this is if you give you news live from berlin standing in solidarity. people across france honor the well liked history teacher who was beheaded after discussing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad this is clocks prime minister joined the crowd in paris. bolivians cast their ballots for a new president on sunday facing a deeply divided political landscape the winner will have to deal with a coronavirus pandemic bolivia's worst economic crisis in decades. i'm next peiser welcome to the program there have been demonstrations across france in a show of solidarity after the beheading of a teacher on his way home from school thousands gathered in central paris to pay their respects to petty who was killed after showing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad during a class on freedom of expression police have now detained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect was shot dead by police soon after the attack. thousands of people came to the plaster little public in paris to show their solidarity with the slain teacher some your party. it was h

this is it news live from berlin standing in solidarity. people across france owner of the well liked history teacher who was beheaded after discussing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad with his. prime minister join the crowd in tears. bolivians cast their ballots for a new president on sunday facing a deeply divided political landscape the winner will have to deal with a coronavirus pandemic and bolivia's worst economic crisis in decades. human rights groups and opposition politicians in turkey raise concerns over the country's volunteer police forces known as chief will have more in a report later in the show. welcome to the program there have been demonstrations across france in a show of solidarity after the beheading of a teacher on his way home from school thousands gathered in central paris to pay their respects to patti who was killed after showing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad during a class on freedom of expression police have not attained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect was shot dead by police

this is to give you news live from berlin standing in solidarity people across france honor the well liked history teacher who was beheaded after discussing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad with his class an 11th person is detained over the killing also coming up libyans are casting their ballots for a new president on sunday amid a deeply divided political landscape the winner will have to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and believe worst economic crisis in decades. and in the trouble winners buy in munich funk newly promoted beautiful robert levin. give the newcomers double trouble. welcome to the program demonstrations are expected across france today in a show of solidarity after the beheading of a teacher on his way home from school thousands gathered in central paris to pay their respects. who was killed after showing cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammad in a class on freedom of expression people held aloft posters declaring quote no totalitarianism of thought police have now detained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect was shot dead by police soon

this is the the view news live from berlin standing in solidarity people across france honor of a well liked history teacher who was beheaded after discussing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad with his class prime minister john constantine joined the crowd and parents. also coming up protestors march on the streets of bel-air is once again demand the resignation of president alexander lukashenko they are met by large numbers of security forces will use a stubborn 8 truncheons against the french. and polls close in bolivia for the country's next president socialism vs centrism is on the ballot amid a deeply divided political landscape burdened by endemic and about the twelve's we'll go there live with the latest. book welcome to the program people across france came out in droves on sunday to show their solidarity with the victim of a brutal knife attack on friday samuel pati was a school teacher who used cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad to teach students about freedom of expression police have since detained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect himself was

when we come together was solidarity when we come together was solidarity is organized labor so those are successful until the wealthy and the powerful based on conspiracy theories. grassroots first is top-down is that warfare? one person into another one named or to another and when you start engaging them all of the staff like t to the way because is not just the posture anymore. and look at solidarity an organization and all the stuff then you start to realize the two of you in that conversation. >> and with that investment clearly in the founding of the country had we hold on to the constitution as a guiding document as our democracy for some within the constitution. >> the essence of that argument of the defining thing of our time. let's look at what the founding fathers side and many of them believe the declaration of independence blair divinely inspired they literally believe the declaration and to have divine inspiration but what i argue and i get the question all the time so jefferson and all these people so what the early ruling class. and then to take responsibility it remi

who are reacting to these murders in nice have condemned the attack and they say they stand in solidarity with the french is a statement particularly welcomed in france because relationships between particular between emanuel and. turkey's president have been strained. one has criticized france before today's attack 40 perceived as a clampdown on a crackdown on muslims freedom to practice their religion but this 1st and foremost is about the murder of 3 people and that is why turkey's foreign minister says they stand in solidarity with the french they took a little bit of criticism after the murder of the high school teacher 2 weeks ago samuel patsy for not quickly denouncing not to talk they did ultimately do that so yes tookie along with everybody else globally the vatican also i'm just hearing the pope has spoken out against the brutality of this attack again. let's talk a little bit more about the context if we can bernard obviously a very sensitive time in france less than 2 weeks after the murder as you mentioned of teacher samuel party and also as we've been talking about these the

