thank you so much for joining us, rushan abbas. saying,an start off by have you heard anything at this point, even from other family members, what you believe has happened to your family? and also, the situation right now for the uygurs in china? >> i have not heard anything about the disappearance of my sister and my aunt. speakers at the hudson institute, one of the think tanks and washington, d.c., on september 5. on september 11, they both disappeared at the same day. currently, over 2 million uygurs are being held in those concentration camps. they arese government, saying those are vocational training centers. my sister was a retired medical doctor and speaks fluent chinese. i don't understand what she is being trained over there. regionpopulation of the is being collectively punished right now, going through indoctrinationon's in thosese concentration camps, this communist philosophy and propaganda. could you tell us if you know anything about where your aunt and sister might be being held and have you came to learn of their

we are back with carsten brzeski, and abbas arnell i.naldi -- abbas arnell-renan how do economists dealitical risks out here? >> geopolitical risk is difficult because the market doesn't tend to have much patience when it comes to the materialization of political risk. it is happening on the back of our mind, and we traded when we think it is close. what was interesting this year was oil prices. this was completely out of sync with where global risk sentiment was. three --s were up were up 3% year on year. we saw that supply premium that existed completely washed out and all our prices come crashing down. i think geopolitical risk becomes very meaningful at the right time. i think next year we need to worry about a lot of hodgepodge. europe is going to be a key focus, especially with parliamentary elections in may. populists are holding very well in europe. are sufferingron from very low opinion poll ratings. rating in europe is for matteo cellini in -- matteo salvini in italy. i would be a bit cautious, and i think especially when you look at europe, it is always good to go under the s

had his tea m gerard, the rangers abbas had his team play on the front foot, connor with the best chancethe match on the big stage are half, but the match on the big stage a re often half, but the match on the big stage are often decided by the smallest of margins. for all of their possession, one lapse in concentration was enough to shatter scottish hearts. rangers european adventure finished indiana. back him in glasgow, celtic only needed a draw lane for a point to opt in invites too much pressure. celtic haveit invites too much pressure. celtic have it all to do. whatever the scottish champions try, nothing seemed to work. even the most simple of passes coming back to haunt them. scottish fans were preparing for another night of european disappointment until a goal in germany had a glasgow on its feet and unlikely equaliser for rosenberg was enough to send celtic through. the goalfrom 0livier or was enough to send celtic through. the goal from 0livier or wasn't enough to get them back in it for the night but their place in the knockout stage was already sealed. just. a rare defeat at

well that's why sets why president abbas told donald trump damn your money and your house be destroyed. the present set. and myself met with the president from the his team and two thousand seven hundred fifty seven. i think with all the records and then you came out with that and then all of a sudden resign from decided to take you know a lot of the question missteps rather than. you declare grossman as was capital movember city jerusalem when he didn't say it couldn't be your capital as well did you know what he was going to say what did you set up your member what you saw of course i remember i said i was in the white house fearful of the full of number meeting with dr questionnaire and just. planning for my president to come and meet president from on december first he was not ruling out jerusalem part of your cup of you as well i'm going to tell you facts straight from mr questionnaire camorra fifty two of the somebody who supports certain from the wrong but first of december you're supposed to sign on not moving them. and you said to me you're not going to go i said then my presi

carried out the survey he says the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas are facing increasing questions about their credibility the lack of palestinian unity between the rival political groups fatah and hamas is a major issue significant. for the lack of progress on the reunification efforts most of the public today blames the two to one the blame is being placed on abbas on the rob a ban on hamas this is a significant change from the past in the past most of the blame was being put on hamas most people here say that if palestinians were united they would be stronger to deal with israel everybody hoping for peace but you know everybody knows other side is very strong very strong every time we come a closer to make abuse then they stop it they have some risks accuse all the time they have excuses i would be able they are ready for peace but the other side are not ready you see the smile is seventy six years old and has lived in the ramallah all his life. on the palestinian authority to is controlled by israel just like us they should be a sovereign palestinian state every time

