they each took home about $32,000. hundreds of colleagues, family and friends have attended the funeral of pc andrew harper in oxford. the 28 year—old officer who'd been married for just four weeks, was killed while responding to a reported burglary in august. three teenagers have been charged with murder. 0ur correspondentjon kay reports. just weeks after his wedding day, the funeral of pc andrew harper. hundreds of his colleagues lined the route. a city silent. to remember the 28—year—old officer killed in the line of duty. inside the oxford christ church cathedral his widow led the tributes. they met at school