he thought it was important to come down here and stroke solidarity -- and show solidarity.e says many people are still traumatized by this event. people wonder why the city is being targeted time and time again. in the past few moments, there were tense scenes in front of the church here, when 100 or so supporters carrying the french flag came and sung the national anthem outside the church, chanting "this is our home." clearly, a lot of tensions sparked by this attack. >> where expecting to hear from france's anti-terror prosecutor any minute now. as soon as he begins to speak, we will take you straight to that to listen and to what the french anti-terror prosecutor has to say about today's attacks. for more, we can speak to dominique c., a member of the catholic association. thank you very much for speaking to us. let me start by asking for your reaction to those horrific events today. >> high emotion. in nice, we are reliving the same memories of 2016. i remember there were 80 killed, even more. now in a church, it is even worse. that is really painful. >> absolutely. wh

vigils and rallies are being held across france in a show of solidarity with the teaching profession,ollowing the killing of a teacher on friday. britain's high streets under threat as a record number of shops close over the first six months of this year. and coming up in half an hour, dateline london looks at the whether tighter restrictions in northern ireland and wales are a sign of things to come for the rest of the uk and brexit‘s back, but it's a fishy business. good afternoon. the labour mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has accused borisjohnson of exaggerating the severity of coronavirus in the region, as the row continues over whether to put the area into the highest tier of restrictions. speaking on the andrew marr programme, mr burnham once again called for greater financial support if further restrictions are imposed. the cabinet office minister, michael gove, accused him of inconsistency in his approach. here's our political correspondent, jonathan blake. for months, people in greater manchester have been living with tighter restrictions than many parts of englan

this was really the 1st personal expression of solidarity that i experienced on the day of the attack itself. i mean after that it emerged that 2 people had been murdered and kevin rudd government's feeling for sure then that i and then so many other events so many other things happening to good things some bad things to me you can see i will never forget the gifts the e-mails we received the letters that commands he received and how the one example of poetry days after young people are so caught begins that he's going to have an eye on both man and the jewish community from mannheim. and the popcorn consent as a parcel full of presents for our children not because they knew that we wouldn't have had any time. to prepare for the cicotte festivities and get presents for the children i nearly burst into tears when i saw that but there were other examples to show about them and then shot on the 11th of october 2 days after the attack mine i'm leaving for the rest of my life i will never forget there's 200000 people stood between the synagogue. and the restaurant. owned by the taken by th

anybody calling themselves the partisan party a number of russian rock stars are showing solidarity with the thousands of belive regimes who have taken to the streets to challenge president alexander pushing. to ban from mario is one of the acts that have lent support their song is about courageous women who saved the world a clear reference to the women's protests in minsk. but. what's going on in bella ruse concerns us as well because i have to think day and night about it and also see how people are brutally beaten by the police there as a humanist as a peaceful and intelligent person i feel real pain when i see this with the least now boys. man look of this doesn't actually see himself as a political singer his music is a mix of soft rock and melodic pop still he didn't hesitate to sign up for the solidarity concert. it was of regionally meant to take place in a moscow club but organizers received anonymous calls threatening to close down the club. after other possible venues also cancelled the musicians were forced to move the concert to the independent t.v. channel dodged such inti

people across france came out in droves on sunday to show their solidarity with the victim of a brutal by for attacks on friday samuel poteen was a school teacher who used cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad to talk to his students about freedom of expression police have since detained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect himself was shot dead by police soon after the attack. thousands of people came to the plaster live episode bleak in paris to show their solidarity with slain teacher samuel patton it was here where large groups also gathered following the 2015 charlie hebdo attacks. but today people will sign saying just i say no oh i am a teacher. many came here to grief but also to protest they felt compelled to speak out in support of the teacher and freedom of speech. the level where he had to defend the republic liberty equality for turnitin and secularism but it was not just in paris communities came together across the country to remember the 47 year old teacher oh. yeah they said secular is a must be the unshakeable foundation of our society for that is wh