for these three deaths on the palestinian side of course there's a lot of anger president mahmoud abbas sort of being diplomatic saying he condemns violence but also saying that there is been an atmosphere created here a lack of hope over the peace process settlers calling for his assassination that have sort of made it right for these kinds of conditions now in order to try to tamp down this situation both the west bank and israel do have mutual interests they have a vested interest in ensuring the call is kept here tomorrow president abbas is headed to jordan to meet with king hussein to discuss the situation on thursday egypt sent a delegation of its intelligence services to also discuss how to restore calm to the area as quickly as possible well will join us with the situation develops natasha thanks for joining us. australia has formally recognize west jerusalem as the capital of israel prime minister scott morrison said australia will not move its embassy from tel aviv for no but will open a trade and defense office in jerusalem with slim majority countries including indonesia and

so let me bring your lawyer into this conversation, gadeir abbas. this is one of 26 states that has passed similar laws. hia was tose, if ba friend, "i ama not going to buy something that is made in the occupied territories that israel is selling in the united states," this would make are in violation of the law? >> yes. bahia would be disqualified from working for any school district in the state that is following this law simply because she chooses not to buy, for instance, sabra hummus. decision automatically under this law disqualifies her from all public employees -- all public employment of all kinds. corporatengaged in ticket activity that really has a hallowed place in american tradition, from boycotts against british tea, from the montgomery boycott, from the boycott .gainst apartheid south africa her actions and choices to spend her money in a particular way are expressive transactions that are protected by the first amendment. the state of texas is siding with the foreign country's policy over the needs of bahia's students. let's remember

that there would be out a while abbas brigades advance with the help of the armored vehicles given by the arab coalition. in november twenty fifteen the other one a bass brigades received three u.s. made m. a t.v. armored vehicles. a few days later the vehicles were spotted in the streets of thais sporting both u.a.e. and yemeni flags. are also spotted in other parts of yemen. from the stockholm international peace research institute shows that saudi arabia and the u.a.e. purchased more than two thousand six hundred armored vehicles of this type between twenty eleven and twenty fourteen. a year later the fundamentalist islam is chaika nun's rick was photographed inside an aardvark g.a.'s if you mine clearance vehicle manufactured in the united kingdom. the vehicle was clearly marked with saudi. the same type of vehicle was also spotted in other provinces. if we're talking about the twenty two brigade it should have vehicles armored vehicles and armored personnel carriers and should spearhead attacks but this does not have any vehicles . in the second year of the war in yemen two new f

. # abba, dancing queen. theresa may danced her way onto the stage to abba's dancing queen.ed to go wrong, it could only be an improvement. she told her party that better days were ahead, and that austerity was coming to an end. because, a decade after the financial crash, people need to know that the austerity it led to is over, and that their hard work has paid off. but brexit was about to shatter theresa may's post—conference high. the dup, on whom she relies for votes in parliament, threatened to vote against the budget if extra checks were imposed on trade between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. we have been telling people about our red line. so what is important for us is to say to her very clearly that any impediment on the two—way access in the uk single market would not be good for the union, and would not be good for the economy of northern ireland. tensions were also rising in the cabinet, and rumours swirled about more possible resignations. no—one is planning on resigning. we're all doing ourjobs, and we're trying to get the best deal for this country.

the soldiers and has said that one of the shooting suspects was a member of the in president mahmoud abbas has condemned the violence but he's also said that the stalled peace talks over all the ongoing israeli raids in the west bank and settlers calls for his assassination have created an unstable atmosphere conducive to this violence now the west bank and israel do have mutual interests in keeping the call i'm here in the west bank they often cooperate on security measures some analysts are saying that is really security forces for their part by focusing so intently on hamas in the gaza strip lost their focus here on the west bank that allowed hamas to strengthen and plots egypt has stepped in to us on thursday the country sent a delegation of intelligence service members to meet with president mahmoud abbas to quote help restore calm and stability to the region. our european leaders are in brussels for a second day of talks expected to focus on britain's exit deal from the european union they say they'll step up preparations in case the u.k. leaves without an agreement by march prime mi

soldiers and has said that one of the shooting suspects was a member palestinian president mahmoud abbas has condemned the violence but he's also said that the stalled peace talks over all the ongoing israeli raids in the west bank and settlers calls for his assassination have created an unstable atmosphere conducive to this violence now the west bank and israel do have mutual interest in keeping the call i'm here in the west bank they often cooperate on security measures some analysts are saying that is really security forces for their part by focusing so intently on hamas in the gaza strip lost their focus here on the west bank that allowed hamas to strengthen and plots egypt has stepped into a say on thursday the country sent a delegation of intelligence service members to meet with president mahmoud abbas to quote help restore calm and stability to the region. virgin galactic says it could start commercial space flights as early as next year its rocket reached base for the first time on a test flight spaceship to launch from the harvey desert in the western u.s. the original rocket c

