from these officials and hear what they heard firsthand turkey says it will start sending captured isaw members back to their countries of origin next week the interior minister said about 287 iceland members were recaptured since the start of the offensive last month he's accused western countries of a lack of cooperation by put in prisoners on trial in the country where they've been caught. is a senior researcher in human rights watch she says western nations should be working with turkey to repatriate citizens. we'll have to see how this plays out but the best option for western europe would be to cooperate with turkey rather than continue to drag its feet and and reject the pleas of authorities in the region and its own citizens for them to take back their own people i have a hard time believing that western europe with its mature democracies and its robust judiciaries and investigative systems does not have a way to absorb several 100 several 100 of its own nationals back into its system this strikes me as being an empty argument a shallow argument western europe is going that been

and i just wanted to pick up on the south african captain, isaw pick up on the south african captain,isi being interviewed after that game and saying, when he was young, he used to worry about his next meal, and he then said, a lot of us need the opportunity, i got mine and i took it. he was so humble in victory, he is an inspiring figure, isn't he? he is an inspiring figure, isn't he? he is inspirational. you could see during the national anthems, just how much it meant to him. so much generation, and people may remember the 1995 south african victory on home soil with nelson mandela awarding the trophy to francois pr, thatis awarding the trophy to francois pr, that is a huge moment in sport and politics. —— pina r. people from many different racial backgrounds, so many different racial backgrounds, so he is a huge figure and certainly has the potential to be a huge globalfigure in sport. as i say, no doubt that south africa thoroughly deserved their victory, it was a ruthless performance from them. —— handing the trophy to francois peinaar. lets go to harpenden rugby club now where

syria to their countries of origin starting from monday its interior minister said around $287.00 isaw members now this includes women and children were recaptured since the offensive 1st began almost a month ago shocked dozens upon dozens of whatever your brooklyn's with them take their citizenships or not we would be pulled to burn clothes eisel fighters who are your people and your citizens no matter what you do then you'll know what to tell us as we've said before you know mogadishu hotel for. the united states acting white house chief of staff meant more veiny has defied a subpoena ordering him to testify at the impeachment inquiry into president donald trump investigators wanted to explain why millions of dollars in aid to ukraine have been blocked in hong kong hundreds of pro-democracy protesters mourning the death of a student have lit street fires in clash with police demonstrators blame police for the death of 22 year old child she log who fell from a building during a protest on monday. the former brazilian president always a nasty audrina dishonors expects to be released fr

isaw on instagram if we can bring that up.he borisjohnson one, him saying he hasn't asked people to register to vote. but yes, last night on instagram i saw perhaps under the public pressure, the conservatives have been asking people to register to vote. i'm sorry, we don't seem to be able to bring you that one but the conservatives asking people to register to vote. let's move on. the live streaming items on facebook. it's not just facebook, live streaming items on facebook. it's notjust facebook, we seen it on youtube and twitter, the brexit party really active and this could beawe party really active and this could be a we have seen in this election, not sure what the situation was in the last one. every time nigel farage does one of these, he is touring the country, these events, he's doing it live on twitter about his speeches and afterwards he's quite often doing these, these are on youtube and it's a freewheeling chat show type situation, i think he's on his battle bus doing these broadcasts and sometimes he gets guessi

want to do well to get involved in programs and to do positive things because they solve a benefit isaw the benefiy could earn earlier release from prison for sure. if the hearing was favorable. for the firstt step act has done is offer new incentives to want to perform well and want to engage in programs because we have a lot of programs out there for the past many years and the numbers enrolled were never as high as we were hoping for because a lot of times they thought they didn't see a benefit for them to the first setback incentivized inmates to want to improve themselves and move forward. >> what would give the most flexibility in terms of deciding who to release if somebody has been 25 or 30 years on a 40 or 50 year sentence, would it be different than the first step? >> it allows the group of people to interview him and made periodically with different points in their career and institutions and they would look at the progress and how they've done somehow they've benefited and whether they would have recidivism in the future. >> should we reinstate parole at the federal level? >

across the board and he will fight it on a stance which exit party has an creon for a while which isawe whole particularly what impact that might have on the labour held seats, many of which are in strongly leave areas, that borisjohnson basically has either as his pathway to victory, but there is no reason to believe boris johnson victory, but there is no reason to believe borisjohnson is going to suffer less than jeremy corbyn. we had nigel farage quoting donald trump from that lbc interview yesterday saying together he and borisjohnson would be an unstoppable force. looking at the electoral arithmetic, is that a fair comment? one of the reasons there was so much interest in today‘s announcement was the feeling that if nigel farage was announcing he was not to stand in many places and only concentrate in labour seats this would be a boost to borisjohnson. where was the 20—25% of the leave vote still saying it will vote for the brexit party, where was it going to go? but obvious, maybe some will go back to the labour party, but not many because not many come from labour party in the fi