. >> we do not know if we will see the new year are not, but what saves us his sympathy and solidarityh each other and love. it was my husband's characteristics. let's be with each other, love each other and have hope. >> hope is all there is now during this crisis. entire country, much like the rest of the world, is waiting for some positive news in the fight against the coronavirus. >> president erdogan has called for a boycott on prints goods as tensions rise over plans to reform islam across france. president macron has been calling for tougher laws to prevent what he calls separatism in french society. >> palestinian israeli protest against -- outside the president's residence in tel aviv. it is part of a wave of anger after french president emmanuel macron refused to denounce controversial cartoons depicting prophet muhammad. earlier this month, a french teacher was beheaded after he showed his students the caricatures during a class on freedom of expression. muslims considered a blasphemy to show any depiction of the prophet. french officials insist it is an active freedom of sp

thousands of people came to the plas the live episode bleak in paris to show their solidarity with slain teacher samuel patton it was here where large groups also gathered following the 2015 charlie hebdo attacks. but today people will sign saying just as say no or i am a teacher. many came here to grief but also to protest they felt compelled to speak out in support of the teacher and freedom of speech. the level before we're here to defend the republic liberty equality for eternity and secularism but it was not just in paris communities came together across the country to remember the 47 year old teacher oh. yeah they said secularism must be the unshakable foundation of our society for that is what allows us to live together we will not allow it to be attacked. but that. we will continue our work when the school year and classes resume we will return to teach without fear because it is not students who committed this crime but it was a young person who obviously was not a student and failed to understand anything as. patty was on his way home from school when he was attacked shortly af

return parties nights out from without corona what matters now is something else i respect and solidarity. and if the rise in infections is not halted within 10 days the mayors have agreed to impose even stricter measures. germany has marked the 1st anniversary of a deadly anti-semitic attack on a synagogue at the eastern city of hull or the neo nazi attacker killed 2 people after failing to gain entry to the place of worship german president. expressed shame and anger over growing anti-semitism. it was an occasion to mourn and reflect for survivors for the purpose and for germany the ceremony and. church marked the anniversary of an anti semitic attack that evoked germany's darkest history. a year has passed already a year just a year. heard of a year ago today and nightmare came true here in holland in broad daylight in the middle of germany in germany of all places i was conversion it into explained. earlier in the day the city came to a standstill for several minutes as people took a moment to remember the victims. in the courtyard of the synagogue a new memorial was unveiled the head

this is news a live from berlin standing in solidarity people across france honor the weald like history teacher was beheaded after discussing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad with its prime minister. is among the crowd in parents' bolivians are casting their ballots for a new president on sunday amid a deeply divided political landscape the winner will have to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and bolivia's worst economic crisis in decades. and in the bundesliga trouble winners find munich fum newly promoted to the fell. down ski and thomas miller give the newcomers double trouble. a michael oh cool welcome to the program they've been demonstrations across france in a show of solidarity after the beheading of a teacher on his way home from school thousands gathered in the central paris to pay their respects to samuel patti who was killed after showing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad in a class on freedom of expression french prime minister. was among those who turned out police have now detained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect was shot dead by police

this is state of the news lot from berlin standing in solidarity. people across france all of the well liked history teacher who was beheaded after discussing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad as his clocks prime minister shall test exploit the crowd in tears. bolivians cast their ballots for a new president on sunday facing a deeply divided political landscape the winner will have to deal with the coronavirus 10 dead. and bolivia's worst economic crisis in decades. an exposer welcome to the program there have been demonstrations across france in a show of solidarity after the beheading of a teacher on his way home from school thousands gathered in central paris to pay their respects to senator patty who was killed after showing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad during a class on freedom of expression police have now detained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect was shot dead by police soon after the attack. thousands of people came to the plaster little public in paris to show their solidarity with the slain teacher some

what is going on limit would say the solidarity can begin with reading and there's an organization in kashmir called the jkccs. the coalition for civil society. it has a website, it's recently brought out a really brilliant report on the internet siege. it should be available online. and i think it is something that people need to read and understand what is being done to people. hundreds of people -- it's apart from thousands of people being killed. people being blinded by -- and not put under the siege which is absolutely inhuman. >> one last question. what are you currently reading. >> my goodness. just finished reading -- i mean, for two days i could hardly see because the type was so small and it's 2,000 page biography of hitler by ian kershaw. but, yeah, that's what i was currently reading. just finished it like a couple of days ago. and then started reading quite a beautiful book by the chinese writer. i think it's called china in ten words. very lovely. >> thank you so much for taking the time for this interview. i have a lot more questions but sadly i have to -- >> when we me