yet despite this, while visiting tehran professor abbas edalat, a dual british citizen, was arrestedng a spy. the foreign office and imperial college london both confirmed today that professor edalat had returned to the uk, ending his eight—month ordeal. no doubt providing relief for his family and for the many in the academic world who campaigned for his release. but he is not the only dual british citizen who has been held in iran. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, from west hampstead, will be spending her second christmas in an iranianjail, in prison for spying. a charge she vehemently denies. today, along with her husband richard ratcliffe, the mayor issued a statement saying that: i think today's news is obviously positive. there have been other positives recently. there have also been some negatives and you know, i spend my time looking at the tea leaves of everything that happens and trying to read what it means for us. politics in iran is volatile, politics in the uk is pretty volatile these days so you know, it is a bit taking it day by day and keep hoping and keep pushing. anyone'

. >> i would say it's abba.o you need the same domain name of the song kim asked me what i do. >> dancing queen? >> tucker: is it dancing queen by abba? ["dancing queen "by abba plays] >> i love the hair. >> he may have had a legitimate chance. >> tucker: had them stay within the lines. final question, we will see if you can. here in new york city, researchers are about to begin work on a new census. this time there not counting people however, they are focusing on a small furry creature in central park, what kind of animal is it? >> i was waiting! you've got to read the script. >> she is reading the teleprompter! >> tucker: you're not allowed to read the teleprompter! >> yes i am! there's nothing wrong. >> i don't think you qualify. >> tucker: i'm going back to something i said earlier, when you have cable news anchors on your show things tend to fall apart. >> the fbi. >> tucker: let me check with the judges really quick. the judges said a host of the program is allowed to add live on his own scripts, >> she's

and when the biggest hold of gold jewelry abba discovered troy was found hidden in the masonry of the fortifications surely one was convinced that homer's while city was not a myth but reality the german archaeologist smuggled the go to berlin where the end of the second world war it fell into the hands of the russians the treasure remains a sensitive political issue even today. we know today that shimon got it wrong the residence he discovered dates back to around two thousand five hundred b.c. but not as he thought to thirteen hundred b.c. . here a turkish archaeologist is documented in what it confused lima a fortress wall with a metre high layer of burnt clay schliemann knew that home as troy had gone up in flames of troy but also been razed to the ground time and again before that. that last troy six prime city dating back to the thirteenth century b.c. based on the latest scientific findings this is how artist christoph housman envisages the city of paris area with a large known town and a population of around ten thousand. the massive fortification for me to is wide and six met

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has ordered the reconstruction of a home demolished by the israeli military just hours ago soldiers destroyed the residence in the occupied west bank after accusing the owner's son of killing an israeli soldier. there's been fighting the yemen today the less than a day after a ceasefire was agreed. t.v. networks showed what appeared to be airstrikes by the saudi coalition which is fighting the new three rebels. has disputed prime minister made direct attacks or has quit he was appointed seven weeks ago and that sets off a political crisis as less sri lanka without a functioning government and facing the prospect of being unable to pass next year's budget alexia o'brien reports. less than two months ago he was being sworn in as sri lanka's new prime minister but after weeks of political turmoil mahinda rajapaksa has submitted his resignation. since i have no intention of remaining as prime minister without a general election being held and in order not to hamper the president in any way i will resign from the position of prime minister and make way fo

and gaza indicate that almost two thirds of palestinians want the resignation of president mahmoud abbas and overflows it increase in support for half particularly off of the escalation here in the west bank and also in gaza and the poll also suggests that the idea of an armed intifada as opposition to the occupation is gaining support that's moving away from diplomatic negotiations. he carried out the survey he says the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas are facing increasing questions about their credibility the lack of palestinian unity between the rival political groups fatah and hamas is a major issue significant. for the lack of progress on the reunification efforts most of the public today blames the two to one the blame is being placed on the boss on the p.r. rob a ban on hamas this is a significant change from the past in the past most of the blame was being put on hamas most people here say that if palestinians were united they would be stronger to deal with israel everybody beast but you know everybody knows other side is very strong very strong every time we come a

