s from entering the calling for early elections often polman failed to pass a promised electoral reform bill dorman farms to work has more from tbilisi. protesters are now moving off down the street. for hours you rightly said responded. protesters on songs i put padlocks up around parliament entrances and had located the streets around parliament and i think they were expecting. a long wait before the police took action in fact the police have reacted very quickly in 3 moving off down the street now clearing the opposition supporters who. were cooling for the government should resign after a vote. last week against electoral reform. the government had promised to make changes to the letter system said it could be a proportional representation in the elections next year with a remake when the lawmakers rejected this legislation last week a not got the opposition very angry at. the opposition say that your chair is no longer a democracy because everything is rules they say by one man we've seen a vinnie speedy the country's richest oligarch who is governing chairman of the ruling party a

thousands of police march to portugal's polman on thursday to demand better pay and conditions starting salaries for the national guard on the around 2 thirds of those paid in poland france members of a far right association called of the mentos are among the demonstrators. u.s. lawmakers have wrapped up the public impeachment hearings against president donald trump. witnesses david holmes and fiona hill both gave compelling evidence the political counselor hung's told how he overheard trump's disputed telephone khobragade being an investigation into them into his democratic rival national security official hill's dismissed theories about ukrainian interference in the 2016 us election if found guilty in a majority vote in the house trump will face and then he's been trial in the us center. or we asked our correspondent in washington if the democrats are ready to move proceedings forward and if testimony so far is enough to persuade republicans to change their mind about the president from what we have heard from pelosi and saying that the evidence against trump is clear we can reasonabl

but 1st let's go to georgia where protesters are attempting to block people from entering polman this happening of course in the capital tbilisi they have been demonstrating for weeks now they want change to the electoral system police of use water cannon to try to break them up but so far they are refusing to move so we can go live now to our correspondent there robin for us a walker is outside parliament what's the situation and all the protests is managing to maintain their presence and indeed. to block people from getting into parliament. team right now you can probably see just behind me in those yellow jackets in those yellow jackets the georgian police who have formed their own court to know around the sides entrances to the main parliament building they've put up yellow buses said to block the roads to stop and in and anticipated attempts by the opposition to prevent the governing party in peace from attending a session this morning inside parliament this is how things looked last night. too which is a position wants to show that the government won't be put given breaking its

security forces in georgia block demonstrators trying to stop politicians from entering polman. and we look at why climate change matters more than the economy to many british voters. but 1st hundreds of people are marching towards an effort in the s. and democratic republic of congo where un peacekeepers abased is growing anger against the u.n. in the city of beni after persistent attacks from armed rebels despite the presence of the world's largest contingent of peacekeepers on monday people stormed the u.n. compound 4 people were killed the un has denied that it's peacekeepers fired at civilians ok we can speak now to oma abood who's head of the united nations ingrown nord in beni and he's joining us live from there thanks for talking to us 1st of all are you aware of what sounds like hundreds of people who are making their way to the money base which is close to the airport in beni. of course we are a good morning everyone 1st of course we are aware of the demonstrators who are making their way and we are at the same time making every effort to continue the dialogue with the

s from entering they calling for early elections after polman filed to pass a promised electoral reform bill catalona is leader kim torah is on trial for alleged disobedience is accused of defying orders from the spanish electoral 40 but not removing the ribbon a symbol of support for cattle on independence from a government building. russia has returned 3 captured naval ships to ukraine ahead of a planned peace summit next month the vessels had been moved to ahead of a location in the black sea russia seized the ships off the coast of crimea a year ago more than 13000 people have been killed in eastern ukraine over the past 5 years in fighting between separatists and ukrainian forces. in breaking news the saudi state news agency is reporting yemen's who the rebels have hijacked a vessel south of the red sea the ship was towing a south korean drilling rig the saudi news agency says a group of armed to the rebels seized the vessel on sunday the official has told reuters they will release the vessel once they confirm it belongs to south korea they claim to have captured 2 military ships o

to issue a new electorial roll for the best of the people to hold early elections off to be rocky polman dissolves itself and the government resigns. but many protesters say much more needs to be done day after day the demonstrators that we speak with be they in baghdad or other cities tell us they don't feel the government is taking their demands seriously they say that no matter the risk they will continue to come out and press for the rights and opportunities they say they deserve. but that doesn't have to many as have been welcomed back home from jail in saudi arabia as part of a prisoner swap the group of 129 men were flown in to sana's international airport on board red cross aircraft it comes during a new push to end a 5 year war as more from santa for the 1st time in nearly 4 years a passenger plane touching down at sunrise international port the 1st of 3 to arrive from the saudi capital aboard the planes 129 yemenis that the international committee of the red cross called prisoners of war they were. heroes by large crowds into an airport building that has to empty since 2016. we