to palestinian concerns and we have to be very careful as palestinians and those who might show solidarity with palestinians not to let trump be the one who set the bar look trump is terrible trump is transactional he's pro zionist because he either doesn't know any better or he thinks he's going to get evangelical vote. it's in the south but biden is an actual zionist like he actually believes in these things from a geo political strategy point of view and that's very dangerous and so far he's told us that he might return things to they way they were under the obama administration you know restoring funding to on rwa open up a p.l.o. mission in d.c. but very very importantly without jerusalem he said very clearly he won't move the embassy back to tell of eve he won't even consider it he said very clearly before that if they're warning israel we'd have to invent one he said very clearly before i'm a zionist these are things that palestinians and american arabs in america and those who profess solidarity with the palestinian question here in america need to take very seriously and question

good to have you with us people across france turn took to the streets sunday to show their solidarity with the victim of a brutal. knife attack on friday summer party was a school teacher who used cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad to teach students about freedom of expression police have since detained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect was shot by police soon after the attack. thousands of people came to the plaster lab epper bleak in paris to show their solidarity with slain teacher samuel patton it was here where large groups also gathered following the 2015 charlie hebdo attacks but today people want signs saying just we are saying no or i am a teacher. many came here to grief but also to protest they felt compelled to speak out in support of the teacher and freedom of speech. we're here to defend the republic liberty equality for eternity and secularism but it was not just in paris communities came together across the country to remember the 47 year old teacher. yeah they said secular is a must be the unshakeable foundation of our society for that is what

this is a deja vu use live from berlin static and solidarity. people across france alter the well liked history teacher who was beheaded after discussing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad with his class prime minister john kass text joined the crowd in paris. human rights groups and opposition politicians in turkey raise concerns over the country's volunteer police forces notice that she will have more to report later in the show. and in the bundesliga shall could get their 1st point of the season on the board but they're still without a win in $28.00 league games. on a spicer welcome to the program there have been demonstrations across france in a show. the after the beheading of a teacher on his home on his way home from school thousands gathered in central paris to pay their respects to. who was killed after showing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad during a class on freedom of expression police have now detained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect was shot dead by police soon after the attack. thousands of people

and bonding over a milk cow a simple drink became a symbol of solidarity with protests in thailand and hong kong. hello sudan could be about to end more than 25 years of international isolation and boost its transition to democracy u.s. president donald trump says he's ready to take the country off the list the state sponsors of terrorism that's likely to bring an injection of international investment and allow urgently needed relief there were more good reports in the capital parts of. this is one of the events that have kept sudan on a u.s. list of states ponces of terror and kept most foreign investors away from within 25 years. in august 9th. in 98 truck bomb attacks on the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania killed 224 people and injured more than 4000 sudan was accused of providing a base for the bombers then president ominously she had already been accused of offering sanctuary to the likes of al qaida and its leader osama bin laden. but after you have negotiations by the transitional government president donald trump says he's ready to restore sudan's international status in a

french council for the muslim faith that muslims not celebrate our birthday today as an act of solidarity with the people murdered not a damn church in nice. we have heard bernard say this is well i'm just trying to carry no we've had the attack the killing of samuel bed see this attack in nice where the killer. bar the attack in ivan your. earlier where again police are saying that the person they shorts was threatening passers by and so it's an alarm bar this is all coming after the french president weighed in with some comments about its stream is a minute islam and how islam these is a shake up as it were which is certainly provokes some reaction not just within fronts but internationally this is turning into a much larger debate is it not in islam does seem to be somewhat in the focus. well before the murder of samuel potsie emanuel had given a major speech on islam where he had called for he said that islam needed and unlike similar to the enlightenment that went that christianity went through many hundreds of years ago and that was seen by many muslims as as patronizing as somebody