and the love of my life singing the greatest abba song.e never cried in the cinema in my life. have you really never cried in a movie? have you ever watched it's a wonderful life? watch that movie and get through to the last scene without bursting into tears. if you don't cry, you're an android. maybe i am! a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching, goodbye. it like an android sometimes. anyway, the weather is mild and the next few days. not in scotland at the moment. just a touch of frost here in there but definitely salty and cloudy and dreary across the uk. 15 degrees it was on saturday. very mild start of december. sunday looks like it will be every bit as mild. a lot of cloud streaming across the atlantic. nothing too heavy tomorrow. as we go through saturday night into sunday, we will see further outbreaks of rain across the uk. this is what it l

the soldiers and has said that one of the shooting suspects was a member of the in president mahmoud abbas has condemned the violence but he's also said that the stalled peace talks over all the ongoing israeli raids in the west bank and settlers calls for his assassination have created an unstable atmosphere conducive to this violence now the west bank and israel do have mutual interest in keeping the call i'm here in the west bank they often cooperate on security measures some analysts are saying that is really security forces for their part by focusing so intently on hamas in the gaza strip lost their focus here on the west bank that allowed hamas to strengthen and plots egypt has stepped in to us on thursday the country sent a delegation of intelligence service members to meet with president mahmoud abbas to quote help restore calm and stability to the region. police in jordan are four demonstrators in the latest protest against new income tax laws and high youth unemployment offices fired tear gas to disperse around a thousand people there the prime minister's office in amman jordania

and the love of my life singing the greatest abba song.never cried in the cinema in my life. have you really never cried in a movie? have you ever watched it's a wonderful life? watch that movie and get through to the last scene without bursting into tears. if you don't cry, you're an android. maybe i am! a quick reminder before we go that you will find more film news and reviews across the bbc online at bbc.co.uk/markkermode and you'll find all our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. that is it for this week. thank you so much for watching, goodbye. at the this week, the weather is go to quieten down for a time, but from midweek onwards it all gets very busy. we have some showers out there at the moment, quite wet in scotland. this is the picture later in the night. notice many places are dry and clear but as the wet weather clears away from scotland and temperatures dip, but also the risk of icy patches going into the morning. it is here in scotland, northern counties of northern england and northern ireland that stays largely dry an

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the survey he says the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas are facing increasing questions about their credibility and the lack of palestinian unity between the rival political groups fatah and hamas is a major issue is a significant criticism of the p.r. for the lack of progress on the reunification efforts most of the public to blame the pm two to one the blame is being placed on abbas on the rob a ban on hamas this is a significant change from the past in the past most of the blame was being put on hamas most people here say that if palestinians were united they would be stronger to deal with israel everybody hoping for peace but you know everybody knows other side is very strong israel is very strong every time we come a closer to make it because then they stop it excuses all the time they have excuses i would be able they are ready for peace but the other side are not ready you see the smile is seventy six years old and has lived in the ramallah all his life. in the palestinian authority to is controlled by israel just like us they should be a sovereign palestinian sta

forward i had them morgan in khartoum thank you very much for that now earlier i spoke with abdel psaki abbas who is a leading figure in president omar bashir is ruling national congress party and i began by asking him why sudanese security forces are using live ammunition on protesters. no not at the shiela shaab. the sudanese people who understand their feelings there are no peacefully asking for their demands to be met according to the sudanese constitution as you know in such circumstances. when violence is there some live there but a short while munitions seen might be used by the infiltrators oh by the police who are the infiltrators that you talk about because from what we see and what we've seen in the past eight days they're mostly peaceful protesters so dinies who are complaining about the conditions that they're living in journalists are also being targeted by the security forces who are these infiltrators and trait is that president omar bashir talks about what i want to sit in the home of the infiltrators. groups from the groups pocari weapons and other opposition organizations t