to issue a new electorial role for the best of the people to hold early elections off to be rocky polman dissolves itself and the government resigns but many protesters say much more needs to be done day after day the demonstrators that we speak with be they in baghdad or other cities tell us they don't feel the government is taking their demands seriously they say that no matter the risk it will continue to come out and press for the rights and opportunities they say they deserve how many times women does it by that. dozens of yemenis have been welcomed back home from jail in saudi arabia as part of a prisoner swap 128 men were flown into sunrise international airport aboard red cross planes they were greeted by hooty commanders and some family members here as special envoy martin griffiths as welcome the prisoner swaps come amid a new push to end the 5 year war the saudi u.a.e. led code it coalition announced on wednesday that said our airport would reopen to limited flights and our in-patients to fly out for medical care but a lot i was at the airport in santa as the prisoners arrived

tuesday after a weeklong strike by staff across the country meanwhile tight security around the bottoms polman which is for the 1st time since demonstrations began a month ago planning to prevent politicians reaching the parliament which is expected to discuss a general amnesty law that was in a honda joins us live now from beirut parliament sitting for the 1st time since those protests began but demonstrates a promising to block the m.p.'s from reaching the building tell us what's been happening. yes there and as you can see behind me tension in the streets protesters people who are against the ruling elites they're gathering in different locations in downtown beirut for along the roads leading to parliament building what they're hoping to achieve is to prevent the members of parliament from reaching the building in order to make sure that this session does not happen but as protesters are gathered on the streets the security forces the lebanese army they too are out in force because they want to ensure that m.p.'s actually reach the parliament building you did mention that this is the 1st ti

s inability to get a briggs it deal through paul polman turn to turn turned into exile existence tendentious i sed sed there is a special place in hell for those promoting bragg's it with there is a special place in hell for those promoting bragg's it without a plan said donald tusk and the guest list is still out a plan said donald tusk and the guest list is still being finalized according to. being finalized according to. those still empty and that means the. there are still empty and it means to put a lot of space. one man we can but to face. one man we can bet terse good may. i think will make an appearance is britain's new pret terse good may think will make an appearance is britain's new prime minister barak. prime minister barak. with another extension agreed with brussels and. with another extension agreed with apostles and a general election on the way the u.k. gets to stay in gregg's it limbo for another few months on the way the u.k. gets to stay in gregg's it limbo for another few months in fact curbsides tree has become from the look for. her get tree has become the norm for tho

next the political crisis is far from over and those in power are refusing to leave office so while polman unable to say to one institution that has reopened today the banks the banks with the restrictions on with trolls and transference of parole. yes capital controls are in place there is a $1000.00 us dollars weekly capped to withdraw from us a dollar you know from bags and you're not allowed to transfer money abroad you are allowed to you know would draw as much as you like in lebanese pounds because what the authorities are trying to do is ensure that the local currency it doesn't devaluate but like you mentioned banks have been closed much of the month what they are trying to do is restore normalcy open banks open schools universities hoping that this protest movement will just fizzle out but what is clear is that people continue to stand their ground but how much more can they pressure the government because the army has made it very very clear they will allow them to protest in the squares but they will not allow them to block roads and to disrupt public life which means that is th

s inability to get a briggs it deal through parliament turned into existential angst group polman turned into existential angst there is a special place in hell for those promoting bragg's it without a there is a special place in hell for those promoting brags that without a plan said donald terse and the guest list is still pre-planned said donald terse and the guest list is still being finalized according to. being finalized according to. the list still empty and it means the lot of those still empty and it means the little space. one man we can bet. one man we can bet terse may think will make an apparent is britain's new prime reverse may think will make an apparent is britain's new prime minister. boris johnson. mr boris johnson. with another extension agreed with brussels under general election on the way with another extension agreed with brussels under a general election on the way the u.k. gets to stay and gregg's it in limbo for another few months the u.k. gets to stay and gregg's it in limbo for another few months in fact plagues it purgatory has become the norm for those of u