if i felt that desire for solidarity with the community, yes, i would.times in the black police association. what you are doing is actually creating barriers, and at times, just doing that gesture of solidarity with the community can break down those barriers and actually help you to be more efficient and effective in serving the needs of the community. what works, in your view, you have had a long career in policing, now much more in community organisation, what works in terms of building a much more effective relationship, successful relationship, between the police and young people — particularly young men in black and minority ethnic communities — what works best? some talk about getting the police out, some talk about dismantling and defunding the police, but that is an extreme view. what can the police do — short of defunding and getting out — what can the police do to forge a relationship? change the narrative. if you think you can stop and search your way out of the problem, or arrest your way out of the problem, that's not going to work. i alway

how a simple drink has become a symbol of solidarity protests as in thailand and in. pursuit parking nasa scientists and the asteroid on an asteroid millions of kilometers from whom. hello winter is coming slowly admittedly with that see on its way through mongolia it ends up really is a frontal system that drags itself into the yellow sea and then hangs around in northern china so the only difference really is the feel i think in places like harvard where as it goes through the temps will drop from the teens to low single figures the rain itself so further south will be a bit substantial and then you get more developing in the east china sea catching the south korean peninsula western side of japan but not china itself but china itself is enjoying generally fine quiet and warm weather that's harvin strong that about 6 degrees as a maximum temperature on thursday whereas we're still at about 21 in chengdu as head south more active weather the south china sea again and lose all that there have been named tropical sark and it's still really any a minus storm across lose

if i felt that desire for solidarity with the community, yes, i would. many times in the black police association. what you are doing is actually creating barriers, and at times, just doing that gesture of solidarity with the community can break down those barriers and actually help you to be more efficient and effective in serving the needs of the community. what works, in your view, you have had a long career in policing, now much more in community organisation, what works in terms of building a much more effective relationship, successful relationship, between the police and young people — particularly young men in black and minority ethnic communities — what works best? some talk about getting the police out, some talk about dismantling and defunding the police, but that is an extreme view. what can the police do — short of defunding and getting out — what can the police do to forge a relationship? change the narrative. if you think you can stop and search your way out of the problem, or arrest your way out of the problem, that's not going to work. i

at this shopping mall in jordan of science reads in solidarity with prophet muhammad peace be upon him or the french products are boycotting supporters of the boycott hope it will produce results. it's a statement of opposition and i'm sure it will reach the french officials and will certainly make a difference file's has criticised the boycott and asked for it to be stopped but president insists his country will never give in to pressure of any kind and will continue to fight what he called islamic separatism hammered by our desire. well now a 3rd attempt a humanitarian ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia is already in jeopardy just hours after coming into force fighting is continued with the 2 countries blaming each other for the violations clashes 1st erupted a month ago over the disputed territory of new going to car back which is part of azerbaijan but controlled by ethnic armenians the latest ceasefire was brokered by the us or a challenge reports now from the armenian capital yerevan. the armenians insist that they are honoring this cease fire at a hearing to it but they sa

it was a day not only to remember the victims of the shooting but also show a sign of solidarity forhe jewish community. some memorial services took a more critical stance, highlighting failures made by police in the investigation after the attack, but also why some have been turning toward the far right for years. the german society that it had a responsibility to protect the rights and values that germany stands for and to stand up as well against any kind of hatred in the country. "we stand together. we are strong," he said. phil: german chancellor angela merkel and the mayors of the country's biggest cities have agreed on a new package to help the spread of coronavirus. germany fears a second wave of the pandemic after infection rates in several cities, including berlin and frankfurt, have passed a key threshold and have triggered tighter restrictions. >> from her office in berlin, angela merkel's video with mayors of key cities sent the message germany urgently needs to prevent the spread of coronavirus in major cities. >> the big cities, the urban areas are now the arena where

this is the view newsline from berlin standing in solidarity with people across france honor of the well liked history teacher who was beheaded after discussing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad with his class prime minister's own caustic to join the crowd in paris. and polls close in bolivia where voters have been choosing a new president the vote could bring the return of socialism amid a deeply divided political landscape the winner will have to deal with a ranging pandemic and a struggling economy. and human rights groups in opposition politicians in turkey raise concerns over the country's volunteer police force known as bitchy we'll have more in a report later in the show. a 1000000 books welcome to the program people across france came out in droves on sunday to show their solidarity with the victim of a brutal knife attack on friday samuel pati was a school teacher who used cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammad to teach students about freedom of expression police have since detained 11 people in connection with the killing the suspect himself was shot dead by police soon