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abba song, and i was in tears. i laughed and i cried. i have never cried in the cinema in my life.co .uk. you‘ll find all of our previous programmes on the bbci player. that is it for this week that he so much for watching goodbye. hello, for many it‘s been a soggy start saturday. outbreaks of rain have been working their way across much of the uk. as it‘s clear, we‘ve kept a lot of clouds and drizzle in places, but equally cloud trying to bend and break, and for many it is a dryer and to the day. this is the bigger picture, the early satellite picture, another swirl of cloud to the southwest of the uk, and that will be pushing its way towards us as we head to the evening and overnight. it‘s all connected to the frontal system, notice how it daisy chains out into the atlantic, so rain never too far away to the next 2a hours. we will find some clear skies at a time through this evening and overnight, before more rain arrives into southwest england and wales, and northern ireland as the night wears on, working its way north and eastwards. will stay mainly dry across the north and eas

carried out the survey he says the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas are facing increasing questions about their credibility the lack of palestinian unity between the rival political groups fatah and hamas is a major issue significant. for the lack of progress on the reunification of its most of the public to blame the pm two to one the blame is being placed on the bars on the rob a ban on hamas this is a significant change from the past in the past most of the blame was being put on hamas most people here say that if palestinians were united they would be stronger to deal with israel everybody hoping for beast but you know everybody knows the other side is very strong very strong every time we come a closer to make abuse than they stop it excuses all the time they have excuses our view were they are ready for peace but the other side are not ready you see the smile is seventy six years old and has lived in the ramallah all his life. in the palestinian authority to is controlled by israel just like us they should be a sovereign palestinian state every time the israeli want

patterns to complete or entire drawings to color him it's a template for creative ideas drawn by john abbas food chain lives and works in scotland the main job is creating illustrations for packaging the idea for a coloring book for grownups came by accident. color for adults was a child that as night so unless they were like well why not. say joe up five pages of this back and post it to their advantage to collect yeah that's the thing. coloring books for grown ups are booming at the moment and the best sellers aren't verizon pirates spot books like secret garden. their cover is on the nonfiction buying team for britain's leading bookstore chain we're seeing that coloring books are selling much better than books like that and. crossword books which used to dominate the category so be interesting to see if people start to meeting and coloring and. coloring in pictures is said to be relaxing while also improving concentration the versions for grownups are just somewhat more complex female bands are especially enthusiastic about this rediscovered pastime sometimes it's hard to find. any time

carried out the survey he says the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas are facing increasing questions about their credibility and the lack of palestinian unity between the rival political groups fatah and hamas is a major issue and significant criticism of the. for the lack of progress on the reunification efforts most of the public today blames the two to one the blame is being placed on the boss on the rob a ban on hamas this is a significant change from the past in the past most of the blame was being put on hamas most people here say that if palestinians were united they would be stronger to deal with israel everybody beast but you know everybody knows other side is very strong very strong every time we come a closer to make it because then they stop it they have some of the cues all the time they have excuses our view or they are ready for peace but the other side they're not ready you see the smile is seventy six years old and has lived in the all his life. in the palestinian authority do is controlled by israel just like us they should be a sovereign palestinian state

music: dancing queen by abba. theresa may danced her way onto the stage to abba's dancing queen.was coming to an end. because, a decade after the financial crash, people need to know that the austerity it led to is over, and that their hard work has paid off. but brexit was about to shatter theresa may's post—conference high. the dup, on whom she relies for votes in parliament, threatened to vote against the budget if extra checks were imposed on trade between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. we have been telling people about our red line. so what is important for us is to say to her very clearly that any impediment on the two—way access in the uk single market would not be good for the union, and would not be good for the economy of northern ireland. tensions were also rising in the cabinet, and rumours swirled about more possible resignations. no—one is planning on resigning. we're all doing ourjobs, and we're trying to get the best deal for this country. then, at another eu summit, theresa may suggested a longer transition or implementation period may be required. it i

then this type of weapon had only been seen in the hands of the abdul abbas brigades and no other faction in yemen. not responsible for handing over any of our weapons. so no weapons were handed over by us. in fact if you look at our arsenal. we do not possess any weapons prestigious enough to be passed on to others. the same outrageous video featured another weapon the f.n. mini me machine gun designed by the belgian company f. and have star. many yemeni factions including the us brigade have been spotted with these machine guns in their possession. other weapons and ammunition appeared bearing belgian export data. the other journalists sent tracking requests for belgian guns a dent of fighters being in the position of fighters or up for sale in yemen but the company did not respond. to the office of the belgian prime minister replied that he didn't grant interviews. the team found evidence of another western made weapon in an area close to where the belgian was spotted. this swiss five hundred eight was found in the position of a fighter. this is an assault that we use and a sound grena