to demand money news release and voice solidarity with all detained journalists sign the petition. 'd 3 minute you say. welcome back let's let's remind you of the main stories this hour the world health organization is warning that europe needs to speed up its fight against the corona virus but it's optimistic that countries won't need to return to national lockdowns dozens of european countries are reporting a wreck or the rise in the number of infections. present to on is called for a boycott on french goods as tensions rise rise over president plans to reform islam in france has been calling for tougher laws to prevent what he calls separatism in french society. and the army near in azerbaijan have accused each other of violating a 3rd humanitarian ceasefire just hours after it came into force the countries are fighting over the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh which is possible as a by john controlled by ethnic armenians. or now the trump ministration says it's planned a celebration event for the expected senate confirmation of amy kone barrett to the supremes course her

with many other governments in the rest of the world to condemn the attack saying it stands in solidarity with france but turkey had been critical over france's crackdown on particular muslim groups in the wake of the attack on the murder on samuel petit and it was because of that those criticisms of by turkish present one of the manual mccrum that they led to this straining of relations but turkey like everybody else is quick to point out the horror of these attacks and to condemn all violence and you touched on that that recent events just give us a bit more context about this this isn't the 1st attack that as taken place in france this year there was of course the the attack on the teacher in the north of france we're now seeing this attacked and in these we're also seeing another. is that in search of a possible attacker he was shot dead by police in avignon give us a sense of the context in which this is all taking place in france. 2 weeks ago samuel patsey history and geography teacher was murdered as he walked home from school now he had given a class some days earlier on secularis

english so but that is all been part of the part of the fun and has actually helped to build the solidarity trying to overcome these very rich think it already has even the origins of the multi-line was started to get some interest from for example some of the other countries in the southeast asia region or countries which have been negatively affected or who feel grievances over issues like the. strain is the just grip on countries like philippines and vietnam. and more recently of course india who had a border clash with china and we saw a lot of interest and support from indians coming into the starting to follow the hash tags of the lines newly introduced employment laws in indonesia have provoked more protests this time by students they rallied in the capital jakarta against what they say is the weakening of workers' rights and protections for the environment the government argues that the legislation will attract more investment and create jobs for the coronavirus hit economy. colombian police and soldiers are beefing up security on the border with venezuela to stop the latest surge o

and overcome these barriers and do you think that solidarity will continue elsewhere i mean could itpread even further. i think it already has even the origins of the multi-line which is starting to get some interest from for example some of the other countries in the southeast asia region or countries which have been. negatively affected there or if you are even seeds or issues like the. disputed. philippines and vietnam. and more recently of course india who had a border clash with china and we saw a lot of interest and support from indians coming into the start and fall of the hash tags of the lines so how significant then is all of this i mean what does this say about the sort of for merging protest movements and and borderless activism that's taking place in the region. what i would call transnational terrorism is certainly not a new thing but war is seems to be new about the alliance is that it is it comes from the internet it comes from social media and it is sort of lying on social media and what that means is of course that compared to the ways that for example leftist polit

you thank you well meanwhile people have been gathering in berlin outside the french embassy in solidarity with france our correspondent kate brady is there for us kate. set the scene for us describe what's happening around you. well as you can probably see behind me a couple of 100 people now have gathered behind me just within the last half hour or so outside the french embassy here in central and many of those people the majority i would say all members of the german pollin that many of them senior politicians who have come this evening to pay their respects to the victims of that attack in nice and behind them you won't be able to see it for the ever growing crowds now behind me many candles and literally that have been laid by politicians and members of the public this evening tragically next to those flowers and candles are also notes of remembrance and candles left from just a couple of weeks ago after the murder of the teacher samuel patti i share with us what the reaction has been from german politicians and from the people behind you about you know what happened in france. and na

anybody calling themselves the partisan party a number of russian rock stars are showing solidarity with the thousands of celebrations who have taken to the streets to challenge president alexander pushing . the boundary mario is one of the acts that have lent support their song is about courageous women who save the world a clear reference to the women's protests in minsk. but. what's going on in bella ruse concerns us as well because i have to think day and night about it and also see how people are brutally beaten by the police there as a humanist as a peaceful and intelligent person i feel real pain when i see this. man look over doesn't actually see himself as a political singer his music is a mix of soft rock and melodic pop still he didn't hesitate to sign up for the solidarity concert. it was a regionally meant to take place in a moscow club but organizers received anonymous calls threatening to close down the club. after other possible venues also canceled the musicians were forced to move the concert to the independent t.v. channel dodged such intimidation is by no means isolat

lisa who is a journalist in paris and it is good to have you with us there in demonstrations of solidarity rallies for the victim taking place across the country what more can you tell us about. it so what's interesting is how many people have been attending in those demonstrations right lots of teaches and in cities there have a chance you. do 2 hours from now and in in the provinces as well and the shock is very clear heritable to what happened when the cartoonist or shall you do well slaughtered by terrorists 5 years ago and you really have a feeling that this is touch something in the nation because teachers aren't teaching children this is that this is an issue that transcends a great deal of other things that it brings the french together in ways that we haven't seen recently. and do we have any more information about the attack her. we know quite a little more now about the attack and he's an 18 year old chechen was born in moscow and who was admitted to immigrate in france after he was refused in poland and against the advice of the french immigration office a judge decided that he

only 16% say reunified germany has more social solidarity than the former gdr. stunning three quarters think the opposite. back to simon young, what would germans think -- why would german spent the country today has less social solidarity than under the communist east germany regime? >> perhaps, if the former gdr is getting rosy as it receives further into history, the clue is in the naming. a socialist state, that called itself. there was lifetime guarantee of a job in the place to live if you didn't fight against the system too much. the reality they have now, comparing that to the former gdr, they may find life tougher, conditions harsher than they were back then. of course, you don't get to put in jail these days for applying -- get put in jail these days for applying to leave the country. it's hard to say what people in the west make of what used to be the case in the gdr. they only knew it through the media. their opinions on the east are mediated to say the least. phil: i will have a look at a couple of questions and come back to you. one of the most dis

anybody calling themselves the partisan party a number of russian rock stars are showing solidarity with the thousands of television's who have taken to the streets to challenge president alexander pushing . the boundary mario is one of the acts that have lent support their song is about courageous women who saved the world a clear reference to the women's protests in minsk. what's going on in bella ruse concerns us as well because i have to think day and night about it and also see how people are brutally beaten by the police there as a humanist as a peaceful and intelligent person i feel real pain when i see this with the least. doesn't actually see himself as a political singer his music is a mix of soft rock and melodic pop still he didn't hesitate to sign up for the solidarity concert. it was originally meant to take place in a moscow club but organizers received anonymous calls threatening to close down the club. after other possible venues also canceled the musicians were forced to move the concert to the independent t.v. channel dodged such intimidation is by no means isolated. i

the power and the solidarity of poor working people in the only 970 s. close to 50 percent of those living below the poverty line in the united states receive some form of cash welfare from the government today it's less than 10 percent in public assistance the assumption of many folks who have not had direct experience with these systems is that they're set up to help you succeed they are not in fact set up to say help you succeed and they're very complicated systems that are very diversionary that are needlessly complex and that are incredibly stigmatizing and emotionally very difficult so it shouldn't then surprise us that a tool that makes that system faster. more efficient and more cost effective furthers that purpose of diverting people from the resources that they that they need having algorithms make decisions such as who gets financial aid who owes money back to the government has caused concern among many different groups but what's causing a full on panic for some is the fact that algorithms are being used to actually make predictions about pe

vigils and rallies are being held across france in a show of solidarity with the teaching profession, the killing of a teacher on friday. britain's high streets under threat as a record number of shops close over the first six months of this year. we are back in half and our. time for dateline london. hello, i'm shaun ley. welcome to the programme which brings together distinguished columnists, bbc specialists and the correspondents who file their stories to the folks back home dateline london. this week: not all over by christmas. borisjohnson resists calls for a short, sharp lockdown. are northern ireland and wales undermining his argument or are they arbiters of things to come? and brexit is back — but it's a fishy business. your dateline panel this week: analisa piras is italian and a documentary film maker; stefanie bolzen is german, the london correspondent for die welt. and he's british, he's simon jack, he's the bbc‘s business editor — and he's here in the studio. good to have you with us. "back to square one". how one british mp characterised the new tiers of covid restrictio

course there are many prominent armenians citizens of there and you know homeland and they feel solidarity with their people and their historic home and i can't comment on the party representing alex and their connection so the u.s. administration all i can do is welcome the efforts of these people even i mean you are not an armenian around the world that come up with their solidarity and express their support or for a peaceful resolution of vereker about you and thank you thank you after the break who's in charge in kyrgyzstan after an old election apparent mass protests and an assault on the country's parliament we ask kyrgyzstan's current ambassador to the united kingdom want to political forces his president is alleging a behind the chaos dollars or more coming i'm about to have going underground. it was a very nice show 1st from president putin that i could have said no thank you or i could have said thank you and i said i'll take it and now it's time to introduce my special mr don't travel thank you says a dream much to their. name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how wo

solidarity rallies have been held across france in honor of the teacher who was beheaded samuel petit was killed days after showing his students cartoons of the prophet muhammad's journalists and about freedom of speech the suspected attacker was shot dead and police are questioning several others the foka reports. this is where paris comes to defend what some see as french values thousands gathered at the past of the republican solidarity with samuel party a history teacher brutally killed in a quiet paris suburb a level good for we're here to defend the republic the values of the republic liberty equality fraternity and secularism we can feel that the fatherland is threatened that those values are under threat. the murder suspect named as a was shot dead by police on friday close to samuel party school. he was an 18 year old born in moscow of chechen origin and had no apparent connection with the teacher or the school investigators say he stalked the area before following the teacher whom he stabbed and then decapitated with a knife and 11 persons been arrested as part of the invest

vigils and rallies are being held across france in a show of solidarity with the teaching profession,wing the killing of a teacher on friday. britain's high streets under threat as a record number of shops close over the first six months of this year. some figures havejust some figures have just come in from nhs england. a further 61 people testing positive for coronavirus have died in hospital in england bringing the total number of confirmed deaths to 30,971. patients aged between 5a and 96. all but four had no underlying health conditions. those deaths between october the 11th and 17. we'll bring you more figures as we get them. i will look quickly here... public health wales said there had been three further deaths reported, bringing the total deaths to 1711. that's it for now. now on bbc news it's time for the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, where the government brings in a new three—tier approach to tackling coronoavirus in england. but the labour leader reckons it's time for a short sharp lockdown. having read and considered the sage advice, i h

is in nice it is says it strongly condemns the attack and it says that as a sign of mourning and solidarity with the victims and their loved ones the representative said i call on all muslims and friends. to council all the celebrations of the holiday of mollett this is the holiday the celebrations today to mark the birthday of the prophet muhammad so again mainstream muslims in france led by the council muslim faith strongly condemning of course the brutality of this attack in nice. baronets method bring us all the very latest from the french capital thank you very much indeed some we will of course be keeping a close eye on this story for you as we wait see here from emmanuel micro who we understand is traveling to see nice now as you heard there from bernard the mayor of nice visited the site of the attack he called for a crackdown on what he called islamofascism. but. we are hurt to once again see that our city we are hurt to once again see that large city is taken like this and i want to tell the families of the victims of this barbaric attack that everyone in the community is by your

the turkish president's remarks about emanuel macron a new low he added that germany stands in solidarity with france in the fight against islamic extremism we heard some reactions on the french government's measures and the response to them. these people that are boycotting french products they don't understand the french way of life the french muslim community must stop them take this very easily and they understand that because more stuff the french muslim population are in good accord good relationship with french values in france are let's saying the words there. for it are in the united states we have this freedom of speech in france you can't criticize jesus you can create zones moses and you can't and they want to be able to. profit what their laws must that have been that have been lost and that they are mosques that are funded by foreign countries the monies that are preaching in these mosques are sent in there by more awkward turkey and saudi arabia are kept out and they are paid by the government and french government doesn't want that anymore france must be absolutely clear w